Relatives of dead UK soldiers are warned their phones may have been hacked by a News of the World investigator, the Daily Telegraph reports.

A US appeals court orders an immediate end to a ban on gay men and women serving openly in the military, while new rules are being drafted.

Alleged gang boss James "Whitey" Bulger pleads not guilty to a string of charges, including 19 murders, at a court in Boston.

The government should use money from fuel duty to cut the price of public transport, according to a group of MPs.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge comfort survivors of a devastating wildfire which tore through a Canadian town.

The National Audit Office expresses concern about changes to the Royal Navy's two new aircraft carriers made in the 2010 defence review.

Manchester United defender John O'Shea is undergoing a medical at Sunderland, according to Press Association Sport.

At least 50,000 properties are affected after a water main burst in south London, Thames Water says.