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US authorities shut down the Hong Kong-based Megaupload on Thursday charging the file-sharing website with copyright infringement and piracy.

Tihomir Georgiev was spotted working out in Rooney's Gym, a boxing gym in South London, wearing shorts and with his hands wrapped in fighter's bandages.

Briton David Price jailed for nearly eight years after successful extradition by UK police despite lack of treaty with China.

Kim Schmitz, also known as Kim Dotcom, has arrest record, numerous accounts and a car licence plate that says GOD.

The hacker cell of the UK branch of Anonymous has posted a statement warning police that any acts of violence against Occupy protesters during the London camp's eviction will be avenged.

The 35-year-old, who developed software used by porn sites, was convicted of "insulting and desecrating Islam."

Rimvydas Liorancas to stand trial accused of killing Avtar and Carole Kolar, parents of a police officer.

Company admitted hacking actor Jude Law's phone when he was thought to be in the US.

Payouts made to 36 claimants, including Jude Law, Ashley Cole and John Prescott.

Istanbul besieged by 10,000 protesters commemorating murder of investigative journalist as row surrounding death grows.

Wales nightclub bouncer Carl Whant charged with murder of pregnant teenager Nikitta Grender.

New Fathers 4 Justice 'Superhero Squad' threatens to turn rowing venue Dorney Lake purple

Yasin Hayal jailed as mastermind behind killing but 19 other suspects on related terror charges walk free.

British bloggers and Twitter users could face police visits leading to "severe sanctions" if they tweet or blog in defiance of court orders, the government's most senior law officer has warned.

Occupy London protesters refused appeal against decision to evict them from encampment outside St Paul's Cathedral.

Rescuers of the Costa Concordia stricken liner were forced to suspend search on Wednesday as the ship slipped into the water again, the Italian coast guard said.

Wikipedia and Reddit may not be the only ones on the Anti-SOPA blackout radar, as reports indicate about 7,000 websites will be going down in protest against SOPA and PIPA legislation in U.S.

Oscar Ortega-Hernandez accused of firing shots into White House to kill President Obama.

'Daredevil' Captain Schettino faces 12 years' jail as hopes dim of finding more survivors from stricken cruise liner.

If all goes well, Lohan could end almost five years of continuous monitoring by the court by the end of March of 2012 provided she completes her total of 60 days of mandatory community service.

Hosni Mubarak's chief defence lawyer promoted the image of the former Egyptian president as a "clean" man with a "pure heart".

Gemma Barker tricked teenage girls into believing she was a boy for months to have sexual relationships with them.

Eighties reggae star Smiley Culture ran a £400,000 drug supply plot before stabbing himself to death during a police drugs raid at his Surrey home, a court has heard.

Radical Muslim cleric Abu Qatada has won his appeal against deportation from the UK to Jordan, the European Courts of Human Rights have ruled.

Owen Osargie jailed for 12 years after admitting attack which left victim with 'life-changing' head injuries.

The captain appeared to be evasive to the orders of port officials to supervise the rescue efforts, according to the transcripts.

James Murray walks free after jury accepts sex with teenage friend at his Oxford flat was consensual.

Apple's latest attempt at suing Motorola for infringing three of its patents has backfired, as the U.S. court has ruled in favour of the latter.

The workers were dismissed when Madonna's idea of a school in Malawi was abandoned in March 2011.

Symantec has apparently landed in a soup over "Scareware" scams linked to a lawsuit. The lawsuit alleges Symantec to be defrauding the consumers with fake scans of their machines,resulting in manipulative errors and forged warnings designed to force the purchase of an upgraded version of the company's software.