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Court delays ruling on WikiLeaks 'rapist' Julian Assange

WIKILEAKS founder Julian Assange wanted to "impregnate virgins", according to allegations before the High Court yesterday.

Julian Assange begins extradition challenge

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has launched his High Court bid to block "unfair and unlawful" attempts to extradite him to Sweden to face sexual misconduct allegations.

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America 'violating UN rules' by limiting access to WikiLeaks accused

THE United Nations' torture investigator has accused America of violating its rules by refusing him unfettered access to a soldier accused of passing classified documents to WikiLeaks.

WikiLeaks: Minister feared spies at helm of Russian energy giant

BRITISH anxiety about Russia's tightening grip on Europe's energy supplies is revealed in leaked US diplomatic cables obtained by The Scotsman.

WikiLeaks: UK running out of oil and gas

THE UK could be forced to rely on overseas countries for more than two thirds of its oil and gas supplies due to a "severe" decline in energy production in the North Sea, US diplomatic cables obtained by WikiLeaks have revealed.

Wikileaks: John McCain: Senator issued warning over celebrations

WHEN US senators John McCain and Joe Lieberman were granted an audience with Col Muammar al-Gaddafi in Tripoli just weeks before the release of the Lockerbie bomber, they came to issue a warning.

Wikileaks: Moussa Koussa: Foreign minister held in esteem by US diplomats

THESE days Moussa Koussa is the Libyan rebels' secret weapon as they try to bring down Colonel Muammar al-Gaddafi in a bloody uprising.

Wikileaks: Nurses: Tortured into confessing, later released

IN 1998 a Libyan magazine revealed that the El-Fatih Children's Hospital in Benghazi had the world's highest rate of children who had been infected with HIV while in clinical care. More than 426 infants and young children had been infected. The question was: how?

Wikileaks: Inside story of Megrahi's return home

COLONEL Muammar al-Gaddafi's motive for giving a hero's welcome to freed Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi is revealed today in secret US diplomatic cables obtained by WikiLeaks and seen by The Scotsman.

Wikileaks: US anger at Gordon Brown's Iraq withdrawal

A DAMNING verdict on Gordon Brown's handling of the war in Iraq is revealed in secret US diplomatic cables obtained by WikiLeaks and seen by Scotland on Sunday.

Basra: timeline of UK military involvement in Iraq

2003

Wikileaks: Iraqi premier feared British withdrawal would cause chaos

IRAQ'S prime minister believed British failure to bring order to Basra threatened to have a domino effect in other cities, bringing chaos to Iraq.

Wikileaks: Tories asked to oppose pull-out

THE US government sounded out David Cameron on his willingness to oppose the withdrawal of the UK military from Iraq.

Wikileaks: Gordon Brown 'wanted to undo Tony Blair's Iraq mistake'

US DIPLOMATS believed Gordon Brown wanted to pull troops out of Iraq to show the British public he was "the leader who undid Blair's mistake" in going to war.