Barely a month since the controversial Digital Economy Bill was rammed through Parliament, a sign of things to come has emerged from Germany.

This week Germany's highest criminal Court ruled that Wi-Fi owners are liable for abuse by a third party in cases where they fail to password-protect their ...

An advisor to boxer Ricky Hatton is suing The Sun newspaper over promoter Frank Warren's column.

Lawyer Gary Williams is fighting for libel damages which he says claimed he encouraged the two-time IBF and IBO light welterweight champion to box at a time which would have put ...

The billion pound banking dynasty is taking on the Daily Mail in the High Court.

Nathaniel Rothschild is suing after a story claimed he fixed a meeting between Lord Peter Mandelson and a Russian oligarch.

Rothschild claims the story entitled:  "Exclusive: Mandelson, an oligarch and a £500m ...

London’s hotels are deifying the tough economic climate and hitting 90% occupancy rates with rising profits.

Room rates rose more than 12% last month to an average £157, bringing in £141 for hoteliers and making them 16% better off than the same time last year.
 
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London’s double decker red buses and the Tower of London have topped UK tourists list as new research proves the pulling power of the Monarchy.

The Royal Family brought in £500m last year, according to VistBritain research.

British culture and heritage made £46bn from 30m overseas visitors with ...

A bus driver accused of refusing two veiled women passage has been cleared by his bosses.

The pair of Muslim students said the “bigoted” driver refused to let them board because they were wearing head scarf’s – however, Metroline have rejected the women’s complaints after studying CCTV footage.

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Half of pregnant women feel under pressure to keep up with celebrity trends Nearly a third of women risk foot health by wearing high heels during pregnancy 66 per cent of pregnant women wear flip flops which lack necessary support.

Pregnant women are ...

"closed: moving beyond petroleum"

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Greenpeace have closed over 40 service stations in the capital, in protest at BP's failure to address the environment damage of the oil spill in Louisiana United States, with banners displaying "closed: moving beyond petroleum".

According ...

Pope Benedict XVI's visit to London will be met with 'Ordain women Now' posters splashed out on the capital's buses.

Protest group, Catholic Women's Ordination has taken out £10,000 of ad space on London buses for a month starting August 30th - the Pope arrives in the UK ...

An ex member of the Metropolitan Police's backroom staff has been detained over leaking details of a VIP protection list.

The 27-year-old is being quizzed for allegedly breaking Section 5 of the Official Secrets Act - it is believed the arrest is connected to a Mail on Sunday ...