Gloucester's play-off hopes are severely dented by Sale, who take a massive step closer to Premiership survival.

The consumer organisation Which? says it is continuing to receive complaints from customers who say they have been overcharged for using a debit or credit card.

US Secretary of State John Kerry is due in China, where he is expected to urge Beijing to use its influence over North Korea to rein in its belligerence.

Australian Jason Day leads the Masters by a shot with Tiger Woods three strokes behind going into the third round.

Claims the outbreak of measles in south Wales was down to Department of Health policy in the 1990s is "completely incorrect", the government says.

Portugal and the Republic of Ireland are to be given an extra seven years to pay back their bailout loans from the European Union.

Several homes are evacuated after a gas main catches fire in the West Midlands, police say.

Poland will unveil a giant statue of Pope John Paul II overlooking the city of Czestochowa, reputed to be the tallest of the former pontiff anywhere.