SOCIETY

A 15-year-old girl fell ill and even suffered short-term memory loss after taking a cherry brandy offered to her by the fake Santa.

Judges are taking new evidences from the Surrey and Metropolitan Police about details of the hacking and deletion of the murdered girl’s voice mail messages.

A family in Croatia have created their very own winter wonderland in their country estate by using more than 1.2million Christmas lights in their decorations.

The lead investigator for the police inquiry into the shooting of Mark Duggan has admitted a “mistake” was made when it was announced that he had fired at officers first.

According to London Evening Standard, Tony Margiocchi was hit by Harry's Ford Galaxy as it collected the prince from a late-night event at Beaufort club in Knightsbridge.

Two people have appeared in court accused of plotting to blackmail Wayne Rooney's wife Coleen ofr £5,000 over hundreds of family pictures

Dutch architects have come under fire for designing buildings which resemble the twin towers collapsing during the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center.

UK police may be armed with a futuristic laser cannon that could be used to dispel crowds.

12-year-old girl Isabelle Guyler was found hanged in her home in Wilford, Nottingham, after claims she was bullied for allegedly being ‘too pretty.’

Three former journalists of the Sunday tabloid NOTW, Mazher Mahmood, Neville Thurlbeck and Neil Wallis, have given evidence to Leveson.

A mother was killed in Wales in the early hours of Saturday morning after asking neighbours across the road to turn down their music.

The group in the Islamic Magreb has also released the pictures of the victims who it claims are in their captivity.

A pathologist from Home Office told the Worthing investigation that hemorrhages on Susan were consistent with the pressure of someone sleeping on her.

Russia’s parliamentary election results will stand despite widespread claims of corruption, a spokesman for Vladimir Putin has claimed.

A Walmart store packed with Christmas shoppers stayed open despite a woman being stabbed to death inside.

Boy, 14, managed to flee from the Al-Qaeda linked group.

The teenager was beaten mercilessly for suspected smoking.

Hundreds of white-bearded and red-suited Santas gathered at Trafalgar Square in honour of SantaCon - a boozy festival which happens every year.

BlackBerry has been slammed for illegal sex content including child pornography.

Georgina Dixon-Lane is the victim of a rare allergy condition which leaves her at the risk getting seizure and throat swelling that could stop her breathing, if she comes in to contact with banana.

There were no evidence of phone or computer hacking or bribery by the BBC journalists, the Trust meeting has been informed.

Thousands of Russians were protesting on Saturday against the alleged vote-rigging during the State Duma elections on Dec. 4. The protest is widely seen as a test of Putin's patience to allow peaceful demonstrations in the country.

The storm which lashed across Scotland was termed as a ‘weather bomb’ by meteorologists.

The problem is not with the religions themselves but with some of their followers who make intolerant interpretations of their faiths, Tawakul Karman has said.

This Saturday marks the 75th anniversary of the abdication of King Edward VIII, a decision that shook the British monarchy at the conclusion of a constitutional crisis.

The daughter of noted Antarctic adventurer David Hempleman-Adams has become the youngest person to ski to the South Pole. Amelia Hempleman-Adams, 16, completed the journey with her father on Friday. The duo traveled 97 miles in 17 days.

Most Britons would be flocking to the shopping malls on Saturday, and it is expected to be the UK's busiest shopping day in 2011, according to a shopping-habits survey by Clothes Live Show.

Work and Pensions Secretary, Ian Duncan Smith, believes celebrity culture has thrown the society "out of balance".

A four-year-old former stray is believed to have become the richest cat in the world.