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Apple is hoping to block the sale of some Motorola products in a court hearing over patent disputes.

Police say that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange faces arrest for breaching bail conditions while seeking political asylum.

Although Makhdoom Shahabuddin is the front-runner, another contender is Ahmed Mukthar, who is close to President Asif Ali Zardari.

Ecuadorian government analysing Julian Assange's plea for political asylum in London embassy.

Conflicting reports surface about whether former dictator is dead or alive after helicopter transfer to Maadi military hospital in Cairo.

Angry dads claim security at Alton Towers better than Heathrow as new wave of protests starts.

Spanish court hears disturbing evidence in case of Briton Lianne Smith who confessed to killing her two young children on holiday.

Pakistani Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani disqualified by Supreme Court for refusing to re-open corruption case against president Zardari.

Two surviving defendants have seven days to appeal against sentence for crime that sparked wave of sectarian violence in Rakhine state.

The investment bank is looking to settle out-of-court after nuns and other investors sued the bank over a hybrid bond sale

Eight years with locked-in syndrome is enough, says father of two Tony Nicklinson, who urges judges to allow doctors to end his 'living nightmare'.

Spain €3bn short-term debt sale hits 5 percent yield as German investor sentiment falls the most since 1998

Magnotta was arrested in Berlin and extradited to Canada in a military flight to stand trial.

David Nalbandian's disqualification from the AEGON Championships is not the first temper tantrum from tennis's top players.

Parents of children who died in fire in family home appear at preliminary hearing at Nottingham crown court.

Fresh film evidence casts doubts on mystery car at scene of South Korean student's murder in Bournemouth in 2002.

Whoever wins, the military council is expected to play a big role in Egyptian governance, say analysts.

Blizzard finds itself in a mess, thanks to legal notices from France and Germany over false advertisement and poor server infrastructure for online gaming.

Crown Prince Nayef was reportedly suffering from diabetes, osteoporosis and cancer.

Egyptians have little to choose from: Mohammed Mursi, who belongs to the Muslim Brotherhood and Mubarak's ex-aide Ahmed Shafiq.

Rajat Gupta was convicted of insider trading. He stood accused of leaking boardroom secrets to his friend, Galleon hedge-fund manager Raj Rajaratnam.

Muslim Brotherhood Mohammed Mursi and Mubarak's ex-aide Ahmed Shafiq face each other.

Birmingham woman in jail with her two young children awaiting trial for allegedly carrying 63kg of heroin through Islamabad airport.

Ethiopia bans Skype, Google Talk and other Voice over IP services in tough crackdown on digital communications.

Gupta was found guilty of feeding confidential information to a corporate hedge fund manager.

Calls for demonstrations amid fears of soft coup engineered by judiciary largely unheeded.

Court rules against former business partners of Costner who claimed he tricked them into selling shares early.

Daniel Pytlarz, who has treated Mary McCartney and Nancy Dell’Olio, found not guilty by court.

Samsung’s Galaxy S3 smartphone is set to release on 21 June, as scheduled, after a US District Court refused to ban the device, as requested by Apple

Allen Stanford targeted retired teachers, veterans and refinery workers with his bogus investment scheme, unlike other Ponzi schemers who preyed on wealthy.