Thursday's meeting of G20 nations is expected to sign an agreement to fight tax avoidance by multinationals, but the Syrian crisis will also be in focus.

The government's universal credit has been badly managed, is "overambitious" and poor value for money, the spending watchdog says.

Some motorists with 30 or more penalty points on their licences have not been banned from driving, the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) says.

A lawyer for Ariel Castro, who kept women captive in Cleveland, Ohio, criticises prison authorities for taking his client off suicide watch.

A quarter of people have put up with "unacceptably cold" homes in the past year as they struggle to pay bills, a BBC Radio 5 live survey suggests.

The government's lobbying reforms are "flawed" and should be withdrawn for six months and improved, a cross-party committee of MPs concludes.

Plans to cut the legal aid bill by awarding contracts to the lowest bidder have been dropped, Justice Secretary Chris Grayling announces.

Picture warnings on cigarette packets depicting the dangers of smoking make little impact on teenage smokers, a study suggests.