A reporter for the Sun said he believed he was "not doing anything wrong" in handing over cash to a police officer for tips, a court hears.

The government must support the "hardest working and lowest paid" as it reforms welfare, Boris Johnson is to tell the Conservative conference amid a row over tax credit cuts.

Two Air France managers have their shirts torn, as angry workers force them to flee a meeting on job cuts and escape over a fence.

Organisers of the Rio 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games are making cutbacks of up to 30% to avoid going over their budget.

Turkey again summons the Russian ambassador after a second violation of its airspace by a Russian warplane operating in Syria in two days.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg says satellite will provide internet access to remote parts of Africa.

The UK's ban on prisoner voting may be ruled unlawful by the European Court of Justice, which is deciding on a similar case in France.

The heads of leading independent schools say the exam-marking system for GCSEs and A-levels is "not fit for purpose".