Manchester United's plane has to abort its landing 400m above the runway as they fly to Germany.

Claims that TV chef Nigella Lawson uses drugs regularly and the re-emergence of the "Plebgate" row feature in our slideshow of front pages.

A tiny book of psalms from 1640 becomes the world's most expensive printed book as it sells at auction in New York for $14.2m (£8.8m).

David Cameron announces a crackdown on so-called "benefit tourism", saying EU migrants will not be able to claim taxpayer-funded support indefinitely.

The head of the World Trade Organization (WTO), Roberto Azevedo, warns that global trade deal talks face collapse.

The NHS must stop turning a "blind eye" to smoking and ban it in all hospital grounds in England, according to new guidance.

Soluble painkillers used by millions of people in Britain can pose a risk because they are high in salt, UK researchers warn.

First Minister Alex Salmond launches the Scottish government's independence blueprint, calling it a "mission statement" for Scotland's future.