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Two room attendants are being tried for allegedly murdering Michaela McAreavey whose body was found in the bathroom of the Legends Hotel in Mauritius.

Fears that Syrian crisis has contaminated Lebanon as clashes in Beirut between pro- and anti-Assad groups leave three dead

Dwain Chambers is relishing a meeting with 100m world record holder Usain Bolt this week after returning to action for the first time since learning his Olympic ban was overturned.

Prime Minister says no new Lockerbie bombing inquiry as Al-Megrahi's funeral to be held in Tripoli.

Apple's Tim Cook and Samsung's Choi Gee-sung will meet to try and resolve some of the bitter patent lawsuits the companies are involved in.

A 26-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Londonderry teenager Lauren O’Neill and the attempted murder of her sister, Brenda.

Many Chinese websites using the Burberry name and selling fake Burberry goods also guilty of trademark infringement.

Anonymous launches DDoS attacks on websites belonging to information office of federal government of Germany and city of Frankfurt to retaliate against police breaking up Blockupy protest camp.

Manchester thief Marc Kirvin, who stole the handbag and shoes of a traffic victim Sawari Ashraf while she lay decapitated in the road, facing jail after his court appearance.

Anonymous hacktivists take website belonging to Nepal's stock exchange offline in protest against government and business elite.

Full details released of the historic flotilla that will mark 60 years of Queen Elizabeth II on the throne.

Judge adjourns genocide trial of former Bosnian Serb army chief General Ratko Mladic for six months because prosecutors failed to fully disclose all evidence to defence team.

Sam Hallam, 24, who spent seven years in jail for a crime he has maintained he never committed, has been freed today after a judge concluded he was not guilty of murder.

Two men and a woman have been charged with killing an Asian man Ahmed Murdered in a dispute over a bag of crisps at a shop in Glasgow.

Anonymous attacks the websites of the Supreme Court of India and the Congress against government's plant to censor the web

Anti-Anonymous hacker called Anonymous Saint or Nyre takes credit for DDoS attack that disabled file-sharing site The Pirate Bay.

Media organisations win landmark high court battle over police orders to disclose footage of Dale Farm evictions.

Sailf al-Islam Gaddafi, who is currently awaiting trial in Libya, refuses to appoint Libyan lawyer to defend him, top Libyan diplomat says.

Actor Ray Winstone claims there was an 'outrageous miscarriage of justice' after an innocent man served seven years in jail for a murder that he did not commit.

The former financial adviser of the late Yasser Arafat is being sought abroad on suspicion of corruption and embezzlement.

Steven Gerrard will lead England during this summer's European Championships after being confirmed as manager Roy Hodgson's new captain.

Former Liberian president Charles Taylor stopped short of apologising for his role in Sierra Leone civil war, instead accusing prosecutors of paying and intimidating witnesses.

Defiant former Bosnian Serby army General Ratko Mladic makes threatening gesture to survivors and realtives of Srebrenica massacre, as his trial begins for crimes against humanity.

Russian police evict anti-Putin Occupy Abai protest in Moscow.

One of two masseurs claiming that John Travolta sexually abused them has withdrawn his accusations against the actor.

Rio Ferdinand has been left out of England's Euro 2012 squad by manager Roy Hodgson, while Chelsea captain John Terry is expected to make the cut.

Rebekah Brooks and husband Charlie make statements outside the offices of their lawyers, Kingsley Napley, in central London.

German car salesman was dumped on Albanian mountain road after 149 days in custody due to mistaken identity

Dominique Strauss-Kahn strikes back against assault allegations by filing $1m countersuit against New York City hotel maid.

Unidentified man sets himself on fire and tries to enter the Oslo courtroom of Anders Behring Breivik Trial.