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Alone in his garret in the Ecuadorian Embassy Julian Assange considers a momentous day in his fight for truth to the power. Olé!'

Sufferer of locked-in syndrome loses battle for right to end his own life.

Seven bailed to crown court to face charges of conspiracy to intercept voicemails.

Bahraini court sentences human rights activist Nabeel Rajab to three years in prison for illegal protesting.

Apple and Samsung have been urged to settle their dispute before their patent infringement trial reaches jury deliberation next week.

Deutsche Bank, Barclays, JPMorgan Chase, RBS, HSBC, UBS and Citigroup named in papers.

World number three Rafael Nadal has confirmed the knee injury that stopped him from participating in the London Olympics 2012 will keep him from playing in the US Open

Guards accused of roughing up protesters as Paris, London and Barcelona gear up for further demonstrations.

Xolile Mngeni accused of shooting Swedish honeymooner Anni Dewani pleads not guilty.

Stuart Hazell, 37, is charged with the murder of the 12-year-old, who was found in the house he shares with her grandmother.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh promises to revive stalled reforms to push growth.

England manager Roy Hodgson has risked a backlash by The Football Association by claiming he hopes former captain John Terry is cleared of racial abuse by the governing body.

Changing room voyeur faces compulsory treatment at sex clinic after pleading guilty to spying on Chinese women athletes in Leeds sports centre.

Gael Kakuta has revealed that he is determined to bring an end to a Chelsea career that never really got going in order to complete a return to France.

A court has sentenced to death 14 Islamist militants convicted of carrying an attack in Sinai in 2011.

The owner of SurfTheChannel.com, which provided free access to copyrighted TV programmes, has been sentenced to four years in prison.

Tim Blake-Bowell served sentence for running Canterbury brothel and may now be barred from education altogether.

The home of the late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs was burgled last month, as similar crimes in Palo Alto are on the rise.

Clashes between Buddhists and Rohingya Muslims erupt in tit-for-tat arson attacks and targeted killings in western Myanmar.

WikiLeaks founder claiming asylum in Ecuador Embassy in London since June to avoid sex charge extradition to Sweden.

As Apple finishes giving evidence in its patent trial with Samsung, the company claims that more than a quarter of Samsung's profits between mid-2010 and March 2012 came from patent infringement.

Parents' belief in miracle to save terminally sick child extends suffering.

One million Nazi racoons are a plague in Germany and about to move to the UK.

UBS' head of swap trading quits bank after probe into rigging of Libor during his time at Barclays.

Albert Yeung Sau-shing takes search engine giant to court for linking to content alleging he has links to Chinese gangsters.

Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech has cautioned his teammate John Terry about the abuse and insults he may receive from fans this season following his recent court case after he was accused of racially abusing Queen Park Rangers defender Anton Ferdinand.

NFL star charged with domestic battery after new wife Evelyn Lozada accuses him of head-butting her during row.

Attack on Otash refugee camp results in shoot-out with peacekeeping troops.

Former Wham! star wows crowd with hits such as Freedom and Faith - nine months after almost losing life to pneumonia.

Heads of Muslim countries invited to Mecca 'solidarity summit' to discuss persecution of Rohingya minority.