The former head of the US central bank, Alan Greenspan, tells the BBC that Greece will have to leave the eurozone.

Jordanian air strikes have destroyed Islamic State sites and hideouts, Jordan says, as it steps up its response to the killing of a captured pilot.

Greece cannot service its huge debt and will seek a bridge loan rather than an extension of its bailout, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras says.

The Bafta Film Awards, the biggest awards event in the British film calendar, get under way in London.

Clashes between football fans and security forces in the Egyptian capital Cairo have left at least 22 people dead, prosecutors say.

HSBC, Britain's biggest bank, helped wealthy clients cheat the UK out of millions of pounds in tax, thousands of documents seen by BBC Panorama show.

Princes Charles says the extent to which young people are becoming radicalised in the UK is "alarming", describing the issue as one of the "greatest worries".

Among the topics in the Sunday press is a halt to Labour's 'Blairite rebellion' , Prince Charles's thoughts on Islamic extremism, and Sir Cliff Richard's hopes to be cleared over abuse claims.