Job prospects for young and low-skilled workers outside full-time education are deteriorating "rapidly", a report by the Trades Union Congress (TUC) concludes.

Miroslav Klose being available for Germany is "sensational" as he equals the World Cup goal record, says boss Joachim Low.

People are warned not to approach a man who absconded from a mental health unit.

A lake is drained and searched by police investigating the murder of a Saudi Arabian student in Colchester.

Thousand of cyclists including elite competitors take part in a race in Sarajevo, the first of a series of events marking the beginning of WW1.

David Cameron will call for a vote if there is an attempt to rubber stamp Jean-Claude Juncker as the next European Commission president, No 10 sources say.

The United Nations cultural agency, Unesco, grants World Heritage status to a road system built over centuries by the Inca Empire in South America.

Militants in Iraq say they have seized a border crossing and two towns along the Euphrates river, as thousands of Shia militia parade in Baghdad.