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Figures suggest college principals' pay rose by 56% over the past eight years to an average of nearly £120,000. More...

BBC Northern Ireland's political reporter, Stephen Walker, takes a look at the first televised Northern Ireland leaders debate. More...

Police officers representing themselves in a post-traumatic stress lawsuit will each face legal bills of at least £50,000 if they lose. More...

A teenage driver had won a bottle of wine at a village fete before he crashed, killing himself and two young passengers. More...

Police arrest a Liverpool man in Amsterdam as part of a bid to catch six people on a most-wanted list. More...

A 14-year-old boy and six men go on trial accused of murdering a 22-year-old man in a Glasgow street. More...

The BBC News website has been contacted by many people frustrated about lack of help from their airlines. More...

Toy guns labelled 'highly dangerous' by Suffolk trading standards officers are seized from a market stall. More...

The maker of Marmite is threatening legal action against the British National Party to stop it from using a jar of the spread in a party broadcast. ...

A guide explaining how to register to vote in a UK general election. More...

The BBC Trust does not uphold a complaint by Scottish and Welsh parties over their exclusion from the TV prime ministerial debate. More...

Legal aid applications from relatives of the 7 July bombers for representation at inquests into their deaths are rejected. More...

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BBC News website readers describe their protracted journeys home and respond to accusations that the flying ban due to volcanic ash was...

Five people in the western Indian statr of Rajasthan commit suicide after allegedly being harassed by a village caste council. More...

Hull City chairman Adam Pearson reopens a row with predecessor Paul Duffen, accusing him of creating a "doomsday scenario" at the club. More...

Billy Joel's principle drummer settles a legal case over unpaid royalties for albums he worked on between 1975 and 1990. More...

Two youths who a coroner said contributed to the death of a 12-year-old boy will not be prosecuted, police lawyers say. More...

Ousted Kyrgyzstan President Kurmanbek Bakiyev, in exile in Belarus, says he is still his country's legitimate leader. More...

The UK's Supreme Court says part of the sex offenders register breaches the human rights of offenders. More...