Headlines such as "the big one", "blown to Brits" and "triple whammy" describe storms battering the UK, while some papers focus on the prospect of continued low interest rates.

Tougher rules on dermal fillers, Botox injections and plastic surgery are set to be announced by the government.

Nominations for the Waterstones Children's Book Prize include journalist Dawn O'Porter's teen novel Paper Aeroplanes and books by an actress, a performance poet and a screenwriter.

At least two people are shot dead and 23 injured during a student demonstration in the Venezuelan capital, Caracas.

Lazio threaten legal action after the legitimacy of the age of their 17-year-old player Joseph Minala is questioned.

Afghan authorities release 65 detainees from the Bagram detention centre, a move the US condemns as "deeply regrettable".

Man Utd boss David Moyes will not give up the fight for Champions League qualification after the 0-0 draw at Arsenal.

Apple has begun publicising which of its suppliers may be sourcing minerals from conflict zones in an attempt to force more ethical manufacturing.