Three quarters of voters will not support the Liberal Democrat party in 2015 whatever it does, an internal party poll suggests.

A cat cafe for east London moves a step closer to opening after planning permission is granted.

A Roman Catholic priest in Zanzibar receives treatment in hospital after attackers threw acid at him on a street in the island's capital, police say.

Four men are charged over an alleged plot to take control of a Santander bank's computer to steal from the firm.

United Airlines pledges to honour airline tickets sold on Thursday for as little as $0 due to a computer error.

Japan launches the first in a new generation of rockets into space, hoping the design will make missions more affordable.

Australia's ex-PM Julia Gillard speaks for the first time about the pain she felt after being ousted as Labor Party leader, in a newspaper column.

The two men who died in a shooting on a farm near Glenarm, County Antrim, on Friday were Arthur Gibson, 61, and Michael Murphy, 37.