Conservative leader David Cameron says he has "fundamental differences" with Lib Dem Nick Clegg over the coalition's plans for constitutional reform.

Charles Green says the 38,000 fans who watched the win over East Fife is evidence of a turnaround in Rangers' fortunes.

Luis Suarez signs a new long-term deal with Liverpool after returning to training following his Olympic duty with Uruguay.

The New York police subpoena Twitter to force it to identify a user who threatened to shoot up Mike Tyson's one-man Broadway show.

The government has approved the sale of more than 20 school sports fields since coming to power, official figures show.

The security firm formerly known as Blackwater agrees to pay a $7.5m (£4.8m) fine to settle US federal charges related to arms trafficking.

At least 16 people are now known to have died in severe floods in the Philippine capital, Manila, as officials warn heavy rain will continue to fall.

Satellite images show increased use of heavy weapons in Aleppo, raising urgent concerns over the welfare of Syrian civilians, Amnesty International says.