A man found dead at a vicarage in Thornbury by builders is named by police who are treating his death as suspicious.

The Mormon Church apologises for the posthumous baptism of the long-dead parents of Holocaust survivor and Nazi-hunter activist Simon Wiesenthal.

Scientists believe they have found a way to beat sleeping sickness by using a bacterium against the host that spreads the disease to humans - the tsetse fly.

A report by a Westminster committee calls for clarity on the "unanswered questions" of Scottish independence.

Administrators have begun efforts to secure the future of Rangers Football Club after the club entered administration.

A detailed of the structure of sea urchins' spines turns up a "bricks-and-mortar" structure that could lead to improved materials such as concrete.

A family was paid £600,000 in damages and costs by the Crown Prosecution Service and Met Police after a child witness was put at risk, the BBC learns.

A New Zealand court blocks a move by the government to allow Chinese investors to buy farms in the country.