SimCity Problems: Maxis Admits Being 'Dumb'

The makers of the new SimCity game have admitted they were "dumb" for not anticipating the type of demand which shut out gamers this week. The newly-released PC title has infuriated many fans who have been unable to get online to play due to server...

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Falklands: Sky Poll Reveals Nations Divided

By Ian Woods, Senior Correspondent, Falkland Islands Only 15% of Argentinians think Falkland Islanders should have a say in their own future, and a quarter still believe that the islands will one day be governed from Buenos Aires. Those answers,...

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Image Shows Boy Injured In Gang Attack

Police have released an image of a teenage boy's injured face after he was assaulted by a group of men in Manchester. The assault began when three cars pulled up on Briscoe Lane, Newton Heath, last Saturday afternoon before a gang of around 12 men got...

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Egypt: Rival Football Fans Angry Over Verdicts

A hardcore element of Cairo's Al Ahly fan base have stormed and set fire to Egypt's football headquarters after a court aquitted seven out of nine police officials on trial for their alleged role in a deadly stadium riot. A nearby police club in the...

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UN Peacekeepers Freed At Jordanian Border

A group of UN peacekeepers captured by Syrian rebels have been handed to Jordanian authorities at the border. The 21 Filipino peacekeepers were captured by the Martyrs of Yarmouk brigade on the Syrian side of the border south of the village of Jamla,...

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Brian Lynch: Police Warn Over Escaped Killer

By Clare Fallon, Sky Reporter Police say a convicted killer who has escaped from custody in Lancashire could be a risk to the public. Brian Lynch, 44, disappeared while on day release for the first time since he was jailed 25 years ago. He was...

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Abu Qatada Ordered To Be Returned To Jail

A judge has ruled in a special hearing that radical preacher Abu Qatada must remain in custody after being arrested for allegedly breaching bail conditions. The arrest came just days ahead of a new Government attempt to have him deported. "At a telephone...

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Conclave Cardinals Vote With Latin Remote

By Nick Pisa in Vatican City Cardinals taking part in secret discussions ahead of next week's Conclave to elect a new Pope have been using a remote control with buttons in Latin. The state-of-the-art devices have been handed to the so-called "Princes...

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Nelson Mandela In Hospital For Tests

Former South African leader Nelson Mandela has been admitted to hospital for a scheduled medical check-up where he is having tests. It comes just months after Mr Mandela, 94, was treated for a lung infection and gallstones. The government said he was...

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Nigeria Islamists Claim To Have Killed Hostages

The Foreign Office confirms it is looking into claims a Nigerian Islamist group has killed seven foreign hostages. The were taken from the compound of Setraco, a Lebanese construction company, in the town of Jama'are in Bauchi state on February 7. ...

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