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Occupy London campaigners evicted from St Paul's Cathedral

Right-wing extremists exploit racial tensions just a week after EDL go on rampage in Rochdale.

Two men accused of trying to kill Celtic FC manager Neil Lennon, former MSP Trish Godman and lawyer Paul McBride.

Christians in Parliament held inquiry into freedom of Christians in Britain.

Singer's privacy was invaded when phone was hacked in 2002.

A long-term investigation by the Scottish Fisheries Protection Agency (known as Marine Scotland) and the local police, into a £62.8 million fisheries fraud.

More examples of shocking attacks from animals following inquest of baby Azaria Chamberlain’s death.

Matt Nixson, former features editor, reveals rates in court documents over an employment dispute with News International.

Premier League games can be shown in Red White and Blue pub after cheap decoder victory.

Far right group denies members involved in unrest targeting Asian community after police officer injured by brick thrown by rioter.

Taxi driver, 43, accused of murdering two elderly woman in their homes in Southport.

Falkirk MP faces three counts of common assault after alleged House of Commons Strangers' Bar brawl

An Iranian court has confirmed the death sentence against Youcef Nadarkhani, a Christian pastor jailed in 2009 on charges of apostasy after he converted to Christianity, a religious group said.

Cruel pair ignored heartrending cries of rottweiler and Staffordshire bull terrier imprisoned in boarded-up attic.

Individual choice on whether protesters comply with legal ruling to clear St Paul's Cathedral camp.

Teenager alleges being plied with alcohol and passed around for sex before being paid for her silence.

Judge sparks uproar for light sentence and for calling child victim 'willing participant' in rape by two men.

Lindsay Lohan was praised by a Los Angeles judge at her penultimate progress hearing on Wednesday, as she entered the "home stretch" of her probation after being convicted of the theft of a necklace in early 2011.

IBTimes UK looks back at the four months of the St Paul's camp in pictures.

Two-year-old Aaron Booth's windpipe disintegrated after swallowing plant food used by Lauren Booth to grow skunk, jury told.

The European Commission (EC), has requested European courts to take up the case of ratification of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), according to a tweet by Anonymous.

Five girls, aged 13-15, plied with drugs and drink by 11 men who then raped them, court told.

Newport bouncer Carl Whant has been found guilty of the murder of his cousin's girlfriend and their unborn baby, at Newport Crown Court.

Verdict date to be announced in trial of toppled Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak.

Anti-capitalist protesters lose right to appeal but may take case to European court.

Pirate Bay, the world's most resilient torrent tracking and file-sharing Web site could soon be forced to bid farewell to Britain after a court ruling upheld an Internet Service Provider's (ISP) decision to ban the Web site in the near future.

News of the World to pay half a million pounds in out-of-court settlement to hacked singer.

Megaupload multi-millionaire co-founder Kim Dotcom has won the bail against extradition to the US and is now under house arrest in New Zealand.

Police find charred remains of nine and 10-year-old girls in back of Peter-Thue Rudgaard's car.

Display maker Proview stated it is prepared to begin negotiations with Apple, after the Chinese company threatened to sue over the use of the iPad trademark.