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Andy Murray will take no further part in the ATP World Tour Finals after the British number one announced his withdrawal from the tournament on Tuesday afternoon because of a groin injury.

Speaking at the Leverson Inquiry, the parents of Alan Watson claim that "sick" articles in the press about their murdered daughter, Diane Watson, drove their 15-year-old son to take his life

Libya's transitional Prime Minister Abdurrahim el-Keib is poised to nominate a new cabinet on Tuesday that will be in office until next year, when the North African country will stage the first elections since the overthrow of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi in August.

Dr Judy Mikovits was responsible for a contentious study suggesting that a virus could be the cause of chronic fatigue syndrome, otherwise known as myalgic encephalitis (ME).

Muammar Gaddafi's eldest son and heir, Saif al Islam, was a philander who used to beat his ex-wife, it has emerged in an Ukrainian newspaper.

Onyango Obama, 67, who is the half-brother of the president's late father, appeared in court on 17 November to face charges of driving under the influence of alcohol.

We look at the evidence the Stephen Lawrence murder trial jury has heard so far.

Aliaa Magda Elmahdy, the Egyptian blogger, who shocked the Arab world with her nude pictures posted on Twitter, has broken cover to issue a defiant rebuttal on Facebook to accusations of insulting Islam, saying she does not "acknowledge any discriminatory law".

Russell Dew, 44, a former Nottinghamshire Police Inspector will be sentenced in December, after confessing to five counts of sexual activity with a 13-year-old girl.

Gary Dobson and Davis Norris were photographed by a police surveillance officer.

Sheila Jones, 36, was sentenced to 22 years and six months in jail.

The promotion misled some customers who believed that the charges would be proportionate to the usage.

Here's ten of the best quotes from Hugh Grant's appearance at the Leveson Inquiry.

The government has imposed its toughest financial sanctions yet on Iran by cutting off all financial ties with its banks amidst fresh concerns that it is developing its nuclear programme .

For many, the death of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, will confirm the end of an era. For Safia, 22, however, the woman who claims the dictator raped her for five years, the shadow of the colonel will haunt her forever.

The officers are recovering from their injuries, police said.

Former executive alleges "wild behaviour" by other bosses.

The international community is seeking a fair trial for Saif Al-Islam.

The film, "A Separation", centres around an Iranian couple who broke up.

The British Justice Secretary is hopeful of reaching an agreement where European Court of Human Rights would be barred from overruling UK judges on immigration cases.

Thuy Nguyen, who led the UK wing of an international smuggling gang, was arrested early this year.

Jailed Adrian Prout finally admitted he murdered his wife, Kate, last week. He was then convinced to show police where he had hidden the body on the 276-acre farm where he committed the murder.

Two Barclays back employees have been sentenced to five years imprisonment following their roles in £1.3 million worth of fraud on old age pensioners.

Maltreatment of African workers in Arab nations has been highlighted by reports that migrants suffered human rights violations during the Libyan conflict.

Swiss investment banking giant UBS is "taking appropriate action", it says, as a building it owns is being occupied by Occupy London protesters.

A building owned by Swiss investment bank UBS has been taken over in a "public repossession" by Occupy London protesters.

EXCLUSIVE: An Egyptian group of Islamic law graduates filed Thursday a suit against activist Aliaa Magda Elmahdy, the blogger who published nude pictures of herself on Twitter, and her boyfriend, the well-known blogger Kareem Amer, under charges of "violating morals, inciting indecency and insulting Islam."

Sarath Fonseka, a former army chief in Sri Lanka was jailed for three years, Friday for accusing the president's brother of ordering the executions of some Tamil rebels.

Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez, 21, charged with attempting to assassinate Barack Obama by firing shots at the White House, believed President was the "anti-Christ."

The Chelsea defender was involved in an on-pitch clash with another player.