Card charges complaints continue
The consumer organisation Which? says it is continuing to receive complaints from customers who say they have been overcharged for using a debit or credit card.
Categories: International News, National / International News
McGuinness calls for unionist action
Northern Ireland Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness says unionists need to be more engaged in the peace process.
Categories: International News, National / International News
VIDEO: Apprentice loses dismissal case
Stella English, a former winner of the BBC's The Apprentice, has lost her claim of constructive dismissal against the businessman Lord Sugar.
Categories: International News, National / International News
Selling your own house: A good idea?
How to go about selling your own house yourself
Categories: International News, National / International News
NY teacher in 'Nazi' assignment row
A New York state English teacher faces disciplinary action for assigning students to argue Jews were to blame for the problems of Nazi Germany.
Categories: International News, National / International News
Neruda remains to be tested in US
The family of the Nobel Prize-winning Chilean poet Pablo Neruda agrees to send his remains to a laboratory in the US for toxicology tests.
Categories: International News, National / International News
Sale Sharks 32-9 Gloucester
Gloucester's play-off hopes are severely dented by Sale, who take a massive step closer to Premiership survival.
Categories: International News, National / International News
Memorial service for dog attack girl
A memorial service is held for a teenage girl who died when she was attacked by dogs in a house she was visiting in Greater Manchester.
Categories: International News, National / International News
Court ruling goes against RBS
Royal Bank of Scotland loses in the latest round of a potentially expensive court battle against a US financial firm.
Categories: International News, National / International News
Five people killed in car crash
Five people die in a crash involving a car and a lorry in Lincolnshire.
Categories: International News, National / International News
McDermotts 'may have more victims'
A child protection expert has said he fears more victims of paedophile brothers in County Fermanagh have yet to come forward.
Categories: International News, National / International News
US publishes Russian sanction list
The US publishes a blacklist of 18 Russian officials suspected of human rights abuses, against the wishes of Moscow.
Categories: International News, National / International News
ICC launches sex abuse investigation
The International Criminal Court launches an investigation into claims a former staff member sexually abused people he was employed to protect.
Categories: International News, National / International News
Obama's pay and tax declined in 2012
US President Barack Obama made $608,611 (£395,947) in 2012, down more than 20% from the year before, according to his tax documents.
Categories: International News, National / International News
Promotion in our hands, says Mackay
Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay says achieving promotion to the Premier League is still in their own hands.
Categories: International News, National / International News
UKIP 'poised for local breakthrough'
UKIP's Nigel Farage hopes his party's call to end open-door immigration will propel it to record local election gains in England and Wales.
Categories: International News, National / International News
Mother, 107, and daughter found dead
Police investigate the sudden deaths of a 107-year-old woman and her daughter, aged 69, at their home in Powys, but are not looking for anyone else.
Categories: International News, National / International News
Farmers plea for snow cash rejected
A written plea for cash help for farmers who lost livestock in the heavy snow is rejected by the Welsh government.
Categories: International News, National / International News
BBC defends Thatcher song row move
The BBC defends its decision not to play in full on Radio 1's Official Chart Show a song at the centre of an anti-Baroness Thatcher campaign.
Categories: International News, National / International News
Call for wider baby ashes inquiry
Scotland's largest council calls for an independent inquiry into the disposal of the ashes of dead babies without the knowledge of parents.
Categories: International News, National / International News
