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Prime minister 'intends' to cut troop numbers but refuses to set timetable for withdrawal

Watchdog finds climate change documentary was unfair to scientists but did not mislead viewers

Talks to resume in two weeks after Tehran fails to give clear answer to the west's sanctions proposals

Pontiff 'deeply sorry' for pain caused in Australia and calls for perpetrators to be brought to justice

New wave of opposition activists wants extreme, even armed, action as disillusionment grows

Oliver Burkeman asks whether the idea of cities at sea in the face of global warming holds water?

Cricket: Ashwell Prince made a century as South Africa piled on the runs at Headingley

Chen Kotes-Bar spoke over four years to the former Lebanese prisoner reviled in Israel as a monster

Property developers have come up with a new wheeze: they'll give homebuyers up to 25% of the asking price

A Royal Marine has died and another was seriously injured after their Land Rover overturned during a training exercise, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) said today

Retailer plans to use instore kiosks, a nifty legal loophole and an offshore tax haven to cut tax burden

Gas companies urged to offer more low-cost 'social tariffs' to help consumers cope with bills of more than £1,000 a year

Sick of costly tickets, endless mud, and overpriced beer, Britons switch to festivals in sunny Europe

Darling indicates there may be a relaxation in fiscal rules as Treasury reveals record deficit

An elephant couple and their one-year-old calf put paint to canvas at Ichihara zoo, on the outskirts of Tokyo.

Clancy Chassay reports from inside Burma on plans for a new uprising against the military regime, and hears some monks calling for more western intervention and an armed insurrection

In our daily audio show, Jon Dennis and guests discuss tomorrow's meeting between Iranian and US diplomats; swan upping; and the BFI's archive on YouTube

Rare shark saved by vet after swallowing metre-long fishing hook

Life & style: We asked the head chefs at the five best restaurants in Britain to come up with an inspirational seasonal menu. Which one tickles your tastebuds?

Life & style: What happened when Tanya Gold tried to track down her ex-boyfriends?

Sport: Greg Norman is second in the standings at the Open after KJ Choi edged ahead with a round of 67

Sport: Tottenham Hotspur complain to Premier League over Man Utd and Liverpool's pursuit of their players

Arts & entertainment: As the British Museum explores Hadrian legacy, Mary Beard asks to what extent he is our own creation

Arts & entertainment: Marina Warner reflects on the visionary ideals on which The Wizard of Oz's Emerald City was built

Multimedia: Clancy Chassay reports from inside Burma on plans for an uprising against the military regime

Multimedia: Seth Lakeman talks to us and plays an exclusive live track, while Cut Copy answers some of Rosie Swash's questions

Comment is free: John Harris: Thirtysomethings can't admit they will face an impoverished retirement without proper care

Comment is free: Fadi Hakura: If, as is widely expected, the Islamist AKP party is thrown out, an electoral earthquake is possible

Environment, science & technology: Bad science: This week two food stories went beyond stupid, and managed to give harmful informetion

Travel: Spain doesn't have to be shopping and sangria. Gemma Bowes test-drives a new mountain Vespa tour

Travel: An abandoned Corfu hamlet, transformed into stunning self-catering houses with the vibe of a cool hotel

Business & money: Qatar-based investors own 8% of Barclays after existing shareholders shun its £4.5bn fundraising

Business & money: $7.5bn purchase will put Teva in a prime position to exploit patent expiration of several blockbuster drugs

Our Uganda aid project: In Katine, Uganda, the Guardian is tracking a three-year development programme