The publisher of Britain's longest running comic says no decision has been taken on whether it will cease publication.

International publisher Pearson is setting up a college in the UK to teach degree courses, a first for a FTSE 100 company.

Surveyors expect house prices to dip in the coming months, prompting a call for sellers to be realistic about asking prices.

The Jaguar Land Rover plant on Merseyside moves to 24-hour production to meet demand for the Evoque and Freelander models.

The prime minister is urged to give candidates in the forthcoming elections for police and crime commissioners in England and Wales a free mail-shot.

Chinese police say an armed robber accused of killing at least nine people since 2004 has been shot dead in Chongqing, state-run media report.

The Olympic flag arrives in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro, the next host city of the Games, after a ceremony on Sunday night marks the end of London 2012.

The US says it expected Egypt's new president to rejig his military, a day after he surprised many observers by dismissing his army chief.