A court in Moscow has found five men guilty of the 2006 murder of Russian investigative journalist Anna Politkovskaya.

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

Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure says he does not know which club he will be playing for next season.

Lloyds' move to cap some mortgages amid fears over a property bubble, and the death of a "demoralised" 20-year-old jobseeker are among the front-page leads.

Animal models for Alzheimer's research are outdated and a more human-based approach is needed, say animal welfare groups.

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.

A letter is being sent out to single parents in England, Scotland and Wales urging them to agree child maintenance amicably or face charges.