BBC News | UK | World Edition Get the latest BBC News: breaking news, features, analysis and debate plus audio and video content from England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Kidnapped boy and father reunited Sahil Saeed, the boy kidnapped in Pakistan two weeks ago, has been reunited with his father and is heading home to the UK. Two dead UK soldiers named Two British soldiers killed by bombs in Afghanistan on Tuesday are named by the Ministry of Defence. Soap star 'tried to end it all' Ex-Coronation Street actor Ian Jones grabbed the wheel of his wife's car and said he would kill them both, a court hears. Facebook may get 'panic button' Facebook executives say they have "no objection" to installing a "panic button" on its site for reporting suspected paedophiles. UK borrowing less than expected UK borrowing could be less than forecast this financial year after better-than-expected February figures and revised January data. Universities feel funding squeeze Three quarters of England's universities are facing real-term budget cuts - for the first time since Labour came to power. UK to produce Nissan electric car Nissan is to build its new electric car, the Leaf, in Sunderland, safeguarding hundreds of jobs, the Japanese firm announces. No 'secret' Ashcroft deal - Hague Ex-Tory leader William Hague denies there was a "secret" deal with Lord Ashcroft over his tax status. Lorry filmed pushing car on m-way A haulage company investigates after footage emerges showing a lorry pushing a car caught under its bumper along a motorway. Harrods dob-dob-dobbed in after scouts fall foul of uniform policy A scout group say they were turned away from the Harrods store after refusing to removes their neckerchiefs and woggles. Terry to visit hurt crash guard Chelsea captain John Terry is expected to visit a security guard who suffered a bruised leg when he was hit by the footballer's car in west London. Riera hits out at manager Benitez Liverpool winger Albert Riera says he is considering leaving the club after being given the silent treatment by boss Rafael Benitez. Lloyd resigns as Davis Cup captain John Lloyd resigns as Great Britain's Davis Cup captain in the wake of the humiliating defeat by Lithuania. Big Buck's primed for Cheltenham Big Buck's will be the shortest-priced favourite at the Cheltenham Festival when the 2009 World Hurdle winner defends his crown on Thursday. Nick Robinson What is the moral of the 'nom-dom' story? Campus tumoil Students stage sleep-ins over cuts at Sussex Loan survivor How Britain's last independent bank rode out the storm Slopes style Why helmets are this year's key ski accessory Ron Dennis McLaren boss launches new road car company Natural navigator Evan Davis learns how to find his way without a map Last-ditch bid to end BA dispute British Airways' boss Willie Walsh and the joint leader of the Unite union, Tony Woodley, try to avert this weekend's strike. Abramovich in libel case victory Chelsea's owner accepts libel damages and an apology from La Repubblica newspaper over false claims of a gambling problem. Judge rejects 'toxic sofa' claims More than 300 customers who suffered chemical burns from leather sofas lose their High Court battle for compensation. Ex-detective jailed for drug plot A former Metropolitan Police detective is jailed for 22 years for his part in a £200m cocaine-smuggling plot. Police 'told of priest sex claim' The Catholic Church says police were told about sex abuse claims against a priest at the centre of an alleged cover-up. Police hunt Claudia 'mystery' man Police want to trace a "mystery boyfriend" with whom York chef Claudia Lawrence spent the night two days before she vanished. UK-French worker freed in Darfur An aid worker with joint UK-French nationality is freed in Darfur five months after being kidnapped. BBC world music DJ Gillett dies BBC Radio 3 DJ Charlie Gillett, renowned as a champion of world music, has died aged 68 after a long illness, his family confirms. A game of m-cat and mouse How do drugs get banned, and what's the point when drug makers simply twiddle with the a proscribed formula to make something new? Waste technician 30 job titles guaranteed to leave you stumped Lazy food Are we now really too lazy to chop one of these? Brown admission makes headlines Gordon Brown's admission to MPs that defence spending has not risen in real terms every year under Labour is dissected in the papers. Funeral for car boot death toddlers The funeral service for two toddlers who were found dead in the boot of a car takes place in Richmond, south west London. Woman, 74, discharged in nightie Hospital managers in Leeds are urged to apologise after a 74-year-old is sent home in the middle of the night wearing just a nightgown and slippers. Police praise peaceful Holyland Police praise the "huge effort" that ensured St Patrick's Day in the Holyland area of south Belfast passed largely without incident. Ex-boss of Irish bank arrested Sean Fitzpatrick, the former chairman of Anglo Irish Bank, is being questioned by Irish police about alleged fraud. Divers pull man's body from docks Divers recover a man's body after a stolen pick-up truck plunged into a dock in Fife as it was being followed by police. Patients given NHS legal rights A maximum waiting time of 12 weeks for hospital treatment will be guaranteed under new legislation being announced. Gang bullied £272k from dying OAP An estate agent is sentenced to two years for his part in a gang which stole an elderly, dying widow's life savings. 'Delay' after cash misuse claims Claims that cash for a deprived estate went on regeneration project bosses should have been picked up earlier, an auditor says.