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FBI and the US Justice Department are launching a criminal inquiry into trading practices of JPMorgan following its revelation of $2bn (£1.2bn) loss.

BMJ experts claim levy on unhealthy food and drinks should be combined with subsidies on fruit and vegetables.

Barcelona are lining up a shock move for Chelsea striker Didier Drogba in the summer transfer window.

Australian double trap shooter Russell Mark, who had won gold and silver medals in the Atlanta (1996) and Sydney (2000) Olympics respectively, will be wearing a mankini at the London Olympics 2012, a bikini for men that was made famous by British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, after losing a wager.

Rebekah Brooks and husband Charlie make statements outside the offices of their lawyers, Kingsley Napley, in central London.

Conservative prime minister David Cameron's leadership has left 60 percent of voter dissatisfied with him, according to the latest Ipsos Mori, in his worst poll rating ever.

Arsenal's newest recruit, German forward Lukas Podolski, feels he can play in any position in the Gunners' forward line

NXP Semiconductors has announced the company's PN65 chip will be used in Samsung's forthcoming Galaxy S3

Ryo Miyaichi is planning on becoming one of Arsenal's best players in his time with the club, as the youngster returns to the Emirates after returning from a loan spell from Bolton.

The euro (EUR) rose against its major counterparts on Tuesday following the release of better-than-expected growth data in Germany and eurozone, although concerns over Greece exiting the eurozone remain intact weighing on the single currency.

Rob Kardashian shares his pride with fans, as Rita Ora's debut single R.I.P. reaches number one in British singles charts.

Microsoft's next game console could be named as Xbox 8.

According to the Daily Mail, Chelsea are planning a cash/player deal for Europa League champions Atletico Madrid's Colombian striker Radamel Falcao.

Team GB medal-hopeful Victoria Pendleton and chef Jamie Oliver have challenged people in the UK to get off their sofas and involved in local sport at the launch of a new charity campaign.

Embarrassing moments at the red carpet for celebrities.

Three photographs taken by Herbert George Ponting, member of Captain Robert Falcon Scott's British Antarctic expedition to the South Pole, to be sold at Bonhams.

Arsenal are lining up a club record £7 million-per-season deal to persuade captain Robin van Persie to stay on in north London.

All the details of the launch of Diablo III including when it will be available to play around the world.

Arsenal striker Robin van Persie may be undecided over his future in north London, but his better half has declared herself happy with life in England.

Al-Qaida in Yemen is planning to defy security checks across the world by implanting explosives within suicide bombers' bodies.

Ina Drew, JPMorgan's chief investment officer who was responsible for overseeing a huge trading loss at the bank, is to retire.

After a season of high-profile refereeing errors, former Premier League official Graham Poll has called for greater transparency between the media, match officials and the general public before the new campaign kicks off in August.

Apple replaces 4G with Cellular in UK iPad marketing after concerns raised by the Advertising Standards Authority.

The Dalai Lama is set to give away a staggering £1.1m after promising to donate his Templeton Prize money to charity.

Eating more fruits and vegetables can cut down health risks and raise life expectancy.

Gary Neville believes that Chelsea's Champions League final performance will be one of the biggest moments in the club's history, with the side facing Bayern Munich in the do or die match on May 19.

Harry Redknapp insists that he is pleased to take fourth spot on the final day of the Premier League season, with the Tottenham manager saying he'll happily take the possibility of Champions League qualification.

Arsenal captain Robin van Persie has revealed that he is set to hold talks with the Gunners next week regarding his long-term future.

Sir Keith Mills claims committee turned lights green in order to secure Olympic 2012 bid.

Ina Drew, Achilles Macris, and Javier Martin-Artajo, three of JPMorgan's top bankers, will resign over a huge $2bn trading loss, according to Reuters.