England declare on 620-5 with a lead of 375 over Australia on day four of the second Test in Adelaide.

The UK manufacturing sector is in rude health, thanks in large part to strong demand from overseas customers, an industry survey suggests.

A Paris court is set rule on whether US airline Continental was partly to blame for the Concorde crash in 2000 which killed 113 people.

Retailers selling sexualised products aimed at children could face restrictions under plans being considered by the government.

South Korea begins a nationwide live fire military exercise, despite warnings against it from North Korea.

Two cyclists die at the scene of a collision with a coach on a Cumbrian road.

Marion Jones says she did not deserve a prison term for lying about steroid use and involvement in a drugs fraud case.

Fifteen of music's most exciting rising stars are named on the longlist for the BBC's Sound of 2011.