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Twenty-five Indian fishermen released from a Pakistani prison are due to go home ahead of the countries' commerce ministers opening an expanded border trade facility.

Europe's Internal Markets Commissioner, Michel Barnier, says "tougher action" is needed to stop excessive bank bonuses.

Soldiers from the Black Watch battalion return home after a sixth month tour of duty in Helmand Province in Afghanistan.

A giant statue of Kim Jong Il has been unveiled in front of a crowd of thousands in Pyonyang.

24 hours of news photos: 13 April

A man who blinded his girlfriend by gouging her eyes has admitted causing grievous bodily harm with intent. Tina Nash told the BBC's Jon Kay about the trauma of the incident.

An international awards ceremony honouring people who give their wealth to good causes is being staged at the Scottish Parliament.

A man who blinded his girlfriend by gouging her eyes admits causing grievous bodily harm with intent.

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Indian cookery guru Madhur Jaffrey is to return to television after a 17-year break with a major new series, it is announced.

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson says the title race is still alive despite Roberto Mancini's claim to the contrary.

Leading universities join the growing revolt over plans to curb tax breaks on charitable donations.

Four men deny planning to attack a Danish newspaper that printed cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad, as they go on trial in Denmark.

A security breach forces Icann to take its computers offline, delaying the top level domain name application process.

UK producer prices rose 0.6% in March from February, due in part to increases in the cost of petrol products, tobacco and alcohol, figures show.

The Royal Mail is limiting the number of stamps retailers can buy to make sure it benefits fully from the price rise due at the end of the month.

A New Jersey mayor, Cory Booker, plays down suggestions he is a hero after he rushed into a burning house to save a woman.

Leonard Cohen's former manager is found guilty of harassing the singer by a court in Los Angeles.