Actor Dave Legeno, who played Fenrir Greyback in the Harry Potter films, was found dead in California's Death Valley last weekend, authorities say.

News of David Cameron's forthcoming "women to the fore" ministerial reshuffle occupies Saturday's papers, while the Mirror tells how a crocodile may have caused a fatal plane crash.

Ex-Archbishop of Canterbury Lord Carey says he will back a bid to make it legal for terminally ill people in England and Wales to get help to end their lives.

US government infectious disease labs mishandled dangerous pathogens five times in the last decade, according to a health agency report.

Russian President Vladimir Putin begins a visit to Latin America in Cuba, meeting leader Raul Castro and ex-President Fidel Castro.

The government is urged to clamp down on untaxed foreign vehicles, as the RAC warns they are costing the UK millions of pounds a year.

The Parole Board says it will have to hold about 11,500 more hearings every year for prisoners who want to be released - even though there is no prospect of them being let out.

Companies could fall foul of the law if they try to associate their activities with Glasgow 2014 without authorisation, a law firm warns.