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Eurotunnel Group finds it difficult to achieve passenger traffic surge in 2013 due to absence of big-ticket events.

Chelsea are preparing a move to sign Manchester City star Yaya Toure this summer.

Chairman Sir John Peace admits he was legally and factually incorrect on sanction busting.

Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca cuts 2,300 sales and administration jobs, but looks at long-term incentive rewards for bosses.

Petr Cech insists he isn't going to replace Wojciech Szczesny at Arsenal, with the keeper insisting rumours of a move have no substance.

James Herbert, who was has sold more than 54 million copies of his novels worldwide, dies at home in Sussex.

Duchess of Cambridge joins Queen and Prince Philip at Baker Street station to mark Tube's 150th anniversary.

Duke of Edinburgh officially opens Zoological Society of London’s sanctuary for critically endangered Sumatran tigers.

Knife crime campaigner Ann Oakes-Odger slams judge for letting rock star son walk free despite second knife crime in two years.

Barry Hearn expects to fail in his campaign to earn a co-tenancy with West Ham United for the Olympic Stadium

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

Arsenal and Chelsea are keen to offer a trial to non-league striker Daniel Carr who previously spent time with Liverpool earlier this month.

UN general secretary says 'Happy Day' aims to encourage mututal help and understanding around world.

Kevin Pietersen will miss England's deciding Test against New Zealand after being ruled out of action for six-to-eight weeks with a knee injury.

Asos bucks the dismal trend in retail sector with 34% rise in first-half sales.

Arsenal and Chelsea are considering summer bids for West Brom's highly rated teenager Isaiah Brown.

Paul Miller says there is no need for Gareth Bale to leave Tottenham even if the club don't qualify for the Champions League this season.

Arsenal have reportedly stepped up their interest in Barcelona forward Alexis Sanchez.

Pre-Budget opinion poll reveals that 44 percent of Britons believe George Osborne should be replaced as Chancellor.

Sugar giant Tate and Lyle marketing stunt features eight-room, three-storey edible hotel in heart of London.

Avram Grant expects Frank Lampard to agree a new contract at Chelsea

West Ham have contacted Manchester United in order to see if goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard will be available to sign in the summer.

NSPCC says teachers are not trained to deal with their students being abused by FGM.

The special auction, organised by Kerry Taylor Auctions, is the biggest sale ever put together of Diana's gowns.

Frank Lampard says Eden Hazard reminds him of Gianfranco Zola, with the playmaker giving Chelsea hope of future success.

Crimestoppers launches campaign to stop cannabis cultivation in the UK.

Level 39, Europe's largest accelerator space for finance and retail technology startups, opens in Canary Wharf and it's already over-subscribed.

Pippa Middleton was seen celebrating her skiing achievement with a very public display of affection with her beau Nico Jackson.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is set to sign Alexis Sanchez, Martin Montoya and Alex Song from Barcelona this summer.

London mayor says top job will not become vacant despite reports that prime minister still 'doffs his cap'.