The coup leader in Burkina Faso says he is ready to hand over power to transitional civilian authorities, as the army is reportedly marching on the capital.

The head of a US pharmaceutical company defends a decision to raise the price of a 62-year-old medication used by Aids patients by over 5,000%.

One of the country's biggest NHS trusts is put in special measures after inspectors found concerns over staffing, treatment delays and governance failings.

The government’s wholesale cuts to renewable energy subsidies are sending a worrying sign to investors, says business group the CBI.

A judicial review will begin later of government body Sport England's refusal to recognise the card game bridge as a sport.

Not getting a good enough apology when things go wrong is the most common complaint NHS patients escalate, figures show.

Devon and Cornwall Police is ordered to make immediate improvements to the way it deals with children at risk of sexual exploitation.

The former owner of a US peanut company is given a 28-year prison sentence for his role in a salmonella outbreak linked to nine deaths.