Charges will not be filed against comedian Bill Cosby over allegations that he sexually assaulted a teenage girl in 1974, US prosecutors say.

UK food manufacturer 2 Sisters is setting "beyond unreasonable" terms in proposed contract agreements, one of its suppliers tells the BBC.

A committee of MPs criticises the government after saying taxpayers have been left "bearing all the risk" from purchases of new trains worth £10.5bn.

E-cigarettes can help smokers stop or reduce their habit, a Cochrane review has found.

Women with or at risk of mental health problems should receive extra support at all stages of pregnancy and beyond, updated NHS guidelines say.

The UK and Scottish governments welcome a deal on fishing quotas and industry rules reached after negotiations in Brussels.

A law which allows several people to be prosecuted for murder even though they may have played different roles needs to be reviewed urgently, MPs say.

A long-running public inquiry into alleged abuse carried out by British soldiers in Iraq is due to report later.