US government agencies have been hit by a "massive breach" affecting millions of federal workers, officials said.

The NSPCC urges the UK government to intervene amid a row over a "dreadful and disturbing" Facebook video of a baby being dunked in a bucket of water.

Doping claims about top coach Alberto Salazar are "distressing", says World Anti-Doping Authority president Craig Reedie.

A campaign is calling for new blood donors in England and Wales following a 40% drop in fresh volunteers in the past decade.

Town hall bosses say further funding cuts will put thousands of youngsters 'promising futures' at risk in England.

Whitehall has failed to plan properly for the implications of past and future cuts to civil service staffing, the public spending watchdog warns.

Doctors call for a tax on sugary food and drinks to tackle what they have described as an "obesity epidemic".

The Gordonstoun public school in Moray is facing further pressure over claims of historic abuse at its former prep school Aberlour House.