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Delaware judge refuses to force VEBA to sell 50,000 Chrysler shares to Italian car giant.

Businessman Peter Cruddas sued paper for falsely claiming he sold meetings with David Cameron for £250,000.

Rihanna wins UK court case stopping sales of Topshop T-shirts with her picture.

Former India Test bowler Shanthakumaran Sreesanth has been charged alongside 38 other people over a spot-fixing scandal.

Free Saudi editor's conviction attracts global condemnation.

Nigella Lawson and Charles Saatchi set to end 10-year marriage.

US soldier Bradley Manning has been acquitted of aiding the enemy but could still face 130 years in prison.

The US bank will also disgorge $125m in "unjust profits."

Benefit changes do not breach human rights or equality laws, judge rules.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has to pay 400m Korean won (£234,473) to families of the deceased plaintiffs.

Oil giant BP shells out further $1.4bn in Deep Horizon explosion compensation payments during second quarter.

Tourre's decision not to call other witnesses could work in his favour.

Woman beating daughter to death and faces further charges of torture in Australia

PwC failed to notify of the insurer's failure to have required level of reserves, according to administrators.

Nigerian-born Ayinde, 55, won MTV award for directing Fugees' 'Killing Me Softly' in 1996.

Driver admits lapse of concentration to judges investigating Santiago de Compostela derailment.

Besiktas hope to land Tottenham striker Emmanuel Adebayor once they find out if they can compete in the Europa League next season.

Deal designed to reduce buyer's tax burden.

Shocking incident at Upton Cross Primary School caused 'horrific injuries'.

UK Treasury to help the Serious Fraud Office to investigate the bank and its fundraising during credit crisis

Francisco Jose Garzon Amo taken to police station after crash kills 78.

Richard Hillgrove of Hillgrove PR refuses to apologise or remove blog post after legal threat.

Francisco Jose Garzon Amo arrested in hospital on suspicion of causing crash that killed 78 passengers.

Cunliffe, who is UK's permanent representative to EU, replaces Paul Tucker.

US attorney general reassures Moscow that data trawl whistleblower will not be executed if found guilty.

Suspect accused of killing policeman during 1985 Tottenham riots appears in court.

Disgraced BBC broadcaster has sentenced increased after admitting assaulting 14 girls aged between nine and 17

Scientists plant false memories into brains of mice to make them needlessly frightened of a chamber.

Tourre denies helping hedge fund manager John Paulson construct a $2bn fund to bet against for profits.

Lynn Bynes hires celebrity attorneys Tamar Arminak and Patrick Reider to help make her case