NewsBeat

The police, the Catholic Church and the government conspired to cover up a priest's suspected role in one of the worst atrocities of the Northern Ireland Troubles, an investigation has found.

Striker Alessandro Diamanti joins Serie A newcomers Brescia after one season at Upton Park.

Ten of the supercars have either caught fire or crashed in the last three months.

Teenagers score another record year for GCSEs with almost seven out of 10 entries being awarded a C grade or above.

Veterans David Weir and Paul Hartley return to the Scotland squad and Blackpool goalkeeper Matt Gilks is called up for the first time.

Watch businessman Luke Eames, 19, giving his tips on how to be a success without good GCSEs.

A games company is taking the unusual step of banning some of its fans who have cheated.

Businessman Luke Eames gives his tips on how to be a success without good GCSEs.

Guns N' Roses told if they're late for Reading they're off

Aimee Megson got "disappointing" results but got into uni at 20 after completing an access course.

Northern Ireland's Police Ombudsman is due to publish his report into the alleged involvement of a priest in an IRA bombing in 1972.

Campaigners have condemned a decision not to fund a bowel cancer drug for use by the NHS.

The Philippines authorities will thoroughly investigate how eight Hong Kong tourists were killed in a day-long bus siege, President Benigno Aquino says.

Boss Roy Hodgson says transfer speculation surrounding Javier Mascherano led to the midfielder's omission from the Liverpool team beaten 3-0 by Manchester City.

Man City celebrate owner Sheikh Mansour's first visit to Eastlands by delivering an impressive performance to beat Liverpool 3-0.

A bus hijacking in the Philippine capital in which eight Hong Kong tourists died ends after police shoot and kill the hostage-taker, a former police officer.

Manchester City host Liverpool with both sides looking to secure their first Premier League win of the season.

The comedian says he can't help messing about

Like most teenagers, Alex Thorne likes spending time with his friends and playing computer games but there's one big difference - he's already completed a maths degree at the age of 15.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg tells Fifa inspectors that England's bid to host the 2018 World Cup is "unbeatable".