CRIME

Apple has won a legal dispute with Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC, forcing the company to stop selling some of its products that infringe an Apple patent.

The legal arm of the tax pressure group, UK Uncut, has taken HM Revenue & Customs to court after it failed to provide substantial reasons for failing to collect billions of pounds worth of tax revenue.

Reports have emerged alleging social network giant Twitter is censoring its content, closing accounts supporting anti-authoritarian causes such as Wikileaks and the Anonymous sponsored Occupy movement.

Pensioner cleared of raping daughter 500 times over three decades after he claims she was a willing participant.

A fatal M25 crash involving a vehicle police had tried to stop has been referred to the police complaints watchdog.

Shafilea Ahmed's parents deny any involvement of their daughter's murder.

The Hutton Inquiry, which looked into the surroundings of the death of the weapons inspector, Dr David Kelly, will not be reopened.

BlackBerry maker Research in Motion managed to shift 5,000 of its struggling PlayBook tablets in a single day last week, as the truck they were in was stolen.

More women will be staying sober at Christmas parties, according to a new study that claims they are five times more like to be the designated driver.

Man who attacked partner and buried her in cardboard box because he was 'bored' guilty of attempted murder.

Piers Morgan's Leveson Inquiry appearance, we look at some moments in his journalism career that may crop up.

Donald Nielson, the serial killer known as the Black Panther, died on Sunday aged 75, the Ministry of Justice have confirmed.

Zahid Shah, 31, who slammed a meat cleaver into a neighbour’s head in a row over a door has been jailed for five years.

Phone hacking at Sun and News of the World practised widely, reporter's brother tells press standards enquiry.

Video of a white man launching into racial attack on a bus sparks global outrage

Police have released images of a man wanted for questioning following a race hate crime in a supermarket.

A man has been found guilty of 25 child sex offences after being named in a victim’s suicide note.

Rescuers have spotted a life raft which may contain survivors from a Russian oil rig disaster feared to have claimed dozens of lives.

The drugs were recovered from a trailer that arrived at the port on a ferry from the Netherlands on December 14. Border Agency officers found that 44 kg of heroin and 36 kg of cocaine were hidden in boxes containing specialist medical equipment.

A report by an independent commission has revealed that one in five Dutch children who spent time at Catholic institutions have been sexually abused.

Kimberly Hainey faces life imprisonment after being has been convicted of murdering her son, Declan, whose decomposed body was found at their home in Paisley.

A council boss was sent creepy tarot cards and hate mail in a four year campaign of abuse by a demoted council worker, a court heard.

A burglar's "to-do" list of all the houses he plans to rob and how he intends to do it and during the Christmas period has been released by police.

A decision to deport the asylum seeker was overturned two hours before he was due to be sent back to Congo

The mother of an 18-year-old who was killed in a Christmas Eve crash is pleading with drivers to stay off the roads if they drink this year.

The Big Brother star did not blackmail the Manchester United footballer the High Court has heard.

Reporters will now be able to use their mobile to update Twitter followers on court proceedings

A group of Palestinian bloggers and activists has issued a statement in support of Syrian-American blogger Razan Ghazzawi, who was arrested on Dec. 4 by Syrian authorities and now faces up to 15 years in jail.

News that former French President Jacques Chirac has been found guilty of corruption has rocked France.