The Turkish government pledges more aid, as thousands spend a second night in freezing conditions after Sunday's earthquake, which killed at least 279.

Pub and road signs in William Shakespeare's home county which bear his name are being temporarily covered as part of a campaign against a new film which questions the authorship of his work.

The bodies of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, his son and defence minister were buried in a secret location in the desert at dawn, officials say.

Former Turner prize-winner Grayson Perry calls the art world disengaged "with the real world".

People could be given the power to find out from the police if a new partner has a history of domestic violence under new government proposals.

The policy of raising public sector pensions in line with the consumer prices index instead of the retail prices index is being challenged.

Public spending on education in the UK overall is falling at the fastest rate since the 1950s, says the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

Arm Holdings, the microchip designer whose chips power Apple's iPhones and iPads, sees strong growth in new customers licensing its designs.