Britain will not be "panicked" into dropping bombs in Iraq, foreign secretary Philip Hammond says, as RAF jets return without firing weapons.

A man arrested for breaking into the White House earlier this month gained access to more of the building than previously believed, US media report.

A US judge rules that Argentina is in contempt of court for refusing to obey an order to repay the debt it owes to two US hedge funds.

More than one in 10 three-year-olds have tooth decay, the first survey of the age group shows.

More than half of stillbirths in the UK could be prevented if the NHS implemented additional scans, a leading obstetrician tells Panorama.

A third video has appeared featuring British hostage John Cantlie who is being held by Islamic State militants.

The number of people trafficked for slavery or other exploitation in the UK has risen sharply to more than 2,700, the National Crime Agency says.

The Sunday Mirror apologises to women whose photos were used in a probe that saw a Conservative minister resign, but stands by its story.