Once dominant MySpace looks to its competitor Facebook to help it drive more users to its ailing site.

Tory enterprise adviser Lord Young apologises for saying British people have "never had it so good" despite the "so called recession".

The Cumbrian floods of 2009 resulted in a £276m bill, it emerges on the first anniversary of the disaster.

Plans for a new £27m visitor centre at Stonehenge are given a boost with a £10m grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund.

New energy statements fail to make clear that some customers could save hundreds of pounds on energy bills with online accounts.

The details behind Whitehall spending over £25,000 made since the election are being published by the government.

A UN's human rights committee criticises Burma's recent elections and expresses "grave concern" over human rights in the country.

Property tycoon Donald Trump says he is considering running for US president as a Republican in 2012, in an interview with ABC News.