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[...] WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange outside Beccles police station in Suffolk, which he has to visit every day as one of the [...]

[...] As Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, continues his battle again extradition today, Telegraph.co.uk [...]

[...] WIKILEAKS founder Julian Assange has been named “Man of the Year” by France’s Le Monde newspaper, one of the five publications [...]

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[...] looks at how he ended up in a British courtroom. What is the allegation against Julian Assange? Mr Assange was accused of assaulting two women, Miss A and Miss W, on separate occasions during a 10-day [...]

[...] of article three of the European convention on human rights. It is submitted that there is a real risk that, if extradited to Sweden, the US will seek his extradition and/or illegal rendition to the [...]

[...] of thousands of leaked US Embassy cables. The skeleton argument states: “There is a real risk that, if extradited to Sweden, the US will seek his extradition and/or illegal rendition to the [...]

[...] little earlier by Assange’s legal team: • Assange’s lawyers dispute that the Swedish prosecutor has the authority to issue a European arrest warrant in the case, citing a [...]

[...] Warrant for his extradition to Sweden The first case against Mr Assange was dropped by one Swedish prosecutor due to a lack of evidence. The case was later revived, which his supporters claim is [...]

[...] Paddington on 6 and 7 February, so he does not have so far to travel. Robertson said Assange’s legal team was collecting evidence from further witnesses in Sweden, but the judge said the authorities [...]

[...] , helping Assange “defend [himself] and to keep WikiLeaks afloat”. Assange’s legal team have stated fears that the Wikileaks founder would not receive a fair trial in Sweden, [...]

[...] ’s office made clear they did plan to charge the Australian if he is extradited. His legal team also argue that Mr Assange’s life will be in danger if he is extradited to Sweden. They [...]

12.45pm: A quick summary of the defence argument, which was posted a little earlier by Assange’s legal team: • Assange’s lawyers dispute tha [...]

[...] to Sweden and vowed that WikiLeaks would continue its work. After the hearing at Belmarsh magistrates court, Assange said he was “happy about today’s outcome” and said the skeleton argument he [...]

[...] London judge has ruled. Howard Riddle, the chief magistrate, delivered his ruling at at Belmarsh magistrates court hearing in London. Assange will have seven days to appeal the decision or face [...]

[...] of what in Swedish law is termed “minor rape”. He has not been charged but Swedish prosecutors are keen to return him to the country for questioning. They have issued a [...]

[...] the women. But he said it had been “sub-selected” and not placed properly in context. Swedish prosecutors have demanded that he return to Sweden to face further questions about the [...]

[...] are looking for evidence that would help them bring conspiracy charges against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, according to the New York Times. Prosecutors are looking for anything that would [...]

[...] Mr. Assange should be executed source and more: http://www.guardian.co.uk/ image: Wikileaks founder Julian Assange arrives at Belmarsh Magistrates’ Court in London, 11 January 2011. Photograph: Toby [...]

[...] that there is a real risk that, if extradited to Sweden, the US will seek his extradition and/or illegal rendition to the USA, where there will be a real risk of him being detained at Guantanamo [...]

[...] : “There is a real risk that, if extradited to Sweden, the US will seek his extradition and/or illegal rendition to the USA, where there will be a real risk of him being detained at Guantánamo [...]

As Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, continues his battle again extradition today, Telegraph.co.uk looks at how he ended up in a British court [...]