News archive from 1 February 2011
Egypt set for mass protest as army rules out force
Egypt's army gave a powerful boost to the country's opposition tonight by announcing it would not use force to silence "legitimate" demands for democratic reforms in the Arab world's largest country. On the eve of a million-strong protest...
SUAREZ IN AS REDS WAIT ON CARROLL
Liverpool have completed the signing of Uruguay forward Luis Suarez on a five-and-a-half-year contract as Andy Carroll undergoes a medical with the Reds. Suarez passed a medical earlier today and completed the final details on the paperwork after the...
Egypt protesters play down Islamist party's role
Egypt's Islamist opposition has vowed to "respect the will of the Egyptian people" if Hosni Mubarak's regime falls, amid concern from western leaders that religious extremism might proliferate following the anti-government uprising. Tony...
Sky Atlantic and the box-set era | Sam Leith
I was watching the serial-killer drama Dexter the other day, and wondering about its politics. Dexter, in case you haven't seen the show, is a killer who kills killers: he uses his fondness for kidnapping, torture and mutilation to do good, sort of....
Liam Plunkett to fly in to ease England injury concerns
The field hospital that is also known as the England dressing room will welcome Liam Plunkett back this week as Ajmal Shahzad and Chris Tremlett await further injury bulletins. The last days of England's protracted tour of Australia are beginning to...
Kabul bank's losses twice the $300m admitted, says Karzai's brother
Kabul bank, once Afghanistan's largest, was known to have been struggling to recover $300m of loans to politically well-connected businessmen who frittered it away on disastrous investments, including Dubai's real estate bubble. But Mahmoud Karzai,...
Egypt could become a greater threat than Pakistan, say analysts
Egypt has the potential to take Pakistan's place as the country posing the greatest threat to Britain's security, intelligence analysts said today. Political turmoil in a state western counter-terrorism agencies have been able to rely on would also...
Cesc Fabregas and Rio Ferdinand express shock at final day transfers
Two huge deals are set to be confirmed before the close of the window at 11pm, with Andy Carroll joining Liverpool from Newcastle for £35million and Fernando Torres set to move to Chelsea for an extraordinary £50million. As the dramatic events...
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain 'to opt for Arsenal transfer in the summer'
The 17-year-old Southampton midfielder has been the subject of interest from a number of Premier League sides during the January transfer window, including Liverpool and Manchester United, however, reports claim the Gunners' £10 million offer has now...
Record number apply for university places to beat tuition fee rise
This comes only days after it was revealed British taxpayers face a rising bill for foreign students to study in England when tuition fees triple. Many EU students are from poorer countries such as Estonia where salaries are so low that few will reach...
Portrait of the artist: John Gordon Sinclair, actor
What got you started? Gregory's Girl Production year: 1980 Country: UK Cert (UK): PG Runtime: 91 mins Directors: Bill Forsyth Cast: Clare Grogan, Dee Hepburn, Jake D'Arcy, John Gordon Sinclair More on this film Real ale. When I was 15 I joined the...
Chelsea striker Daniel Sturridge signs for Bolton Wanderers on loan
The Bolton Wanderers manager, Owen Coyle, has strengthened his attacking options by signing the Chelsea striker Daniel Sturridge on loan until the end of the season. Sturridge goes straight into the squad to face Wolverhampton Wanderers on Wednesday...
Arsenal's Lukasz Fabianski facing surgery on injured shoulder
Lukasz Fabianski faces an operation on his troublesome shoulder that he fears could wreck the remainder of his season. The goalkeeper will see a specialist for a series of tests and scans, as he and Arsenal seek to ascertain why his rehabilitation...
Intel warns of $1bn cost of chip fix
The chipmaker Intel has halted shipments of its new "Sandy Bridge" processors and says it will have to spend a total of $1bn (£600m) fixing a fault, delaying hundreds of new PC models for up to three months and potentially stifling growth in...
Arizona's cultural genocide law | Roberto Cintli Rodriguez
The onslaught in Arizona of reactionary and immoral racially-based laws has managed to attract worldwide attention. The brown peoples of this state are being relentlessly persecuted by a majority population that wants to forcefully remove us and...
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- 06:15 Fact check: are Trump's claims about the caravan of 7,000 migrants...
- 06:15 NSW premier says drug dealers could be jailed for 25 years after...
- 06:15 'There's no paper in the classroom': Why Los Angeles teachers are...
- 06:15 Accountancy body urges chancellor to end austerity in budget
- 06:15 Bong arm of the law: South Korea says it will arrest citizens who...
- 06:14 Aldi reveals new £5m replacement store plans for Leyland
- 06:10 How Sir Alex Ferguson got inside Cristiano Ronaldo’s head during...
- 06:09 'Feminism is sexist': The women backing Brazil's Bolsonaro
- 06:09 South Africa shocked by live rape trial of Timothy Omotoso
- 06:09 The places where too many are fat and too many are thin
- 06:09 Bible Museum says five of its Dead Sea Scrolls are fake
- 06:08 ‘Meals out can be a minefield’: The tough reality of having a child...
- 06:07 Paris Gourtsoyannis: Four huge issues lost in Brexit’s vast shadow
- 06:07 Jonny Hughes: Just back from extinction, beavers are now being killed
- 06:08 Man Utd news: Jose Mourinho wants to STAY beyond his current deal
- 06:07 Thousands in South Tyneside already on troubled Universal Credit...
- 06:07 Leader comment: How Japan can help Scotland kick junk food habit
- 06:07 Star drummer gets South Tyneside students in the beat
- 06:07 Leader comment: Brexit requires calm heads, not violent rhetoric
- 06:07 Trapped birds on roof of a South Shields bank prompts calls for...
- 06:07 Hebburn Helps launches appeal for doggies treats this Christmas
- 06:07 Film-maker calls on Nicola Sturgeon to scrap care fees
- 06:07 Calls to tackle the soaring number of fast food outlets in Scotland
- 06:07 Civic awards showcase the ‘best in Hartlepool’
- 06:07 Scots economy faces Brexit ‘aftershock’ as business looks to...
- 06:07 Thousands in Hartlepool already on troubled Universal Credit system
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