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Fraudster made claim against DW Sports & Fitness, owned by Premier League chairman Dave Whelan.

Foreign ministry fears demonstrations over publication of cartoons caricaturing Mohammed by Paris-based satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo.

After the discovery of a £200,000 cocaine shipment hidden in lollipops, IB Times looks at five of the strangest drug busts of all time.

Most wanted drug trafficker Daniel Barrera arrested in Venezuela with help of British and US intelligence agencies.

Tribute page to suspected murderer calling him hero and legend deleted from Facebook for breaking company policy.

The French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo which caricatures religious figures of all faiths, has gone ahead with publishing its cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed in defiance of the recent worldwide Muslim protests.

Former Tory cabinet member says 'deterrent effect' of death penalty is needed after killing of Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes

Paris-based satirical magazine published cartoon of imam in wheelchair, and depictions of Mohammed naked.

Karen King, professor of religion at the Harvard Divinity School, unveils a 4x8-cm papyrus fragment that reads "Jesus said to them, my wife," suggesting Jesus had a wife.

Prince William and Kate Middleton begin journey home as French court grants injunction against further use of topless photos.

29-year-old Cregan had been on run since June, and was also wanted in connection with killing of David Short.

Family of Yorkshire biker feared the worst.

Dale Cregan was Manchester Police's most wanted suspect with £50,000 bounty on his head before deaths of PCs Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes.

Unarmed officers Fiona Bone, 32, and Nicola Hughes, 23, lured to home in Mottram district of Greater Manchester and gunned down.

As the government prepares to outlaw cowboy clamping, IB Times looks at 10 of the worst examples of this reviled practice.

Fugitive Dale Cregan hands himself in after two WPCs killed responding to reports of gunshots in Manchester suburb of Tameside.

Closer banned from publishing shots, ordered to pay €5,000 damages and faces €10,000 daily penalty for non-compliance

Richard Desmond-owned newspaper suspends its editor Michael O'Kane after it published topless Kate Middleton photos which first appeared in French magazine Closer.

A 27-year-old man arrested on suspicion of arson following fire at home in Tillsland, Coed Eva, killed Kim Buckley, 46, her daughter Kayleigh, 17, and Kayleigh's six-month-old baby Kimberley.

Global warming is melting the Arctic ice drastically shrinking the space of the ringed seal to raise its pups.

National Housing Federation says 3,960 families were living in temporarily bed and breakfast accommodations between January to March 2012.

Lawyer tells French court snaps in Closer magazine were 'intimate and personal' with 'no place on front page'.

Former Shell executive was downloading indecent images at home before accidentally printing them off at London HQ.

IBTimes UK looks at a scandal rag that covers up salacious stories as often as it prints them.

Disappointed family to take civil court action over police disciplinary panel finding of gross misconduct against Harwood's role at G20 protests.

Shane Dobson sentencing for GBH and arson adjourned after Hull court told defendant suffers from 'hero syndrome'

Alfonso Signorini, editor of Italian gossip mag, claims images 'are not offensive or in poor taste'.

Peptide ghrelin, known to stimulate eating, found to play a major role in alcohol addiction.

Police officer cleared of manslaughter of newspaper vendor at London G20 protests appears before disciplinary hearing.