The Liberal Democrats' internal strife continues to make headlines, while a One Direction star's father tells the Mirror he's worried about his son.

A painting revealed to be a Van Dyck portrait on the BBC's Antiques Roadshow is expected to sell for about £500,000 at auction later this year.

A part of Chicago's Willis Tower's glass observation ledge cracked while people were inside, 103 storeys up.

Andy Murray says he would have no problem appointing a woman to replace Ivan Lendl as his next coach.

Manchester United are to resume talks with Southampton over the transfer of Luke Shaw, reports BBC Radio Solent.

Sir John Major says it is a "pity" that conversations between Tony Blair and George Bush about Iraq will remain secret.

The Metropolitan Police withdraws its acceptance of the resignation of an officer due to face an investigation in a death in custody case.

Two police officers in India are sacked for allegedly refusing to help search for two missing girls who were later found gang-raped and hanged.