'Sleazy Michael' wins obscenity trial over fisting DVDs

One-Minute Read Fri 6 Jan, AT 16:18

Campaigners delighted over acquittal of escort, which could have a 'seismic' impact on the law

Vive la justice: Chirac is convicted for corruption

One-Minute Read Thu 15 Dec, AT 13:13

What the French are saying about their former head of state being found guilty of embezzlement

'Cowardice of politicians' forces BBC woman to die at Dignitas

One-Minute Read Thu 8 Dec, AT 08:46

Cancer patient's last letter slams British law which prevented her from dying in the country of her birth

Prosecutor describes night of Stephen Lawrence murder

One-Minute Read Wed 16 Nov, AT 09:57

Eighteen years after a black teenager was stabbed to death, two men are on trial for murder

What is the Leveson Inquiry - and will there be fireworks?

Briefing Mon 14 Nov, AT 15:48

An inquiry into the behaviour of the media has begun, and Twitter could prove the star attraction

Cleared: man who filmed sex to judge his performance

One-Minute Read Fri 11 Nov, AT 16:01

Time and motion expert cleared of voyeurism after explaining why he filmed himself and his girlfriend

Second Murdoch grilling fails to serve up meaty answers

Talking Point Fri 11 Nov, AT 12:57

We may not know the truth about Murdoch but MPs mislead the public all the time

Tom Watson accuses James Murdoch of Mafia activities

Thu 10 Nov, AT 12:12 The Mole

'You must be the first Mafia boss in history who didn't know he was running a criminal enterprise'

European Arrest Warrants: unjust and ripe for reform?

Briefing Wed 2 Nov, AT 15:08

Why MPs are campaigning for reform of a law that fast-tracks the extradition of Britons to EU countries

Julian Assange loses appeal against Swedish extradition

Analysis Wed 2 Nov, AT 11:02

WikiLeaks boss could take case to Supreme Court if he can prove it is of 'public importance'

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