Negotiations over the next round of public spending cuts conclude with Business Secretary Vince Cable agreeing slightly lower cuts than some departments.

US President Barack Obama promises to outline his plan to deal with climate change in a speech at Georgetown University on Tuesday.

The UK economy is "leaving intensive care", Chancellor George Osborne will say as he unveils his spending plans for 2015-16 on Wednesday.

The death toll in flash floods and landslides in northern India could climb to 1,000, officials warn, as the rescue effort intensifies.

England Under-20s boss Peter Taylor says his team will put English football "back on the map" at the Under-20 World Cup.

US intelligence fugitive Edward Snowden is thought to be flying to Moscow, as the Hong Kong government says he left voluntarily for a third country.

Brazil midfielder Paulinho says Tottenham have bid for him, but he will not decide until after the Confederations Cup.

A former S4C head says the channel could become entirely reliant on the BBC licence fee for funding after the UK government spending review.