The acting head of the Financial Conduct Authority has denied her organisation is 'going soft' on banks.

A youthful Liverpool side survive an FA Cup scare as they draw 2-2 at League Two Exeter to secure a third-round replay at Anfield.

Three men are arrested over an alleged "anti-Semitic incident" in north London.

Thousands of people are expected to march in London later in protest at the government's decision to scrap student nursing and midwifery bursaries and replace them with loans.

Labour makes an official complaint to the BBC following the resignation of ex-cabinet minister Stephen Doughty.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is to visit the north east of Scotland later to outline further support for those affected by the flooding.

Police in Washington arrest a man who allegedly plotted to kidnap one of US President Obama's two pet dogs.

Charities say David Cameron must be "bold" and create an independent commission to examine growing pressures on health and social care.