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As Katy Perry hits London for Capital FM's Summertime Ball at Wembley Stadium, the pop princess is putting the finishing touches to a documentary that will leave her cheeky chappie ex, Russell Brand, looking like a complete cad.

If Apple secures a ban on sale of the Galaxy S3 it may lose its trial date against the Galaxy Nexus, a judge has said.

Champions League winners Chelsea will not be making their new stadium in the Battersea Power Station after they were outbid by another company.

Authorities deny the accusation saying the data is only digital and not physical.

Days after Benjamin Netanyahu quashes illegal settlers' building in Ulpana, massive new build programme unveiled.

On 31 May 2012 Ireland held a referendum - the only country to do so - as to whether or not its Government should ratify the Stability Treaty signed by 25 of the 27 European Union (EU) Member States in December 2011 and due to come into effect on 01 January 2013. This is the Treaty which Prime Minister David Cameron representing the UK famously refused to sign, along with the Czech Republic.

Girlfriend of Miami flesh-eater Rudy Eugene told press conference that he was religious and didn't take hard drugs

Carol Hawkins on trial for the alleged embezzlement of €2.8 million of his funds from U2 Bass Player Adam Clayton.

Can the Samsung Galaxy S3, with its quad-core processor, 4.8in screen and Siri-rivaling S-Voice feature, challenge the dominance of the iPhone?

Joseph Kony's Lords Resistance Army is continuing to hunt down children after abducting more than 600 of them in the last two years.

Intisar Sharif Abdallah, a mother of three, sentenced to death by stoning for adultery in Sudan.

Samsung claims its Galaxy S3 is "innovative and distinctive" and will fight to prevent a sales ban in the US sought by Apple.

Samsung has announced a new CEO as well as plans to spend $1.9bn on a new logic chip line.

Draft law softens legal stance against abortion but civil society organisations say it does not go far enough and want full decriminalisation.

Former England captain Paul Ince has criticised Roy Hodgson's decision not to call up Rio Ferdinand to his injury-hit Euro 2012 squad.

Israeli MPs vote against bill that would have retroactively legalized settlers' homes built on Palestinian private land.

Russia's worst female serial killer, Irina Gaidamachuk, jailed for killing elderly women with a hammer to pay for alcohol.

Porn star accused of murdering Chinese student Jun Lin on film will not fight extradition and may have eaten parts of victim.

Former Unicredit chief and officials allegedly avoided tax through use of complex financial instrument, 'Brontos'.

MTV Movie Awards 2012 saw Kristen Stewart, Emma Watson, Elizabeth Banks Sizzle on the red carpet.

Beckham is on a shortlist of players drawn up by manager Stuart Pearce for football Team GB at Olympics 2012.

Bulgarian world number one Victoria Azarenka has lost to Slovakian Dominika Cibulkova in the 2012 French Open tennis tournament

The suspect in the Eaton Mall shooting is still on the run.

Angry crowds gathered at the Tahrir Square in protest of the court verdict acquitting Hosni Mubarak's top aides and sons.

Former Egyptian President and his interior minister, both sentenced for life. Supporters protest in court.

Hosni Mubarak, first Arab leader to be tried in person, awaits a court verdict on his actions during the 2011 uprising.

Andy Murray has hit back at former Wimbledon singles champion Virginia Wade after she describe him as a drama queen following his injury-plagued win over Jarrko Nieminen.

Kiaran Stapleton pleads guilty to shooting Anuj Bidve, but denies murder.

The Pirate Bay invites pirates and its fellow member users to join hands on the occasion of Pirates Independence Day on 31 May of every year.

Developer RWE Npower Renewables agrees to reduce number of turbines from 417 to 278 for Atlantic Array project in Bristol Channel.