Games company Capcom announce details of the new instalment of the zombie series and release a trailer.

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Resident Evil 6 details revealed

As the long and busy final day of New Jersey’s legislative session was coming to a close, most lawmakers were preparing to head home for a few hours of sleep before the new session got under way.

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Alex DeCroce, New Jersey Assembly’s G.O.P. Leader, Dies at Statehouse

At this very moment, in a hotel in sunny Pasadena, Calif., broadcast TV suits are rhapsodizing about the can’t-miss-ed-ness of the new series they’re going to unveil for midseason — which, in rough numbers, means “between now and late May” — while a crowd of TV critics beams upon them as if they were bringing good news from a distant land. Read full article > >

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2012 midseason TV: Searching for the secret ingredient — audience

Police in Argentina are investigating the wife of a governor who died of a gunshot to the head while celebrating the new year.

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Shot governor’s wife investigated

Thousands of people are expected to gather in Edinburgh to see in the new year at the city’s world-famous Hogmanay street party.

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‘Home of Hogmanay’ ready to party

Michael O’Neill has been confirmed as the new manager of Northern Ireland.

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O’Neill confirmed as new NI boss

With many of the headlines this year dominated by the Leveson Inquiry into press standards, Will Self reflects on the new landscape for the media.

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Looking into the tittle-tattle business

A village famous for its land-speed record attempts will see work start in the new year on a £500,000 project to improve the seafront.

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New promenade at land-speed beach

Tottenham midfielder Rafael van der Vaart is expected to be sidelined until the new year with a hamstring injury.

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Van der Vaart out until new year

MSP Johann Lamont is elected as the new Scottish Labour leader, pledging to “make Labour Scotland’s party once again”.

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Lamont is Scottish Labour leader

YouTube has revamped its website, putting the focus on curated video channels, but members complain about the new look.

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YouTube rolls out site redesign

After meeting with the new president, Thein Sein, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton on Thursday also agreed to discuss exchanging ambassadors.

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U.S. Will Relax Curbs on Aid to Myanmar

Life’s Too Short, the new sitcom penned by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, gets an audience of 2.5 million for its first screening on BBC Two.

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Gervais comedy gets 2.5m viewers

Libya’s interim authorities name Tripoli-based academic Abdurrahim al-Keib as the new prime minister, days after declaring the country “liberated”.

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Libya appoints academic as new PM

Libyan acting PM Mahmoud Jibril tells the BBC he wished Col Gaddafi was alive to be tried, as the new leadership is set to declare Libya liberated.

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Libyan PM ‘wanted Gaddafi alive’