Ex-Barcelona striker Gary Lineker says that Manchester United's only hope of winning the Champions League final is if their opponents under perform.

Longer trains, running more frequently are announced to help get more than eight million people to the 2012 London Olympic venues.

Plans for a tough crackdown on sectarianism are being put before the first meeting of the new Scottish cabinet later.

Fifa is investigating allegations against four officials, including vice-president Jack Warner and presidential candidate Mohamed bin Hammam.

Newcastle United midfielder Joey Barton is set to leave St James' Park, after contract negotiations broke down between club and player.

Twitter's new European boss has said the social network will hand over details of tweeters who broke super-injunction rules if legally required.

McDonald's has defended its decision to refuse to serve a horse and carriage in a drive-through restaurant.

Manchester United's Rio Ferdinand backs team-mate Javier Hernandez to star, if the Mexican plays in the Champions League final against Barcelona at Wembley