The death of a 40-year-old mother discovered in her home near Dundee on Friday is being treated as murder, police say.

There will be no culling of badgers in England this year to curb cattle tuberculosis, the government says - pilots are possible next year.

Michael Gove refuses to reinstate a string of schemes which the High Court said he scrapped unlawfully and sets out plans to reform England's school building programme.

Media mogul Rupert Murdoch, chairman of News Corporation which owns the News Of The World, is revered and feared by many.

Rupert Murdoch has said his appearance before MPs to answer questions about phone hacking is the "most humble day of his life".

Follow the events in the phone-hacking scandal that led to the closure of the News of the World newspaper.

A table showing the people named in relation to the hacking scandal - those involved with News International and the senior police officers investigating the claims.

Should newspapers be regulated in the same way as broadcasters, who are required by law to give balanced coverage on every political issue?