LONDON (Reuters) -British retail tycoon Philip Green on Tuesday lost a legal case against the United Kingdom over the use of ...

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A prominent American academic working in Thailand has been charged with insulting the monarchy, in a rare case of a foreign ...

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Retail tycoon Sir Philip Green's battle for privacy has ended in a humiliating European Court of Human Rights defeat.