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Bolshi dancer appears in Moscow court to deny involvement in brutal acid attack.

Basque militant Ines del Rio Prada granted freedom after European Court of Human Rights rules against continued detention.

English Defence League leader accused of ignoring police ban on march through Muslim area of east London.

Detroit's bankruptcy trial will commence on 23 October.

One thing you might not know about the European Court of Human Rights charter.

Glenn Defense Marine Asia was barred from taking government contracts after its CEO Leonard Glenn Francis was arrested along with top government officials.

DJ to stand trial over allegations relating to 11 females aged between 15 and 29.

ECHR's verdict could provide decisive, peaceful resolution to Europe's longest-running armed conflict, says Asier Odriozola.

US District judge ruled former Jefferies trader must face criminal charges for defrauding government by falsifying prices of mortgage securities.

British court hears how Serious Fraud Office could see another 22 people face rigging charges

US prosecutors claim ex-employees indulged in expensive wine, cruises and trips to Las Vegas.

Pupils who witnessed Reno shooting tell their story while dead teacher named as Michael Landsberry.

Former JPM Chief Investment Office chief is appealing against the Financial Conduct Authority's findings

JPM's chief executive says embattled bank facing £13bn settlement still 'doing great stuff'.

Larissa court remands in custody Christos Salis and wife over kidnapping of unknown blonde girl.

Denying Basque militants right to "earn" shorter jail sentences against international law, says European Court of Human Rights

Self-confessed racist admits murdering Mohammed Saleem and causing 'terrorism related' mosque explosion

Former Smiths singer's long-awaited memoir infuriates and surprises critics in (roughly) equal measure.

Bully-Banks survey shows majority were sold products in 2006, 2007, 2008 but Limitations Act is six years

I Just Love Human Beings claims Manchester miserabilist

JPM's chief executive is urging watchdogs to end the criminal probe into mortgage related issues

Moscow to order service providers to install monitoring devices capable of collecting personal data.

Andres Conteris sticks tube up nose in aid of terror suspects in Guantánamo Bay.

Lawson has stated that feminism ultimately made them feel guilty about being by the stove.

Child hospitalised in Glasgow with serious facial injuries after being mauled by two bulldogs.

Reports say JPM has struck deal with US Department of Justice but remains open to criminal liability.

Unnamed girl smuggled into Britain from Somalia for organised gangs to harvest her organs for transplant operations.

Expulsion could leave former premier open to fresh criminal investigations.

A California user has filed a small-claim complaint against Apple demanding removal of the iOS 7 install file.

Four men charged and another man arrested for toddler rape and murder in Diepsloot, north of Johannesburg.