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Sir Christopher Kelly says MPs must stop employing relatives if they are to persuade people expenses have been "cleaned up". More...

Guernsey may set up a dedicated drug rehabilitation centre to deal with the affects of legal highs, the Health and Social Services minister says. ...

Greece defends a controversial deal with Goldman Sach that may have masked the extent of its budget woes. More...

West Ham settles the compensation claim made against them by former manager Alan Curbishley. More...

Five men accused of attacking a south London footballer while he was on a holiday in Crete are ordered to face trial in Greece. More...

The father of a teenager on trial in New Zealand for the murder of a 15-year-old girl from Essex told police his son "wanted to confess", a court...

Controversial larger ferries will continue between Lymington to Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight despite the High Court ruling they were unlawfully...

A "legal high" drug is banned in Aberdeen pubs and clubs amid concerns over its safety, it is announced. More...

Nothing is stopping low-income families from selling laptops given to them for free by the government, a Tory MP says. More...

Police investigate claims by broadcaster Ray Gosling that he smothered his lover who was dying of Aids. More...

Consumers are not aware that they are "eating" rainforests and helping drive the vital ecosystems off the face of the planet. More...

An investigation finds that 80 NHS trusts in England have failed to comply with safety alerts issued after clinical blunders. More...

A union says it believes a planned strike involving 50 port authority pilots is lawful despite facing a court challenge. More...

Irish police believe a 21-year-old man killed in Dublin was shot with a legally-held shotgun. More...

North Lincolnshire Council is to take over enforcing parking laws from the police. More...

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

An Asian man called Rajinder Singh could become the first non-white to join the British National Party. More...

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A university is launching a research network to explore the issues arising from the growing cultural diversity of Wales and the UK. More...