It is "inconceivable" that former News of the World senior editor Neil Wallis did not know about phone hacking at the paper, the Old Bailey hears.

An "entire generation" has been denied a say on the UK's place in Europe, Philip Hammond says as he outlined plans for a referendum by 2017.

A lab in the UK may have accidentally received a sample of live anthrax from the Pentagon in 2007, say US officials.

England slip to a 1-0 defeat in their opening Women's World Cup match against France in Moncton, Canada.

Radio 1 boss says he is 'not scared' of Apple's new radio station Beats 1, and other industry reaction to the launch.

A US judge orders the release of an inmate who has been in solitary confinement for 43 years - the last imprisoned member of the "Angola Three" group.

Conservative MP Zac Goldsmith announces his intention to run to be Mayor of London.

US coach Alberto Salazar says he will show that accusations he has practised doping techniques are "false statements".