A third of emergency vehicles equipped to deal with major contaminations in England, including "dirty bombs", are to be withdrawn on 31 December, according to a leaked document.

Hundreds of rescue workers look for survivors after a landslide hit 33 buildings at an industrial park in the southern Chinese city of Shenzhen.

Spain faces political uncertainty after the governing party loses its majority, as two new movements win nearly a third of seats in parliament.

Israel's Interior Minister Silvan Shalom steps down after a series of sexual harassment allegations.

Free wi-fi is to be provided in all NHS buildings in a bid to improve services and reduce costs, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt says.

The killing of minorities by so-called Islamic State should be recognised as genocide, more than 60 parliamentarians say in a letter to David Cameron.

Train companies are making it too hard for delayed passengers to receive compensation, the consumer group Which? is claiming in a so-called super-complaint.

Benefit errors and delays are causing families to go hungry and putting their homes at risk, the work and pensions select committee warns.