France, Belgium and Luxembourg approve a plan to secure the future of the troubled bank Dexia, following fears it could go bankrupt.

The chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland is being asked by an MP to explain restrictions it has put on using cash machines for some customers.

Nominations open for BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year, as the award celebrates its 10-year anniversary.

Labour Party members were wrong to boo at the mention of Tony Blair's name during the party conference, deputy leader Harriet Harman tells the BBC.

The two founders of the original Napster music-sharing site are teaming up to launch a video chat service called Airtime.

Two men admit killing 19-year-old student Reamonn Gormley, who was stabbed during an attempted street robbery in Blantyre.

Pro-Gaddafi troops are cornered in two small areas of Sirte, says a commander with Libya's interim government forces, as heavy fighting continues.

A couple said to have swapped the identity of their dead baby to her twin sister in a bid to cover up injuries they inflicted are jailed for five years.