Three former directors at the technology group iSoft were yesterday cleared of defrauding the company’s investors.

Four Sikh separatists tried to slash the throat of a retired Indian general in a revenge attack carried out on the streets of London, a court heard today.

The first man to be charged in the police inquiry prompted by claims into disgraced TV presenter Jimmy Savile has denied a string of sex offences.

Attack comes after a painting of the Queen by Ralph Heimans was vandalised with spray paint in Westminster Abbey

Attack comes after a painting of the queen by Ralph Heimans was vandalised with spray paint in Westminster Abbey

Constable's masterpiece The Hay Wain has been attacked by a protester in the National Gallery.

Two MI5 officers disobeyed instructions to stay apart from each other and held a secret rendezvous to watch the espionage film Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, a court heard.

Constance Briscoe, 56, a part-time judge who shot to prominence with a misery memoir about her early life, was charged on June 12

IT consultant exposed by The Independent admits human trafficking and voyeurism

Comedian was arrested in November under the "Savile and others" strand and then re-arrested in April, under the strand unrelated to Savile

Andy Coulson, the former Downing Street director of communications, has appeared in court in Scotland charged with perjury.

A hacker with the notorious “hacktivist” collective LulzSec is to be released “imminently” despite being found with more than 170 indecent images of children as young as six months.

Father-of-two is accused of running website that offered to pay women's university fees in exchange for sex

Some of the high quality fake currency might still be in circulation say police