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Hacking Investigation And Trial Cost £100m, And It's Not Over

Hacking Investigation And Trial Cost £100m, And It's Not Over

Allegations of phone hacking have led to an unprecedented public spending spree by police and the Crown Prosecution Service contributing to the £100m overall cost of the investigation and trial. Despite the allegations being comparatively minor: listening to celebrity’s voicemails,

Al Gore sells his soul to Big Carbon – again…

Al Gore sells his soul to Big Carbon – again…

Billionaire carbon trader Al Gore has thrown away the last remnants of his credibility by appearing on a platform with Australia’s most notorious mining magnate Clive Palmer to celebrate the end of Australia’s carbon tax. Palmer is also a Senator

Dutch Agency: Glitch in Airplane Autopilot Systems

Dutch Agency: Glitch in Airplane Autopilot Systems

AMSTERDAM (AP) — The Dutch Safety Board, which investigates disasters and potential disasters in the Netherlands, says it has detected a glitch that can cause airplane autopilot systems to respond in a dangerous way when a plane is attempting a

Murray hands Wimbledon lesson to college star

Murray hands Wimbledon lesson to college star

Defending champion Andy Murray handed out a tough Wimbledon lesson to Slovenian grasscourt rookie Blaz Rola on Wednesday. Murray, the third seed, coasted to a 6-1, 6-1, 6-0 mauling of 23-year-old Rola who was playing just the 10th match of

Cameron headed for defeat in EU posts battle

Cameron headed for defeat in EU posts battle

Britain’s David Cameron headed for defeat at an EU summit Thursday after being abandoned by his allies in a battle to block the nomination of Jean-Claude Juncker as European Commission chief. European Union leaders gather at the World War I

Moscow library uncovers vast stash of Soviet era porn

Moscow library uncovers vast stash of Soviet era porn

More than 12,000 pornographic books and pictures have been discovered in “an erotic hell” acquired by the Russian state library during the Soviet era. According to a report in Le Figaro. Japanese erotic prints, “sensual” photographs, pornographic drawings of women

European Police Crackdown on International Tractor Crime Ring

European Police Crackdown on International Tractor Crime Ring

Police from Austria, Germany and the Netherlands have arrested an international gang of tractor thieves, the latest move in a campaign against a Europe-wide countryside crime wave which costs farmers and agricultural equipment dealers millions every year. The gang arrested have