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Ryanair is reprimanded for a "denigratory" advertising campaign that falsely implied rival Thomas Cook was likely to go into administration.

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Parts of the credit industry are "opaque and poorly regulated" and require swift action from the government, MPs say.

The amount of money lost due to fraud on credit and debit cards fell last year by 7% to £341m - its lowest level for 11 years.

Final document on changing the system ''will disappoint critics'

The attorney general is examining whether the Metropolitan Police officer leading the phone hacking inquiry has prejudiced any trials resulting from the investigation

The FBI offers a $1m (£636,000) reward for the safe return of former agent Robert Levinson, last seen in Iran five years ago while working as a private investigator.

Since Scotland introduced a ban on smoking in public places in 2006 there has been a significant decline in the country's premature birth rate, say researchers.

French President Nicholas Sarkozy says there are too many foreigners in France, and defends his plan to halve new arrivals if he is re-elected.

Juan Mata and Raul Meireles score as Roberto di Matteo wins his opening game as Chelsea caretaker manager at Birmingham.

Arsenal score three first-half goals but AC Milan hold on to reach the Champions League quarter-finals with a 4-3 aggregate win.

A man who had taken drugs before driving at up to 140mph the wrong way along a dual carriageway in Cornwall, killing a woman, is jailed for eight years.

The owners of the mine in Chile where 33 men were trapped for 69 days agree to pay $5m (£3.2m) towards their rescue.

Scotland's Hannah Miley secures her second Team GB Olympic berth with victory in the women's 200m individual medley final.

Britain's Ambassador to Syria, Simon Collis, has told the BBC that the Assad regime has so much 'blood on its hands' that the Syrian people know it is doomed.

Security forces have been shelling rebel-held towns in Syria, activists say, as President Bashar al-Assad vows to continue fighting "terrorism".

Financier and cricket mogul Allen Stanford is found guilty by a court in Houston, Texas, of running a $7bn Ponzi scheme.

The jury in the trial of two men charged with sending parcel bombs hears that police bugged the car of one of the accused.

A man who contacted police when he found child abuse images on his computer has not been allowed to be alone with his daughter for four months, it emerges.

A protester at the illegal part of the Dale Farm travellers' site in Essex is ordered to do unpaid work for urinating on a police officer.