The number of bookshops on UK high streets continues to decline, according to figures from The Booksellers Association.

Parents are failing to put enough fruit and veg into their children's packed lunches, health experts warn.

A pub landlady awaits the result of her legal fight with the English Premier League over use of a foreign TV decoder to screen games.

Hewlett-Packard completes the buy-out of UK software firm Autonomy despite the departure of the man who initiated it.

Jurors at the trial of Michael Jackson's doctor Conrad Murray have been told the singer was clinically dead when he arrived in hospital in 2009.

The Swiss bank UBS says it will make a small profit in the third quarter despite losing $2.3bn through rogue trading.

The Dalai Lama, invited to South Africa by fellow Nobel Peace laureate Desmond Tutu, cancels his visit as he has not been granted a visa.

Oxford University's vice-chancellor has warned that a funding gap will make it difficult to compete with international rivals for the best students.