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A 70-year-old man has been stabbed to death in central London, the Met says, as officers arrest a man on suspicion of murder.

The week in numbers with our Go Figure images.

Facebook is thinking about adding a way to "dislike" posts on its site, something users have requested in their droves.

There has been a steep rise in the number of GCSE and A-Level grades changed after schools challenged the results.

The NHS in England has suffered its "worst week on record in A&E" says shadow health secretary Andy Burnham.

Former Scottish Secretary Jim Murphy has been named as the new leader of Scottish Labour.

A&E units across the UK are struggling to hit their waiting time target as winter hits, latest figures show.

Former foreign secretary David Miliband says he "passionately" wants Labour to win the general election and for his brother Ed to become the next prime minister.

New pensioner bonds are to carry market-leading interest rates, the government announces, with the products due to be launched in January.

Ten contenders are on the shortlist for the 2014 BBC Sports Personality of the Year award on Sunday, 14 December.

England's Charley Hull wins the European Order of Merit after finishing tied for fifth at the Dubai Ladies Masters.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says he is "thankful" to fans after they sing his name in the 4-1 win over Newcastle United.

Alastair Cook says he will still be England captain into next year despite losing a fourth successive one-day series.

Hull boss Steve Bruce says referee Chris Foy did not "do his job" during his team's 2-0 loss to Premier League leaders Chelsea.

Memorabilia given to Alex Salmond during his time as first minister raises more than Â£42,000 for charity.

Islamic State is 'probably the best-funded terrorist organisation' the US has ever confronted, according to officials in Washington. Watch this interactive video for details on how the group makes money.

A Dutchman's attempt to engineer a romantic marriage proposal ends in chaos as a crane smashes into the roof a house and forces more to be evacuated.

Press Association photographer Jonathan Brady explains the story behind his photographs of the US royal tour.

In a Twitter Q&A, the BBC's security correspondent Frank Gardener answered questions about the redacted CIA report.

Will Gompertz asks why do people feel fooled by video blogger Zoella after it emerged that she received help from her publishers to write her book Girl Online.

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