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Omar Sami Qaradhi, Motaz Al-Junadi and Faisal Hammash out on bail following intervention by King Abdullah.

The FBI and DoJ has seized three Android application websites, which are accused of committing piracy.

South African farmworker jailed for murdering AWB white supremacist leader Eugene Terre'Blanche.

Right to die campaigner Tony Nicklinson dies after losing high court challenge to legally end his life.

Securities and Exchange Commission delivers first reward to a whistleblower.

Andy Murray will follow Olympic singles gold with his first grand slam title at the US Open, according to former Wimbledon champion Goran Ivanisevic and ex-British No.1 Tim Henman.

Russian branch of hacktivists take revenge on Moscow judiciary for two-year sentence on feminist punk band.

'He Can Die, He's an Arab' Said Young Jew after Palestinian Youths Lynching

The woman wants the husband to move to a better location but he has refused causing a marital rift.

Google has been asked again by Judge Alsup to disclose bloggers and commentators it has paid in relation to the Oracle case.

Witnesses accuse police of heavy-handed arrest of suspect days after they were criticised for 'unnecessary force' on man who died in custody.

Broadmoor patient who killed two women and ate flesh treated to surgery courtesy of taxpayer.

Leading clerics forgive feminist punks for staging anti-Putin protest in Moscow cathedral - but jailed girls will not demand pardon.

Isra Black explains why judiciary should grasp the issue of assisted dying.

Tougher sentencing guidelines signal crackdown on weapon dogs.

Apple has accused Samsung of abusing its 'monopoly power' as both sides bring their cases to a close in the US patent infringement trial.

Angry Muslims demand arrest of girl accused of burning verses from Koran in public.

Gu Kailai, wife of disgraced politician Bo Xilai, spared execution if she does not commit any additional crimes over next two years.

Berlin demonstrators claim to be exercising freedom of speech, while Muslims see actions as deliberate provocation.

Verdict is seen as a blow to freedom of expression and a bid to stifle dissent.

FA fines Man U defender for laughing at a tweet calling Chelsea defender Ashley Cole a 'choc ice' in John Terry Case.

Three Pussy Riot members were sentenced by a Moscow court for an anti-Putin 'punk prayer' protest.

The BBC would be in the High Court if it tried to release an own-brand computer in 2012 said Raspberry Pi inventor Eben Upton.

Pussy Riot, found guilty by Moscow judge of religious hooliganism, are latest victims of political trial.

Gu Kailai, wife of disgraced Chinese politician Bo Xilai, confessed to killing in closed-door trial.

Feminist punk trio found guilty for singing punk prayer while Garry Kasparov among those arrested in protests.

Judge Lucy Koh accused both sides of smoking crack when presenting her with a 75-page order, as the trial enters its closing stages.

Foreign secretary William Hague confirms that Assange will not be given safe passage but rules out storming embassy.

The man who stole an iPad and computers from the home of the late Steve Jobs was arrested after trying to log into iTunes with the tablet.

Emperor Akihito barred from visiting South Korea until he apologises for wartime 'comfort women' abuse.