Volcano Chaos for 22 April 2010

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Leaders toughen up in TV debate Apr 22 2010

The gloves came off in the second televised debate of the General Election campaign, as the leaders of the three big parties clashed over issues ranging from nuclear weapons to Europe, immigration and expenses.Read

BNP fights back in Marmite row Apr 22 2010

The British National Party and the owners of Marmite have become embroiled in an acrimonious row, with threats of legal action and official complaints.Read

'My Way' send-off for punk legend Apr 22 2010

Friends and family sang and danced in tribute to late punk legend Malcolm McLaren at his funeral.Read

Ryanair u-turn as Britons return Apr 22 2010

Thousands of Britons have headed back to the UK as airlines ran near-normal services again following the ash cloud crisis.Read

RAF suspends jet training over ash Apr 22 2010

Flight training on RAF Typhoon jets has been "temporarily suspended" after safety inspectors found deposits of ash in one of the fleet's engines.Read

Thieves target home of top Tory Fox Apr 22 2010

Intruders used kitchen knives to cover their getaway from the home of shadow defence secretary Liam Fox, he has revealed.Read

Ryanair u-turn over ash payments Apr 22 2010

Budget airline Ryanair has ended its defiance of EU regulations by agreeing to fully compensate its passengers caught up in the ash-cloud crisis.Read

Cruise ship sails to the rescue Apr 22 2010

A brand new £500 million cruise ship has sailed to the rescue of hundreds of tourists stranded by the Icelandic ash cloud.Read

'Minute of mayhem' honours McLaren Apr 22 2010

Malcolm McLaren, the architect of punk and a potent figure in cultural life for the best part of four decades, will is to be buried.Read

Compensation row irks ash victims Apr 22 2010

Travellers finally arriving home as Britain's skies reopened are facing fresh frustration after a major budget airline vowed to defy EU compensation rules.Read

Clegg under pressure over payments Apr 22 2010

Nick Clegg is facing questions over his funding arrangements, after it emerged that a series of payments from party donors were made directly into his private bank account.Read

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