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Wakefield spoil Widnes' Super League comeback party after producing an impressive second-half performance to seal victory.

The incredible cyber raid is the most audacious and sinister yet to be carried out by the shadowy hacking group and shows how powerful Anonymous has become.

The US economy created 243,000 jobs in January, while the unemployment rate fell to 8.3%, official figures show.

Kallum Watkins records a second-half hat-trick as Leeds begin the defence of their Super League title by beating Hull KR at Headingley.

The team have been out of radio contact with anxious colleagues for five days - they are drilling into a lake buried deep beneath the Antarctic ice, one of the most alien and inhospitable places on Earth.

Great Britain qualify for the Fed Cup World Group promotion play-offs by thrashing Israel 3-0 in Eilat.

Mr Huhne, pictured, the first Cabinet minister in history to be forced from office by a criminal prosecution, fiercely protested his innocence.

Ticket sales for the latest NFL game in London are suspended because of a legal dispute involving one of the participants, the St Louis Rams.

The chairman of Royal Bank of Scotland has admitted that bankers' salaries are too high and need to come down.

Chris Huhne vows to clear his name as he resigns as energy secretary to fight a charge of perverting the course of justice relating to a 2003 speeding case.

The Conservatives demand answers about links between the Labour Party and the chief executive of a charity facing allegations of financial mismanagement.

England bowler James Anderson says that day one of the third Test between England and Pakistan would have been enjoyable for a neutral but was nervewracking to play in.

Researchers at Duke University believe there is a way to catch CEOs lying investor calls - using a technique called Layered Voice Analysis to listen for tiny signals that they are not telling the truth.

The Qatar Masters is reduced to 54 holes after strong winds allow only three hours of play on Friday.

Filmmaker Costis Mitsotakis, who lives on the outskirts of Sodeto, was missed off as residents went round collecting money for the superdraw from the village's 70 houses.

Nasa's 'Blue Marble' images are a tribute to a photo taken by Apollo astronauts in 1972. It released one last month, taken by its latest satellite - but has bowed to popular demand and released the other half.

The decision comes just two days after Westminster Magistrates' Court ruled Terry, 31, will stand trial on July 9 to answer a charge that he racially abused Ferdinand.

A Manchester United fan is charged with shouting racist abuse at Stoke City players during a Premier League match.

Watch the explosive Six Nations opener as France face Italy, Scotland play host to England and Wales travel to Ireland in the opening weekend's fixtures.