CRIME

Occupy London protesters refused appeal against decision to evict them from encampment outside St Paul's Cathedral.

Heat's Lucy Cave says role model status makes celebrities fair game but Hello's Rosie Nixon argues for case-by-case decision.

Wikipedia and Reddit may not be the only ones on the Anti-SOPA blackout radar, as reports indicate about 7,000 websites will be going down in protest against SOPA and PIPA legislation in U.S.

Oscar Ortega-Hernandez accused of firing shots into White House to kill President Obama.

Saudi banking officials deny Israeli reports that hackers brought down Saudi Stock Exchange and Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange.

A severed head has been found underneath the famous Hollywood sign in Los Angeles.

Two UK servicemen were arrested by military police after claims they filmed themselves abusing two Afghan children.

Wikipedia saysentire existence depends on free, open and uncensored internet.

David Cameron's plans to legalise gay marriage being hijacked by prejudiced Tories, says gay and lesbian charity.

Eighties reggae star Smiley Culture ran a £400,000 drug supply plot before stabbing himself to death during a police drugs raid at his Surrey home, a court has heard.

Wikipedia to black out English-language site over anti-piracy laws in the US.

Owen Osargie jailed for 12 years after admitting attack which left victim with 'life-changing' head injuries.

CloudFlare has introduced a 'Stop Censorship' app in its bid to support the anti-piracy campaign with the likes of Wikipedia, Reddit and Cheezburger.

Constitutional specialist calls legal issues surrounding Scottish referendum 'unholy mess' as Cameron and Salmond prepare to meet.

Pirate Bay is on its last legs, as the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) is gaining momentum. Torrent files are gradually disappearing from the Web site and with only magnetic links to fall back on, there is very little hope for the world's most resilient torrent site.

Apple's latest attempt at suing Motorola for infringing three of its patents has backfired, as the U.S. court has ruled in favour of the latter.

Policeman found bodies of his battered parents, who had been killed by blows to the head

Symantec has apparently landed in a soup over "Scareware" scams linked to a lawsuit. The lawsuit alleges Symantec to be defrauding the consumers with fake scans of their machines,resulting in manipulative errors and forged warnings designed to force the purchase of an upgraded version of the company's software.

Apple has suspended sales across stores in mainland China, in the wake of recent unruly incidents at Sanlitun in Beijing. Online sales remain open through Apple's official partner - Unicom - and at authorized retail outlets.

Dr Devinder Sivia questioned by police after Oxford University professor dies at his home.

Li Guolin, who was serving 23-year sentence, was caught near a primary school on Friday just over a mile from the Hiroshima prison.

Marcin Kasprzak attacked Michelina Lewandowska with stun gun before burying in cardboard box for a "long and slow" death

Bradley Manning, the American soldier who is accused of giving hundreds of thousands of secret documents to Wikileaks, may face a full court martial and life imprisonment.

South African female gang of HIV positive women are accused of intentionally infecting men in viral email

Prof Steven Rawlings dies after night out with university colleague

Minors face up to 40 years in prison after video surfaces of 10-year-olds assaulting younger boy.

Heartbroken family of murdered couple say they 'will never be the same again'.

Owner of the Express and Star newspapers Richard Desmond does not know the meaning of "ethical", he told the Leveson Inquiry into press standards.

Avtar and Carole Kolar were 'sweetest and kindest people', distraught children tell press conference.