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Closer banned from publishing shots, ordered to pay €5,000 damages and faces €10,000 daily penalty for non-compliance

The world is hovering on the brink of economic disaster and former Goldman Sachs executive director and a hedge fund manager Chris Clarke tells us why.

Kweku Adoboli used pay day companies, such as Wageday Advance, Wonga.com, after losing his own money on spreadbetting

Richard Desmond-owned newspaper suspends its editor Michael O'Kane after it published topless Kate Middleton photos which first appeared in French magazine Closer.

Judge Lucy Koh has ruled that the US sales ban on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 cannot be lifted for now, but it may soon be removed.

Lawyer tells French court snaps in Closer magazine were 'intimate and personal' with 'no place on front page'.

Andy Murray is targeting the world No.1 spot in 2013 after claiming his maiden grand slam at the US Open last week.

Former Shell executive was downloading indecent images at home before accidentally printing them off at London HQ.

US-based charity documents at least 12 summary executions by anti-Assad forces.

Disappointed family to take civil court action over police disciplinary panel finding of gross misconduct against Harwood's role at G20 protests.

Shane Dobson sentencing for GBH and arson adjourned after Hull court told defendant suffers from 'hero syndrome'

Members of Salafist group Tawhid wal-Jihad found guilty of kidnapping and killing peace activist in Gaza Strip.

Zynga have issued a strongly-worded legal response to EA's claims that The Ville copies its game, The Sims Social.

Police officer cleared of manslaughter of newspaper vendor at London G20 protests appears before disciplinary hearing.

Reports suggest Samsung will launch its latest flagship smartphone - the Galaxy S4 - just nine months after launching the Galaxy S3.

Royal couple launch criminal lawsuit in France over magazine publication of topless photos.

Chi editor Alfonso Signorini says not even the Queen can stop him from publishing controversial photographs.

QPR defender Anton Ferdinand and midfielder Park Ji Sung refused to shake hands with Chelsea captain John Terry when the two sides met at Loftus Road.

The Premier League has confirmed the traditional pre-match handshakes will take place when QPR host Chelsea at Loftus Road

The daughters' mother reportedly did nothing to stop the horror, but punished them instead.

Italian gossip magazine will dedicate 26 pages to controversial pictures of Kate Middleton in a special issue, according to reports.

China's leader-in-waiting ready to return to public eye and date set for police chief trial.

Bahraini activist talks to IBTimes UK about human rights violations in the tiny Gulf kingdom

Trader who thought he had the “magic touch” accused of gambling away £1.4bn of UBS’s money.

A German court has ruled that Google-owned Motorola Mobility infringed Apple's 'rubber-banding' patent, leading to a potential sales injunction.

Microsoft has found, and been given control of, a malicious botnet called Nitol which has infected Chinese computers before they go on sale.

Guido Westerwelle speaks in favour of circumcision after court in Cologne bans it.

Terrified student sexually assaulted by home invader after he robbed her in London flat

Mother of 'predator' Joseph Moran, who attacked his 22-year-old victim after she was thrown of bus, mounts one-woman protest outside Nottingham court proclaiming his innocence.

The founder of Hometrack has had to pay £2.3m in damages for unpaid work after a dispute over his new home in west London.