Food giant Premier Foods has received millions of pounds from its suppliers in return for the chance to continue working with it, Newsnight learns.

Taxi booking firm Uber has raised another $1.2bn from investors, a deal that values the technology business at $40bn (£25.5bn).

The Holy See has much more money than previously assumed, the cardinal responsible for the Vatican's finances says.

Australia's senate narrowly approves changes to migration laws that include reintroducing controversial temporary visas for refugees.

A new law comes into force which makes the legal drink-drive limit in Scotland lower than that elsewhere in the UK.

One of the Elgin Marbles has been loaned for the first time by the British Museum, which has released a depiction of the river god Ilissos to colleagues in Russia.

David Cameron insists the UK will fulfil its promise "to the poorest people of the world" on providing aid, as some MPs are expected to obstruct a bill on the pledge.

Protesters take to the streets in New York and other US cities for a second night, over the choking death of a black man restrained by a policeman.