Cuba's Fidel Castro says the Cuban model no longer works in the latest excerpt from an interview with a US journalist.
Pakistan bowler Wahab Riaz will be questioned by Scotland Yard on 14 September in relation to allegations of corruption.
India's first caste-based census since 1931 will take place next year, the cabinet announces.
Tottenham striker Jermain Defoe is ruled out for at least six weeks because of an ankle injury.
BAE Systems announces it is to axe almost 1,000 jobs across the UK, with 740 to go from five sites in England.
A Strabane taxi driver picks up a pipe bomb and takes it to waste ground.
The Universities Minister suggests an increased role for private universities as he signals graduates will have to pay more for their degrees.
Welsh Secretary Cheryl Gillan says next year's referendum on further Welsh powers will use a revised question by the Electoral Commission.
Science Minister David Willetts says the research-teaching balance in universities has 'gone wrong', after defending cuts to science research.
The Labour MP for West Bromwich, Tom Watson, used the Commons debate on phone hacking to accuse fellow members of cowardice in the face of Britain's tabloid newspapers.
Southampton withdraw their offer to Scunthorpe boss Nigel Adkins to become their new manager, according to Iron chairman Steve Wharton.
John Toshack departs as Wales manager after a six-year reign with immediate effect by "mutual consent".
HM Revenue & Customs says it is impossible to tell how many taxpayers may have to pay interest as a result of tax errors.
Martin McGuinness says he forgot a deathbed conversation he had with the priest suspected of being involved in the 1972 Claudy bombing.
Meet the Strictly Come Dancing Stars of 2010.
Economist and former journalist Robert Chote is to become the new head of the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR).
An anti-human trafficking coordinator is to be appointed in Wales for the first time to tackle the problem.
A business jet and a passenger plane carrying 232 people came close to a mid-air collision over London in 2009, a report reveals.
Rebecca Hall is fast becoming one of Britain's leading actresses
Gunmen open fire on soldiers in southern Yemen, killing at least one and wounding others.
