In a landmark speech, Morocco's King Mohammed VI announces proposals for constitutional amendments, including more powers for parliament.

The leader of Britain's biggest trade union, Unison, says public sector workers could mount the biggest campaign of industrial action since the General Strike over the government's pension plans.

President Obama and one of his biggest critics, House Speaker John Boehner, are to play golf, amid rows over the US budget and military action in Libya.

Operators of the tsunami-damaged Fukushima nuclear plant suspend an operation to clean contaminated water due to a rapid rise in radiation.

A lorry driver is arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after two people in a car died in a crash.

The Foreign Office is urging Britons in Syria to leave immediately while they can, warning it is unlikely the UK embassy in Damascus will be able to help them.

Two men are taken to hospital after an explosion in a newly-built leisure centre in North Lincolnshire.

Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy says that midfielder Luka Modric is not for sale "'at any price"'.