Scotland's main party leaders refuse to say how many public sector jobs may be cut in the coming years, as they face each other in a TV debate.

Two of the biggest live event organisers in the UK agree to a police idea to protect people from fraudulent ticket websites.

A bald eagle, described as a "big softie" by its carers, goes missing from its home in Perthshire.

Brixton Windmill, built in 1816, is set to reopen to the public after receiving a restoration grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund.

A group of investors worth £13bn are holding a rally on Monday to push major companies into paying a "living wage".

QPR seal the points they need to secure promotion to the Premier League after a late win at Watford.

Centrica, the owner of British Gas, threatens to close a field because high taxes make it unprofitable.

The Egyptian foreign minister urges the US to support the declaration of an independent Palestinian state, in a significant change of policy.