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Why al-Qaeda is to blame for WikiLeaks' biggest leak
While US agencies are wrestling to get the genie of secrecy back in the bottle, blame Osama Bin Laden for the WikiLeaks scoop.
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Uncovering the true scale of the WikiLeaks-inspired Anonymous cyber attacks, they were not as bad as we were led to believe, writes Technology Correspondent Benjamin Cohen.
While US agencies are wrestling to get the genie of secrecy back in the bottle, blame Osama Bin Laden for the WikiLeaks scoop.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange arrives at the High Court to learn whether he will be granted bail or left to remain in prison pending extradition proceedings next year.
WikiLeaks editor Julian Assange has told Channel 4 News there is an “ongoing attempt” by the US to extradite him and a “clear abuse of process” by Sweden. It follows his release on bail in London.
Vaughan Smith tells Channel 4 News why he offered his home as a bail address for Julian Assange, as it is announced the appeal against the WikiLeaks founder being granted bail will be heard tomorrow
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is granted conditional bail but remains in custody after what his lawyer told Channel 4 News was a “vindictive campaign” by Swedish prosecutors.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is granted conditional bail but remains in custody after what his lawyer told Channel 4 News was a “vindictive campaign” by Swedish prosecutors.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will ask to be granted bail when he appears before City of Westminster Magistrates’ Court for a second time today.
The latest WikiLeaks cable reveals fears of anti-Catholic violence in the UK after the Pope offered to accept conservative Anglicans into the Roman Catholic church.
As hackers claim to have brought down Mastercard’s website in revenge for the firm suspending services WikiLeaks, Julian Rush explains what “Distributed Denial Of Service” really means.
The arrest of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has sparked a media scrum – but the charge against him is not for spying nor stealing documents. He is wanted for questioning in connection with rape, unlawful coercion and sexual molestation, writes Jonathan Rugman.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is refused bail after appearing in a London court over sex crime allegations originating in Sweden. His lawyer tells Channel 4 News that “darker forces” are at work.
Krishnan Guru-Murthy on claims that Downing Street didn’t have much to do with the US Embassy and dealt direct with the White House.
The DA Notice committee has told Channel 4 News that Wikileaks’ publication of a list of foreign infrastructures “critical” to US national security is not as damaging as it may have first seemed.
Channel 4 News learns that Britain’s serious crime agency is expecting an arrest warrant application from Sweden for WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.