A British man accused of hacking into computer systems of the US military and Nasa on Wednesday lost his appeal against extradition to face trial.
The BBC was fined £400 000 pounds on Wednesday after a string of top television and radio shows faked winners of their competitions.
David McGoran cradles his baby in his arms. As he looks down into its big, dark eyes, it turns its head towards him and blinks.
Ashwell Prince could have excelled at soccer given his belief that he has the temperament of Paul Scholes and the pace of Michael Owen.
Fast bowler Steve Harmison’s return to the England team was put on hold when he was left out of the starting eleven for the third Test against SA.
Liverpool have signed striker Robbie Keane from Premier League rivals Tottenham on a four-year deal.
SA quick Andre Nel has insisted he will keep ”Gunther”, the nickname for his aggressive on-field personality, under control in the third Test.
South Africa coach Mickey Arthur has no doubts Andre Nel can fill the gap left by the injured Dale Steyn.
Max Mosley says he is considering taking libel and legal action against media outlets across Europe over reports of an orgy he took part in.
I must endeavour not to be a bad person because that would increase my chances of being reincarnated as the lowest form of life — a male vegetarian.
When he wakes up on Sunday morning, Gary McKinnon will be 72 hours from learning whether he is on the fast track to a 60-year prison sentence.
The 2015 World Cup must be held outside a rugby union stronghold if the sport is serious about becoming a truly global game, according to a report.
An Anglican version of the Holy Office — the Vatican body responsible for endorsing doctrine — has been proposed to resolve ongoing rows.
SA fast bowler Dale Steyn, who has a broken left thumb, will miss the third Test and is doubtful for the fourth Test against England.
The Labour Party lost one of its safest seats on Friday, deepening doubts about Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s ability to win the next election.
A painter and decorator has been fined for breaching Britain’s smoking ban — by puffing on a cigarette in his own van, he said on Friday.
With injuries behind him, Mbulaeni Mulaudzi is confident of making an impact at the London Grand Prix at the Crystal Palace Stadium on Saturday.
Motorsport chief Max Mosley won his privacy case on Thursday against a UK newspaper that alleged he took part in a Nazi-themed sadomasochistic orgy.
Anne Darwin, wife of the UK canoeist who faked his own death to claim life-insurance money, was found guilty of fraud on Wednesday.
A trio of former England captains has spoken out after the country’s 10-wicket thrashing at the hands of SA in the second Test.
Five Britons who were jailed for life for plotting al-Qaeda-inspired bomb attacks across Britain lost appeals against their convictions on Wednesday.
Victory against England on Monday gave Graeme Smith his 28th victory in 59 Tests as SA captain, surpassing Hansie Cronje’s mark of 27 wins.
SA captain Graeme Smith said his side ”played the big moments better” after a crushing 10-wicket victory over England in the second Test on Monday.
Taking discarded copper pipes was once the preserve of the petty thief, but now there’s big money in copper theft, reports Aida Edemariam from London.
South African photographer Alistair Allen has made
it big in Britain by hobnobbing with London’s beautiful people, writes Jeremy Kuper.
England’s batsmen continued to struggle on the third day of the second Test, reaching 50-2 in their second innings on Sunday.
SA’s Makhaya Ntini took two key wickets after AB de Villiers’s hundred put the Proteas into a commanding position in the second Test on Sunday.
Padraig Harrington became the first European in over a century to retain the Open Championship title with a gutsy final round on Sunday.
AB de Villiers continued to defy England’s attack with an unbeaten century at tea on the third day of the second Test on Sunday.
Rewired Greg Norman emerged from a day of high winds and high drama at Royal Birkdale on Saturday to lead the Open Championship after three rounds.
Ashwell Prince’s second hundred in as many matches against England helped give SSA a significant first-innings lead in the second Test on Saturday.
An Ashwell Prince century took SA past England’s modest total as they went to tea on day two of the second Test on 262-4 at Headingley on Saturday.