Ed Miliband will promise to make politics more "transparent and trusted" by reforming Labour's relationship with unions after the Falkirk selection row.

Egypt's interim leader outlines a timetable for new elections and other key transitional issues, amid continuing unrest in the country.

A leaked Pakistan government report into the killing of Osama Bin Laden in 2011 accuses intelligence services of incompetence and negligence.

Police in England and Wales have not recorded legitimate reasons for stopping and searching people in more than a quarter of cases, the police watchdog finds.

Mark Bridger, the man found guilty of abducting and murdering five-year-old April Jones, is attacked by a fellow inmate at Wakefield Prison.

The chief executive of US bookstore chain Barnes & Noble, William Lynch, resigns as sales of its Nook e-books and devices continue to fall.

Europe's largest oil company Royal Dutch Shell announces that Ben van Beurden is to be its new chief executive.

The head of Russia's Bolshoi Theatre is removed from his post, following a series of scandals including an acid attack on a director.