Thousands of Islamist extremists in the UK see the British public as a legitimate target for attacks, the director general of MI5 warns.

The original targets for culling badgers are changed as new, more accurate information on population numbers becomes available.

Jack Wilshere believes the form of Wayne Rooney and Daniel Sturridge bodes well for England's final two World Cup qualifiers.

Ex-England boss Glenn Hoddle is set to be named on Greg Dyke's commission into the national team's future prospects.

Stuart Lancaster says England's union players can learn "a huge amount" from rugby league to close the gap on top teams.

The Advertising Standards Authority bans a Home Office mobile advert telling illegal immigrants to "go home or face arrest".

The rail industry's power to increase fares in England is to be curbed as part of a government drive to overhaul the rail fare system.

Some older Samsung gadgets look set to be banned from being imported to the US thanks to a patent row with Apple.