Chancellor George Osborne has offered a helping hand to motorists and business in a Budget which he said would "put fuel into the tank of the British economy".
Pre-hospital emergency care for people who are seriously injured is "incomplete, unpredictable, and inconsistent", experts have warned.
Tens of millions of pounds are being wasted because the Ministry of Defence (MoD) continues to recruit "child soldiers" who are more likely to drop out of the armed forces, according to a report.
Changes have been announced to the EuroMillions lottery - to make even larger jackpots and create more chances to win.
Embassy officials in Yemen are being withdrawn from the country with "immediate effect", the Foreign Office has said.
Pakistan have cruised into the semi-finals of the World Cup with a thumping 10-wicket win over the West Indies in Mirpur.
Rob Andrew has been appointed as the Rugby Football Union's new director of rugby operations.
Former England off-spinner Fred Titmus has died following a long illness, Middlesex have announced. He was 78.
Great Britain's team pursuit and team sprint squads claimed bronze on the opening day of the Track Cycling World Championships in Apeldoorn, Holland.
England midfielder James Milner has declared it is business as usual as the team try to put the debate over John Terry's reinstatement as captain behind them.
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