Ministers will not be seeking leave to appeal after a decision to abolish the Independent Living Fund was overturned but will re-consider its future.

Libyan militias clash in Tripoli, with heavy gunfire heard in several parts of the capital, as the government struggles to assert its authority.

Standard and Poor's cuts France's credit rating again to AA, almost two years after the country lost its top-rated AAA status.

Ofwat, the water regulator, has confirmed that it has turned down Thames Water's request to increase customer bills by up to 8% next year.

Don Shenker from the Alcohol Health Network suggests staff should be tested at work - to see if they are "risky" drinkers.

An arrest warrant is issued for terror suspect Mohammed Ahmed Mohamed after he fails to appear in court, a week after going missing disguised in a burka.

An amateur baker produces an "almost life-sized" Johnny Depp cake to star in an international competition.

The time difference between the UK and Brazil means most pubs should be closing their doors when England play in the World Cup, with some Group C games starting at 11pm British time.