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The competition regulator has launched an investigation into Microsoft over software used by hundreds of thousands of UK businesses and public sector organisations.

Police in Brighton believe they have identified three women whose bodies were discovered in the sea near Brighton yesterday morning.

Children as young as eight will be able to use e-gates at UK airports when returning from abroad, the Home Office announced.

China has urged Britain to "make decisions prudently" over plans to nationalise British Steel and warned that it would protect Chinese businesses.

The Princess of Wales has enjoyed a fact-finding mission at a pre-school as part of her first overseas trip since undergoing cancer treatment.

Protests have broken out in Havana as Cuba deals with it's worst rolling blackouts in decades.

The Green Party hope they can use a by-election to pressure Andy Burnham into committing to electoral reform if he becomes Labour leader in the future.

The bodies of four missing divers have been found in the Maldives.

Over 100 people have been killed in a violent storm in Uttar Pradesh, India's most populous state.

The economy unexpectedly grew in the first month of the Iran war, according to official figures.