About 300 people are missing and 10 people are dead following a landslide in central Sri Lanka, disaster officials tell the BBC.

Consumers are warned to be wary of "rip-off" payday middlemen, after the NatWest bank reports that it is receiving hundreds of new complaints every day.

Labour's Harriet Harman wears a t-shirt saying "this is what a feminist looks like" to Prime Minister's Questions.

The Disasters Emergency Committee is to launch an appeal in response to a disease outbreak for the first time, in aid of the Ebola crisis.

More than 5,000 police officers in England and Wales plan to leave the service in the next two years, a Police Federation online survey suggests.

The House of Lords is to have a full debate on the powers of the Scottish parliament following the referendum "No" vote.

The government is to undertake a public consultation into whether the reporting of child abuse by regulated bodies should be made mandatory.

The government is failing to abide by its military covenant with armed forces veterans not getting the care they need, medical experts say.