Three wealth managers from one of the richest US cities are unveiled as winners of a $254m (£163m) lottery jackpot.

Editors Andy Coulson and Rebekah Brooks knew about phone hacking, a former News of the World journalist tells the Leveson Inquiry.

A man who is paralysed with "locked-in syndrome" is to ask a High Court judge to allow a doctor to end his life. The case will challenge the law on murder and so-called mercy killing.

Former X Factor contestant Gamu Nhengu and her family have won their immigration fight to stay in the UK.

Scientists are questioning if using wi-fi on a laptop could harm a man's fertility, after lab work suggests ejaculated sperm can be damaged by exposure.

The attorney general is granted permission to bring contempt proceedings against a juror who allegedly carried out research on a defendant.

Reaction to Chancellor George Osborne's 2011 Autumn Statement on the UK economy.

A police officer in charge of exhibits in the Stephen Lawrence murder case deliberately altered a database relating to the case, the Old Bailey hears.