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Alison Levitt, the CPS's principal legal adviser to the director of public prosecutions, made a short statement on the charges facing Brooks.

Elvis Lee, 34, beat Tyler Whelan until he collapsed at his home in Paston, he died in hospital in March 2011.

Pop superstar Beyoncé could be forced to shell out staggering $100m after allegedly backing out of video game deal.

Criminal case opens against Tony Chan, Feng shui master accused of forging will of his former lover, the late Hong Kong billionaire Nina Wang.

Those killed were Jennifer Hudson's mother, her brother and her seven-year-old nephew.

The Pataxo Ha-Ha-Hae Indian tribe has been victim of ranchers and poachers illegally occupying their territory.

Former Chelsea ace Claude Makelele in Paris court over allegations he punched ex-girlfriend in face.

Brother of one of 77 victims shot dead by Norwegian mass killer Breivik threw a shoe at him during trial, shouting "Go to hell"

Film emerges of Nancy Beatie attacking husband, world's first pregnant man, manhandling daughter and smashing computer.

Palestinian prisoner Thaer Halahleh says he 'could die any moment' after transfer to hospital on Day 73 of hunger strike

Trio jailed for rigging up stun gun to racing camel to make it run faster.

Teenage girl tells court masseur moved his hand up her thigh until she told him to stop during full body massage

The Bushmen or San are one of the last surviving hunter gatherers in the world. They inhabit the Central Kalahari Game Reserve (CKGR) in the Kalahari Desert of Botswana and genetically are the closest tribe to human ancestors.

A district court judge has ruled against Oracle's motion to throw out Google's claim of 'fair use' in the trial over Java copyright.

Grease star claims to have been on other side of country at time alleged sexual assault occurred in California.

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has ruled that two separate Virgin Media advertisements were misleading.

The bankers' bonus pool for the City of London will be cut by almost half this year, according to the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR).

Abuse of baby girl caught on tape infuriates viewers shocked

European Court of Human Rights judges reject Qatada's appeal but say Home Secretary Theresa May was wrong over deadline.

Egyptian Union of Revolution Youth urges authorities to probe allegations of threats of virginity tests.

Video of homeless schizophrenic Kelly Thomas being beaten to death by policemen shown in Orange County court.

Strong indictment by Pakistan Supreme Court may even lead to Gilani's disqualification from parliament.

Government will focus on economic growth, justice and constitutional reform.

State-rescued bank must pay €50 million to traders despite €6 billion in losses at investment banking division

Nine men guilty of rape and sexual grooming in Rochdale jailed, with one 59-year-old man given 19 years.

Sky TV pundit Ray Wilkins, the ex-England, Manchester United and Chelsea legend breathalysed early hours just yards from his home in Cobham, Surrey.

Hacking collective Anonymous used an hour-long DDoS attack to force Virgin Media's website offline.

Annual Queen’s Speech is expected to unveil government measures to support families and reform House of Lords.

The Samsung Galaxy S3 with Visa PayWave will be made available to athletes to buy goods and merchandise at the London 2012 Olympic Games.

Bahraini hunger striker Abdulhadi al-Khawaja is on 91st day of strike as court adjourns hearing of two weeks.