US retail giant Home Depot says hackers stole 53 million email addresses earlier this year, in addition to millions of payment-card details.

An inquiry into the Home Office's handling of child sex abuse claims in the 1980s has failed to uncover any of the missing documents that prompted the probe, BBC Newsnight learns.

David Cameron faces warnings from three leaders of Scandinavian countries over his plans to limit EU migration.

French President Francois Hollande tells a TV audience he will not seek re-election in 2017 if he fails to cut unemployment.

A public dispute arises over which US commando fired the shot that killed Osama Bin Laden, more than three years after the al-Qaeda leader's death.

Nearly all motorists would be ashamed to be caught over the limit, according to research to mark 50 years of campaigns against drinking and driving.

Chancellor George Osborne will argue the UK's case against paying the EU an extra £1.7bn when he attends a meeting of European finance ministers.

Eurozone ministers move towards agreeing a new credit line for Greece as it prepares to exit its bailout at the end of the year.