West Ham chief David Gold says the club will have a "zero tolerance" approach to any fans found guilty of anti-Semitic taunts.

About 500 people in north Wales have been advised to leave their homes as forecasters say the threat of flooding remains in many areas.

The government is to release the first figures assessing the level of success of its welfare-to-work programme, which was launched last year.

As the Hong Kong Open begins, BBC Sport looks at squash's latest bid to participate in the Olympics with 2020 the target

Nationwide building society reports a fall in half-year profits, partly due to bad commercial loans and money set aside for PPI compensation.

The UK economy grew by 1% between July and September, official figures confirm, with the Olympics boosting growth over the summer.

A decision on reality TV star Nadine Dorries' future as Conservative MP is postponed for a week after a "good-natured" meeting with the party's chief whip.

Energy company E.On agrees to pay £1.7m in compensation after it overcharged 94,000 customers following price rises.