Stuart Kuttner, former managing editor of the NoW, tells the hacking trial he knew the paper had a voicemail from missing schoolgirl Milly Dowler's phone.

Several technology companies are advising the public that they should change all their passwords after the discovery of a major security flaw.

Hull City's proposed name change to Hull Tigers has been rejected by the Football Association Council.

David Cameron defends Parliament after Maria Miller's resignation but Labour say he does not "get" public anger.

G4S will be able to bid for government contracts again after it was barred in the wake of a dispute about overcharging.

Ferrari's attempts to improve their form suffer a setback as they abandon running early at this week's Bahrain test.

Former City minister Lord Myners quits the board of the Co-operative Group following criticism of his plans to reform the troubled mutual.

A trainee solicitor is jailed for 18 weeks for leaving her boxer dog to starve to death in the kitchen of her Bristol home.