Nicola Cortese believes Southampton risk undermining their recent success if they sell their best young players.

One man has died and three people have been arrested following a disturbance "possibly involving a firearm" in a Yorkshire village, police say.

The French train operator SNCF has discovered that 2,000 new trains it ordered at a cost of 15bn euros are too wide for many regional platforms.

The Scottish referendum is the "foremost issue for businesses" in the UK, the head of the business lobby group, the CBI, will say later.

The chancellor George Osborne makes a speech which will accuse Labour and UKIP of having an outlook which will harm business.

A woman who fled the Nazis says the Prince of Wales told her that what her family faced was like the actions of Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan condemns as "evil" twin bombings in the central city of Jos, in which at least 118 people were killed.

Wimbledon champion Andy Murray wants top stars to help fund low-level events so players do not drift away from tennis.