PM 'weakness' blamed for strikes

David Cameron says that trade unions have "scented weakness" in the government's response to the British Airways strike.

Volvo sale deal signed by Geely

Chinese car maker Geely has signed a deal to buy Volvo from US car giant Ford, a Volvo spokesman says.

Gunmen hold up Swiss casino

Masked gunmen storm a packed Swiss casino, escaping into France with a large sum of money, prosecutors say.

Anger 'justified' says Archbishop

The leader of Catholics in England and Wales says any case of child abuse creates "justifiable anger" but the issue can be tackled.

UK-US special relationship 'over'

The UK should not speak of "the special relationship" with the US, and be less deferential to Washington, say MPs.

Ex-ministers reject lobby claims

Two ex-ministers deny wrongdoing over reports they were prepared to use government contacts to help a lobbying firm.

Chinese dissident lawyer 'alive'

Prominent Chinese human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng, missing for more than a year, tells journalists he is in northern China.

Spring on hold as snow forecast

A blast of wintry weather is expected to hit parts of the UK later this week, dashing hopes for some sunshine as British Summer Time gets under way.

NoW backs Tories in election race

The News of the World is backing the Conservatives in the general election after 13 years of Labour support.

Boxer Calzaghe's cocaine apology

Former world boxing champion Joe Calzaghe apologises for "occasional" use of cocaine, following newspaper claims.

Is it you? Ticketholder claims £39.7m EuroMillions jackpot

National Lottery organiser Camelot says it has received a claim for a £39.7m EuroMillions jackpot.

Live - Sunday football

Liverpool meet Sunderland in the Premier League after Blackburn win at relegation-threatened Burnley and Southampton thrash Carlisle to win the Johnstone's Paint Trophy final.