The head of SeaWorld resigns as the amusement park struggles to attract visitors, in the wake of a 2013 film criticising its treatment of killer whales.

Australian PM Tony Abbott vows to "sweat blood" to secure constitutional recognition for indigenous people, saying he wants a referendum in 2017.

Stolen mobiles are still causing victims "shock bills", in spite of government promises to cap call charges, says Citizens Advice

Nearly a third of British adults feel lonely at some time, according to a survey carried out by BBC Radio 5 live.

Hospitals across the UK are facing mounting pressures as winter hits, health leaders are warning, as demand rises due to seasonal illnesses.

Restaurants and takeaways in the UK will be required by law to tell customers if their food contains ingredients known to trigger allergies.

People with memory problems who have a university education could be at greater risk of a stroke, suggests research from the Netherlands.

The UK government confirms it is beginning the formal process to allow the Scottish government to issue bonds.