The UK government does not believe Welsh devolution needs "radical" change, but says teachers' pay and conditions and rail franchising could be taken over by Cardiff Bay.

The majority of Dreams beds stores have been bought by Sun European Partners, saving 1,600 jobs a day after the company went into administration.

The Scottish government is accused of secretly dropping a target to treat 98% of people within four hours at A&E departments.

About 20 UN observers are detained by armed fighters in the Golan Heights on the Syria-Israel border, the UN has confirmed.

No-frills airline Easyjet and the London Stock Exchange are promoted to the FTSE 100 index as part of the latest quarterly review.

The number of heroin and crack users in England is "plummeting", according to the National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse.

The government may need to borrow more to fund capital spending if the UK's economy is to recover, Business Secretary Vince Cable suggests.

A House of Lords committee says new regulations drafted by ministers would have led to compulsory competitive tendering of most NHS services in England.