A football team that suffered a 43-0 defeat at the weekend withdraws from the football league it was in.

A power cut in London's West End forces some theatres to cancel their shows.

A £10m government fund set up a year ago to help bring empty shops back into use has barely been touched, according to Freedom of Information requests seen by the BBC.

Former senior Khmer Rouge leader Ieng Sary dies while on trial for genocide, a UN-backed court in Cambodia announces.

A third of drivers have suffered damage to their cars from potholes over the last two years, a survey suggests.

The Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu reaches a deal to form a coalition government with the Yesh Atid and Jewish Home parties, officials say.

Labour suspends Lord Ahmed while it investigates reports he blamed his imprisonment on pressure from Jewish newspaper and TV bosses.

Sales at Argos have been boosted by strong demand for tablet computers, according to its parent company Home Retail Group.