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Theresa May says, "The way we police in Britain is through consent of communities." How much longer?

Sounds of intense fighting echoed Monday morning around Libyan ruler Moammar Gadhafi's compound in central Tripoli as his forces continued to fight rebels who swept into the capital Sunday night.

Hundreds of rebel fighters entered the centre of the Libyan capital, Tripoli, late on Sunday and their battle to overthrow the 42-year rule of Muammar Gaddafi looks set to end in their favour as reports of Gaddafi's sons being arrested emerged.

The U.S. state of Virginia has executed a 30-year-old convicted of raping and killing an elderly Virginia woman. He was killed by lethal injection on Thursday, the first inmate put to death in that state this year, the attorney general's office said.

Glenn Mulcaire, the former News of the World private investigator, has been ordered by a court to reveal who instructed him to hack voicemails, the Guardian has revealed.

Despite an international outcry against violence used by the Syrian forces, President Assad has refused to step down. However a new UN report could now push for the International Criminal Court to react and start an investigation.

Following months of protest and violence in Syria, where the Assad regime has been accused of launching a brutal crackdown on protesters, President Obama has called for the Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, to step down.

27,000 South Korean Apple customers are set to sue the company after it emerged that the tech giant's iPad and iPhone devices were collecting data on their owners without the user's consent.

Smartphone maker HTC has mounted a new legal action against Apple, filing another patent infringement complaint with the United States International Trade Commission (ITC).

Human rights groups have expressed concern over the length of sentencing handed down to those convicted of offences during the rioting.

The arrest of anti-corruption activist Anna Hazare has provoked a wave of protests across India as thousands supporters gathered outside his jail.

A key document used in Apple's case against Galaxy Tab 10.1 maker Samsung has fallen into question, leading to a temporary lift on a number of the tablet's European import bans.

The London College of Fashion will open its first ever shop in September, inviting fashion fans to discover the work of its alumni.

The father of a Scottish victims wants Megrahi alive but back in prison.

Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was carried on a stretcher into a Cairo court Monday for his second appearance on murder and corruption allegations related to his rule.

Harry Redknapp has been told that he must sell to buy in this summer’s transfer window and here are the latest player linked with an exit from White Hart Lane. Tottenham set for a summer clear out with Peter Crouch and Wilson Palacios set for moves to Stoke City. Sunderland has declared an interest in Niko Kranjcar and Chelsea will make another bid to sign Luka Modric.

District judge Howard Riddle has ruled that Shrien Dewani can be extradited to South Africa to face trial for organising the murder of his wife Anni on their honeymoon in November last year.

Ukraine on Tuesday hit back at criticisms regarding the arrest of opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn is now embroiled in a new lawsuit after the chambermaid who pressed charges for sexual assault against him in a hotel in Manhattan three months ago, now filed a lawsuit accusing him coming at her from behind with "depravity in his heart."

Libyan officials have said they intend to seek a court injunction today to prevent the Foreign Office from handing over control of the country's London embassy properties and funds frozen in UK accounts to rebel leaders.

Hacker collective Anonymous has upped the stakes in its ongoing war with the world's law enforcement, releasing a new statement clarifying that it views any individual or group working with the police as a valid target.

When Ukraine's former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko returned to court on Monday, her supporters showed they still firmly stood behind her.

LulzSec and Anonymous hackers have targeted U.S. law enforcement agencies releasing the "largest cache yet" of stolen data.

Following the Metropolitan Police's statement warning Anonymous hackers and supporters of the potential jail sentences they could receive, the hacker collective has turned its attention state-side, promising attacks on a number of U.S. government agencies.

New reports claiming that Air France banned female crew from serving Dominique Strauss-Kahn because he abused them emerged yesterday. The allegations however were later on swiftly denied by the company.

Google high-ups David Drummond and Kent Walker have both released predictions claiming that the current patent war raging through the smartphone market will kill company innovation thus hurting the end consumer.

The trial of Egypt's former interior minister, Habib al-Adly, and six senior security officials, has resumed.

A Newsnight report has alleged that while Piers Morgan was the editor of the Daily Mirror, Heather Mills’ private voicemail was hacked by a journalist working for the publication.

Following the arrest of Anonymous and LulzSec spokesman Jake Davis, aka Topiary, the London Metropolitan Police have issued an open statement via Twitter warning Anonymous hackers and supporters of the criminal charges they could face if caught.

Apple has been found guilty and fined by South Korea's communications regulator after its flagship iPad tablet was discovered to be illegally collecting users data.