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Small Californian pop-rock group wants $1m in damages for trademark infringement

Human rights groups warn prime minister that hunger strike prisoner likely to be force-fed.

A Japanese who man raped and murdered English teacher loses appeal against his life sentence.

Gordon Thompson sentenced to 11 years for starting fire that destroyed 150-year-old family business.

Rare copy of historic manuscript dating back to 1823 goes under hammer in New York.

Reports suggest that the DOJ in the US could serve Apple with a lawsuit over alleged price fixing to keep ebook prices artificially high.

Boy's step father was arrested on charges of narcotics possession.

Protesters in Bahrain continued to demonstrate as tensions over the planned F1 Grand Prix continue to rise.

Telmo Hurtado, on trial in Peru for ordering the killing of nearly 70 villagers in 1985, has admitted responsibility for the killings.

New report says Anders Behring Breivik was sane when he killed 77 people in Norway last year.

Gun pointed at father to stop him from intervening in attack by masked gang.

European Court of Human Rights says radical cleric and four other men can be extradited from UK to US.

Just months before Amanda Knox releases her much-publicised book narrating her side of the story of the murder of British student Meredith Kercher, the victim's father is to release a book detailing the heart wrenching events that robbed their family of their happiness.

Simons' appointment has been made after the former director John Galliano was dismissed due to his Anti-Semitic behaviour in a Paris bar.

Australian Artist Richard Bell Receives $AUD147,000 For Damages Caused by American Film Maker

A RIM employee has died after being attacked at the BlackBerry 'BBM' party on 4 April.

The Australian, an environmental campaigner, was staging a form of protest by jumping into the river and trying to disrupt the boat race.

Heidi Klum and Seal File Divorce Papers in LA Court [PHOTOS]

Tulisa Sex Tape: ‘X Factor’ Judge Claims She Was Drunk at the Time

Twitter wants the defendants to be shut down and has also claimed damages for breach of the terms of service.

Latest reports from Guardian suggest that the earnings of a proposed settlement in an ongoing patent dispute with Oracle, allows Google to make four times as much from an iOS device than it does from devices running its own Android OS.

Self-proclaimed architect of 9/11 attacks formally charged with four others over US attacks.

Virgin train came off 'degraded' rails and flew down embankment, killing one and injuring 88 in 2007 smash.

Surrey council's plans to cut service declared 'unlawful' while communities struggle to find volunteers.

An unusual alliance including the MPAA, RIAA and hacktivist group Anonymous has come together to oppose House Bill 2549 which was labelled as "a bill to censor electronic speech."

ICC rejects request because Palestine not recognised as a state by UN.

Online gambler made nearly £80,000 from scam using nearly 6,000 passport copies in first prosecution of its kind.

Jewish settlers who took over house in Hebron's Palestinian area should be allowed to stay, says high-ranking official.

The European Commission investigates Motorola over alleged abuse of patent ownership

Groupon has settled an $8.5m lawsuit as it share price dropped 17 percent following a downward revision of its latest financial results.