GPs wrongly assume that patients want antibiotics resulting in too many drugs being prescribed, according to a Europe-wide study by Cardiff University.

Samsung Electronics apologises to Chinese consumers after a report carried on China's state TV claims some of its phones are malfunctioning.

A plane fighting bushfires in Australia's New South Wales crashes, killing its pilot, as the military faces criticism for starting one of the major fires.

Uefa opens a disciplinary case against CSKA Moscow for the "racist behaviour of their fans" against Manchester City.

A senior executive at a private US health firm has been appointed to lead NHS England - the most powerful body in the health service.

The union representing workers at Grangemouth's petrochemical plant could be set to agree to the "survival plan" set out by majority owner Ineos.

England's chief medical officer says people should feel "profoundly ashamed" of a "very worrying picture" of children's health and backs a free vitamins scheme.

Former Concorde pilot Martin Robson is reunited with the aircraft that defined an era of air travel