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Cuba calls for better ties with US
BBC Online
Cuban President Raul Castro has called for "civilised relations" with the United States, saying the two countries should respect their differences.
President Castro said the US should drop its demand for regime change on the communist-run island. That would allow both sides to continue work on improving relations, he said.
Castro's comments follow a public handshake with President Obama at the memorial ceremony for Nelson Mandela in South Africa earlier this month.
Nigella Lawson faces drugs probe
AFP, London
British police are reviewing evidence that celebrity chef Nigella Lawson took cocaine, they said yesterday.
Claims that the self-styled Domestic Goddess was a habitual cocaine and cannabis user emerged during the trial of two personal assistants who were cleared Friday of defrauding Lawson and her ex-husband, the millionaire art collector Charles Saatchi.
Lawson, 53, insisted during the trial that she was not addicted to drugs and had only used cocaine and cannabis occasionally in the past.
Police said there is "no imminent prospect" of Lawson being prosecuted.
Leading activists jailed in Egypt
AtT, Cairo
An Egyptian court yesterday sentenced three activists who spearheaded the 2011 uprising against Hosni Mubarak to three years in jail for organising an unlicensed protest, judicial sources said.
The court order is the first such verdict against non-Islamist protesters since the ouster of president Mohamed Morsi in July.
Among the activists Ahmed Maher is the founder of the April 6 youth movement that led the revolt against Mubarak.