Kane Gamble accessed the details of top US security officials from his bedroom in Leicestershire.
It used to be rare but runners in fancy costumes are now a major part of the event and something the organisers encourage.
The dead man had sustained "significant head trauma" but the cause of death is not yet confirmed.
The court heard there had been "simmering tension" between the neighbours.
CCTV pictures capture the moment a man walks off with four phones in front of shop staff.
The media regulator says launching more local TV stations in the UK is not viable.
The court has also refused permission for the parents of the terminally ill toddler to appeal.
Departing Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is described as "one of the greatest" Premier League managers by old rival Sir Alex Ferguson.
The club want to create a "permanent reminder" of Howard Kendall, Colin Harvey and Alan Ball.
David Andrew Jeffers accidentally shot a woman in the vagina at a hotel.
John Tomlin's victim says her 21st birthday "turned into a day where my face was taken away from me".
The BBC journalist who broke the story about the probe into Sir Cliff denies pressurising police.
Questions from those affected by the Windrush immigration row answered by an immigration lawyer.
Commonwealth leaders agree that Prince Charles will be the next head of the organisation, BBC understands.
Giant polystyrene blocks are used to fill a disused railway tunnel in Fife at the Forth Road Bridge.
Two young brothers first launched their toy pirate ship from Peterhead last year and it is now off Guyana.
The winning ticket was bought in Lincolnshire and the owner has until 4 October to make a claim.
Speaker John Bercow was among those who paid tribute to Tessa Jowell, as she returned to the Commons to attend a debate on cancer treatment.
Police said the "slow-moving" pursuit continued for about five miles between Skelton and Redcar.
Former Labour home secretary says the "administrative decision" was made by UK Border Agency officials.
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