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The two members of Pussy Riot in Urals' prison camps 'have done their time and should be released' according to Russian PM.

Kent golf club captain Christopher Tappin pleads guilty in New Mexico court to attempting to sell missile parts to Iran.

Small bags of Class A allegedly passed out to youngsters door-knocking on estates in Royton for Halloween.

The UK court of appeal has told Apple to rewrite and republish its acknowledgement that Samsung did not copy the design of the iPad.

Jesus character tries to shake off drug problems by starting campaign for Russian punk band. Will Kremlin be amused?

Former Spice Girl Melanie Brown claims Jamie Fawcett, an Australian photographer threatened her and put her life at risk. while she was in a kayak on Sydney Harbour.

Violent lawyer found guilty of inflicting fatal beating on Jasmin Chowdhury in Docklands, East London

Online opposition China Republican party shut down after just one day and founder jailed in run-up to congress.

British Transport Police charge woman after film emerges of racial abuse of passengers on Woolwich-Abbey Wood train.

Human rights group follows Hillary Clinton and EU's Catherine Ashton call for country to draw line under grim past and move to integration.

Rich unscathed by global economic problems as they turn to British butlers to seal their status.

Defendant told Old Bailey she just wanted boyfriend Shaun Corey to shut up in Forest Hill attack.

With banks being blighted by a number of scandals, will the manipulation of the power markets be the next to break?

Barclays's new CEO Antony Jenkins faces a key decision on the bank's future - one that its latest earnings figures just made much more difficult.

Seldom today does one hear of a person being charged with lese-majeste, yet 43-year-old Wang Zia Chao a Chinese garment factory supervisor was found guilty of this crime on Tuesday, 23 October 2012 by a judge in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia. Her crime was "...intentionally damaging the photos..." of recently deceased former King Norodom Sihanouk who abdicated in favour of one of his sons in 2004 and died in Beijing, aged 89, on 15 October. The former King's body was flown back ...

Prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Kurdish leaders eating kebabs while inmates on hunger strike.

Songwriters sentenced to four and six years in jail for protest pop against communist party rule

Disgraced TV star Jimmy Savile was asked to be royal marriage counselor by Prince Charles.

UBS fixed income traders had their work passes blocked and could not gain access to the bank's building by Liverpool Street.

Post-natal depression sufferer pleads guilty to manslaughter of two young children.

Stephanie Kercher to be named woman of the year for showing 'strength' in raising money and campaigning for justice.

Victim attacked in alleyway by drunken assailant Mustafa Yussuf, before being raped by another man while still reeling from first assault.

Judge throws out Barclays action to stop Guardian Care Homes suing over mis-selling of derivatives in landmark test case.

Ryan Coleman-Farrow wrote out fake Scotland Yard reports on cases and then left allegations unresolved.

Chidgey sentenced to 15 months for hiding Mark Howells' body so pub could stay open.

High court quashes Australian government bid to extradite 91-year-old man from Perth accused of killing Jewish man in Budapest on November 1944.

Man accuses his wife of cheating by undergoing plastic surgery which made her appear beautiful.

Rihanna reportedly claims that she would be 'disappointed' if best friend Katy Perry didn't attend her wedding.

Berlusconi will not serve jail sentence until the lengthy appeal process is over.

Italy's colourful, controversial - and now convicted - ex-premier has never been far from the public eye.