Labour leader Ed Miliband will promise a "tough but balanced" approach to cutting the £90bn deficit, when he sets out his plans in a speech.

Manchester City qualify for the Champions League last 16 for a second successive season with a win at Roma.

A French air force jet crashes into a home for disabled people in central France, reportedly killing one person and injuring six others.

Time magazine has given its 2014 'Person of the Year' award to workers fighting the largest Ebola outbreak in history.

Hundreds of people gather in west London in support of protests in the US over the death of Eric Garner at the hands of New York police.

The new Afghan president adds his voice to widespread condemnation of past CIA interrogation techniques, following a damning US report.

Britain's Jenson Button is to partner Spain's Fernando Alonso at McLaren for the 2015 Formula One season, BBC Sport learns.

Prime Minister David Cameron says he is determined to do everything he can to secure agreement in cross-party talks in Northern Ireland.