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Right wing American Freedom Defense Initiative posts controverisal pro-Israel adverts on New York City subway

Financier Nicholas Levene warned that he faces a lengthy prison sentence after admitting £32 million ponzi scheme.

England manager Roy Hodgson has revealed his disappointed at John Terry's decision to retire from international football.

Hammad Hassan killed by own husband and in-laws who feared she was possessed by a 'djinn', after arriving in UK from Pakistan

While John Terry's retirement from international football has not sparked a day of national mourning, the timing of the 31 year old's decision to sever ties with England is one that will be a catalyst for curiosity.

Triple arrest prompts concerns that Vietnam is tightening grip on internet freedoms.

Former Chongqing police chief avoids death sentence because he shared vital clues about murder of British businessman Neil Heywood in November 2011.

John Terry has made the shock decision to retire from international football, as the Chelsea captain prepares for a personal hearing with the FA over accusations he made racist remarks towards Anton Ferdinand.

15-year-old boy granted bail pending investigation into the killing of Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes.

Alison Whelan sentenced to 122 days in prison for stealing 14m-long Dart Princess ferry while high on drink and drugs.

Activists face €1m fine if they protest within 500 metres of any Shell property.

Samuel Mullet Sr and 15 followers found guilty of removing beards and hair of nine fellow community members in eastern Ohio.

Cregan remanded until 24 September after appearing in court charged with murder of four people - including WPCs Fiona Bone and Nicola Hughes.

Manchester Police have also charged Dale Cregan with the murder of Mark Short and his father, David, who were gunned down earlier this year in Tameside area of city.

Rock star and multi-billionaire played a cover of Bette Midler’s “Glory of Love” at Forbes gathering of world's most generous donors.

Coleman blamed cocktail of cocaine and valium for reversing over Hannah Rodgers near Bridgend, South Wales.

Lowe 'lost control' after finding out Leanne McAnuff had an abortion, cheated on him and sold his dog.

As the years quickly pass by, most of the perpetrators of Cambodia's "Killing Fields" (1975-1979) escape their just deserts by dying before the rather slow UN-backed Cambodia Tribunal pass judgement or, in the case of Ieng Thirith, being declared unfit to plead because, in her case, she is suffering from severe Alzheimer's Disease.

Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards confirms MPs will interview SMEs being mis-sold derivatives.

Leader of London gang famous for electrocuting victims and pulling out teeth during torture dies after collapsing with peritonitis.

A patent troll is going after Apple and a host of other tech companies, suing them for infringing its cloud computing and data processing patents.

Amnesty and Index on Censorship among 100 NGOs to urge Bahrain to implement reforms after it accepts bulk of UN recommendations.

Apple, and four major publishers, have offered a settlement to an EU-led antitrust probe into the fixing of ebook prices.

Glossy title Se Og Hoer pledges to show readers 'what these photos are all about'.

Prince William and Kate Middleton begin journey home as French court grants injunction against further use of topless photos.

As the government prepares to outlaw cowboy clamping, IB Times looks at 10 of the worst examples of this reviled practice.

Cairo issues warrant for Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, six other US-based Coptic Christians and Pastor Terry Jones over Islamophobic film.

Wang Lijun also convicted of bribery and defection - even though his revelations led authorities to murderer Gu Kailai.

Hip-hop star opens up about his affair with Hill in his new book Purpose.

Spokesman for the Islamist terrorist sect allegedly shot down at checkpoint, while field commander dies.