Nurses are stepping up their campaign to get ministers to toughen up the regulation of healthcare support staff in England.

The music industry's parental advisory scheme is extended to explicit content in music and video downloads.

The chancellor backs most of the Vickers' banking report including protecting retail banking from riskier investment activity.

Former Daily Mirror and NoW editor Piers Morgan is set to appear at the Leveson Inquiry into media ethics.

YouTube reveals its most watched videos in the UK over 2011 including a talking dog, a singing drug abuser and babbling babies.

Iraqi Vice-President Tariq al-Hashemi denies any wrongdoing, a day after a warrant is issued for his arrest on terrorism-related charges.

The French authorities are to ask 30,000 women who received potentially defective breast implants to have them removed, reports say.

Under the extreme conditions present in the Earth's interior, a common metal oxide changes its electrical properties without changing shape.