The BBC's Mark Easton takes a look at what opportunities were missed for Daniel Pelka.

Tony Abbott is sworn in as Australia's prime minister, promising a day of action as his government begins work.

Like many other central banks, the US Federal Reserve took steps to try and revive its economy after the global financial crisis struck in 2008.

Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond will lead a debate at Holyrood exactly a year before voters take part in the Scottish independence referendum.

Hospitals should publicly display the number of nurses they have on each ward, and whether that figure is high enough, MPs say.

The government sells a 6% stake in Lloyds Banking Group at a price of 75p a share, raising £3.2bn.

US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke is expected to announce an end to the central bank's extraordinary stimulus efforts on Wednesday.

The snipes and insults thrown at Liberal Democrats for governing with the Tories were all worth it, party leader Nick Clegg is to say.