November 28th 2008
New Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis today vowed the Gunners ‘will not be Disney-fied’ and hinted they will continue to repel any attempts at a takeover.
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November 28th 2008
A man accused of gunning down his estranged wife and a man in a church frequented by Indian immigrants said he would’ve killed everyone in the building if he’d had a machine gun, a prosecutor said.
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November 28th 2008
The good. Kevin Pietersen scored England’s first century in 14 one-day internationals. Now the bad. It was not nearly enough and England finished up beaten, battered and bruised.
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November 28th 2008
Sir Alex Ferguson was right to identify Villarreal’s tactic of ’systematic’ foul tackles on Cristiano Ronaldo but what can a referee do about it if other teams adopt the same approach?
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November 28th 2008
Newcastle keeper Steve Harper is still waiting for the club to open talks on a new deal. Like Michael Owen and Nicky Butt, the 33-year-old is out of contract at the end of the season.
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November 28th 2008
Living standards for families suffered their biggest fall in 25 years last year, official figures show. An average household spends £459.20 a week on everything it buys - £9 less than it could afford in 2006.
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November 28th 2008
Teenage thieves, vandals, muggers and burglars will escape any punishment if they agree to say sorry ‘on the spot’ under a proposed scheme.
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November 28th 2008
British American Tobacco PLC said it stands to get 1.2 billion pounds worth of overpaid taxes back after a high court ruling in the company’s favor on Thursday.
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November 28th 2008
The taxpayer faces a £100billion tax bombshell that could cost every man woman and child £1,600, the Tories have claimed.
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November 28th 2008
Germans are in line to receive €500 (£423) “consumption vouchers” to be spent across the country, as the government considers the scheme to stimulate its economy.
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