British court orders release of files in Britain-Indonesia probe
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A British court has ordered the release of files disclosing payments by a leading British arms company to the daughter of former Indonesian president Suharto, the Guardian newspaper reports.
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British record companies trade association the BPI (British Phonographic Industry) has announced it is to begin a rolling programme of legal action against &#39;major filesharers&#39; who illegally make copyright music available to millions of people across the
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A federal judge ruled yesterday that White House visitor logs created by the Secret Service are public records, and he ordered information involving the visits of nine conservative Christian leaders with Bush administration officials to be released to an advocacy group.
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Â· Appeal judge urges all UK residents to be sampledÂ· No plans to widen records, says PM's spokesman
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Following revelations in The Telegraph, detectives from the Warwickshire and West Midlands police forces have started inquiries into whether the actions of the British
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LONDON -- The High Court in London has ordered Internet service providers to hand over the names and addresses of 28 alleged music pirates to Britain&#39;s trade body for the recording industry.
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Â· Government ordered to give reason for crackdownÂ· President awaits key court ruling on re-election bid
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JAKARTA: President Megawati Sukarnoputri has appealed for the release of two Indonesian women held hostage in Iraq as their captors demanded a militant Indonesian preacher be freed in return.
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Police in Britain are to investigate the fate of UK citizens who have been missing since the tsunami in Asia.
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Scotland Yard hands a file on the death of former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko to prosecutors.
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A federal appeals court said Friday it would release some of the documents it reviewed when deciding to force journalists to testify in the CIA leak investigation.
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A British judge orders the government to explain its travel ban on an ex-Kenyan minister accused of graft.
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British Home Secretary David Blunkett was granted a High Court hearing over access to his ex-lover&#39;s son Friday. Kimberley Quinn had asked the High Court to postpone any hearing
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An outcry arises despite already heavy use of surveillance. Wednesday, Prime Minister Brown announced plans to admit some wiretap material in court.
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A British court on Tuesday backed  demands by relatives of a dead Iraqi hotel worker for an  independent probe into claims he was unlawfully killed and  abused by UK troops detaining him.
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The UN's anti-torture panel has urged Britain to publish the findings of investigations into alleged cases of torture by British forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to a report obtained by AFP.
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Information on court appeals is released after the intervention of Scotland's information commissioner.