The proportion of income that top flight football clubs in England are spending on wages has hit a new high, says Deloitte.

Canadian police name a 29-year-old Montreal man wanted in connection with two limbs sent through the post, and a headless torso.

The rebel Free Syrian Army says it will stop adhering to a ceasefire at lunchtime on Friday if the government does not start observing the truce.

Doctors have reassured patients safety will not be at risk during a day of planned industrial action in June - the profession's first strike for nearly 40 years.

The proportion of patients facing long waits in A&E units in England has started rising, analysis by experts suggests.

Jaguar is named the UK's number one carmaker in an influential ownership satisfaction study, unseating Lexus which had held the title for 11 years.

The car insurance industry is set to be scrutinised by the Competition Commission, after the Office of Fair Trading calls the sector "dysfunctional".

Thomas Cook sees its half-year losses increase sharply after a "difficult" six months, but says it is taking "decisive action" to improve its position.