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Mustafa Abdul Jalil, the head of the Libyan National Transitional Council (NTC), said people receiving orders from Saadi Gaddafi have infiltrated the government.

UN-backed war crimes tribunal for Rwanda sentences two former ruling party bosses seen as key organisers of 1994 genocide to life terms.

Aasia Bibi has been sentenced to death under the blasphemy law. She is currently housed in the district prison in Sheikpura.

A day after ex-Daily Mirror editor Piers Morgan gave evidence to the Leveson Inquiry into press standards, one of his former journalists contradicted some of what he said.

A Texas jury has awarded a record $150 billion in damages to the parents of a boy who was allegedly sexually assaulted and set on fire.

Zimbabwean MP Lillian Kirenyi has been arrested for allegedly calling President Robert Mugabe gay.

The Houston Court on Tuesday heard expert's opinion to decide if Allen Stanford can stand trial for his alleged involvement in Ponzi Scheme.

Mother who stabbed her three young children to death has been repeatedly attacked since she was convicted.

Sixteen-year-old student killed after teenager opens fire on gang rivals outside school gates.

Occupy London will stage mock trials of bankers and businesses in a disused east end magistrates court, called "trials of the one per cent" at "Occupy Justice".

The aspiring fashion student told friends on Facebook that she planned to take her life after her date snubbed her by text message.

Sawn-off shotgun fired point-blank in face of man celebrating his 18th birthday with friends.

Tony Cascarino has weighed into the recent feud between Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson and his former captain Roy Keane, by suggesting the latter was a bully at Old Trafford who eventually got his comeuppance.

The legal arm of the tax pressure group, UK Uncut, has taken HM Revenue & Customs to court after it failed to provide substantial reasons for failing to collect billions of pounds worth of tax revenue.

Sachets of Class A drugs found in 1928 file at The National Archives.

Pensioner cleared of raping daughter 500 times over three decades after he claims she was a willing participant.

Shafilea Ahmed's parents deny any involvement of their daughter's murder.

Beyoncé's parents, Mathew and Tina Knowles, are officially divorced after 31 years of marriage.

The Hutton Inquiry, which looked into the surroundings of the death of the weapons inspector, Dr David Kelly, will not be reopened.

Man who attacked partner and buried her in cardboard box because he was 'bored' guilty of attempted murder.

Donald Nielson, the serial killer known as the Black Panther, died on Sunday aged 75, the Ministry of Justice have confirmed.

Zahid Shah, 31, who slammed a meat cleaver into a neighbour’s head in a row over a door has been jailed for five years.

Video of a white man launching into racial attack on a bus sparks global outrage

A man has been found guilty of 25 child sex offences after being named in a victim’s suicide note.

The Swedish car manufacturer Saab has filed for bankruptcy after a court rejected the company’s plea for protection from its creditors.

A High Court judge has dismissed a legal challenge to a new immigration rule requiring people to be able to speak English before coming to the UK to live with their spouse.

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange will face the UK Supreme Court on February 1 to appeal against extradition to Sweden, where he faces sex crime allegations.

Kimberly Hainey faces life imprisonment after being has been convicted of murdering her son, Declan, whose decomposed body was found at their home in Paisley.

A 24-and-a-half-year-old terrier-whippet cross named Pip, from Brentwood, Essex, is a candidate for the title of the world's oldest dog.

A council boss was sent creepy tarot cards and hate mail in a four year campaign of abuse by a demoted council worker, a court heard.