Fabio Capello resigns as England manager
09/02/2012 - FOOTBALL

Fabio Capello resigns as England manager

Italian Fabio Capello resigned as manager of England's national football team on Wednesday following the FA decision to sack English captain John Terry for alleged racism.
England captain to be tried for alleged racist remarks
01/02/2012 - FOOTBALL - EURO 2012

England captain to be tried for alleged racist remarks

England captain John Terry (pictured) will face trial on July 9 for alleged racial abuse of another footballer during a match last October, a British court has said. The trial date may allow Terry to take part in the Euro 2012 cup.
European leaders sign treaty on balanced budgets
31/01/2012 - EUROPEAN UNION

European leaders sign treaty on balanced budgets

Every country in the European Union except for Britain and the Czech Republic signed a treaty on Monday designed to reassure investors by requiring member states to balance their national budgets or face automatic sanctions.
The rise of euroscepticism
30/12/2011 - UNITED KINGDOM

The rise of euroscepticism

Since British Prime Minister David Cameron vetoed a new European treaty, the British government is having to face an increasingly pressing issue: should Britain stay in the European Union at all? In the midst of the eurozone debt crisis, the British are becoming increasingly eurosceptic, with a growing number demanding a referendum on the issue. Our correspondents Alix Bayle and Yong Chim report from the heart of England.
England’s Johnny Wilkinson retires from international rugby
16/12/2011 - SPORT

England’s Johnny Wilkinson retires from international rugby

English rugby star Johnny Wilkinson announced his retirement from international rugby on Monday. The 32-year-old will continue to play club-level rugby for French club Toulon.
Host Ukraine to play France and England in Euro 2012
03/12/2011 - FOOTBALL

Host Ukraine to play France and England in Euro 2012

Old rivals Germany and Netherlands were drawn together on Friday for next year’s Euro 2012 football finals to take place in Poland and Ukraine, while France, England and Sweden will face off in another group.
Arsenal beat Chelsea, Man City stay top of league
29/10/2011 - FOOTBALL

Arsenal beat Chelsea, Man City stay top of league

Arsenal won a 5-3 victory at Chelsea while Manchester City stayed at the top of the Premier League by beating the Wolverhampton Wanderers 3-1.
'Outdated' law on UK royal succession changed
28/10/2011 - AUSTRALIA

'Outdated' law on UK royal succession changed

British PM David Cameron announced Friday that the 16 Commonwealth nations meeting in Perth approved changes to the rules of succession to allow first-born daughters to inherit the throne.
Rome counts costs of worst street violence in years
16/10/2011 - FINANCIAL CRISIS

Rome counts costs of worst street violence in years

Italian officials on Sunday said the protesters who ran riot in Rome the previous day had caused one million euros of damage to public buildings. The violence, which broke out at an anti-capitalist protest, injured 135 people.
Anti-capitalist protesters set up camp in London
16/10/2011 - FINANCIAL CRISIS

Anti-capitalist protesters set up camp in London

Rome cleaned up its damage on Sunday, a day after an anti-capitalist protest - one in a series held worldwide - turned violent. The protests continued in London however, with about 250 people setting up camp outside St Paul's Cathedral.
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