Out of the embassy, straight into custody: Assange's court hearing

Julian Assange, wanted by the United States for one of the world's biggest ever security leaks, looked unfazed as he sat in a London court on Thursday, leafing through a book as he waited for proceedings to begin.<div class="feedflare">
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