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The UK may face an extended squeeze on public spending if the recent deterioration in growth prospects and tax receipts turns out to be permanent, a think tank says.

Comedian Al Murray and writer Benjamin Zephaniah are among those chosen to guest edit BBC Radio 4's Today programme over the festive period.

The teaching of Christianity "can be incoherent... or too stereotypical" says the academic leading a project to improve lessons in English schools.

Smoking "rots" the brain by damaging memory, learning and reasoning, according to researchers at King's College London.

Drugs used to calm inflammation in psoriasis may also help to combat the effects of Alzheimer's disease, a study on mice suggests.

The decree giving Egypt's president sweeping new power is temporary, his office says, as a young Islamist is killed in protests triggered by it.

David Cameron should "urgently consider" a deal with UKIP to try to stop them threatening the Tories at the 2015 election, his elections adviser says.