ME, or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, in children could be caused by a virus, scientists say.

Thousands of people will find out if they have been undercharged or are overpaid by the taxman. Up to six million people have been paying the wrong amount and the treasury says it cannot afford to write off the money.

The stepfather of an Aberdeen man stabbed and killed in the Philippines questions media reports of why he was there.

Firefighters spend the night tackling a fire at a disused nightclub where drummer Ringo Starr made his Beatles debut.

Ex-Wales striker John Hartson will be interested in the Wales job if boss John Toshack quits.

The cost of borrowing in Australia stays at 4.5% and Japan at near zero amid continuing global economic uncertainty.

A priest in Londonderry who challenged dissident republicans over their violence is to meet families who claim they are being harassed by the PSNI.

A £90m bypass, first suggested in the 1980s, is being opened two months ahead of schedule.

If a letter says you have paid the wrong amount of tax - what next?

The Welsh NHS faces making £380m worth of cutbacks by April, with managers saying it is the biggest challenge they have faced in 20 years.

Khalsa Primary school is the first Sikh school in the UK to be backed and partly funded by a Gurdwara, or Sikh temple.

Alf Morris, who was 10 at the time of the Blitz, took BBC News back to the site of his former home in Bethnal Green to relive the events of the first night of Nazi Germany's assault on London.

Julia Gillard is to remain as Australia's prime minister after winning the backing of two key independent MPs.

Why is sunburn remedy being sold as cocaine?

Violent aftershocks rattle the New Zealand city of Christchurch following the weekend's powerful earthquake that caused widespread damage.

Some services resume on the London Underground following severe disruption on the first morning of a series of 24-hour strikes.

Save the Children says there have been four million preventable child deaths over the past 10 years because the poorest have not been the focus of aid.

Roger Federer continues his smooth progress through the US Open draw with a straight-sets win over Jurgen Melzer in round four.

Fire crews tackle a blaze at a former nightclub in Southport where Ringo Starr made his Beatles debut.

The growing number of councils across the UK switching off street lights prompts criticism from MPs and road safety groups.