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Check out a brief preview of Day Eight of the 2012 US Open, which will see Roger Federer, Andy Murray and Serena Williams in action, as well as information on where to watch live coverage

Novak Djokovic and Maria Sharapova will hope to avoid upsets on the seventh day of the US Open.

Jules Stewart, the mother of Kristen Stewart - the star of the Twilight series of films - has filed for divorce from husband of 27 years.

Andy Murray, Roger Federer and Serena Williams will be in action on day six as we are about halfway through the US Open.

Indian Supreme Court orders Sahara to pay back 174bn rupees (£1.9bn) it raised illegally from small investors.

22-year-old also banned for owning dogs for life after Staffordshire Bull Terriers injure 10 people in St Leonards-on-Sea.

Berezovsky loses High Court fight for £4bn damages from Chelsea football club owner.

Judge in Aurora shooting trial blocks prosecution from seeing suspect's notebook said to contain description of attack.

Underwood tried to sell photographs and maps of new US consulate building in Guangzhou.

Self-styled acupuncture therapist faces trial on charges of deliberately spreading Aids.

Twelve years for woman who stabbed daughter then attempted suicide by drinking anti-freeze.

Andy Murray made short work of Ivan Dodig as he secured a straight-sets victory to advance to the third round of the US Open for the seventh consecutive year.

Miners to face trial at Ga-Rankuwa court even though police are known to have killed the 34 miners.

IBTimes looks at whether Barclays appointing head of consumer banking as CEO is right move for the bank.

First witness testifies against 16 members of Amish breakaway sect accused of 'ultimate humiliation' of believers.

Drunk-driver left two-time cycling gold medalist unable to compete at London 2012 Paralympics.

President courts internet generation and crashes servers by answering questions on Afghanistan, beer and basketball on live AMA.

Aron found guilty of smothering Leiby after abducting him on way home from Jewish day camp.

On 20 August 2012, standing in the dock of a courtroom in Hefei, former distinguished lawyer and businesswoman Gu Kailai, wife of dismissed one-time Politburo member Bo Xilai, listened as the judgement was given against her for the murder of British businessman, Neil Heywood.

India's Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence handed to Pakistani national Mohammed Amjal Qasab for the 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai, which killed 166 people.

HTC is reportedly planning for a 10in tablet.

A man suspected of hacking into the systems of Sony Pictures and stealing sensitive data belonging to thousands of innocent internet users has been arrested in the US.

Samsung shares rose slightly on the back of news that a smartphone sales ban in the US may be delayed.

Ukrainian high court rejects claim by former PM against seven-year sentence.

Newly released court documents reveal suspect in killing of 12 people had discussed violent urges.

Barankov is wanted by Belarusian regime, led by 'Europe's last dictator' Alexander Lukashenko.

Securities and Futures Commission tries to get E&Y to turn over accounting records on former China-based client, Standard Water.

Police tear down Saint-Priest camp, in a move described as 'catastrophic' by Lyon's mayor.

Richard Branson's Virgin Trains tries to overturn decision to award franchise to FirstGroup, but former rail watchdog says Virgin deserved to lose.

Ten years for Douglas who attacked fellow teenager following row over mobile phone messages.