Former software maker John McAfee, wanted for questioning in a murder case in Belize, is refused asylum in Guatemala but is later taken to hospital.

National newspaper editors say they have "unanimously agreed" to put in place Lord Justice Leveson's "broad proposals" for self regulation - "save the statutory underpinning".

Forensic experts say preliminary analysis of CCTV footage of the death of actor Mark Blanco suggests he was probably dropped to his death, and did not fall or slip.

A British student accused by the US authorities of running a website which broke copyright laws is ordered to pay £20,000 by a judge in New York.

London's Camden council announces plans to remove some council tax benefits currently enjoyed by owners of second homes and empty properties.

The BBC finishes digitising thousands of copies of the Radio Times magazine to help identify which shows are missing from its archive.

People with depression who do not respond to treatment with drugs can have their symptoms reduced using cognitive behavioural therapy, says a study in the Lancet.

One of the last men to set foot on the Moon has said that private enterprise will be the driving force for a return to the Moon because governments are too inefficient.