The UK charity calls for a "global new deal to reverse decades of increasing inequality", ahead of next week's World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Lance Armstrong questions whether he deserves his "death penalty" punishment which has seen him banned from all sports.

Actor Bernard Cribbins, known for The Wombles and Jackanory, says modern children's TV has become too "fast and noisy".

The government reveals it bought more than 8,600 tickets, worth almost £1.2m, to last summer's Olympic and Paralympic Games in London.

Nokia is releasing design files that will let owners use 3D printers to make their own cases for its Lumia 820 handset

Andy Murray holds his nerve to see off the tricky challenge of Lithuania's Ricardas Berankis and reach the last 16 of the Australian Open.

Foreign Secretary William Hague says the Algerian crisis will remain top priority until every British national is accounted for.

The editor of the Sunday Times, John Witherow, is appointed acting editor of the Times, despite opposition from the paper's independent directors.