The UK's most-used train stations got busier still last year, according to the Office of Rail Regulation.

A drug that can encourage nerves in the spinal cord to grow and repair injuries has been developed by US scientists.

Orion, the US space capsule that could one day help get humans to Mars, is about to make its maiden flight from Cape Canaveral.

Public spending is set to fall to levels not seen since the 1930s, forecasters are predicting following the chancellor's Autumn Statement.

Two men have been arrested by police in London under anti-terror laws and searches are under way at properties in London and Stoke, police say.

A child born with foetal alcohol syndrome is not entitled to compensation after her mother drank excessively while pregnant, a court rules.

England captain Alastair Cook is given a one-match ban for his side's slow over rate in Wednesday's win over Sri Lanka.

The Crown Prosecution Service is to contact defendants in 25 cases where evidence was given by Mazher Mahmood, the Fake Sheikh.