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Van Persie Wasn’t The Reason For United’s Title Comeback

[OPINION] Robin van Persie has been a star for Manchester United, but the team's goals haven't deviated much from the 2011-12 season, even with the prolific striker on board.

Target Man Could Be Key To Ferguson's Euro Ambitions, But Comes At A Cost

[OPINION] Robert Lewandowski could be the key to Sir Alex Ferguson's European hopes, but he will likely come at the cost of Manchester United's losing one of their current strikers

Liverpool Must Take Second Chance to Sack Suarez

Luis Suarez faces a lengthy punishment for biting Branislav Ivanovic but Liverpool's stance is of greater interest

My South African Adventure: Wild Times with Violin Spiders, Goshawks - and Squirrels

From venomous spiders to stunning dragonflies, Cath Everett takes us on a magical mystery tour of her back garden.

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Newcastle's Europa League Sacrifice Could be Sunderland's Gain

Alan Pardew says Newcastle United will be physically ready for the Tyne-wear derby against Sunderland

McDermott's Tenure at Leeds Could Become a Trial

Brian McDermott is on the brink of becoming the new Leeds United manager

It isn't Altruistic to Impose an Unwanted Labour Government on England

Removing Scotland's presence at Westminster might just be the greatest gift ever sent down from the north, says James Kelly.

Why £17m Carroll Sale Can Help Solve Liverpool’s Defensive Frailties

Liverpool must sell Andy Carroll in order to bring in two new defenders and solve their defensive frailties, says Adrian Back.

IPL 2013: Grotesque Circus Could Sound Sport's Death Knock

The annual Indian Premier League starts with a predictable bang, but could sport be about to explode

Africa Challenge: Strong Civil Society Vital in Peace and War

Chuck Parnell explores how relative strength of civil society is key to successful political transitions.

Colombia: Farc Talks will Unlock a New Economic Powerhouse in South America

The current talks in Havana could mark a turning point in Colombia's history, says Johanna Quintanilla Pachón

Cristiano Ronaldo vs Israel: Why Football's Biggest Star Should Stay out of the Middle East

Ronaldo should be applauded for taking an interest in Palestine - but this is not his fight, says Gareth Platt.

Matt Prior is Becoming England's Mr Reliable

Matt Prior scores 110 not out to guide England to a draw against New Zealand

F1 2013: Vettel's Betrayal Could Risk World Title Defence

Sebastian Vettel claims victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix after defying team orders to pass team-mate Mark Webber

New Zealand v England: England Don't Give a Toss, and Who Can Blame Them?

Administrators' ridiculous scheduling means players have no choice but to pick and choose when to turn up, says Gareth Platt.

Barack Obama's Jerusalem Speech is Subtle Rhetoric Directed at Israeli People

Bolder US president has Israelis applauding idea that Palestinian condition is unjust.

The Voice of a Lost Generation: A Spanish Emigrant on the Country's Nightmare

Núria Biosca Amat tells IBTimesUK so many Spaniards are moving to Britain in desperate search of a better life.

Press Regulations Royal Charter Lowers Drawbridge over Moat Between Politicans and Journalists [BLOG]

Free expression under threat, argues Shane Croucher, as press regulation seeks to cover all 'news-related material' published.

Osborne's Budget 2013: Pity George's Impossible Task [BLOG]

Chancellor faces painful budget as he juggles infinite demands with finite resources, says LCA Business School's Doug Beardon.

Rafa Benitez's Chelsea Mirroring Resolve of Jose Mourinho's Reign

Chelsea supporters are unlikely to be the first to give him credit, but Rafa Benitez's side are showing signs of the resolve last seen under the tenure of Jose Mourinho

Hugo Chavez: A Dangerous Legacy

For all his popularity, Chavez has left Venezuela facing an uncertain and potentially unstable future.

Premier League's Record TV Deal Can Breed Managerial Stability

Brian McDermott becomes the fourth managerial casualty in the Premier League after being sacked by Reading

Glen Johnson & Kyle Walker Far From England’s Prized Assets

Glen Johnson and Kyle Walker showed once again England's problems at right full back

England's False Start Should Give Australia Encourgement

England slump to 167 against New Zealand as their woeful record in the opening test of a series continues

Ferguson Jeopardising United’s Future Success With Rooney Sale

Should Wayne Rooney depart Manchester United this summer, history says the Old Trafford club can expect a barren period without success

Why Hugo Chavez Reforms Helped Latin America to Stand up

Chavez's controversial legacy in Latin America is democratic socialism for the poor, says Gianluca Mezzofiore.

How Ronaldo Joined Old Trafford's Pantheon of Memories

Ronaldo produced a performances for the ages against Manchester United 10 years ago

Arsene Wenger Facing Among His Greatest Arsenal Challenges

As Arsenal fall five points behind the Premier League's top four, is Arsene Wenger facing his greatest challenge of all?

Chelsea Fans Moaning About Abramovich Should Take a History Lesson

Many fans believe Chelsea's latest managerial crisis is down to their owner's whimsical decisions - but they'd be nothing without him.

Benitez Fiasco Emphasises the Laughing Stock Chelsea Have Become

Rafa Benitez's public resignation was the latest episode in the soap opera at Stamford Bridge

Arsenal Match Could Be Defining Moment In Tottenham's Season

[OPINION] As Tottenham prepare to take on Arsenal this weekend, Andre Villas-Boas will be looking to secure a Champions League spot, and show the London sides who's boss