It is "inconceivable" that former News of the World senior editor Neil Wallis did not know about phone hacking at the paper, the Old Bailey hears.

Conservative MP Zac Goldsmith announces his intention to run to be Mayor of London.

Stephen Gough, who is known as the naked rambler, appears via video link with no clothes on at the Court of Appeal.

A schoolboy understood to have taken his own life after being tricked into posting images on a social networking site was taken "advantage of and exploited", a priest tells mourners at his funeral.

Radio 1 boss says he is 'not scared' of Apple's new radio station Beats 1, and other industry reaction to the launch.

In a BBC Radio 5 live interview, Paul Gascoigne speaks about alcoholism, press 'lies' and missing playing football.

The former deputy prime minister is banned from driving for six months after accumulating 12 penalty points when he was caught speeding in his Jaguar.

Exclusive video and testimony from Iraq's second city of Mosul, reveal a life of brutality and oppression a year after its fall to Islamic State.