More movies head to Sony's PSP
Movies Open Water and Saw are among those to be made available for Sony's PSP games console. Film studio Lions Gate entertainment has announced an initial list of 12 movies that wi…
Wilkinson return 'unlikely'
Jonny Wilkinson looks set to miss the whole of the 2005 RBS Six Nations. England's World Cup-winning fly-half said last …
Teenagers to be allowed to be MPs
Teenagers will be able to become MPs under plans unveiled by ministers. In a written statement, Constitutional Affairs M…
Britney attacks 'false tabloids'
Pop star Britney Spears has attacked "false" and "desperate" US tabloid magazines, questioning their honesty after they …
Quake's economic costs emerging
Asian governments and international agencies are reeling at the potential economic devastation left by the Asian tsunami…
UK broadband gets speed injection
Broadband's rapid rise continues apace as speeds gear up a notch. An eight megabit service has been launched by internet…
Yeading face Newcastle in FA Cup
Premiership side Newcastle United face a trip to Ryman Premier League leaders Yeading in the FA Cup third round. The gam…
Tutu's Guantanamo release call
Archbishop Desmond Tutu has called for the release of the remaining inmates at Guantanamo …
Wife Swap makers sue US 'copycat'
The British producers of US Wife Swap are taking legal action against a show they claim is…
Orange colour clash set for court
A row over the colour orange could hit the courts after mobile phone giant Orange launched…
Napster offers rented music to go
Music downloading, for those that have rejected the free peer to peer services, can be a c…
McLeish ready for criticism
Rangers manager Alex McLeish accepts he is going to be criticised after their disastrous U…
How political squabbles snowball
It's become commonplace to argue that Blair and Brown are like squabbling school kids and …
Lasting influence of legend Charles
Ray Charles, who has won a string of posthumous Grammy Awards, belonged to a pioneering ge…
Split-caps pay £194m compensation
Investors who lost money following the split-capital investment trust scandal are to recei…
Game firm holds 'cast' auditions
Video game firm Bioware is to hold open auditions for people to become cast members for fu…
Chepkemei joins Edinburgh line-up
Susan Chepkemei has decided she is fit enough to run in next month's Great Edinburgh Inter…
Brown visits slum on Africa trip
Chancellor Gordon Brown has visited Kenya's biggest shantytown as he opened a week-long vi…
Paraguay novel wins US book prize
A novel set in 19th century Paraguay has won the $10,000 (£5,390) fiction prize at the US …
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