Colorado has temporarily suspended taxes on marijuana after the US state brought in more tax revenue than anticipated.

The National Union of Students is being urged by ministers to support the government's counter-radicalisation programme, Prevent.

Scottish Secretary David Mundell is to accuse Nicola Sturgeon of setting aside the "sovereign will" of the Scottish people over a second independence referendum.

Detectives have visited hundreds of convicted fraudsters in prison to find out how they carried out their crimes, City of London Police reveals.

Culture secretary John Whittingdale questions whether the BBC's main evening television news bulletin should continue to continue to clash with ITV.

Switzerland says it has approved the extradition of Uruguayan football official Eugenio Figueredo, who is accused of taking bribes.

A wine bar is fined £100,000 after an 18-year-old woman was served a cocktail containing liquid nitrogen and had to have her stomach removed.

The National Audit Office (NAO) announces it will investigate the awarding of public money to the now-defunct Kids Company.