The European Commission is to reveal plans to reform the fishing industry after an admission that the current policy has been a failure.

Twenty-six people were arrested during rioting in nationalist areas of north and south Belfast and Londonderry after Tuesday's Orange Order parades.

The Intelligence and Security Committee calls for its remit and structure to be overhauled, saying it is "significantly out of date".

The 140th Open Championship begins in Sandwich on Thursday with high hopes of a first UK winner in 12 years.

Financial constraints, maritime regulations and campaigns by activists will not stop Japan sending its whaling fleet back to the Antarctic, a senior official tells the BBC.

Hospitals failing to screen patients for Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) could be "named and shamed" by the NHS.

Former occupants of the White House and other US dignitaries gather at a California church to honour late US First Lady Betty Ford.

Unions representing workers at the UK's last train builder are set to have a meeting with ministers to urge a crucial contract be reconsidered.