Parties step up economic battle

The main UK parties trade blows over the economy after growth figures show the UK's recovery remains fragile.

G20 hopeful on economic recovery

The G20 says the global economy is emerging from recession faster than expected, although the Greek crisis causes concern.

Volunteers asked to miss flights

UK airlines are seeking volunteers to change flights so people stranded since the ash cloud disruption can return home.

US man 'aided suicides via web'

A former US nurse is charged with two counts of aiding suicides in the UK and Canada over the internet, US officials say.

Hidden debts 'amount to millions'

People in the UK owe £55bn in debts that are hidden from family members, according to a survey.

Duke of Edinburgh injures ankle

The Duke of Edinburgh suffers a "minor injury" to his ankle during an accident on his estate, Buckingham Palace says.

Paxman pushes Cameron on Lib Dems

David Cameron has rejected suggestions he would have Nick Clegg in his cabinet following a hung parliament, in an interview with the BBC's Jeremy Paxman.

9/11 accused wins pay-out ruling

A pilot wrongly accused over the 9/11 attacks in the US wins his UK legal battle for compensation.

Poet Porter dies at the age of 81

Peter Porter, a winner of both the Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry and the Forward Prize dies, aged 81, after being treated for cancer.

Day off for Clegg after being reunited with stranded sons

Lib Dem leader takes a day off from campaigning as his sons return from Spain after ash chaos.

Wenger wants respect for Adebayor

Arsene Wenger wants Arsenal fans to focus on their own team when they play Man City and not former hero Emmanuel Adebayor.

Ancelotti admits to title anxiety

Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti reckons his team are feeling the strain as they close in on their first Premier League title since 2006.