The law-abiding majority is a myth, according to a survey, which finds most of us have indulged in some sort of petty crime. Steve Tomkins brings some middle-class criminals to book. After that - test your ethics with four everyday dilemmas for some low-level profiteering.

BBC correspondents answer your questions on the fourth anniversary of the US-led invasion of Iraq.

Sharp falls in US share prices have hit savings and ruined retirement plans for some American workers.

Four Enron directors claim they are not to blame for the firm's collapse because they say key information was hidden from them.

John Simpson offers a new theory on the death of Serbian warlord Arkan who was shot dead in January.

The UN Security Council sharply criticises the three-man Bosnian presidency for failing to adopt measures designed to strengthen national unity.