QPR boss Mark Hughes remains in charge of the Premier League strugglers following a two-hour meeting with the club's chief executive.

David Cameron says ministers will crack down on "time-wasting" caused by the "massive growth industry" of legal challenges to government policy.

The Church of England's synod is due to vote on whether to allow women bishops, an issue that has split traditionalists and liberals for years.

Islamist rebel groups in the Syrian city of Aleppo say they reject the new Western-backed opposition coalition, and seek to establish an "Islamist state".

Ministers will detail later how they intend to force energy firms to offer customers the lowest suitable tariff, which will include a cut in the number available.

Death rates from ovarian cancer in England have fallen by a fifth in a decade, figures reveal.

Cold case detectives launch a new appeal in a bid to solve the 20-year-old murder of a teenage girl in Norfolk.

England cannot brush another heavy defeat under the carpet - they must respond to it, says former captain Alec Stewart.