Portal 2 wins the best game award at the British Academy Video Game Awards, while Battlefield 3 wins a prize voted for by the public.

The US soldier accused of killing 16 Afghan civilians in a weekend massacre is named as Staff Sgt Robert Bales.

There were no traces of alcohol in the blood of the driver of the Belgian coach that crashed in Switzerland killing 28 people, an autopsy reveals.

A campaign to get babies sleeping on their backs to reduce cot death rates in the 1990s failed to get the message across to deprived communities, a study says.

A family charity calls on the chancellor to avoid delivering what it calls a "break-up Budget".

The funeral of PC David Rathband, who was shot and blinded by Raoul Moat, is due to take place in Stafford.

Invisible Children's co-founder is taken to hospital after being found by California police semi-naked and "acting bizarrely".

The Archbishop of Canterbury says he chose to resign in December because, after 10 years in the role, it was now the "proper time" to review his options.