A new, less complicated law on gang-related killings is needed to ensure justice for victims and defendants in England and Wales, MPs say.

Hundreds of supporters turn out to see Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi register to run for a parliamentary seat.

Chinese property prices and foreign direct investment figures show the economy is cooling.

A television advertisement for Citroen is banned after complaints claiming it causes epilepsy symptoms or seizures.

Talks between Greece and its private creditors that could affect the country's future in the eurozone are expected to resume later.

Union bosses reject a "derisory" offer of a £100 bonus for Tube workers during the Olympics.

Barclays Bank lends its support to England's new academies and free schools, but the National Union of Teachers describes the move as "wrong".

Holyrood is to discuss whether Scots living outside Scotland should be given a vote in the independence referendum.