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China's internet censors have blocked searches linked to an ongoing protest in the village of Wukan in Guandong province, the BBC reports.

Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has branded US Senator John McCain “crazy” and claimed he has “blood on his hands”.

Popstar Miley Cyrus takes to Twitter to deny claims that she went under the knife and says that she is all natural

Manchester United midfield Ryan Giggs is the natural candidate to follow Gary Speed as Wales boss, according to former international Malcolm Allen.

Free Windows Phones will be given away to five Android users who share the worst malware horror stories, Ben Rudolph has said.

Tens of thousands of Hamas supporters, waving the militant movement's flags, gathered in Gaza to celebrate the 24th anniversary of the founding of the group, which was also relayed on Twitter.

An unairbrushed behind the scenes photograph of Lindsay Lohan during her Playboy photo-shoot has surfaced online just days after her infamous Playboy cover was leaked.

The NBC star invited two blonde girls back to his martial suite while Kim Kardashian is away.

Fans were left in reeling when Angelea Preston was disqualified from America's Next Top Model: All Stars in the eleventh hour leaving Lisa D'Amato to take the crown.

James Murdoch has admitted that he received an email revealing the practices of phone hacking but denies having read “the whole chain” which would have revealed that News of the World journalists were illegally accessing voice messages from people’s phones.

Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher is taking an ‘extended break’ from football due to a chronic stomach illness, the club has confirmed.

Brand research consultancy Millward Brown reveals the digital media predictions for 2012.

Razan Ghazzawi, an outspoken critic of the Assad regime, was detained by Syrian authorities on her way to a conference on media freedom in Amman.

Following marathon talks, the UN climate change conference agreed on a deal to legally bind the world's largest carbon emitters.

X Factor contestants Little Mix have made history after becoming the first group to win the ITV talent show.

Sprinter James Ellington, who put himself up for auction on eBay, claims a lack of financial support for athletes could weaken Britain's chances at the London 2012 Olympics.

There have been rumours that the pair are dating for some time.

Moscow is poised to host the biggest rally of its recent history as tens of thousands of Russians are expected to protest against the parliamentary election's results.

The Nothing Compare To You singer has tied the knot again but what other celebrities are no strangers to getting hitched

The British National Party has sent Emma West a message of support following their appearance at her magistrates' court hearing this week and are defending her actions as "supporting free speech against immigration policy".

The incident has exposed the lack of safety measures that are supposed to be in place in establishments that handle large numbers of people.

One dedicated FIFA 12 player has uploaded a video to YouTube of England and Liverpool target man Andy Carroll kissing in the game in what gamers have called the ‘FIFA Sex Tape.’

A new Twitter game has branded London Mayor Boris Johnson as more of a party animal than Jordan.

Google has announced Currents, its much-anticipated rival to the hugely popular personalised magazine application, Flipboard and it's available now for Android, iPhone and iPad.

Twitter has launched an entirely new update to its website, as well as the iPhone, Android and TweetDeck applications. We've had a play with the new TweetDeck for Mac, and here's what we think.

Somalia's militant Islamist group al-Shabab has taken its war against the Somali government and Kenyan troops to the next level by setting up a Twitter account.

Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshire has targeted a return to action in the New Year as he continues his recovery from injury.

Twitter has launched a comprehensive overhaul to the social networking site, including updates to the website interface, as well as the iPhone, Android and Tweetdeck applications.

With Anonymous AnonOps site being born exactly one year ago, the International Business Times UK takes you through three of the collective’s best moments to date.

The operator will spend £1.5bn over the next three years to upgrade its existing technology to prepare for the rollout of 4G technology