A stabbing at a Tube station in east London, in which one man suffered serious injuries, is being treated as a "terrorist incident", police say.

Overseas visitors should be forced to pay for using some GP services as well as ambulances and A&E care, the government announces as a consultation begins.

Military action in Syria must be matched with "urgent funding" to support veterans who return with mental health problems, the charity Combat Stress says

Nearly two-thirds of football referees say they experience verbal abuse on a regular basis, according to a survey seen by the BBC.

A mother of one of the "Essex Boys" gangland murderers says she will fight until her dying day for his release, 20 years after he killed three men.

Greece's parliament approves a budget for 2016 that includes sharp spending cuts and some tax increases amid economic recession.

France is set to vote in regional elections with the far-right National Front hoping to make gains three weeks after the Paris attacks.

For the first time the Vatican submits its finances to an external auditor as part of Pope Francis' bid to bring greater transparency to the Catholic Church.