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The closure of a clubhouse used by war veterans is one of the concerns being raised with candidates in the Surrey Heath area. More...

Five men accused of conspiring to extort £4.25m for the return of a Leonardo da Vinci painting are cleared. More...

A convicted burglar is taking legal action against the government, because his status as a prisoner meant he was prevented from voting in the...

Willie Johnston looks at how the evidence unfolded in the case of five men accused of conspiring to extort £4.25m for the return of a Leonardo. ...

What is the plan to get people stranded by the volcanic ash cloud home? More...

BBC Scotland's Willie Johnston looks at the background of the five men accused in the Leonardo da Vinci extortion case. More...

A 37-year-old teacher from Merseyside is arrested by police investigating claims she had sex with a pupil. More...

Airlines face a "huge logistical operation" as flights resume after a six-day shutdown because of volcanic ash. More...

An inmate, serving an 18-month jail sentence at HMP Norwich, is planning to sue the government for blocking him from voting in the 2010 general...

Former sleazebuster MP Martin Bell launches the Independent Network general election campaign in West London. More...

Two Polish men are banned from driving by Exeter magistrates after blaming marital problems for taking to the road while drunk. More...

STV undergoes major transformation including the sale of Pearl and Dean and the move to HD broadcasting. More...

School governors say they "regret" that a boycott of England's Sats tests is to go ahead. More...

A wrongful death civil law action against the city of Los Angeles over the shooting of rapper Biggie Smalls in 1997 is dismissed. More...

A bid to smuggle £500,000 of mephedrone derivative into Scotland is uncovered by police and customs officials. More...

A disabled woman accused in the United States of kidnapping her own child loses her High Court battle against extradition. More...

With UK unemployment rising to 2.5 million, BBC economics editor Stephanie Flanders asks whether British jobs are going to British workers. More...

How should passengers go about complaining if they think they have been let down by their airline, insurer or travel operator? More...

A look at what's making the headline in Monday's morning newspapers. More...

Ruth Bamford from Citizens Advice answers questions from readers about their problems with their landlords More...