Sebastian Vettel claims victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix after defying team orders to pass team-mate Mark Webber
Administrators' ridiculous scheduling means players have no choice but to pick and choose when to turn up, says Gareth Platt.
Bolder US president has Israelis applauding idea that Palestinian condition is unjust.
Núria Biosca Amat tells IBTimesUK so many Spaniards are moving to Britain in desperate search of a better life.
Free expression under threat, argues Shane Croucher, as press regulation seeks to cover all 'news-related material' published.
Chancellor faces painful budget as he juggles infinite demands with finite resources, says LCA Business School's Doug Beardon.
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
For all his popularity, Chavez has left Venezuela facing an uncertain and potentially unstable future.
Brian McDermott becomes the fourth managerial casualty in the Premier League after being sacked by Reading
Glen Johnson and Kyle Walker showed once again England's problems at right full back
England slump to 167 against New Zealand as their woeful record in the opening test of a series continues
Should Wayne Rooney depart Manchester United this summer, history says the Old Trafford club can expect a barren period without success
Chavez's controversial legacy in Latin America is democratic socialism for the poor, says Gianluca Mezzofiore.
Ronaldo produced a performances for the ages against Manchester United 10 years ago
As Arsenal fall five points behind the Premier League's top four, is Arsene Wenger facing his greatest challenge of all?
Many fans believe Chelsea's latest managerial crisis is down to their owner's whimsical decisions - but they'd be nothing without him.
Rafa Benitez's public resignation was the latest episode in the soap opera at Stamford Bridge
[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
How can Israel's attempts at self-defence be worse than the horrors taking place in Syria, asks Sam Westrop
Democratic party leader failed to embrace change in a country raging against austerity measures.
Gareth Bale produced another world class performance to again emphasise his rapid improvement
Arsene Wenger's days are numbered, and Mourinho is the only man capable of snapping Arsenal out of their torpor.
Arsene Wenger is no longer the tactician he once was at Arsenal and his ability to attract world class players is also a doubt now.
Frank Lampard's unpopular departure at Stamford Bridge would assist the club in moving into a new era
Neil Warnock has already begun packing his desk at Leeds United after two season where attempts to win promotion have never got off the ground
If Arsene Wenger is handed a huge transfer kitty, what areas should he seek to improve?
Even if Tottenham manage to qualify for the Champions League then they may not be able to hold on to their prized asset Gareth Bale.
[OPINION] David De Gea put in a performance against Real Madrid that will no doubt leave critics of the Manchester United keeper feeling a little sheepish.
Young Spaniard has never faced such a threatening attack. But on home turf, he can grab the chance with both hands.
Sir Alex Ferguson has a player in Phil Jones tailor-made for the task of patrolling Cristiano Ronaldo