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From the 2005 Champions League final to a Prenton Park classic, here are half a dozen of the best games of the noughties 1) Milan 3-3 Liverpool, 2005 Champions League final In 2001 a prankster named Karl Power crept into the...
Gordon Brown rejected advice from Lord Mandelson to seek one of the big economic posts in the European Commission for Britain once it was clear that Tony Blair could not succeed in becoming Europe’s first president, The Times...
Rafael Benitez issues a hands-off warning as Liverpool get ready to face the new money of Manchester City on Saturday. Father figure: Liverpool manager Rafael Ben_tez feels that the club can resist any bid for the star striker,...
As European Champions and on a run of eight straight wins expect Spain to go far at the World Cup in South Africa On a roll: Spain are the European Champions going into the World Cup Photo: GETTY IMAGES Spain World Cup record:...
English universities are in danger of falling behind those in other countries for want of investment, the head of the funding council has said. Sir Alan Langlands, chief executive of the Higher Education Funding Council for...
The Mercado de San Miguel is ‘a southern European version of Borough Market in London’ Madrid’s municipal covered markets are a vital part of the city’s life but they are rarely glamorous, and normally housed in ugly cement...
Online piracy has moved from a niche problem carried out by tech-savvy file-sharers to a mass movement, according to the music and film industries. Paramount Pictures said that pirated versions of Star Trek were downloaded more...
It is Glastonbury Mediterranean-style, without the rain or the mud, and every year thousands of Britons flock to a tiny town near Valencia to watch bands such as Kraftwerk and Oasis and to top up their tans.
and Atletico Madrid could reach a compromise agreement that would see Sergio Aguero sign the for the Blues in January but stay in Spain for the rest of the season. The Barclays Premier League leaders are weighing up whether to...
A research note from Morgan Stanley said: "Demand is still weak, cost pressures re main and capacity getting harder to cut." That was enough, in an otherwise subdued session, to push shares in Thomas Cook and TUI Travel down by...
