Gary McKinnon

Ruling brings hacker's decade-long legal ordeal to an end.

A judge rules Richard O'Dwyer can be extradited to the US where he is alleged to have breached copyright law.

This week, tech news was dominated by the story of Wikileaks and the consequences of the cables...

Gordon Brown made a personal plea for the hacker to serve his sentence on UK shores, claims latest Wikileaks cable.

Barack Obama and David Cameron have met in Washington to discuss - amongst other things - a solution to the Gary McKinnon extradition.

This week in IT, the iPad finally reaches the UK, uncertainty continues to surround Gary McKinnon’s extradition and Facebook shakes up its privacy con…

In an exclusive interview, the mother of hacker Gary McKinnon explains why she hopes the new coalition Government will save her son from extradition t…

The Deputy Prime Minister has said the Government might not be able to prevent Gary McKinnon's extradition to the US, despite campaigning with the hac…

The new coalition government seems to be good news for the admitted hacker.

Home Secretary says admitted hacker Gary McKinnon should be tried in the US.

Google threatens to quit China, the economy recovers, students get new tech, and more from this week in IT.

NASA Hacker Gary McKinnon has won another reprieve in his battle to avoid extradition to the US to face hacking charges.

More delays face Windows Mobile, Obama finds broadband schemes in the US and more from this week in IT.

Home Office protest pushes for Home Secretary Alan Johnson to reconsider Gary McKinnon's extradition to the US for hacking.

A protest against Gary McKinnon's extradition will take place in front of the Home Office from 12 to 2pm today.

Hacker Gary McKinnon's lawyers have filed a judicial appeal to avoid extradition.

Google backed off, Microsoft won a security apology and more from this week in IT.

Home Secretary Alan Johnson hasn't shifted his opinion over Gary McKinnon's extradition.

It's been a bad week for Gary McKinnon, Sony Ericsson and Wikipedia.

Home Secretary Alan Johnson has refused to take action to keep McKinnon in the UK, despite the admitted hacker's Asperger's Syndrome.

The iPhone moved to Orange and rick-rolled a few users, Bing emerged from beta, and more of this week's news from the wonderful world of IT.

The Home Affairs Select Committee has asked Alan Johnson to consider hacker Gary McKinnon's health.

The Home Secretary is able to stop the clock on Gary McKinnon's case, but he can't rule against the extradition treaty Britain has with the US.