Royal Bank of Scotland has agreed to pay $4.9bn (£3.6bn) to settle a US Department of Justice (DoJ) probe into the mis-selling of mortgage-backed securities before the financial crisis.
Harvey Weinsten will have to face a lawsuit from a British actress who accuses him of breaking sex trafficking laws by inviting her to a French hotel room and assaulting her.
Jeremy Corbyn has been reported to Parliament's sleaze watchdog, accused of failing to declare his controversial wreath-laying trip to Tunisia or reveal who paid for it.
Theresa May has condemned terrorists who have attacked Westminster as "twisted" - as the government revealed a rise in thwarted plots and live terror investigations.
The EU needs to "change its approach" to avoid a no-deal Brexit, Jeremy Hunt has said.
A man has described how he jumped off his bike and chased after the Westminster terror suspect after the car "rammed" a group of about 15 cyclists, sending one woman flying up on the bonnet.
Royal Mail's recent form resembles that of a hungover postie who turns up late for his shift, decides he can't be bothered to deliver all of that day's post, but instead takes it home for a few days.
England cricketer Ben Stokes has been found not guilty of affray following a fight outside a nightclub.
Donald Trump has called a former senior adviser a "dog" who is a "crazed, crying lowlife" after she released a tape in which the president expressed surprise at learning of her dismissal.
BT Group has approached Lord Carter, the former Ofcom boss, about replacing Gavin Patterson as chief executive of Britain's largest telecoms company.
