Google has changed how it scans web pages and has provided advice to help Wikipedia, Reddit and others remain high in search results while they black out to protest SOPA and PIPA.
A new satellite image has been released showing the half-submerged cruise ship Costa Concordia from space.
Hitler’s former military base has been put up for sale by its Polish owners.
British bloggers and Twitter users could face police visits leading to "severe sanctions" if they tweet or blog in defiance of court orders, the government's most senior law officer has warned.
Occupy London protesters refused appeal against decision to evict them from encampment outside St Paul's Cathedral.
Sweden will open a new investigation into the fate of Holocaust hero Raoul Wallenberg.
Heat's Lucy Cave says role model status makes celebrities fair game but Hello's Rosie Nixon argues for case-by-case decision.
The 35-year-old, Bruckner was visiting his in-laws in the Long Island over Christmas when he bought the ticket from the King Kullen supermarket.
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.
President Barack Obama away for Michelle's birthday celebrations as 'bomb' thrown over fence during Occupy protest.
David Cameron's plans to legalise gay marriage being hijacked by prejudiced Tories, says gay and lesbian charity.
Joseph Herscher's madcap step-by-step chain reaction The Page Turner scores three million YouTube hits
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg is believed to be preparing for initial public offering with astronomic $100bn valuation.
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.
Lily Webster, 15, collapses in leisure centre during PE lesson on trampoline but dies on way to hospital.
Spectacular images show horses rushing through flames to 'purify' them for the year ahead.
Police evict anti-war protesters to end 10-year encampment outside Houses of Parliament
An American base jumper who crashed on Table Mountain after attempting a jump has been severely injured and will incur a fine for the illegal activity.
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.
Despite pressures of political life, Cameron makes a point of sparing time for wife Samantha.
A 25-year-old man was killed by a shark at a beach in the Eastern Cape, South Africa.
The Russian crow slid down the side of the roof multiple times and even pecking at the lid when it became wedged in the show.