Britain's Supreme Court has restored a £17.5 million ($29 million) settlement between Michael Prest, the founder of Nigerian oil firm Petrodel, and his ex-wife Yasmin. Its decision is seen as ending legal arrangements that amounted to a ''cheats' charter''.
War of words over anti-aircraft missiles could escalate
Israel would rather destroy the S-300 system than see it in Syrian hands, writes Sheera Frenkel from Jerusalem.
Snowden claims US hacking China
Edward Snowden, the self-confessed leaker of secret surveillance documents, claims the US has mounted massive hacking operations against hundreds of Chinese targets since 2009.
Mugabe sets date for election, triggering new row
Zimbabwe was plunged into fresh political crisis on Thursday as Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai vowed to fight a unilateral decision by President Robert Mugabe to hold elections on July 31.
Fake fingers help ex-yakuza lead lawful life
Ex-CIA leaker Snowden resurfaces in Hong Kong
Living in a state of surveillance
Iran's hardliners dominate polling
On the eve of their presidential election, moderates and reformists in Iran are coalescing behind Hassan Rouhani, a cleric and former nuclear negotiator, as their best hope of staving off a divided field of conservatives.
Peace breaks out but anger remains as Erdogan vows zero tolerance
An uneasy calm has returned to Istanbul's protest square after running clashes between riot police and protesters, as Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan vowed zero tolerance for the mass demonstrations.
High-tech chess cheats keep experts wondering at next move
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Man charged with arson over Ringwood East fire
A MAN has been charged with deliberately setting a unit alight in Ringwood East last Tuesday night.
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