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WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange Blasts Obama via Video Speech on UN

WikiLeaks Begins Publishing Stratfor E-Mails

International whistle-blowing Web site WikiLeaks has begun publishing confidential e-mails from a U.S.-based global intelligence company, Strategic Forecasting Inc. (Stratfor).

Attorney-Generals Challenge Google's New Privacy Policy

Attorneys-General from 36 U.S. states have raised concerns over potential security and privacy implications of Google's new privacy policy. The Internet search engine giant's new unified privacy policy has been touted as having fraud and security implications, especially for government users and Android smartphone owners.

Anonymous' 'Something Big' Announcement Slated for Monday

Anonymous has promised something big on Monday, Feb. 27.

'Black Fish' Scam: Scottish Authorities Bust £60M Fisheries Scam

A long-term investigation by the Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency (known as Marine Scotland) and the local police, into a £62.8 million fisheries fraud.

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Bradford Mother and Son Starve Dogs to Death in Attic

Cruel pair ignored heartrending cries of rottweiler and Staffordshire bull terrier imprisoned in boarded-up attic.

Google's New Privacy Policy: U.S. Attorneys-General Send Letter to Google CEO [FULL TEXT]

Google's new privacy policy, which was announced a month ago, has taken a new turn after Attorneys General (and other ranking legal officials) from 36 states and territories of the U.S. sent a letter, on Wednesday, to Google CEO, Larry Page, expressing concerns over the company's new unified privacy policy.

Microsoft Charges Google With Patent Abuse

After Apple, it is Microsoft which has accused Google of patent misuse. Microsoft has charged the search engine giant with misusing standard essential patents to gain supremacy in the mobile phone market. Microsoft has sought the aid of European regulators to investigate the alleged unfair use of patents.

Labour MP Eric Joyce charged with four counts of common assault

Labour MP Eric Joyce Suspended Over Commons Bar Brawl

Joyce was arrested following fracas in Bar in which Tory MP is thought to have been headbutted

Rochdale Gang Rape Trial: Girl, 15, Gives Evidence

Teenager alleges being plied with alcohol and passed around for sex before being paid for her silence.

Luton: Rapists of Girl, 11, Sentenced to 40 Months in Jail

Judge sparks uproar for light sentence and for calling child victim 'willing participant' in rape by two men.

RBS Announces £2bn Loss and £800m Bonuses

Losses double year-on-year for Royal Bank of Scotland after hits over pension mis-selling and Greek debt write-offs.

Actress Lindsay Lohan and her attorney Shawn Chapman Holley attend a progress report hearing on her probation at the Airport Branch Courthouse in Los Angeles

Lindsay Lohan in Court: Judge Praises Her for Positive Progress

Lindsay Lohan was praised by a Los Angeles judge at her penultimate progress hearing on Wednesday, as she entered the "home stretch" of her probation after being convicted of the theft of a necklace in early 2011.

Huddersfield Toddler Killed by Mother's Cannabis Plant Food - Court

Two-year-old Aaron Booth's windpipe disintegrated after swallowing plant food used by Lauren Booth to grow skunk, jury told.

Anonymous Tweets: EU Suspends ACTA Ratification, Hackers Claim Victory

The European Commission (EC), has requested European courts to take up the case of ratification of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), according to a tweet by Anonymous.

Manchester Grooming Gang 'Passed around Teenage Girls for Sex'

Five girls, aged 13-15, plied with drugs and drink by 11 men who then raped them, court told.

Carl Whant Found Guilty of the Murder of Pregnant Nikitta Grender

Newport bouncer Carl Whant has been found guilty of the murder of his cousin's girlfriend and their unborn baby, at Newport Crown Court.

Pirate Bay Faces UK Ban after High Court Ruling [VIDEO]

Pirate Bay, the world's most resilient torrent tracking and file-sharing Web site could soon be forced to bid farewell to Britain after a court ruling upheld an Internet Service Provider's (ISP) decision to ban the Web site in the near future.

OpIran: Anoymous Hacker s3rverexe Targets Iranian Engineering Site

OpIran: Anonymous Hacker s3rverexe Targets Iranian Engineering Site

A hacker operating under the s3rverexe moniker has successfully targeted an Iranian engineering website, defacing its front page and posting the stolen data online.

Danish Father Accused of Burning Daughters Alive in Car

Police find charred remains of nine and 10-year-old girls in back of Peter-Thue Rudgaard's car.

Animal rights activists from Peta back proposal for animal rights to be recognised

Peta Backs 'Bill of Rights' for Whales and Dolphins

Animal rights group supports proposal for animal rights to be legislated for intelligent marine life.

Alvechurch Coach Driver Charged over Teacher Death

Derek Thompson agrees it may have been possible he fell asleep at the wheel on return journey from ski trip in Italy.

UK Government Plans Citizen’s Database; ISPs Uninformed

As a part of its anti-terror plan, the UK government is reportedly preparing to store and monitor data from social networking Web sites like Twitter, Facebook and other personal web communication facilities for up to a year.

London Rioter Jailed after Police Identify him from his Cross-eyes

Shop arsonist Andrew Burls hid face but was given away on CCTV by his distinctive eyes and jailed for eight years.

Prince Pierre of Monaco Assaulted in Trendy New York Club

Prince of Monaco treated in hospital after brawl in Manhattan club.

Sword-wielding man shot 'four times' by police after tasers fail to stop him

London Sword Man in Critical Condition after Police Shooting

Metropolitan Police shoot suspect four times in armed standoff in London street.

A Lloyds TSB bank sign hangs outside a branch in London

Lloyds Bank Recalls £1m in Bonuses

Lloyds Banking Group takes back part of huge packages awarded to senior directors during 2010.

Young Woman Allegedly Raped in Londonderry

A young woman was allegedly raped in Londonderry, in the early hours of Saturday.

Murder At Vicarage: Stephen Farrow, 47, Arrested

Suspected Nanny Killer Lord Lucan 'Lived secretly in Africa', Says Former Secretary

Lord Lucan, a British aristocrat wanted in connection with murder of his children's nanny, has actually been living a secret life in Africa, according to the former secretary of his friend John Aspinall.

Apple Didn't Infringe HTC Patent, Rules ITC

ITC dismissed HTC's patent complaint against Apple, stating that Apple didn't infringe HTC's patents.

Apple Wins ‘Slide to Unlock’ Patent Battle With Motorola

Apple has won its first ever patent dispute against Motorola Mobility, as the German court ruled the lawsuit in favour of the U.S. corporate giant. The judgment marks Apple's supremacy over its Android rivals with autonomy over 'Slide to Unlock' feature of smartphones.

Report: Aussies Use Other Social Media Sites Longer Than Facebook

Facebook Hacking Lands New York Student in Jail

A British Student, Glenn Mangham, 26, has allegedly stolen valuable information after breaking into the heart of Facebook. The talented hacker had earlier pointed out security loopholes with the Yahoo website and apparently won an appreciation award from the firm for his noble work as ethical hacker.