| Cheryl, Ashley officially divorced British singer Cheryl Cole's marriage to soccer ace Ashley was officially declared dead Friday, when they were granted a... | |
| L.A. Galaxy boss says won't rush Becks back into action L.A. Galaxy boss Bruce Arena has said that he has no plans to rush England football star David Beckham back into... |
| England must stick with Coach Capello: Gerrard England skipper Steven Gerrard has said that FA should back coach Fabio Capello, as team set off for the Euro... |
| Hamilton eyeing Italian Grand Prix to boost F1 title hopes British Formula One ace Lewis Hamilton is eyeing next weekend's Italian Grand Prix, saying that victory at Monza would give his title hopes a major... |
| FIFA experts praise England striker Wayne Despite being heavily criticised for his lethargic performances in South Africa, FIFA's technical study group has come out in praise of England striker Wayne Rooney describing him as 'hard-working and... |
| Capello delighted about Rooney's current form England manager Fabio Capello has expressed delight over England striker Wayne Rooney's form ahead of Friday's opening Euro 2012 qualifier against... |
| Formula milk has 40 times more aluminium than breast milk Formula baby milk can have 40 times more aluminium than breast milk -- which may have an adverse affect on... |
| Tony Blair 'worried for Princess Di' when she started dating Dodi Fayed Tony Blair, the former British Prime Minister, has admitted that he was "worried for Princess Diana" when she started dating multi-millionaire playboy Dodi Fayed after splitting from Prince... |
| Roger Moore lands role in 'Benidorm' 'James Bond' legend Roger Moore has landed a role in the British television comedy-drama... |
| Edinburgh 'best place to visit in UK' Edinburgh has been named Britain's best city in an annual poll compiled by a leading travel industry... |
| Dead pigeons, boa constrictor among top weird finds at UK airports Dead pigeons, pet boa constrictor-these are some of the animals people have tried to smuggle into the UK, according to reports. he UK Border Agency (UKBA) has published a list of its strangest finds following the discovery of the birds at Gatwick Airport last... |
| England pacer Graham Onions out of Ashes series due to back surgery England fast bowler Graham Onions has been ruled out of the forthcoming Ashes series against Australia after being told that he will have to undergo surgery to fix a back... |
| Spot fixing case: Strauss, Collingwood comfortable with Pak players out of tour party England Players' Union chief Angus Porter has revealed that captain Andrew Strauss, Twenty20 skipper Paul Collingwood and the rest of the squad were desperate to see that the three Pakistan players Salman Butt, Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Aamer did not to play for their side for the rest of the tour following the leveling of spot fixing charges against... |
| 'Islam's biggest rock star' donating music profits to help Pak flood victims British singer-songwriter Sami Yusuf, dubbed 'Islam's biggest rock star' by Time magazine, has decided to donate profits from his latest single to help Pakistan flood... |
| PCB, Pak High Commission in UK preparing strong defence for 'tainted' players The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the Pakistan High Commission (PHC) in UK is reportedly working with a team of legal experts to prepare a strong defence for the 'tainted' players embroiled in the 'spot-fixing'... |
| The great grandmom who fought a mugger A great grandmother in Britain became so angry when she got mugged that she pinned the man against a wall and demanded that he return her purse. 'I'm no spring chicken,' she declared... |
| Victoria Beckham nominated for fashion award Former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham has been shortlisted for the British Fashion Council's (BFC) Designer Brand of the... |
| ECB chief offers to help Pakistan, but ICC yet to give backing The chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board, Giles Clarke, has offered to help restructure Pakistan cricket in the wake of the illegal betting scandal after England successfully pressed for the three players under police investigation to be withdrawn from the one-day... |
| Brit-Indian Sikh shopkeeper was battered to death with wine bottle, court told Indian-origin shopkeeper, Gurmail Singh, was battered to death in his own shop by a gang of robbers in Britain's Cowcliffe area of Huddersfield, after he denied giving away his 'hard-earned money' to them, West Yorkshire, prosecutor Adrian Waterman told Bradford Crown Court on... |
| Tony Blair's memoirs 'smash sales records' Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair's autobiography 'A Journey' has broken sales records, say... |
| Katy Perry says she can't wait to become British American singer Katy Perry says she will apply to become a citizen of the UK as soon as she weds Russell... |
| Drunk driver takes wrong turn - ends up in police car park A drunk motorist in Britain was nabbed by police after he took a wrong turn and went straight into the car park of the police... |
Hawking says God did not create universeA new book written by famous British physicist, Stephen Hawking, claims that God did not create the universe and the "big bang" was an inevitable consequence of the laws of... |
| Two more stars pullout from CWG citing fatigue Two-time European champion long distance runner Mo Farah of England and 800 metres world record holder David Rudisha of Kenya Friday joined the growing list of star athletes skipping the Oct 3-14 Commonwealth... |
| Spot fixing: Pak envoy slams ICC for suspending players facing police probe Pakistan's High Commissioner to Britain has attacked the International Cricket Council (ICC) for suspending three Pakistan cricket team players, who are at the center of spot-fixing... |
| Blair does not rule out return to UK politics Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has indicated that he is willing to take up another post, saying that he is a public service... |
| Platini says England could lose WC 2018 bid to less wealthy nations UEFA president and former French football star Michel Platini has warned England that its bid for hosting the 2018 World Cup could go up in smoke, given FIFA's habit of choosing less wealthy nations as... |
| Pak envoy to UK launches diatribe against ICC suspension of 'tainted' players Pakistan's Ambassador to UK, Wajid Shamsul Hasan, has slammed the International Cricket Council for suspending the three players accused of 'spot-fixing' in the Lord's Test against... |
| Fabio Capello flummoxed by 'God and monster' conundrum following WC debacle England manager Fabio Capello has admitted that before the World Cup in South Africa, he was seen as a God, but following his team's disastrous performance in the tournament, he is now being regarded a... |
| ICC charges three Pakistan players under Anti-Corruption Code The International Cricket Council has charged three Pakistan players with various offences under Article 2 of the ICC Anti-Corruption Code for Players and Player Support Personnel relating to alleged irregular behavior during, and in relation to, the fourth Test between England and Pakistan at Lord's last... |
| Tony Blair opens up about 'passionate' French love affair Former British PM Tony Blair has revealed how he had a passionate affair with a woman in France when he was... |
| Warning over primary school cuts Sep 3 2010 A surge in the number of four-year-olds will require primary schools to find an extra 350,000 places over the next four years, at a time when education spending is set to be cut by up to... |
| Blair's pride over Northern Ireland Sep 3 2010 Tony Blair has claimed the Northern Ireland peace process was one of the few times in politics he felt proud. In his first live television interview since his memoirs were published, Mr... |
| Media warned: leave Hague alone Sep 3 2010 A long-standing friend and political colleague of William Hague called on the press to "back off", branding coverage of the Foreign Secretary's personal life "contemptible". ... |
| Ex-MI6 man jailed for secrets sale Sep 3 2010 A former member of MI6 who tried to sell secrets for £2 million has been sentenced to 12 months in jail. However Daniel Houghton, 25, will be released almost immediately because he... |
| British Man Accused of Selling Missile Parts To Iran del.icio.us A British man has appeared in court in London, accused of trying to sell missile parts to Iran in breach of international sanctions. Wealthy golf club president Christopher Tappin... |
| Defoe hat-trick helps England defeat Bulgaria England 4-0 BulgariaJermain Defoe claimed the first England hat-trick at the new Wembley but before his second goal Bulgaria had come close to... |
| Hurricane Earl sideswipes NC's Outer Banks, then takes aim at New England; Cape Cod threatened CHATHAM, Mass. - A weakening but still dangerous Hurricane Earl steamed toward the gray-shingled cottages and fishing villages of Cape Cod on Friday, disrupting people's vacations on the unofficial... |
| Hurricane Earl aims for New England A weakening but still dangerous Hurricane Earl steamed toward the grey-shingled cottages and fishing villages of Cape Cod, disrupting people's holidays on the unofficial final weekend of the short... |
| British Council seeks Turkish TV, film entrepreneurs The British Council is inviting young people working in the film, TV and animation sectors to showcase their entrepreneurial flair in a new competition. ‘Finalists may be very active and... |
| England's win over Bulgaria entitles Fabio Capello to benefit of doubt | Paul Wilson England 's lines were as straight as the creases in newly pressed trousers. That said, England did not play in straight lines, as has sometimes been the case, so perhaps Capello deserves the benefit... |
| England cruise past Bulgaria The striker's first treble for England and a late strike from Manchester City youngster Adam Johnson sealed the Group G points for Fabio Capello's side, who were desperate to bounce back from a... |
| Defoe treble gets England off to winning start London - Three goals from Jermain Defoe and one form Adam Johnson were enough to get England's Euro 2012 qualifying campaign off to a winning start as they beat Bulgaria 4-0 at Wembley.England lost... |
| England 4-0 Bulgaria: Defoe hat-trick Updated: September 3, 2010, 8:00 AM BST Jermain Defoe gave the surgeon's knife a swerve and instead carved up Bulgaria with his first England hat-trick to bring a smile back to Fabio Capello's... |
| Earl Upsets Travels, Weakens, on Way to New England Sept. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Hurricane Earl, weakening as it moves north toward New England and Canada, disrupted air and rail travel and lashed North Carolina’s Outer Banks with wind and... |
| N Ireland secure win in Slovenia Substitute Corry Evans scored with his first touch as Northern Ireland made a fine start to the Euro 2012 qualifiers.Slovenia squandered a host of chances in the first half with Milivoje Novakovic... |
| Defoe fires England to perfect start Jermain Defoe gave the surgeon's knife a swerve and instead carved up Bulgaria with his first England hat-trick to bring a smile back to Fabio Capello's face. Defoe put off a groin operation... |
| Potential phone-hacking victims put alleged police failures in spotlight Lawyers are looking at thousands of potential claims against Scotland Yard for its alleged failure to conduct effective investigations into allegations of unlawful phone interceptions.The Guardian... |
| Rich, famous and depressed: Coppola's second take on celebrity life Venice film festival , turned the spotlight on celebrity. But while the images of actors and directors arriving at the festival are heady with high glamour, in Coppola's portrayal, the celebrity life... |