A German court has upheld a man’s right to break wind in public after he was fined 900 euros for farting twice in front of a police officer.
The man, named only as Christoph S., broke wind twice in front of the female police officer in February 2016, landing him with the huge fine as he was...
A 30-year-old blogger and photographer has been sentenced to death in Iran for "insulting the prophet of Islam" on Facebook, drawing renewed attention to the country's notorious human rights record. The man, Soheil Arabi, was convicted in a Tehran criminal court in August after admitting to...
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Australian musician appears in New Zealand court after raid at home in Tauranga on the North Island.
The AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd has been charged in New Zealand with attempting to procure murder, threatening to kill and possession of drugs.
The 60-year-old was the subject of a raid on the North...
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A man arrested over "a sick joke" about Ebola on a Dublin-bound plane has been told to pay 2,500 euros (£1,963) to charity to avoid a criminal conviction.
Roberto Binaschi, 56, from Italy, was arrested at Dublin Airport on Thursday.
He had written "Attenzione Ebola" on the lid of a disposable...
Exclusive Ron Paul interview with Lavabit Ladar Levison discusses the implications of National Security Letters and NSA surveillance
Lavabit is an email service founded in 2004 that suspended operations in August 2013. It is owned and operated by Ladar Levison.
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A tired German bank worker fell asleep on his keyboard, turning a minor money transfer into a 222 million euro (£189 million) transaction, a court heard on Monday.
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We will finally know one way or the other what awaits Dr. Conrad Murray !
The verdict will be given some time this afternoon . In the UK it is now evening but in America it is there afternoon .
Conrad Murray trial: Jury reaches verdict in manslaughter trial of Michael Jackson's doctor | Mail Online