There "could be a role" for CCTV in care homes, Care Minister Norman Lamb says after an undercover BBC Panorama investigation finds residents of one being mistreated.

Jeremy Paxman announces he is quitting BBC Two's Newsnight after 25 years at the helm, saying he would "like to go to bed at much the same time as most people".

A 15-year-old boy is charged with the murder of a teacher who was stabbed at a school in Leeds.

Passengers are facing disruption at UK airports across the country after an IT glitch resulted in lengthy queues forming at immigration desks.

A bomb and knife attack at a railway station in China's Xinjiang region leaves three dead and 79 others wounded, state media say.

The US Federal Reserve announces a further slowdown of its stimulus efforts, trimming its monthly bond-purchases by $10bn.

Bayern Munich's embarrassing Champions League exit has given the search for the next Manchester United manager a fresh twist

The NBA's decisive action over racist comments by a team owner offers lessons that football urgently needs to follow, writes John Amaechi