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Recording of teenage victim of serial killer Peter Tobin singing and laughing given back to Mike Tobin more than 20 years after her death.

The former dictator of Panama, Manuel Noriega, who was overthrown in 1989 in what was then the largest American military action since the Vietnam War, was moved from his prison cell to a public hospital on Sunday, after suffering from extreme hypertension.

The controversial Queens Park Rangers captain Joey Barton has challenged the authorities to “make him a martyr” over his comments about the race row involving Chelsea defender John Terry.

Saudi women driver takes to courts to open new front in lifting ban on women drivers after king says no to prosecutions.

Apple is once again allowed to sell its full range of iPhones and iPads in Germany, after it won a temporary suspension against a sales ban brought on by Motorola.

Fabio Capello has publicly criticised the Football Association's decision to revoke the England captaincy from Chelsea defender John Terry.

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To celebrate the bicentenary or 200th anniversary of Victorian era writer, Charles Dickens, take a walk through the lanes and pubs of London to see the city through his eyes.

The prosecution have completed their closing argument against Harry Redknapp, with John Black QC arguing that the Tottenham manager was 'driven with his back to the wall to lie' over £90,000 being paid into a secret Monaco back account.

Greenwich in London will open biggest artificial beach in Europe to coincide with the Olympic Games.

Bizarre video clip showing Bishop Eddie Long of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church being crowned by Rabbi Ralph Messer has gone viral

Kim Dotcom assaulted by arresting officers, owner of file-sharing site tells New Zealand court.

Energy secretary resigns after driving offence charges against him and ex-wife Vicky Pryce threaten jail sentence.

A Seattle library is in news for not removing a man who watched porn movies on library's computers.

The jury have been sent home and closing arguments will begin tomorrow at 11:30am, as Harry Redknapp admitted in court today that he lied to a News of the World reporter.

Gay teenager found guilty of stabbing 'sex pest' boyfriend 20 times to scare him off blackmail.

The dancehall star was granted $400,000 bail when he appeared in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court

Popular file sharing site The Pirate Bay moved to a new website after a Swedish court rejected the right of the founders to appeal against their sentences.

Hacked emails of detective Richard Horton puts another Rupert Murdoch paper on the spot.

John Terry's critics have insisted that the England skipper should step down as captain of the international side, in the wake of his hearing being postponted until after the Euro 2012 Championships.

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon warns Senegal he is concerned about upsurge in violence in country in run-up to elections.

Attorney general Dominic Grieve will not refer sentences of Gary Dobson and David Norris to appeal court.

Aisha Gaddafi, the daughter of late and deposed Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi has contacted the International Criminal Court concerned about the fate of her captured brother, Saif al-Islam Gaddafi.

The DJ and singer, Elephant Man, allegedly assaulted a young woman in Jamaica.

A website has been setup to offer legal advice for any MegaUpload customers who are worried about losing their data, which is due to be deleted in two weeks' time.

Four men admitted to plot to blow up London Stock Exchange in the heart of the capital.

John Terry has denied racially abusing Anton Ferdinand in court today, with the Chelsea captain pleading not guilty at the Westminster Magistrates' Court.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange due to appear in supreme court to fight extradition to Sweden on sex charges.

David Cameron's troubles continued, as his own backbenchers mocked the prime minister for making a U-turn on his veto.

US soldier in Afghanistan jailed for 30 days after assault over sleeping on sentry duty ended in tragedy.