A worker at a mental health hospital in Gloucester dies after being stabbed at work.

David Cameron's pledge to toughen the rules governing unions' strike ballots makes headlines, while tax avoidance remains on front pages.

Downing Street adds its backing as the retired judge appointed to chair a child abuse review rejects calls to "step down" over her family connection with a previous probe.

Fears are being raised the NHS in England will no longer be free at the point of use - up to now a key principle for the health service - within 10 years.

Phil Mickelson draws on happy memories as he prepares to defend the Scottish Open title at Royal Aberdeen.

The situation in Gaza "is on a knife-edge", UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon warns, urging Israel and Palestinian militants to end hostilities.

Emergency legislation will be brought in next week to force phone and internet companies to log records of customer calls, texts and internet use.

The world's largest underground trampoline has been unveiled in a cave in Blaenau Ffestiniog, North Wales.