As many as three quarters of a million young people in the UK may feel that they have nothing to live for, a study for the Prince's Trust charity claims.

Store chain John Lewis reports strong sales over the Christmas period, but rival Debenhams says its chief financial officer has resigned.

Murderers and serious offenders could receive US-style sentences totalling hundreds of years as part of a review of the UK's human rights laws.

Dutchman Michael van Gerwen wins the PDC World Championship after defeating Scot Peter Wright in London.

Helicopter operations to rescue scientists aboard an ice-bound ship in the Antarctic are likely to begin shortly, say officials.

Some papers focus on the rising price of rail tickets, while others focus on energy prices and the Daily Mirror suggests Moors Murderer Ian Brady has dementia.

England should bring wicketkeeper Matt Prior back into the team for the fifth Test, says Australia captain Michael Clarke.

The usernames and phone numbers for 4.6 million Snapchat accounts are temporarily posted online by hackers.