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More than 40,000 people packed the square near the Olso courthouse holding the trial of Norway's anti-Islamic killer Anders Behring Breivik to protest his massacre with songs.

Arsema Dawit was stabbed 32 times by Thomas Nugusse in the lift at her block of flats in Waterloo, central London in June 2008.

Laxmi Sargara sought to have marriage annulled after discovering she was married at age of one.

Arrests made after rape victim allegedly named on social media site.

Twitter gossip of reunion of Morrissey, Johnny Marr, Andy Rourke and Mike Joyce dismissed.

Special Court for Sierra Leone has found Liberian warlord-turned-president Charles Taylor guilty of aiding and abetting war crimes during civil war that wracked country.

The girl was badly injured and her sister died in the incident.

Former Liberian president Charles Taylor guilty of 'aiding and abetting' war crimes at Special Court for Sierra Leone in The Hague.

Government in Manama dismisses rumours activist missing from hospital bed three months into hunger strike.

As Liberia's Charles Taylor considers his conviction, IBTimes UK traces background of the man who rose from political activist to warlord to president.

The legal battle between Google and Oracle, unfolding at a US District Court, has resulted in images of a prototype Google Phone from 2006 being revealed.

PM escapes jail sentence for failure to reopen corruption case against President Asif Ali Zardari.

China shows support for South Sudan as the latter's president visits Beijing to court Chinese leaders. Behind the relationship, a lot of oil exports to China are at stake.

Jack Wilshere is the subject of a war of words between Arsenal and England

Activists fear for life of hunger striker Abdullhadi al-Khawaja after mystery disappearance.

Court overrules wishes of dictator's family in fight to fund compensation for Pinochet victims.

Friend tells court £20,000 worth of woman's clothes found in MI6 spy's flat were support strategy for someone'.

Oslo bomb carnage scene described to court room on seventh day of Breivik trial.

Five years of acrimonious allegations in divorce proceedings finally yield multimillion dollar settlement.

Sky News broadcasts name of Ched Evans' victim by showing images of tweets in relation to the rape case which named her.

UGNazi hackers have launched a DDoS attack against the CIA official website.

The singer is the first witness in the trial of her sister Julia's estranged husband who has been charged with first degree murder.

Mass murderer apologises to victims of Oslo bomb explosion but not to the 69 shot dead in utoya bloodbath.

Basel midfielder Granit Xhaka intends to join Bundesliga side Borussia Mönchengladbach, despite reported interest from Liverpool and Manchester United.

Probe into Sheffield United's Connor Brown's Twitter tirade following Ched Evans five-year sentence for rape.

Extradition of Dotcom to US may not happen, but he claims 'death penalty' already handed down.

Hactivist collective pledges to assault Formula One websites for duration of races in solidarity with Bahraini activitsts.

Embattled PM tells John Humphries during BBC 4’s The Today Show: I make time for normal family life.

As the world's favourite royal couple look forward to celebrating their first anniversary as man and wife, we invite you to check out some photographs of the stylish Duchess of Cambridge, over the past year.

Princess Charlene in spotlight for Rafael Nadal victory at 2012 Monte Carlo Tennis Masters.