CRIME

Our digest of the hottest news trends for 23 January 2014.

Quenelle creator taken into custody over allegation he fired rubber bullet at bailiff.

Madoff also has stage 4 kidney disease and is back in prison

We were harassed, we were beaten, they were having long sticks, a Ugandan woman said.

US cinema chain AMC brands Google Glass use 'inappropriate' after customer is removed by law enforcement.

January 22, 2014: The news in brief

Police press charges over use of anti-semitic phrase at Spurs' White Hart Lane stadium in North London.,

Paranoid boyfriend's sustained attack on mother of two left her with more than 100 injuries.

Court rules lawyers for climate change protesters should have known about undercover operation.

Al-Qaida offshoot responsible for deaths of four people in car blast in Shiite neighbourhood.

Police 'delighted' with Fox Cam footage showing man suspected of break-in.

Monsignor Nunzio Scarano originally accused of taking €20m in cash from Switzerland aboard government plane.

Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has come out in defence of Spanish Princess Infanta Cristina, claiming that she is innocent of money laundering and fraud charges.

Police could soon be able to identify criminals in crowds of 1,000 people simply by the way they walk.

Best photos of the day: 21 January 2014.

IBTimes UK news digest: Talking points on January 21, 2014.

Mulligan is suing James Nichols and John Miller as well as Los Angeles city for $20m for police beating.

Dagestan Islamist group threatened to launch attack on Olympics city.

Mother also accused of attempting to defeat the ends of justice following discovery of son's body in Fife.

Johnson accused of having unprotected sex with 32 people despite being HIV positive.

Scotland Yard admits it was a mistake not to review hard stops in wake of Azelle Rodney shooting in 2005.

Ten people have been arrested for sending women to a clinic in Zhengzhou in the Henan Province.

In one sex attack, the 12-year-old victim was killed and thrown in a farmland after rape.

Knox and Sollecito Ordered to Face Re-Trial by Italian Court

Up to 50 suspected victims found in police raids up and down the British coastline.

Cleric calls on oppressed citizens to rise up against drug lords who control Michoagan province.

Scottish Police investigate offensive Mikaeel Kular tweet believed to have originated in Greater Manchester.

IBTimes UK examines global reaction to news of the discovery of three-year-old Mikaeel Kumar's body.

Several brothels converted from public toilets raided as part of undercover police operation.