Rangers' hopes of a first European trophy in 36 years were crushed as Zenit St Petersburg claimed the UEFA Cup.

An Austrian father axed his wife, child, parents and father-in-law to death after suffering ruin through a series of financial deals.

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Louis Franck's alter ego Johnny Bardo releases first album

What to do if spring allergy hits you

Have cheap and tasty meals at Kafe na Basseynoy; try Chinese delicacies at China White

Czech businessman and family man

World's top artists to play at the Free Fat Festival

Breakfast at just the right place can be a pleasure

As many as 172 students and postgraduates from Ukraine, Russia and Belarus are taking part in its work.

The Ministry for Emergency Situations and Protection of Population from Chornobyl Accident Consequences of Ukraine is preparing the mobile hospital for delivery to China.

President Viktor Yushchenko said this in his letter to Premier Yuliya Tymoshenko and insisted on the implementation of his decree on some measures on developing the grain market.

The author of the idea and the photos is Ukrainian photographer Yuriy Bilak.

The Transport and Environment Committee of the Liberal Democrat led City Council has ordered an investigation into whether hybrid electric/diesel powered trams could be run on the Edinburgh South Suburban Railway in conjunction with the Edinburgh tram system.

Millions risk being stuck with a poor retirement income unless we act now. Financial Mail's campaign calls for tough and immediate action for fair play on pensions

More than six million people are facing grave concerns about their financial security when they retire because of soaring living costs

The country will face a £6bn a year shortfall in funding for elderly and disabled people unless radical action is taken, ministers are warning

The number of companies selling their final salary pensions schemes has risen to a record high, as more firms close plans to new workers

City watchdog the Financial Services Authority has slammed insurance firms who keep savers in the dark about their right to buy decent pensions