Tributes are paid to a 14-year-old girl who died after she was attacked by a pack of "out of control" dogs at a house in Greater Manchester.

The UK prime minister's wife, Samantha Cameron, says she has heard "horrifying" and "harrowing" stories from Syrian refugees in Lebanon.

Qantas Airways gets final approval from Australia's competition authority for its alliance with Dubai-based Emirates.

China and Brazil sign a $30bn (£20bn) currency swap deal, which they say will safeguard against any future global financial crisis.

The government is not "adequately" monitoring the spending of its £1.3bn New Homes Bonus, aimed at boosting housebuilding, Whitehall's spending watchdog warns.

A new initiative to share information on cyber threats between businesses and government is launched.

Pupils in England could be taught in bigger classes and by unqualified staff, as schools will need an extra 15,000 teachers, Labour claims.

The NHS will have a legal duty to be honest about mistakes as part of an overhaul of the system in the wake of the Stafford Hospital scandal.