BBC Scotland asks Shunsuke Nakamura about his time at Celtic and going home

Increased freight costs means the price of Christmas trees will rise by 10%, some Guernsey retailers warn.

A romantic novel telling the story of one of the wives of Islam's prophet has caused controversy among Muslims - and its publication has been indefinitely postponed in the UK. But is The Jewel of Medina actually any good?

The popularity of the traditional Irish pub is under threat, according to a travel writer who has visited hundreds of pubs in Ireland

How a group of teenage college students helped an African village rebuild their school.

The US government announces sweeping measures to shore up troubled mortgage lenders Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.

A look at what's making the headlines in Tuesday's morning newspapers.

The Asian Development Bank warns rising food prices could reverse gains made in reducing poverty.

The redesigned BBC homepage has a taste of the past on it - a clock which for certain users will take them back to a less complicated world.

India raises the prices of petrol and diesel for the first time in 20 months to help petrol dealers.

Holly has doubled in price this Christmas after heavy flooding over the summer restricted supply.

Root vegetables could soon be dearer and in short supply after wet weather spread disease in crops.

Consumers' associations in Italy ask people to abstain from pasta for the day to protest against price rises.

Credit card companies are to be encouraged to be more transparent about their interest rate charges.

The BBC's Soutik Biswas returns to an Afghan village to find out how locals are doing two years on.

The Chinese government says it will take urgent steps to keep pork affordable amid soaring prices.

The property boom in Northern Ireland has its casualties as well as its paper millionaires.

From attack ads to intimate web chats, the internet is transforming the way US presidential candidates campaign.

The top 20 card providers charge interest in 12 different ways, says the consumer organisation Which?

Hotel rooms in Bath beat London as the most expensive in the UK, a new survey suggests.