Thousands of people take to the streets for the first official Black Country Day.

A former senior Metropolitan Police officer says he was moved from his post when he revealed plans to investigate politicians over child abuse claims.

The second part of David Cameron's reshuffle of Conservative ministers dominates front pages, with the papers describing ex-education secretary's 'demotion'.

Wednesday marks the centenary of the last major campaign meeting by the Suffragettes before the start of the World War One.

The murder of a young pregnant woman in Pakistan by her family earlier this year, pushed the issue of "honour killings" into the spotlight.

Guantanamo Bay has become synonymous with the US detention centre but to the native Cuban population, there is another controversy surrounding the facility.

EU leaders head for a special Brussels summit to decide who should fill two top EU jobs - foreign policy chief and European Council president.

MPs have voted through the government's emergency legislation giving the security services access to people's phone and internet records.