Persons [5]

Hiddink set to return to Chelsea

Carlo Ancelotti says he is happy to work with Dutchman • Roberto Mancini favourite to be Russia's new coach Guus Hiddink plans to return to Chelsea as technical director following his failure to guide Russia to the World Cup....

powered by

Sir Alex Ferguson blames referee for defeat at Chelsea

Sir Alex Ferguson has risked another huge row over referees by accusing Martin Atkinson of potentially costing Manchester United the Barclays Premier League title. Ferguson pointed to Atkinson’s decision not to penalise Didier...

powered by

Everton's David Moyes dismisses Jack Rodwell transfer rumours

Everton manager David Moyes has dismissed suggestions teenage midfielder Jack Rodwell could be on the verge of leaving Goodison Park amid reported interest from Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea. In the mix:...

powered by

Minsheng bid block was 'costly mistake'

By Tom Braithwaite in Washington and Jamil Anderlini in,Beijing US authorities blocked the Chinese bank Minsheng from acquiring an American lender in a decision that may have cost almost $300m of taxpayers' money and $1.4bn...

powered by

Celebrity watch: I'm Katie, get me in here

Who's up, who's down in Celebrity Watch, the barometer of fickle fame. this week: Katie Price can't burp. Honestly... 10 Up Mark Owen Owen — the one from Take That who looks like a 12-year-old — has, this week, wed his...

powered by

The myth of the happy hooker

Belle de Jour's story has been blog, book, and TV drama The unmasking of Belle de Jour makes us think of a litany of brilliant courtesans, writes Clive James in his weekly column. For several years, the true identity of Belle...

powered by

My Week: Belle de Jour

According to Hugo Rifkind MONDAY A disappointing blind date with P — during which I also French-kissed G and discussed Baudelaire with L — and then I got home to find I’d locked myself out. So off went the stilettos and the...

powered by

It used to be who to play on the left - now it's who will be left behind

Leaving his flirtations with blondes, brunettes and billionaires to one side, the real headache for Sven Goran Eriksson during his tenure as England manager was finding someone to occupy the left flank. Fighting fit: Chelsea's...

powered by

Travellers Guide to Antarctica

To discover a part of the planet reduced to its raw elements. The passengers currently aboard the Russian icebreaker, Kapitan Khlebnikov, chartered by Exodus (0845 330 6013; exodus.co.uk) for a specialist photographic journey...

powered by

Carlo: FIFA must take action

CARLO ANCELOTTI claims the controversy surrounding France's World Cup qualification has shamed the beautiful game. Raymond Domenech's side ended Ireland's dream of making it to South Africa when Thierry Henry handled the ball...

powered by
1 2 3 4 5 next »