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Di Matteo furious at referee for decisions he felt cost Chelsea all three points

BP may acquire a stake in Rosneft, as part of the TNK-BP deal, according to Russian newspaper Kommersant.

August retail sales data from the ONS shows boost from Premiership football shirt sales but struggling sector sees little gain from London 2012

Elena Baturina, founder of BE OPEN tells IBTimes UK that urban development and young designers will be future for progress

Ofcom ruling keeps Rupert Murdoch's most profitable business safe as News Corp continues plans to slit the company.

Former justice secretary Ken Clarke tells Tory Reform Group that mutual distrust stalks top of government.

Ukrainian feminist radical collective stages provocative march through 18th arrondissement to publicise 'boot camp'.

Carlo Cudicini has his fair share of experience in Europa League matches, and with Lazio, and the Tottenham keeper says that the Italian outfit will be one of the toughest sides to face in the tournament this season.

There is a genuine fell good factor around British boxing after the recent success of the five amateur fighters that won medals at the London Olympics. While these proud fighters ponder the next step in their careers, one former Team GB member is now hoping to cause a stir on the professional stage.

Research by IMRG Capgemini UK shows August online retail sales plunging 11 percent month-on-month.

Chinese-born designer impresses with bold and edgy designs.

Bank holds key rate at record low 0.5 percent but says short-term risk of price rises has intensified.

Wage dispute which led to deaths of 45 strikers ends but industrial action continues in other South African mines.

Electronic Arts aims to add 300 more jobs to its customer service centre in Galway, Ireland.

Manchester City pulled ahead of Real Madrid twice at the Bernabeu but couldn't hold onto the lead as they lost 3-2, while Arsenal continued their good run of form in the first matches of the Champions League group stages tonight.

iPhone 5 queues in London started a week early, but they are being led by charities and a research consultancy, not Apple fans.

An insider's look at the difficulties facing UK technology start-ups by CEO of Egnyte, Vineet Jain.

Adams questions why Arsenal have been selling their best players for the past several seasons

Former WBA heavyweight champion David Haye continues to harbour ambitions of fighting Vitali Klitschko in 2013 as he seeks to box on a British License.

Lille president Michel Seydoux believes that Eden Hazard will eventually move from Chelsea to Barcelona, insisting he's already made a bet on the playmaker replacing Lionel Messi in the team.

Arsene Wenger believes that Steve Bould is capable of becoming a manager at Arsenal in the future, but the Frenchman believes that he will only really be tested when he moves into the senior role for the first time.

Tottenham Hotspur defender Jan Vertonghen claims that Arsenal tried to sign him during the summer transfer window.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has spoken candidly about the refusal of Theo Walcott to agree an extension to his contract at the north London club.

Kweku Adoboli used pay day companies, such as Wageday Advance, Wonga.com, after losing his own money on spreadbetting

Spain's borrowing costs fall but tepid demand signals concern over banking sector and impending bailout.

This weekend members of the UK tech scene will abandon their laptops in favour of lycra shorts and bicycles to help raise money for charity.

Spain plans €9bn in bond sales this week as bailout speculation intensifies ahead of bank audit and review of its investment grade credit rating.

National Housing Federation says 3,960 families were living in temporarily bed and breakfast accommodations between January to March 2012.

Gareth Bale is confident that Tottenham Hotspur's new signing Moussa Dembele can replace playmaker Luka Modric.

Britain's iconic toy store Hamleys bought by Groupe Ludendo which could set the stage for further international expansion.