Ashcroft tax status row continues The Lord Ashcroft row reopens despite documents confirming he did not have to have to be a full UK taxpayer to become a peer.
High life Do we still want to fly under the red, white and blue? England reward Ashton persistence Former England rugby league star Chris Ashton is set to make his debut for the rugby union side just six months after almost quitting the sport. Motor ahead What to consider when buying a secondhand car Kidnapped Sahil returns to the UK Five-year-old Sahil Saeed returns to the family home in Oldham, as three people are charged with his kidnapping in Pakistan.
Goodbye Darcy: Colin Firth at Oscars Colin Firth arrives on the Oscars' red carpet as nominees prepare for the 82nd Academy Awards. Author Sue Townsend's kidney appeal On the eve of World Kidney Day, Adrian Mole Author Sue Townsend - who underwent a kidney transplant operation last year - is appealing for people to come forward as altruistic donors.
Mexican wrestlers tackle BBC presenter Tropic of Cancer presenter Simon Reeve is beaten by two stars of the women's Mexican wrestling scene when he tries to tackle them. Ex-Strangler on downloading music Hugh Cornwell, best known for his days with punk group The Stranglers, thinks sharing his music with the digital downloaders can be a good thing. Comedians find the libel laws unfunny Comedian Robin Ince on why libel laws in England and Wales are just not funny.
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