Ferrari want to establish if there is enough evidence to lodge a protest that could overturn the result of the world championship.

Argentina, which is locked in a court battle in New York over its debt, receives more time to argue against paying investors over its defaulted debt.

Scientists unlock key parts of the complex genetic code of wheat, one of the world's most important crops, which could help improve food security.

The likelihood that a baby will be obese in childhood can be predicted at birth using a simple formula, researchers say.

The government's Energy Bill will be published alongside proposals to pay businesses for cutting electricity use.

Police in northern Afghanistan have arrested two men accused of beheading a girl after her father rejected a marriage proposal for her, officials say.

The number of gay and bisexual men being diagnosed with HIV in the UK reached an "all-time high" in 2011, according to health officials.

Dutch authorities approve a motion to get rid of a law making it a crime to insult God, saying that the legislation is no longer relevant.