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Democrats in Congress today voted against a punishment for Joe Lieberman, their onetime vice-presidential nominee, who alienated many in the party by campaigning for John McCain during the election. Rather than remove Lieberman...
Barack Obama's decision to offer Senator Hillary Clinton the prize cabinet job of Secretary of State has angered supporters of the US President-Elect. By Alex Spillius in Washington Advisers to the incoming president, Left-wing...
Ted Stevens, a titan of Alaskan politics who gambled that voters would overlook his conviction on corruption charges, yesterday narrowly lost his race for re-election to the Senate.Stevens, who turned 85 on Tuesday, was...
Robinho insists Manchester City can become one of the best clubs in the world and has set his sights on winning silverware in his first season at Eastlands. The £32.5m Brazilian has settled well into life in the Premier League,...
Graphic: the history boys do battle in Berlin If he were the demonstrative kind, Fabio Capello would have been unsure whether to laugh or cry. Half an hour before the injury that claimed Theo Walcott last night, the England...
George Burley last night issued a firm defence of Scotland's football-supporting public despite little over half the tickets for tonight's visit of Argentina being sold, a potential source of embarrassment for the country's...
A Labour MP says he has been stripped of a Parliamentary allowance for making fun of other MPs on his blog. Paul Flynn was told to remove posts including ones calling ex-Labour minister Peter Hain a "shapeshifter" and Lib Dem...
