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Father of computing, who would have been 100 on 23 June, cracked Nazi's Enigma code at Bletchley Park and studied artificial intelligence.

Lawyers say that as US, UK and European regulators battle to tighten derivatives supervision and rules and prevent a repeat of JP Morgan's 'London Whale' loss, could push businesses to Asia

The skeleton of Tyrannosaurus Bataar, which existed about 70 million years ago mostly in Mongolia in Central Asia in Cretaceous period, was sold for over $1 million in an auction in New York on May 20.

Former boxing champ calls on movie director to help him take one-man show, Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth, to the stage

Olivier Giroud has been linked with a move to Arsenal for a long time and now Montpellier's chief has confirmed that discussions between the two sides are progressing well.

Students claim former science teacher made inappropriate comments and gestures during sex class.

Russia to deploy two naval vessels to Syrian port of Tartus to protect Russian citizens and its naval base there.

Kate Middleton and Prince William planted a hemlock tree in Ottawa, near the tree planted by Princess Diana during her royal tour of Canada with Prince Charles in 1983.

European metals dealer hits back at the hacking collective and denies trading in materials from wartorn DR Congo.

Composer of several cult songs such as Let It Be, Hey Jude, Maybe I’m Amazed, I’m Sixty-Four, Live and let Die and the like, McCartney is the most successful composer and recording artist of all time.

Chelsea have confirmed pre-season tour dates and tickets, ahead of the 2012/13 Premier League campaign

Rajat Gupta was convicted of insider trading. He stood accused of leaking boardroom secrets to his friend, Galleon hedge-fund manager Raj Rajaratnam.

Gupta was found guilty of feeding confidential information to a corporate hedge fund manager.

Australian tourist named Hollie has filed a police report for injuries during club brawl and bottle fight.

One of only six working Apple 1 computers will go under the hammer at Sotheby's and is expected to sell for more than £100,000.

Punch-ups and catfights among the stars prove that even the rich and famous have their boiling point.

A scene from the first season of American television series Game of Thrones showing former US President George W Bush’s severed head has sparked tremendous criticism.

Chris Brown was reportedly bottled after an altercation at New York's famed nightclub, Greenhouse, by rapper Drake.

Elijah Turley, an African-American Employee, in a steel plant in Buffalo, New York, awarded $25 million for damages after being called 'monkey' and 'boy'.

F-Secure boss tells IBTimes UK that fight against cyber-crime is never ending.

Host of celebrities attend New York launch of budding Picasso's first art show

American mobster Henry Hill was immortilised in the movie Goodfellas by Ray Liotta.

Rihanna is speculated to be suffering from personality disorders because of her excessive drinking and exposure. Is Rihanna losing herself?

The Instagram-inspired Socialmatic concept camera has secured funding and will be turned into a real product.

Anonymous claims metals trader Traxys ignoring its own guidelines not to buy from war zones as business in precious minerals goes on.

London falls to 25th position in world rankings, seven places down from its 2011 position, while Birmingham and Belfast move up.

Dozens of South Sudanese migrants have been detained ahead of their deportation, as part of Israeli clampdown on illegal migrants.

From quivering lips to the full waterworks - the stars who got emotional after being honoured for their achievements

All the news as it happens from Apple CEO, Tim Cook's keynote at WWDC 2012 from the Moscone Center in San Francisco.

Research has revealed the creators of the highly complex Flame virus co-operated with the team behind the Stuxnet virus at some point.