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Salman Butt, the former Pakistan captain, and fast-bowler Mohammad Asif have been found guilty of two charges of spot-fixing relating to events at Lord's in the fourth Test between England and Pakistan last year.

The likelihood of a long drawn out legal battle between the Occupy London Protest and the City of London Corporation looked increasingly likely, after the lawyer representing the protesters confirmed legal action would be taken.

One of the protest's great allies in the church, Rev Dean Graham Knowles, has resigned amidst fears that a long running legal battle which made his position, in his words, "untenable."

A man has been jailed for six months after police found over a kilogram of cannabis at his Tipton home.

IBTimes Journalist, Tom Nicolson, stays at England's most haunted hotel to find out if the stories of monks floating in the garden are true.

A man has been sentenced to a total of six years in prison for hiring someone to murder his wife.

The man convicted of Jo Yeates murder, Vincent Tabak, enjoyed watching pornographic videos of men holding women’s throats as they sex with them.

New clashes between ultra-Orthodox sects in a Jerusalem neighbourhood reveal mounting sectarian tensions that left a father of six hospitalised.

HMRC have until Wednesday to respond to allegations as to why they let Goldman Sachs off a £10 million tax bill.

Vincent Tabak has been found guilty of the murder of Joanna Yeates.

Job losses, EU caucuses, bonuses plunging and law suits are putting the City in the headlines for all the wrong reasons.

A Great-granddad has become the oldest person to be convicted of involvement during the riots in August after stealing jumpers from JD Sports during a raid.

Having pleaded guilty to violent disorder during the 2010 student protests 21-year-old Cambridge history student Charlie Gilmour has had his challenge to his 16-month sentence rejected by Court of Appeal judges.

A sex abuse investigator for the Roman Catholic Church has been convicted of internet paedophile offences, it emerged last night.

Moammar Gadhafi's son and onetime heir apparent, Saif al-Islam, fearing for his life, has taken refuge among nomads in the Sahara and is seeking an aircraft to fly him out of Africa to the International Court of Justice in The Hague, an official from Libya's ruling National Transitional Council says.

Justice was delivered to the Cardy family after 30 years of their nine-year-old daughter's death. A serial child killer and paedophile was sentenced to life after being convicted of murdering a fourth girl on Thursday, according to Reuters.

A couple from New Jersey who named two of their children Adolf Hitler and Aryan Nation have lost custody of all three of their children.

Convicted serial killer Robert Black has been found guilty of the kidnap and murder of school girl Jennifer Cardy 30 years ago.

After reports of Lindsay Lohan doing a nude photo shoot with Playboy, we wanted to find out at exactly what point Lohan’s life started to take a nose dive.

BlackBerry manufacturer Research in Motion has been sued by consumers in the US and Canada for the three-day service outage that affected millions of users worldwide this month.

More atrocities conducted during the Libyan conflict have emerged as the bodies of 267 people, thought to have been executed, have been discovered in Sirte, a local Libyan newspaper reported.

A Zimbabwean man has told a court that he hired a prostitute who transformed into a donkey during the night and that he is now "seriously in love" with the animal.

Caroline Wozniacki's recent demands for a clamp-down on grunting in tennis has prompted officials to once again review the noise levels on court.

Singer Morrissey's libel action over an article printed in the NME about his attitude to immigration can go ahead, the High Court has rules.

Caroline Wozniacki has called for tennis' loudest grunters to be quietened, after effectively accusing some of the worst offenders of cheating.

While evidence of illegal killings and violations of human rights committed by both sides are slowly emerging, the absence of official and updated death toll figures show many secrets are still to be unlocked before the carnage wrought by nine months long civil war is known.

Lindsay Lohan is now in the news for all the wrong reasons. Initially, after a successful stint in movies, she drifted towards substance abuse, messed up her career and became known for her troubled personal life.

The inquest into the death of British singer Amy Winehouse is expected to reveal detailed accounts of her last hours, when it re-opens on Wednesday. The re-opened inquest will be held at the St. Pancras Coroner's Court, in central London. The 27-year-old, who has international hits like "Rehab" and "Back to Black", was found dead on July 23, at her London apartment, under unexplained circumstances. She had struggled for some time with alcohol and drug addiction.

Lindsay Lohan's father has been arrested in Florida on domestic violence charges against his on-off girlfriend.

A man underwent surgery to reattach his testicles after his girlfriend allegedly bit them off in a bizarre attack a court heard today.