Chinese custom authorities say it is difficult to implement a ban on the export of Apple iPads.
Rangers Football Club, the most successful in the history of Scottish football, has been forced to file for bankruptcy protection following their financial woes.
Up to 356 feared dead after fire sweeps through prison.
Nursery worker Paul Wilson has minimum tariff cut for early plea on filming rape of three-year-old girl.
Reports have emerged that AnonyOps, a website associated with the hacktivist Anonymous collective, has been defaced by the hacker Exotz.
Italian prosecutors and lawyers of British student Meredith Kercher are formally petitioning Italy's Supreme Court today to overturn the appeals acquittal of Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito.
Joshua Cryer tells magistrates he did not tweet racial abuse of former England striker.
Dean Dinnen jailed following drug-fuelled rampage with chainsaw at Hull pub.
James Brokenshire seeks guarantees from Amman that alleged terror cleric will not be tortured if extradited.
This Valentine's Day could be one to remember for the Bahraini government... albeit for all the wrong reasons.
Met Police commander attacked and falsely arrested Waad al-Baghdadi in wesbite cash row, court hears.
Blizzard, the official co-creator of DOTA in association with Warcraft fans, has legally challenged Valve's move to trademark "Defense of the Ancients" (DOTA) for its new game DOTA 2.
Samsung is once again in the thick of a legal wrangle with Apple. The Cupertino, Calif.-based tech giant invoked a preliminary injunction against the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, on Thursday, at a U.S. court.
Robert Dewey Hoskins who was convicted of stalking and threatening Madonna was caught on Friday.
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Apart from The Sun employees, a serving Surrey Police officer, a serving armed forces member and an MoD employee were also arrested by the Scotland Yard.
Twin bomb blasts decimated the Syrian security headquarters at Aleppo on Friday, killing over 25 people in the worst ever violence witnessed in the 11-month-long uprising against President Bashar al-Assad.
Record $4bn haul of pure methamphetamine may be linked to Sinaloa or Los Zetas cartels
Beer manufacturing companies including SAB Miller, MillerCoors LLC, Pabst Brewing Company, Molson Coors Brewing Company and Anheuser-Busch InBev Worldwide are all facing a $500 (£316) million lawsuit from the Oglala Sioux Tribe.
Younus Abdullah Mohammad pleads guilty to hate campaign over cartoon's 'defamation' of prophet.
Sir Paul McCartney's ex-wife tells press ethics hearing newpapers not put off by fear of big libel payouts.
Charlotte Church and Lily Allen among stars who court photographers when it suits them, says Big Pictures' Darryn Lyons.
Girl's family reveals nightmare ordeal of abuse and threats by friends of 15-year-old rapist.
Washington state law makers passed a bill to legalise same-sex marriage on Wednesday, making it the seventh state in the US to back same-sex marriage.
Child killer who murdered nine-year-old neighbour Elizabeth Olten for kicks sentenced to life imprisonment.
Rupert Murdoch's News Group settles with 15 News of the World phone hacking victims at high court.
Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp and the former Portsmouth chairman Milan Mandaric have both been found not guilty of tax evasion.
Trident Gang Crime Command set up by Metropolitan Police to focus on gang scourge in London.
Teenage girls in schools in Southampton have been given contraceptive implants, without their parents' knowledge. This has happened following the government's decision to try radical measures to reduce teenage pregnancies.
Fausat Ogunbayo files lawsuit for staggering sum in bid to get her children back.