Jailed Pakistan pacer Mohammad Asif's lawyers are set to appeal against his conviction in the spot-fixing scam and if successful, it could lead to his release from prison.

Jailed for a year by Southw

England captain Andrew Strauss has called ICC's anti-corruption unit a ‘toothless tiger’ as he feels it shouldn't have taken a tabloid sting to expose the spot-fixing scam that led to the jailing of t

A South African couple found out that they are brother and sister when their parents met just before their wedding.

The engaged couple, who met while studying at the University of Technology in Nelsp

A cleaning woman in a German museum who mistook a valuable sculpture for a stain has damaged it beyond repair.

The installation by Martin Kippenberger called When It Starts Dripping From the Ceiling

The Football Association (FA) has confirmed that it will be appealing UEFA's three-match ban against striker Wayne Rooney, who received a red card in England's Euro football qualifier against Monteneg

Three Pakistani cricketers, Salman Butt, Mohammed Asif and Mohammed Amir, were sentenced to jail terms by Justice Jeremy Cooke at Southwark crown court on Thursday morning.

1. The gravamen of the offences committed by all four of you is the corruption in which you engaged in a pastime, the very name of which used to be associated with fair dealing on the sporting field.

Gay couples in Britain will be allowed to wed in churches by the end of this year, a minister has said.

Equalities Minister Lynne Featherstone has promised that by the end of this year, vicars in chu

A 'Star Wars' fan was jailed for life on Thursday after murdering his wife in an attack sparked by fury over a 'destroyed toy collection'.

Briton Rickie La-Touche, 30, told the court that he suffocat

Six months after his death, a new book has claimed that Osama bin Laden was shot dead within 90 seconds of the beginning of a raid on his Pakistani hideout by US commandos, and not killed after a 45-m