Searching blood for fragments of cancer can find tumours that have come back months before symptoms appear, a study shows.

Nicola Sturgeon will call for the BBC in Scotland to have more power, more money and its own TV channel, when she addresses the Edinburgh TV Festival.

Sainsbury's has given its shop workers a 4% pay rise, the highest increase for store employees in more than a decade.

Convicted terrorists are being recruited by the Metropolitan Police as part of efforts to stop more people being lured to join the conflict in Syria.

Chinese shares return to positive territory after massive losses earlier in the week rocked markets around the globe.

A fax sent by the US gunman who killed two fellow journalists on live TV reveals his anger at perceived racism and bullying at work.

Prime Minister David Cameron is "punishing businesses" by trying to fulfil promises to cut immigration, the Institute of Directors says.

China says 11 Tianjin government and port officials are suspected of negligence in connection to the blasts earlier this month which killed 139 people.