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Andre Villas-Boas has turned down the opportunity to manage South American side Sao Paulo, with Tottenham still reportedly in the race to snap up the out of work manager.

Reality star left shaken after robbery by knife-wielding assailants posing as TOWIE fans in west London car park.

British quartet Anne Keothavong, Elena Baltacha, Laura Robson and Heather Watson have been awarded wildcards for the tennis competition at the London 2012 Olympics.

Qatar's sovereign wealth fund ramped up its demands for better Xstrata price from mining giant Glencore

London-based Standard Chartered expects pretax profit in the first half of this year to grow by less than 10 percent, following a slowdown in Asia growth and weakening local currencies

Aaradhya is seen gazing into the lens with curious "brown eyes" while being cradled by her mother in a baby-carrier.

Google TV will struggle to make an impact according to Peter King of Strategy Analytics

Family lawyer tells inquiry how parents Edward and Ann Bowles were shocked by media intrustion following crash, in which son Sebastian died on school ski trip.

Lord's, St. Andrews and Silverstone must be quivering in their boots every time tennis touches down for its four-week summer fling with the grass courts of Great Britain.

A "family" home of their own would rather mean the home where Prince William and Kate Middleton will start or plan a family with the next heir to the British throne.

Chelsea's David Luiz has been called up to represent Brazil at the London Olympics as one of the three players in the squad over the age of 23.

As Harry Potter enters 15th publishing anniversary, IBTimes UK looks at how it spawned global franchise.

Chelsea have been linked to Andre Schurrle for some time now and are now lining up an initial £7mn bid for the 21 year old

The Voice coach asks Prince of Wales if he has room free at Clarence House.

An Apple iOS, Android and BlackBerry app featuring 2,880 images of rioters has been released to the public

MI5 chief Jonathan Evans has defended the controversial draft Communications Bill, stating that the UK must be able to keep pace with cyber criminals.

Secret service boss Jonathan Evans says games are terror target but not an easy one.

The Football Association have labelled the abuse of Ashley Cole and Ashley Young 'unacceptable' following England's penalty shoot-out defeat by Italy in the European championship quarter final on Sunday.

Rafael van der Vaart has insisted that despite reports linking the playmaker with a possible move back to Hamburg, he has had no contact with his old club.

Rupert Murdoch is planning to split News Corp's publishing and entertainment businesses, the company has confirmed.

Ocado, the online grocer, posted solid first half sales, but said the Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations were disruptive and London 2012 brings uncertainty.

Al-Qaida and Taliban are turning towards Arab nations as they lose footing in Afghanistan and Pakistan, says Jonathan Evans.

The car was born out of the desire of a pair of enthusiastic Lords to spend a newly-acquired fortune to go racing at the Le Mans 24-Hours Endurance Race.

Social workers discussed sending boy, whose mother believed he was possessed by evil spirits, to Africa to be exorcised.

Ryan Cleary and Jake Davis (aka Topiary) appeared in court today pleading guilty to various charges including attacking the Pentagon.

Prime minister calls for a debate about structure of welfare state and targets 'culture of entitlement'.

With an historic move, the Gulf Kingdom is poised to send for the first time women athletes to London 2012 Olympic Games.

Jimmy Wales seeks to block TVShack founder's extradition to US over alleged copyright infringement.

Prime minister's plans to drop housing benefit for under-25s may cut Tories' youth vote adrift

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has revealed that he is keen on signing Germany forward Marco Reus.