The Labour party vows not to feature Prime Minister David Cameron on billboards ahead of the general election as it wants to avoid negative personal campaigning.

A scheme that will use private contractors to rehabilitate prisoners who have served short sentences is due to start.

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Mosques across the UK will open their doors to the public later in a bid to "reach out to fellow Britons following tensions around terrorism".

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The body of a woman - believed to be missing mother-of-four Samantha Henderson - found in a Dorset lake, had injuries showing she was violently attacked around the head and neck, police say.

Jose Mourinho is adopting familiar tactics as he plots Chelsea's route to the Premier League title, writes Phil McNulty.

Research leader defends three-person babies

Sunday's press has reports of a new initiative from Education Secretary Nicky Morgan, while the the Sunday Mirror carries statistics about child-on-child sex crime.

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A plan for a summit to look at the challenges facing the North Sea oil industry is announced by Aberdeen City Council.

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Chelsea striker Diego Costa says there was no malicious intent behind his stamp on Liverpool's Emre Can.

Chilean President Michelle Bachelet announces plans to end a total ban on abortions in the predominantly Roman Catholic country.

A performance of comedy Phoenix Nights Live at the Manchester Arena is cancelled after performer Ted Robbins collapses on stage.

Equatorial Guinea beat Tunisia in controversial circumstances to reach the Africa Cup of Nations semi-finals.

Greek PM Alexis Tsipras seeks to repair relations with creditors, amid fears of a showdown over Greece's efforts to roll back austerity measures.

A video is released online purporting to show the beheading by Islamic State militants of Japanese hostage Kenji Goto.

Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge says he is "proud" of the performances of fellow Liverpool man Raheem Sterling.