UN chief Ban Ki-moon says plans are in place to revive the organisation's mission to Syria.
The Syrian government continues to shell Homs.
Prime minister David Cameron will not waiver when it comes to NHS reform.
The government has confirmed it is still working with Jordan on the release of radical cleric Abu Qatada.
Russian foreign minster has travelled to Syria for emergency talks with president Bashar al-Assad.
The Syrian government's attack on Homs has killed 50 people.
David Miliband thinks his brother is the right person to lead Labour into the next general election.
Read the full text of the Treasury chief secretary David Laws' resignation letter.
Read prime minister David Cameron's response to David Laws with regards to his decision to resign as chief secretary to the Treasury.
Former home secretary David Blunkett has claimed the people of Sheffield deserve an apology after Scotland Yard officers were heard making a derogatory remark about the city.
Despite admitting he is a "vaguely practising" Christian, David Cameron has suggested that the religion's traditional values could help Britain to return from what he described as a "moral collapse".
The UK has been asked to participate in EU discussions despite refusing to sign up to proposed agreement.
David Cameron's Europe veto has angered deputy prime minister Nick Clegg.
William Hague has said the coalition backs the prime minister.
Conservative MPs have sent an open letter to a British newspaper.
Change is needed following the downgrading of Britain's growth forecasts.
Trade Unions are set to appeal the High Courts decision.
Around two million public sector workers went on strike yesterday (November 30th).
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls says strike action will be disruptive.
£20 billion of business loans are to be unveiled by George Osborne.
Senior government officials reportedly believe union leaders are acting "irresponsibly" by calling for widespread strikes.
The government had pledged to reduce the number of immigrants in the UK.
Jimmy Carter and a group of high-profile public figures have written to David Cameron calling for the legalisation of drug use.
The government is set to crackdown on excessive levels of boardroom pay in the private sector