The government is to announce an independent review of cigarette packaging amid continuing calls for action to discourage young smokers.

A man whose heart stopped multiple times within minutes is "incredibly unusual" to have made a full recovery, say doctors.

The sister of a man who was murdered and his body set on fire following false rumours he was a paedophile says he was "let down" by the police.

Six men are arrested by officers from the National Crime Agency investigating alleged match-fixing in English football.

The Spanish prime minister suggests an independent Scotland would have to apply to become a member of the EU from the outside.

The governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, has confirmed that the Bank does not have a veto over the government's Help to Buy scheme.

Thailand's Education Minister Chaturon Chaiseng tells the BBC he does not believe the army supports anti-government protesters, making a coup unlikely.

The Daily Telegraph breaks the news that six men have been held over claims of rigging British football matches, while the row over migration rumbles on.