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Andy Murray defeated top seed Roger Federer 6-2 6-1 6-4 on the Swiss' favourite surface to clinch the Olympic gold.

Tennis players Roger Federer and Andy Murray are all set for an Olympic re-match of the 2012 Wimbledon men's singles final.

Team GB are now third in the medal table - with 14 golds, seven silvers and eight bronzes - and keen to add to their tally on Sunday.

Great Britain will be looking to win more medals as London 2012 enters Super Saturday, one of the biggest days of the Olympics, with around 25 titles to be won.

Judge Lucy Koh has rejected Apple's bid to keep a customer survey secret in the ongoing case between the iPhone manufacturer and Samsung.

Iftikhar and Faranza Ahmed sentenced to life in prison with minimum term of 25 years for killing 'Westernised' daughter in Warrington home

Best places along the course to watch Team GB athletes compete for gold at the London 2012 Games - without spending a penny.

Sergei Martynov wins Belarus' first gold medal of the London 2012 Olympics and China lock out the final of the women's singles badminton event

Usher visited 11-year-old Kile Glover in hospital only once before boy was taken off life support, claims ex and custody battle rumbles on.

Defence lawyers accuse Russian president of making gesture to keep business healthy with the West.

Samsung has been refused permission to use images from Stanley Kubrick's film in its patent trial with Apple.

A legal attempt to unmask a tweeter who set up a spoof account to make fun of its CEO, Steve Auckland, has been dropped.

Metropolitan police investigating disappearance of millionairess find body in garage in New Malden.

Athletics opens with Jessica Ennis going for gold and Rebecca Adlington defending Beijing 2008 title in 800m freestyle on one of busiest day of games.

Inconclusive meeting between leaders of UK and Russia who have been at odds over Syria throughout the conflict.

Madonna, Eddie Vedder, Johnny Marr and Neil Tennant in wave of anger over detention of band members on anti-Putin 'hooliganism' charge.

Samsung has attempted to defend its decision to release publicly, information related to its patent trial with Apple.

South African athlete set to make history when he competes in the London 2012 Olympic heats for the 400 metres.

Expiry of Tal Law makes Israeli Ultra-Orthodox seminary students eligible for national service.

Police in Lebanon have been accused of conducting "homosexuality tests" on 36 men who were arrested during a raid on a gay porn cinema.

Northcliffe Media fails in its bid to reveal the person behind spoof @UnSteveDorkland account

Billionaire admits he was 'selfish' after hiding wife Eva Rausing's body under clothes and rubbish

Samsung has released to the media, evidence which it sought to introduce in its patent trial with Apple, but was refused permission by the Judge.

Cathal Gilbert looks at 26-year reign of King Mswati III in Swaziland and asks what needs to happen for things to change.

So intense is the competition between the Americans and the Chinese that the Olympics is rapidly becoming a proxy war of sorts... hardly a surprising development given the countries involved

IBTimes UK looks ahead to all the action taking place at the 2012 London Olympics

Russian girl punk band on trial for anti-Putin 'hooliganism' in Moscow's Christ the Saviour Cathedral have it coming, says senior official.

From 6 ft 10 in Anthony Davis to 4 ft 9 in Rebecca 'Twiglet' Tunny, the 2012 Games is being lit up by young gems striking gold.

Osama bin Laden's former right-hand man denied permission to challenge his detention by home secretary Theresa May.

Osama bin Laden's former right-hand man makes last-ditch bid for release from prison on grounds that seven-year detention without trial is long enough.