South African Zuma wins corruption case appeal

Jacob Zuma, former deputy President of South Africa is now free from his troubles. A South African court has ruled that a corruption case against ruling party leader Jacob Zuma cannot go ahead. Zuma was facing charges of corruption, fraud and money laundering...

Australian ex-priest faces 90 sex assault charges

It is difficult to belive that a priest could be involved in assault charges but a 65 yrs old Australian former catholics priest have been charged with 90 sex assault cases. The former Roman Catholic priest was already facing dozens of charges  of same nature....

18-year-old hacker convicted in New Zealand

Amazing that someone so young could commit such an enormously complex crime."A New Zealand teenager accused of involvement in an international cyber-crimering which skimmed millions of dollars from bank accounts has been convictedof illegal computer hacking.Owen Thor Walker,...

Mitt Romney relating to the Black Community

I dont know WHY this guy thould that would be a good thing to say, I mean, come on.  It's just too funny.

Quinn sent customer details to wrong people

"Quinn Direct has confirmed that it sent personal information to the wrong customers. The insurance company said a computer error in its mailing system allowed 32 customers to receive an information pack containing personal information of other customers. A woman who rang...

ITV puts Comedy Awards on hold

"ITV will not broadcast this year's British Comedy Awards, following alleged irregularities in the event's phone voting. The ceremony will still go ahead in December hosted by Jonathan Ross, but it is understood ITV will not film it. Production company Michael Hurll...

Flash floods hit east coast town

"Houses were evacuated in the east coast resort of Filey after flash flooding left 3ft (0.91m) of water in homes. North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service received about 60 calls from residents and businesses relating to flooding. Meanwhile, the RNLI were called to help a...

Amendment chills press coverage of government activities

"The Senate Judiciary Committee meets today to potentially tack the so-called “Kyl Amendment” onto Section 798 of the Espionage Act, which has been deemed a potential Offical Secrets Act by First Amendment and open government advocates. Senator Jon Kyl (R-AZ) has floated...