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Speculation about true fate of the Los Zetas boss, whose body was snatched hours after he was killed, rampant in Mexico

Janis Sharp, mother of military data hacker spared extradition to US, describes 10-year battle as emotional rollercoaster.

Greg Smith, banker who accused Goldman staff of referring to clients as 'Muppets', outlines harsh treatment of staff hopefuls.

Seven paintings stolen from Avant-Gardes collection in heist at Kunsthal Museum.

Starbucks made £398 million in sales last year yet paid noting in UK corporation tax.

Dominic Grieve confirms he is applying to have verdicts of original inquests quashed.

Home secretary stops extradition over fears it would impeach hacker's human rights and put him at risk of suicide.

"She wanted a child so much. She was so heartbroken that she just wanted to be with the baby," said Lindsay Clift's grieving husband.

Online video showing beatings and deaths of suspected thieves by vigilante villagers helps identify principal suspects.

Police say injured Pakistani activist being treated at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital has received well-wishers, but they were not allowed in to see her.

Former BBC presenter DLT denies he fondled newscaster Vivien Creegor and unnamed fan.

Detectives say no evidence that fire which killed five members of same family racially motivated, but neighbours suggest serial arsonist could be responsible.

Former Bosnian Serb leader faces genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity charges at The Hague.

Number of breast cancer patients aged over 65 will reach one million within 30 years.

Wyn-Davies and fellow gang members Nicholas Cordery, Anthony Flack and Peter Malpas raped children as young as eight and held bestiality parties at secluded farmhouse.

Canada cleanest place in the world to do business, says fraud survey.

McKinnon, who has been fighting extradition battle for 11 years, faces 60 years in prison if extradited and convicted over US military files.

Culture secretary Maria Miller voices concern in House of Commons over BBC's decision to drop Newsnight investigation.

Bail denied for main suspect in gruesome Halloween killing of student on way to party.

Tayside Police arrest 20-year-old worker in Dundee and seize his computer.

Police have said Dr Abdul Shakour of the father four children killed by the blaze fought to save his family.

Police believe wreckage is vessel belonging to missing pensioner yachtswoman, Ona Mary Unwin, but no body has been found.

NASA scientists have developed a robotic suit that could help paraplegics walk in the future.

Rupert Murdoch has branded Charlotte Church a ‘scumbag’, even though singer performed at the mogul's 1999 wedding - for free.

Sister Veronique joined the feminist radical group demonstration against the acquittal of 10 men accused of gang-raping two teenage girls

Nile Ranger given 12-month conditional discharge after race abuse punch-up with gang of men.

British birdwatcher Tom Gullick has seen 9,000 bird species after spotting a Wallace's Fruit-Dove.

Mark Giles and son plead guilty to 19 charges of animal cruelty, after police raid reveals steroids, fighting pits and over 500 birds bred for conflict.

Cruise ship captain Francesco Schettino at preliminary hearing of trial in Grosseto, Italy, into disaster that killed 32 people.