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US Open 2011 Tennis Preview. All the latest news and views ahead of Rafael Nadal's US Open Final match against Novak Djokovic. For Rafael Nadal, getting here was the easy part, to retain his US Open crown on Monday night the Spaniard must do something he hasn't done all year: beat Novak Djokovic.

Interpol has issued arrest warrants for Libya's former leader Muammar Gaddafi, his son Saif al-Islam, and intelligence chief Abdullah al-Senussi, it said in a statement on Friday.

The German Court overseeing Apple's case against Samsung has upheld an injunction against the Korean tech giant, banning the sale of Samsung Galaxy tablets in Germany.

John Galliano has been found guilty of anti-Semitic insults after he admitted using anti-Semitic insults and racist language at a Paris restaurant.

The Palestinian Authority has officially launched its bid to become a full member of the United Nations, using its campaign to denounce what it sees as the United States' double standards.

The news adds to the growing spread of lawsuits spreading throughout the tech industry.

Reports have emerged suggesting Apple has extended its series of complaints against Galaxy device maker Samsung, now accusing the tech giant of patent violations in Japan.

As controversy is still surrounding the war crimes committed during the Sri Lanka civil war in which between 10,000 and 20,000 civilians were killed in the final months of the conflict continues, Amnesty International said a national inquiry has failed so far to investigate war crimes by both the army and Tamil rebels.

A spokesman for Tripoli's new military council says National Transitional (NTC) have found Muammar Gaddafi and know where he is hiding, warning he will soon be captured or killed, the Associated Press reported.

A bomb hidden in a briefcase detonated outside the Indian High Court, at the heart of the capital Delhi, killing at least nine people and injuring 45, Home Secretary RK Singh has said.

The ex MP for Luton, Margaret Moran, is to face 21 charges of fiddling her expenses whilst serving her constituents Sky News revealed Tuesday.

An executive at rival Android tablet maker Lenovo has mounted a fresh attack on Samsung's Galaxy Tab claiming the company only sold a meagre 20,000 out of the one million tablets shipped in 2010.

Jacques Chirac, was absent from court as his corruption trial opened Monday as he "no longer has the full capacity to participate in court proceedings", according to a statement released on Saturday by his lawyers, who have asked the former French president be allowed to skip court appearances.

Microsoft has issued a statement denying claims suggesting devices running its Windows 7 mobile operating system are illegally collecting users' location data.

While exploring the recently reached Endeavour crater NASA's Mars rover Opportunity has discovered new evidence suggesting the Red Planet once contained water, one of the essential building blocks of life.

Simon Negus, 50, has been accused of alleged gross sexual misconduct and harassment towards female members of staff.

Order of play for Thursday 1 September, 2011. Play starts at 11.00 [16.00 BST]. Roger Federer will hope to register his 225th grand slam win at the U.S. Open on Thursday, as he edges closer to an elusive 17th title.

Following similar claims against Apple's iPhone, fresh allegations have arisen claiming that devices running Microsoft's Windows 7 mobile operating operating system are illegally collecting users' location data.

In the last few months European figureheads and leaders have been rocked by a series of scandals, which is set to damage their credibility and ability to criticise other regimes or insist on the necessities of values which they see as inherent to the history of their countries.

Microsoft has been taken to court for allegedly tracking the location of its mobile customers, even after users have turned off the device's tracking software.

Can phone hacking, "alleged" still in the majority of cases, be compared with rioting, looting, arson, murder and assault? This member of the public thinks it doesn't even begin to.

Police have arrested a 17-year-old youth from Chester for suspected intention to carry out a number of as yet unspecified cyber attacks.

Peter Gibson has been charged with conspiring to mount a Distributed Denial of Service attack, reports The Telegraph.

Apple has won one of its legal battles against Samsung with the Dutch court ruling in its favour, confirming that three Samsung products did infringe on an Apple owned patent.

Gaddafi's compound might now be in the hands of the rebels, but the leader is not yet ready to relinquish power.

The search for Colonel Gadhafi might soon be over after an al-Jazeera correspondent said rebels are only 500m from Col Gaddafi's heavily fortified Bab al-Aziziya compound in the centre of Tripoli, but the civilians living in Tripoli are still getting caught up in the conflict.

Phillip Seaton and wife Deborah have sued a surgeon for "loss of service, love and affection", after Mr Seaton's penis was amputated during an operation which he said was done without his consent.

Saif al-Islam, appearing in the streets of Tripoli Tuesday morning, proclaimed: "We broke the backbone of the rebels. It was a trap. We gave them a hard time. So we are winning." Could he be right?

The affair in which Nafissatou Diallo accuses Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former managing director of the International Monetary Fund,(IMF), of forcing her into oral sex and trying to rape her on May 14 in his New York hotel suite, has made the headlines for more than three months, but sources say the case is about to be dropped.

While the world asks what will happen to Moammar Gadhafi in the coming hours or days, rumors about his whereabouts and his next move are rampant.