The Swiss banking giant Credit Suisse pleads guilty to helping some US clients avoid paying taxes to the US government.

England's World Cup-winning hero Jonny Wilkinson would love to help coach the national side following his retirement.

The conviction of radical Muslim cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri in the US and the end of Pfizer's bid for drug firm AstraZeneca feature in Tuesday's front pages.

China says charges brought by the US against five Chinese army officers accused of economic cyber-espionage will damage relations between the two countries.

A major investigation into whether mobile phones and other wireless technologies affect children's mental development is getting under way.

The army in Thailand makes a surprise announcement, imposing martial law "to preserve law and order" amid a long-running political crisis.

Changes to the probation service, which will see most work contracted out, carry "significant risks", MPs warn.

The amount of consumer-related financial disputes reached a record in the year to March, according to the Financial Ombudsman.