Chelsea miss a chance to go four points clear at the top of the Premier League after West Brom snatch a late equaliser.

David Cameron's promise that money will be no object in tackling floods, and his warning of more problems to come, leads several of Wednesday's papers.

UK Chancellor George Osborne is likely to rule out a formal currency union with an independent Scotland, government sources tell the BBC.

British heavyweight David Haye refuses to rule out a return to the ring, despite being advised to retire after shoulder surgery.

Bank of England governor Mark Carney is expected to overhaul his flagship forward guidance policy on interest rates.

Two-thirds of social sector tenants affected by benefit cuts for those with extra bedrooms were behind with rent after six months, a National Housing Federation survey suggests.

Aid agencies are hoping to resume the evacuation of civilians from Syria's besieged city of Homs, a day after the UN-run operation was suspended.

Officials from North and South Korea begin rare high-level talks - the first since 2007 - ahead of planned family reunions later this month.