Labour leader Ed Miliband says the "big five" banks must give up "significant" numbers of branches to make the industry more competitive.

Southampton manager Mauricio Pochettino will make a decision on his long-term future at the end of the season.

Claire Brennan reports on a brawl that broke out between Ukrainian MPs in Parliament.

Egypt awaits the results of a referendum on its new constitution, with the military-backed authorities saying it has been overwhelmingly approved.

US Secretary of State John Kerry urges Syria's main political opposition group to decide on Friday to attend next week's Geneva peace talks.

The chancellor's comments that the economy "can afford" a rise in the minimum wage make front pages, while the Sun marks the passing of TV's "Trigger".

A woman issued with a traffic ticket for driving while wearing Google Glass has had her case dismissed in San Diego for lack of evidence.

Aviation authorities in Brazil have authorised nearly 2,000 extra flights to be scheduled to cope with soaring demand during this year's World Cup.