Leinster are through to the Heineken Cup quarter-finals as Pool One winners after a 36-3 bonus-point win over the Ospreys in Dublin.

A British national was among at least 14 people killed in a suicide attack at a restaurant in Kabul, Afghanistan, the Foreign Office confirms.

The only known audio recording of the voice of "Cambridge spy" Guy Burgess has been broadcast for the first time.

The papers discuss the prospect of a rise in the minimum wage, bid farewell to Roger Lloyd Pack and see Bernie Ecclestone's grip on F1 loosening.

The hunt for the missing three-year-old appears on a number of Saturday's front pages, as does news of US "spy curbs" and the latest royal arrival.

The credit rating agency Moody's upgrades Ireland's debt from junk status saying its economy has growth potential.

Nearly 400 priests were defrocked in only two years by the former Pope, Benedict XVI, over claims of sexual child abuse, the Vatican confirms.

Andrew Mitchell MP, who resigned as Chief Whip over the 'plebgate' row, refuses to rule out a return to cabinet.