Nov
2009
Articles from 3rd Nov 2009
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Woman dies on same tracks as father
Nov 03 2009 | National News
A 39-year-old woman was found dead on a railway line just three days after her father was killed on the same stretch of track, it has emerged. Read
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Pair charged with Halloween murder
Nov 03 2009 | National News
Two 20-year-old men have been charged with the murder of Halloween reveller Ben Gardner. Read
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Madeleine web plea 'first in world'
Nov 03 2009 | National News
Hundreds of thousands of internet users have watched a new video targeting the person hiding a guilty secret about what happened to Madeleine McCann. Read
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Pardon for jailed British mercenary
Nov 03 2009 | National News
Relatives of former British soldier Simon Mann have spoken of their delight after he was granted a full pardon for his part in a failed coup plot in Equatorial Guinea. Read
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Cameron abandons Lisbon referendum
Nov 03 2009 | National News
Tory leader David Cameron has abandoned plans for his promised European referendum after Czech president Vaclav Klaus signed the Lisbon Treaty. Read
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Tory turmoil over Lisbon referendum
Nov 03 2009 | National News
David Cameron is under pressure from Tory Euro-sceptics to go ahead with his promised European referendum after Czech president Vaclav Klaus signed the Lisbon Treaty. Read
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Proud Rooneys at home with baby Kai
Nov 03 2009 | National News
Wayne and Coleen Rooney have taken their baby son home for the first time. Read
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Ashleigh kidnap death: man remanded
Nov 03 2009 | National News
A homeless man accused of kidnapping and killing a teenage girl he is alleged to have met on Facebook has appeared before a Crown Court judge. Read
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Czech go-ahead for EU reform treaty
Nov 03 2009 | National News
Czech President Vaclav Klaus has signed the EU reform treaty. Read
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HSBC to axe 1,700 jobs from UK arm
Nov 03 2009 | National News
The jobs cull in the banking sector continued when HSBC said it would cut around 1,700 posts from its UK workforce. Read
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Madeleine video seeks witness help
Nov 03 2009 | National News
British police have appealed for internet users worldwide to spread a new video aimed at pricking the conscience of the key witness who knows what happened to Madeleine McCann. Read
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Kate Winslet accepts libel damages
Nov 03 2009 | National News
Kate Winslet has accepted £25,000 libel damages over a claim that she publicly lied about her exercise regime. Read
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Green crusader wins tribunal battle
Nov 03 2009 | National News
An environmentalist has won his fight to take his former employer to a tribunal on the grounds that he was dismissed for his green views, his solicitor has said. Read
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Man remanded over teenager's death
Nov 03 2009 | National News
A homeless man accused of kidnapping and killing a teenage girl he is alleged to have met on Facebook has appeared before a Crown Court judge. Read
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Jailed British mercenary pardoned
Nov 03 2009 | National News
The family of former British soldier Simon Mann have spoken of their delight after he was granted a full pardon for his part in a failed coup plot in Equatorial Guinea. Read
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Proud Rooneys take baby Kai home
Nov 03 2009 | National News
Wayne and Coleen Rooney have taken their baby son home. Read
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Aspirin 'heart care' dose warning
Nov 03 2009 | National News
Healthy people should not take aspirin to prevent a heart attack because the risks outweigh the potential benefits, experts have warned. Read
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Czech court clears EU reform treaty
Nov 03 2009 | National News
The Czech Republic's constitutional court has endorsed the EU reform treaty, ruling it was in line with the country's constitution. Read
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Pirates 'fought over kidnap couple'
Nov 03 2009 | National News
Rival pirates fought over kidnapped Britons Paul and Rachel Chandler after one faction of the gang wanted to hand the couple over to Islamic extremists, it was reported. Read
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RBS and Lloyds shake-up confirmed
Nov 03 2009 | National News
Break-up plans for part-nationalised Royal Bank of Scotland and Lloyds Banking Group to appease European competition fears have been confirmed. Read
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Met denies MP probe 'trick' claim
Nov 03 2009 | National News
Scotland Yard has vowed to fight claims a senior officer "tricked" a Commons official into allowing the controversial search of an MP's Parliamentary office. Read
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Johnson's policy admission 'honest'
Nov 03 2009 | National News
Home Secretary Alan Johnson's admission the Government had made mistakes over immigration policy has been described by one of his predecessors as an "honest appraisal". Read
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Child obesity 'is levelling off'
Nov 03 2009 | National News
The rapid rise in child obesity may be levelling off, according to figures. Read
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Offender tracking plan 'a shambles'
Nov 03 2009 | National News
MPs have condemned as a "shambles" a major Government IT project aimed at tracking offenders through the criminal justice system. Read
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Bank break-up plans to be revealed
Nov 03 2009 | National News
Plans to break up Britain's part-nationalised banks to appease European Commission concerns are set to be revealed. Read
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Give us action, leaders tell Karzai
Nov 03 2009 | National News
Hamid Karzai has been congratulated by leaders in the UK and US but told that his efforts as the newly-reappointed Afghan president would be judged through action and not words. Read
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Legal action threat in post dispute
Nov 03 2009 | National News
Talks to try to break the deadlocked postal dispute are expected to resume as the Royal Mail faces legal action over the recruitment of 30,000 agency staff during the strike. Read
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Children living in poverty on rise
Nov 03 2009 | National News
The number of children in families living on benefits has increased by 170,000 over the past year, with child poverty growing in affluent as well as traditionally hard hit areas, according to a new report. Read
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Man faces charges over injured baby
Nov 03 2009 | National News
A man has been charged with causing grievous bodily harm after a baby suffered life threatening injuries. Read
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Madeleine video aimed at internet
Nov 03 2009 | National News
British police have appealed for internet users worldwide to spread a new video aimed at pricking the conscience of the key witness who knows what happened to Madeleine McCann. Read
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Aston Villa hit by triple injury blow ahead of West Ham game
Nov 03 2009 | Aston Villa FC news
Aston Villa have major injury doubts over midfielders Stiliyan Petrov and James Milner ahead of tomorrow night's Barclays Premier League encounter at West Ham. Read
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Aston Villa's James Milner a big doubt for trip to West Ham
Nov 03 2009 | Aston Villa FC news
MARTIN O’Neill has all but ruled ever-present winger James Milner out of Villa’s intended top-four-busting trip to West Ham tomorrow evening. Read
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Aston Villa: Stephen Warnock to have yellow card rescinded
Nov 03 2009 | Aston Villa FC news
STEPHEN Warnock is set to have his yellow card at Everton rescinded after the referee admitted the combative Villa full-back was a victim of mistaken identity. Read
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Inquest after misfiring Moseley's scrappy win
Nov 03 2009 | Moseley RFC
MOSELEY’S misfiring players have been warned to expect a painful postmortem of last Saturday’s non-performance at Bees. Read
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Birmingham City fans on Shevchenko rumour
Nov 03 2009 | Birmingham City News
Birmingham City fans have been quick to voice their thoughts on the news that the club has been linked with Andriy Shevchenko. Read
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Andy Walker Column: Why Maik Taylor gets my nod over Joe Hart at Birmingham City
Nov 03 2009 | Birmingham City News
BLUES manager Alex McLeish is all too aware of the importance of a good goalkeeper. Read
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Trevor Francis: Why the January transfer window could be crucial for Blues
Nov 03 2009 | Birmingham City News
THE work Blues do during the January transfer window could be critical for two reasons, says Trevor Francis. Read
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Andriy Shevchenko linked with Birmingham City
Nov 03 2009 | Birmingham City News
EX-CHELSEA and AC Milan striker Andriy Shevchenko has become the latest star name to be linked with a move to Blues. Read
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Birmingham City: Live webchat with Andy Walker
Nov 03 2009 | Birmingham City News
Our Birmingham City writer Andy Walker will be online this Thursday at 1pm to chat with you about the latest events at St Andrew's. Read
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Birmingham City: Sing a song for Chucho
Nov 03 2009 | Birmingham City News
Fans on our Birmingham City forum have raised the idea of a new terrace chant for Christian Benitez to try and inspire the Ecuadorian to be a goal-scoring sensation. Read
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Who should Birmingham City sign? Your views
Nov 03 2009 | Birmingham City News
We asked you last week to tell us which three players you thought Birmingham City should sign and why. Read
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Mood has changed at Birmingham City - Trevor Francis
Nov 03 2009 | Birmingham City News
Trevor Francis senses that the mood around Birmingham City has been transformed by the new direction of ownership. Read
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Birmingham City legend Trevor Francis wants a return to club
Nov 03 2009 | Birmingham City News
Trevor Francis today admitted that he was keen to return to Birmingham City as part of the new-look Carson Yeung regime. Read
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West Bromwich Albion Reserves leave Burton red-faced after ten-goal demolition
Nov 03 2009 | West Brom News
ALBION leapt up to second in the Totesport.com League table with a demolition of previously unbeaten leaders Burton Albion at the Pirelli Stadium. Read
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Abdoulaye Meite’s World Cup dream could benefit West Brom
Nov 03 2009 | West Brom News
ALBION will benefit from Abdoulaye Meite’s World Cup dream, according to his Baggies team-mate Gianni Zuiverloon. Read
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Gianni Zuiverloon wants West Brom to build on 5-0 win
Nov 03 2009 | West Brom News
GIANNI Zuiverloon claims Albion need to ensure they use the coming games to pull away from the chasing pack. Read
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West Brom star Koren may look for January exit
Nov 03 2009 | West Brom News
ROBERT Koren has revealed that he may seek a move away from West Brom in January. Read
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Seb Pearson has golden chance to stake a claim in Stourbridge side according to Neil Mitchell
Nov 03 2009 | Stourbridge RFC
SEB Pearson has a golden opportunity to make a name for himself in National One, according to Neil Mitchell. Read
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Blues through after Atletico draw
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Chelsea booked their spot in the last 16 of the Champions League after recording a 2-2 draw with Atletico Madrid at the Vicente Calderon. Read
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Valencia rescues United
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Antonio Valencia scored a dramatic stoppage-time equaliser for Manchester United at Old Trafford to secure their place in the last 16 of the Champions League after a 3-3 draw with CSKA Moscow. Read
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Raw England await touring Aussies
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Ben Kay, Nick Kennedy, Ben Foden and Mathew Tait were among 10 players who were released from the England rugby squad on Tuesday night. Read
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McCarthy ready to quit Rovers - Agent
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Benni McCarthy wants to leave Blackburn and will seeking a January move in a bid to revive his career, according to his agent. Read
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Vaughan wants Strauss to be rested
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Michael Vaughan believes captain Andrew Strauss should be rested for the tour of Bangladesh to give England the best possible chance of retaining the Ashes in Australia. Read
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Stanley future secured
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Accrington's future has been assured after they avoided a winding-up order by paying off a £308,000 debt to HM Revenue and Customs following a restructuring at the League Two club. Read
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Stoddart to replace Jones
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Morgan Stoddart has been called into Wales' autumn Test squad as a replacement for his fellow Scarlets back Mark Jones. Read
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Wenger calm over Kroenke investment
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Arsene Wenger has no problem with Stan Kroenke's continued investment in Arsenal - so long as it never impacts on the way he runs the team. Read
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Curbishley wins case against Hammers
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Alan Curbishley has won his case for wrongful dismissal against West Ham after claiming he had no option but to resign. Read
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Clichy out for Gunners
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Arsenal defender Gael Clichy has been ruled out for up to a month with a suspected stress fracture in his back. Read
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Haye promises historic knockout
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
David Haye has vowed to produce "one of the most jaw-dropping knockouts of all-time" when he attempts to win Nikolai Valuev's WBA heavyweight title on Saturday. Read
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Ireland puzzled by dizzy spell
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Stephen Ireland feared he was going to die when he was rushed to hospital after complaining of dizziness during the Carling Cup tie with Fulham. Read
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Fergie: Premier League will rule Europe
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Sir Alex Ferguson is convinced England's top clubs will continue their dominance of the Champions League this season. Read
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Haas hit with swine flu
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Leading German tennis player Tommy Haas has had to pull out of the Davidoff Swiss Indoors tournament in Basle after contracting swine flu. Read
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Strauss ignores England hype
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Andrew Strauss insists his side will remain level-headed going into their series against South Africa despite suggestions they are a team on the rise following their Ashes victory. Read
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McGuire hoping to feature in crunch clash
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Stand-off Danny McGuire, booed off the pitch during England's 26-16 defeat by Australia, is urging coach Tony Smith to give him the chance to turn the jeers to cheers in Saturday's crunch Gillette Four Nations clash with New Zealand. Read
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Kroenke increases Gunners stake
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Stan Kroenke has purchased another 427 shares in Arsenal's parent holding company, at a cost of some £3.6million, as the American edges closer towards the takeover threshold. Read
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Pearson positive about Tigers return
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Adam Pearson feels like he is "coming home" after returning to Hull and is confident the club will soon be moving forwards again. Read
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AC move boosts Beckham's World Cup hopes
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
England midfielder David Beckham hopes his return loan move to AC Milan will be the boost that helps him realise his World Cup dream. Read
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Platini: Drogba will bounce back
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
UEFA president Michel Platini believes Chelsea striker Didier Drogba will return to European football "better and stronger" following his three-match ban. Read
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Fletcher recognition pleases Fergie
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Darren Fletcher returns to the Manchester United side on Tuesday night with Sir Alex Ferguson delighted his fellow Scot's industry is now receiving full acclaim. Read
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Benitez hopes for an injury lift
Nov 03 2009 | National Sport
Rafael Benitez will assess the condition of his walking wounded before flying to France for the crunch Champions League clash with Lyon. Read
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Wolves side in 2-1 victory at Wexford Youths
Nov 03 2009 | Wolves FC News
SECOND-half goals from Austrian striker Stefan Maierhofer and skipper for the night Andy Keogh saw a strong Wolves side earn a 2-1 victory at Wexford Youths. Read
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Mick McCarthy believes Wolves can shock Arsenal this weekend
Nov 03 2009 | Wolves FC News
MICK McCarthy points to the unpredictability of football to suggest that Wolves can topple Arsenal at Molineux this weekend. Read
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Greg Halford says he has time on his side to battle back into Wolves first XI
Nov 03 2009 | Wolves FC News
GREG Halford insists he has no qualms with being left out of the Wolves starting line-up after missing out on a league appearance for the first time this season at Stoke. Read
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Russell Earnshaw claims Bees were booed by Moseley fans following feisty local derby
Nov 03 2009 | Bees RFC
RUSSELL Earnshaw has claimed his team was barracked by a section of the Moseley supporters following Saturday’s feisty local derby. Read
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Learning maths is made fun for pupils at Starbank Primary in Small Heath
Nov 03 2009 | Education
THE little boy is staring at a picture of a bus containing four passengers. His teacher puts two more passengers on the picture and asks him how many people are now on the bus. Read
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Walsall running fanatic takes on four half-marathons in four weeks
Nov 03 2009 | Keep Fit
RUNNER Steven Shaw could be forgiven for putting his feet up after successfully completing four half marathons in as many weeks. Read
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HSBC job cuts could mean more posts created in Birmingham
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
1,700 HSBC JOBS GO Read
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Staffordshire Hoard goes on display at British Museum
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
A small selection of the Staffordshire Hoard has gone on display at the British Museum. Read
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Birmingham hosts Queen's Baton Relay in countdown to 2010 Commonwealth Games
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
Birmingham has been taking part in the 2010 Commonwealth Games countdown, by hosting the Queen's Baton Relay in a series of city locations. Read
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Two arrested over Cannabis factory in Wombourne
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
Two people from the Dudley area have been arrested in connection with the discovery of a cannabis "factory" in the Wombourne area of Staffordshire. Read
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Mail reporter Christina Savvas swaps high heels for two wheels
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
WHEN I announced to friends and family that I would be taking compulsory basic training, I was met with a sea of blank faces. Read
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by Jon Griffin
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
DOZENS of West Midland jobs today remained on a knife-edge as crisis-torn Blacks Leisure Group announced a last-ditch bid to save 4,300 jobs nationwide. Read
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Erdington MP Siôn Simon: I leaked plans to cut youth services
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
THE mystery man who leaked details of plans to cut city youth services by £1 million to the Birmingham Mail can be revealed today as Erdington MP Siôn Simon. Read
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Three held after dawn drug raids
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
THREE people were arrested for drug offences as police carried out dawn raids in the Black Country today. Read
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A MOUSE-infested takeaway shop in the Black Country has been shut down by environmental health officers.
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
Jesmie House Takeaway, on Dartmouth Avenue, Coalpool, Walsall, was closed last Thursday on the grounds of a serious risk to public health. Read
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Jobless hike in West Bromwich West sees area top league
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
WEST Bromwich West suffered the highest rise in unemployment claims over the last year in England, according to a worrying new report published today by the Campaign to End Child Poverty. Read
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Bournville hailed as top destination in Lonely Planet guide
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM village has been hailed as one of the world’s top destinations in a new travel guide. Read
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Jackie’s joy at £500 jackpot
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
DELIGHTED Jackie Hyde is the first winner of the Birmingham Mail’s £500 instant cash giveaway. Read
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Police and Fire Brigade unions in battle with NHS to get their workers the swine flu jab
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
WEST Midlands Police and Fire Brigade unions have launched a battle against NHS bosses to overturn a controversial national decision not to give officers the swine flu jab. Read
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Jamelia to divorce Walsall FC husband Darren Byfield
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
JAMELIA is divorcing her Walsall FC husband Darren Byfield just 18 months after tying the knot. Read
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Council dismiss fears that Birmingham's German Christmas market might fail to get liquor licence
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
BIRMINGHAM City Council has dismissed claims that the annual German Christmas market might fail to get a liquor licence. Read
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Birmingham book-keeper spent £45k charity cash on holidays
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM charity worker siphoned off more than £45,000 and spent it on holidays and gifts, a court heard. Read
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Review: A-ha at Birmingham NIA
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
WITH only weeks since A-ha announced they were to split, it appears that this was the band’s final ever appearance in Birmingham. Read
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Army stars raise funds for Royal British Legion cycling on the Birmingham 'poppy route'
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
PEDAL power became poppy power with an innovative fund-raising cycle ride around Birmingham. Read
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Birmingham MP calls for Phoenix Four to reveal Rover trust fund details
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
FORMER MG Rover directors must reveal how much cash will be distributed through a long-awaited trust fund for staff who were made redundant, the House of Commons will be told today. Read
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£500m Arena Central project facing a finish date of 2030
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
THE property market slump means that Birmingham’s £500 million Arena Central project might not be completed until 2030. Read
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Villa gaffer plants an oak for Acorns children's hospice
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
VILLA manager Martin O’Neill has been digging deep again – but this time not into his transfer pot. Read
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Minister attacks Birmingham for not spending more on tackling unemployment
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
THE Government launched an outspoken attack on Birmingham City Council today, accusing the local authority of not moving quickly enough to help 50,000 unemployed people. Read
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Hundreds pay tribute to Birmingham's role in war effort
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
Hundreds of people gathered at Birmingham Town Hall to mark the city’s “unsung” role in the war effort. Read
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Inquiry into Warwickshire warehouse fire costs £4.1m
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
An inquiry into a blaze which claimed the lives of four firemen has so far cost £4.1 million, it has been revealed. Read
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Loan approved to redevelop Edgbaston Cricket Ground if legal hurdle cleared
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
Birmingham City Council has approved a £20 million loan to redevelop Edgbaston Cricket Ground as long as legal challenges are overcome. Read
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Birmingham nurses give diamond wedding anniversary couple a real tonic
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
A COUPLE stuck in hospital for their diamond wedding anniversary enjoyed a day with extra sparkle when ward staff threw a surprise party. Read
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Harvey Nichols backs Birmingham's bid to host World Cup football
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
A CAMPAIGN to bring the world’s finest footballers to Birmingham took a glamorous twist when an up-market fashion chain declared its support. Read
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Chief in High Street blast
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
HE may be leader of Birmingham City Council, but Mike Whitby is not averse to mucking in and cleaning the streets he presides over. Read
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Sign fitter found dead by partner plagued by worries
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
A POPULAR Birmingham sign fitter who hanged himself was plagued by financial and relationship worries, an inquest heard. Read
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Northfield nurse who cared for hundreds of people injured in the Blitz dies aged 95
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM nurse who cared for hundreds of people injured in the Blitz has died aged 95. Read
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Former MG Rover panel beater's new business is thriving
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
FORMER Longbridge worker Tony Dudley has laid solid new foundations for his garage business – by building an MOT bay himself. Read
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Walsall pervert caught with 1,800 indecent images claimed he was hunting for internet paedophiles
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
A PERVERT who claimed to be hunting internet paedophiles has avoided a jail term after he was caught with more than 1,800 indecent images of children. Read
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Mail reporter Christina Savvas swaps high heels for two wheels
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
WHEN I announced to friends and family that I would be taking compulsory basic training, I was met with a sea of blank faces. Read
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Castle Bromwich grandmother is a billboard star in Birmingham city centre
Nov 03 2009 | Top Stories
A BIRMINGHAM grandma has been awarded pride of place in the city centre thanks to one of her loving grandchildren. Read
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WIN a cure for your snoring worth £2,000
Nov 03 2009 | Health
There is an epidemic spreading across the Midlands... Read
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Special vaccine for anyone allergic to eggs
Nov 03 2009 | Health
Dr William Murdoch, Clinical Director for North and East Birmingham, Answers your questions on the H1N1 Virus. Read
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One in a million: The Birmingham tot suffering from an extremely rare condition
Nov 03 2009 | Health
TO HER family, little Faith Solomon is one in a million, but the youngster is also one in a small group of children with a chromosome disorder which affects just a handful of people worldwide. Read
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Wayne Rooney has baby boy
Nov 03 2009 | Colin Whittock Cartoons
“...and which one is the Rooney baby..?” Read
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Matt Richards: Walsall are taking minnows Stourbridge seriously in FA Cup tie
Nov 03 2009 | Walsall FC News
MATT Richards has warned that Walsall are taking the threat of Southern League side Stourbridge “very seriously” as they prepare for their FA Cup first round tie on Saturday. Read
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Coalition’s committed to change
Nov 03 2009 | Go Green news
What do Christian Aid, Oxfam, Birmingham Friends of the Earth and RSPB have in common? Read
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Maik's safe pair of hands
Nov 03 2009 | Sports Talk
BLUES manager Alex McLeish is all too aware of the importance of a good goalkeeper. Read
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WIN tough digital camera worth £50!
Nov 03 2009 | Chipper club
FISHER-PRICE, creators of the Kid Tough Digital Camera, are on the hunt for the Top Tot Photographer of the year. Read
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School of the Week: The Oval Primary, Yardley
Nov 03 2009 | School of the Week
CARIBBEAN carnival came to the slightly less sunnier climes of Yardley in south Birmingham when a local primary school celebrated Black History Month in style. Read
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Some children do benefit from taking vitamins
Nov 03 2009 | Nutrition
Your diet queries answered. Read
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Worms in gut
Nov 03 2009 | Ask Alan
Your child health queries answered. Read
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Appendix may not be cause of the problem
Nov 03 2009 | Ask Alan
Your child health queries answered. Read
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Stephen Ireland: Why I feared I might die
Nov 03 2009 | Premier League
Stephen Ireland feared he was going to die when he was rushed to hospital after complaining of dizziness during a Carling Cup tie with Fulham. Read
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Arsenal blow ahead of Champions League clash
Nov 03 2009 | Premier League
Arsenal defender Gael Clichy has been ruled out for up to a month with a suspected stress fracture in his back. Read
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Information, but not as I know it!
Nov 03 2009 | Paul Fulford
CONSPIRACY theories are a load of old nonsense, probably put around by the Lizard People to divert us from the indisputable fact that they assassinated President Kennedy because he was about to blow the whistle on their plan to smuggle Elvis to live on the Moon with Michael Jackson. Read
