Media giant Viacom has paid out $3.5m (£1.8m) to end investigations into indecency in its US radio and TV shows.…
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Georgia plans hidden asset pardon
Georgia is offering a one-off ‘tax amnesty’ to people who hid their earnings under the regime of former president Eduard…
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Mobiles double up as bus tickets
Mobiles could soon double up as travel cards, with Nokia planning to try out a wireless ticket system on German…
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Desailly backs Blues revenge trip
Marcel Desailly insists there is no chance of history repeating itself when Chelsea take on Barcelona on Wednesday. The French…
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School sport ‘is back’, says PM
Tony Blair has promised that “sport is back” as a priority for schools. The prime minister launched a £500m initiative…
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Chris Evans back on the market
Broadcaster Chris Evans has begun selling thousands of his possessions from a stall in Camden Market, London. Evans perched on…
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India and Russia in energy talks
India and Russia are to work together in a series of energy deals, part of a pact which could see…
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Halo 2 heralds traffic explosion
The growing popularity of online gaming could spell problems for net service firms, warns network monitoring company Sandvine. It issued…
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Lennon brands Rangers favourites
Celtic’s Neil Lennon admits Rangers could be considered “slight favourites” for the Old Firm CIS Cup clash, but insists his…
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Clarke defends terror detentions
The home secretary has defended his decision not to release foreign terror suspects despite a legal ruling their detention breached…
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