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UK banks Barclays, RBS, HSBC and Lloyds are banned from selling certain types of derivatives to SMEs, after all agreeing on a settlement with the Financial Services Authority

Landmark 'Obamacare' reform keeps the US on a course towards guaranteeing health care for all its citizens.

David Beckham omission from Team GB's football squad does not make him the only athlete disappointed in selection for London 2012

Shawn Sullivan, 43, is accused of raping a 14-year-old girl and sexually molesting two 11-year-old girls in Minnesota between 1993 and 1994.

‘Potentially dangerous’ prisoner eluded security and escaped from Pentonville prison by climbing wall using makeshift rope.

Check out a preview of Day Four of the 2012 Wimbledon Championships, as well as information on where and how to watch Andy Murray, Maria Sharapova and Serena Williams live

Anton Vickerman faces 10 years in jail after being convicted of conspiracy to defraud

A tourist resort run by Barefoot India in the Andaman Islands has been dealt a fatal blow, after India's government banned tourism businesses from operating in a buffer zone around the Jarawa tribal reserve.

The case had come up in a court in Cologne when the circumcision case of a four-year-old Muslim boy became complicated.

Restoration of pro-regime assembly brings thousands of demonstrators into Kuwait City's Erada Square to demand parliamentary reforms.

Arson, bomb threats and government departures underline plight of Europe's "Sick Man"

Heather Watson became the first British women to reach the third round at Wimbledon for 10 years after beating world No.100 Jamie Lee Hampton in straight sets at the All-England Club.

Microsoft has failed to overturn a decision from 2004 that it engaged in anti-competitive practices, though an EU court has reduced its fine by €39m.

Porsche accused of hiding Volkswagen takeover plan, causing investors to lose billions.

A judge has ruled that Samsung cannot sell its Galaxy Tab 10.1 in the US, after it was found to infringe on an Apple patent.

Murray was in sublime form and tallied 10 aces and six service breaks en route to a 6-1, 6-1, 6-4 victory over the Russian in 94 minutes.

UN expert tasked with investigating human rights violations in Syria finally enters the country.

David Doherty flouted driving ban and smashed into parked van in A55 layby, leaving friend James Loveridge dead or dying.

Presenter who investigates bogus tradesman admits to claiming fraudulent £24,000 in council tax and housing benefits scam.

Lord's, St. Andrews and Silverstone must be quivering in their boots every time tennis touches down for its four-week summer fling with the grass courts of Great Britain.

Social workers' failure to find adoption for abandoned boys caused severe emotional and behavioural problems.

There is always something spiritually spectacular about Wimbledon. So, to enter into the spirit of the whole thing, IBTimes UK presents the ten sexiest women tennis professionals at the 2012 Wimbledon Championships

South African government accused of preferring to spend money destroying books rather than educating children.

Social workers discussed sending boy, whose mother believed he was possessed by evil spirits, to Africa to be exorcised.

Indian police gather fresh evidence of sighting of actress they say involved in Pakistan terror cell's bombing of Delhi high court.

Ryan Cleary and Jake Davis (aka Topiary) appeared in court today pleading guilty to various charges including attacking the Pentagon.

Haredi rally in Jerusalem against proposed scrapping of Tal Law, which exempts students from military service.

Lawyer speaks out about how doctors were powerless to act after a 22-year-old Jehovah's Witness refused blood transfusion.

Jimmy Wales seeks to block TVShack founder's extradition to US over alleged copyright infringement.

126th Wimbledon Tennis Championships kicks off in SW19 in much the same fashion as it has done for 50 years.