Jail reckless bankers, report urges
The Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards calls for new measures, including criminal sanctions, to make bankers responsible for their own failings.
Food labels system to be rolled out
A new consistent system of front-of-pack food labelling is to be introduced in the UK, the government says.
'Excessive' use of face-down restraint
Ministers are considering a ban on face-down restraint in English mental hospitals as figures show the technique is being widely used.
Minister hails 'web porn' progress
Ministers say agreements reached with internet firms will lead to a "fundamental change" in how images of child abuse are dealt with online.
Assange vows to stay in embassy
Wikileaks website founder Julian Assange vows to remain in the Ecuadorian embassy in London even if accusations of sex crimes are dropped.
Ballet dancer David Wall dies at 67
Ballet dancer David Wall, who became the youngest male principal in the history of the Royal Ballet, dies of cancer, aged 67.
Supreme Court ruling on Iraq damages
Supreme Court judges are to decide whether relatives of British soldiers killed in Iraq can sue the government for damages under human rights law.
MPs urge new targets for job centres
The criteria used to assess the success of Jobcentre Plus in helping people find work are "flawed", MPs say
Poor pupil cash 'plugging budgets'
A report claims schools are facing increasing pressure to spend money aimed at very poor pupils, known as the pupil premium, to plug holes in their budgets.
Risk of civil service 'pay exodus'
The Civil Service faces an exodus of its most "talented and marketable" staff because of growing unhappiness with their pay, a new report claims.
University offers 'ignore context'
Many UK universities do not consider candidates' backgrounds when offering places, research suggests.
God vow dropped from Guides' promise
Girls will no longer have to pledge their devotion to God when they join the Guides and Brownies in the UK, the organisation announces.
Ceremony to mark 'cheesegrater' work
A ceremony is held to mark the end of building work on "the cheesegrater", the latest addition to London's skyline.
NI leaders to visit Japan
Northern Ireland's first and deputy first ministers accept an invitation from the Japanese prime minster to visit his country.
PM to meet April parents over images
David Cameron agrees to meet the parents of murdered April Jones after they challenge him to get involved in the fight over indecent images of children online.
Call for earlier sex education
Sex education at a younger age and free contraception for people as young as 13 are needed to cut teenage pregnancy rates, according to a Holyrood inquiry.
Parents call for baby ashes inquiry
Bereaved parents who did not receive the ashes of their dead babies will take their fight for a public inquiry to the Scottish Parliament later.
Wife 'warned' about pupil friendship
The wife of a teacher accused of abducting a schoolgirl tells a court how their marriage fell apart before her husband and the girl went missing.
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