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Businesses claiming to be mis-sold derivatives by banks dodge FSA agreement by fleeing to lawyers instead.

Bettinson’s statement in full in which he defends his actions on 15 April 1989

The cast of the film issued a statement saying they were misled by production of Innocence of Muslims

Peter Cummings is only former HBOS banker penalised by City regulator as result of near-collapse of bank which was rescued by Lloyds.

Suspended sentence sufficient for group members jailed for two years for anti-Putin punk prayer at Moscow cathedral.

Twenty-three years on from Hillsborough disaster, documents expose truth about grave negligence and cover-up.

Singer accused of unlawfully ending her contract with her former managers.

Two photographers working on an upcoming war-simulation game ArmA III have been arrested for spying on Greek military air base.

Barclays reaches out-of-court settlement over interest rate swap agreement dispute ahead of October court hearing.

The FA inquiry into Chelsea defender John Terry's alleged racist comments is to be conducted by a three-man Independent Regulatory Commission at an undisclosed location

EU unveils plans to regulate financial sector in headline-filled session for European investors.

Judge angers civil liberty campaigners by demanding microblogging site releases posts and user data or face big fine.

Bahraini opposition leader welcomes Danish call for sanctions against unelected government.

IBTimes UK investigates fallout of Britain's biggest banks mis-selling derivatives to SMEs - and the damage caused to UK businesses.

Bryan Harris jailed for minimum of 18 years for deadly attack after finding girlfriend having sex in front room of their home.

British No 1 Andy Murray joins the club at the Flushing Meadows in New York City in grand style.

Would-be juror faces contempt of court, as judge says: 'You shouldn't be doing anything responsible in society at all'.

Bundesverfassungsgericht rejects 11th-hour bid to delay decision on Germany's role in the European Union's permanent bailout fund

Future of rhino in balance with illegal poaching booming as syndicates 'speculate on animal's demise by stockpiling horn'.

Germany's top judge could delay ruling on funding for the permanent bailout fund, throwing ECB bond buying plans into question.

British oil giant BP agrees deal to shift oil assets in Gulf of Mexico as it counts damages cost of 2010 Deepwater Horizon spill

Defending champion Novak Djokovic takes on Olympic gold medallist Andy Murray at the Arthur Ashe Stadium to decide the 2012 US Open champion.

BP reportedly in advanced discussions with Plains Exploration & Production to sell some of its Gulf of Mexico oilfields.

Kweku Adoboli, former UBS trader, allegedly indulged in illegal trading in various S&P 500, DAX, and EuroStoxx index futures.

Tariq al-Hashemi sentenced for running death squads, within hours of explosions in 11 cities

Tottenham are reportedly considering a move for Brazil midfielder Paulo Henrique Ganso and could make an £8m winter bid for the 22 year old Santos player

Muggers throttled victims from behind in front of their children, beat them up and robbed them, court told.

Best places along course to watch Team GB athletes compete for gold at the London 2012 Games - without spending a penny.

Bela Chopra took gin to "calm nerves" and apologises - but could be jailed

Footballer gets 10 year sentence after pleading guilty to stabbing his 15-year-old girlfriend at a house in Ampthill, Bedfordshire.