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Education Minister Leighton Andrews fears universities will struggle to attract international students because of the UK government's immigration policy.

Ukraine's President Viktor Yanukovych denies that racist hooliganism will be a problem during this year's Euro 2012 matches in his country.

European Champion Aaron Cook edges closer to competing at London 2012 after BOA vetoes Lutalo Muhammad's nomination.

African Union and government forces in Somalia capture the southern town of Afmadow, an important strategic base for al-Shabab militants.

South West NHS staff could face pay cuts and have to reapply for jobs if regional pay is introduced, a leaked document suggests.

David Cameron will not order an inquiry into whether Jeremy Hunt broke the ministerial code after the culture secretary's grilling at the Leveson Inquiry.

Shafilea Ahmed's sister tells a court she lied to police about her disappearance because she was "covering up for her parents".

The 10-point penalty applied to Rangers for going into administration was "relatively meaningless", the SPL chief executive says.

A former Rwandan youth minister is given a life sentence by a UN war crimes tribunal after being found guilty of playing a key role in the 1994 genocide.

Boxer Amir Khan runs the final leg of the Olympic torch relay in his home town of Bolton, lighting the cauldron at Queen's Park.

Canadian police say a 29-year-old porn actor wanted in connection with a gruesome murder in Montreal may have fled North America.

The final report into the pseudomonas outbreak, in which four babies died, said lessons must be learned about how complex information is communicated to parents of sick children.

Paul Wood finds Syria close to major sectarian bloodshed

The latest figures show a 10% drop in university applications from students in England as higher fees are introduced.

Sunderland footballer Titus Bramble is cleared of sex assaults on two women.

Four Britons remain in custody in Bali over a £1.6m cocaine haul amid claims that they may face the death penalty

The Mayor of New York, Michael Bloomberg, is calling for a municipal ban on sales of super-sized sugary drinks to tackle obesity.

Goalkeeper John Ruddy says Norwich fans should feel "satisfaction" with the job Paul Lambert has done, even if he leaves for Aston Villa.

Four people are convicted of shooting at police during last summer's riots in Birmingham, while another is cleared.

Thousands of internet users suspected of sharing Ben Dover's films are to receive letters seeking compensation after a High Court hearing.