Pakistan's military launch air strikes against suspected militant hideouts in the north-west, killing at least 30 people, officials say.

A 'weird' game plan, selection problems and a lack of imagination are dragging France down, says Jeremy Guscott

Defence chiefs are paying hundreds of millions of pounds to consultants hired as around 400 highly skilled jobs go unfilled, MPs are told.

Some papers highlight HSBC's efforts to "sidestep" EU rules limiting bankers bonuses, while others have the latest in the debate over Scotland's independence.

Roy Hodgson signs up Sir Dave Brailsford to boost England's World Cup plans and may use a psychologist to help with penalties.

Labour is considering whether to merge police forces and axe elected crime commissioners as part of a process of "decluttering" public services.

More than 80% of a flagship government scheme to boost regional economies remains unspent, according to the National Audit Office.

A court in the US state of Georgia dismisses an obscenity case against a man who sent a woman an unsolicited photo of his penis in a text message.