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The record revenue growth of £24.3 million was driven by a rise in match programme.

Apple may be announcing the iPad 3 as soon as January, and it will feature a Retina display, but be slightly thicker than the current model.

Dubbed by Vogue magazine earlier this year as a "rose in the desert", Asma al Assad has remained an elusive and enigmatic figure amidst her husband's continuing crackdown on protesters. Here the IBTimes profiles Syria's notorious first lady.

The prime minister, David Cameron, has admitted for the first time that his rigid deficit reduction plan is “proving harder than anyone envisaged.”

Arsenal star Robin Van Persie is currently “unplayable” according to former Tottenham Hotspur striker Garth Crooks.

Tom Cleverley is the "best home-grown" player Manchester United have had since Paul Scholes, according to former United youth coach Eric Harrison.

The coming of winter should be a reliable indicator for whichever manager is in the Chelsea hot-seat that the pressure to deliver never fully disappears, age being no limit.

The capture of Muammar Gaddafi's playboy son Saif al-Islam, while he was trying to flee to Niger through Libya's southern desert, is just the latest dramatic development in a family saga that ruled the country for four decades.

As the Occupy London movement looks sets to continue in the courts, critics are suggesting that the protesters simply pack up and go home. But can a protester take this argument to Parliament by becoming an MP?

Mikel Arteta has revealed that Arsenal signed him because they wanted to bring an 'experienced, creative midfielder' on board at the club, to help cope with the loss of Cesc Fabregas.

Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas has derided Gary Neville's "ridiculous" criticism of David Luiz following the Blues' 2-1 defeat to Liverpool on Sunday.

Arsenal have been boosted in their pursuit of Eric Abidal, with the Barcelona defender's agent revealing that contract talks are still stalling with the Catalan side.

David Beckham downplayed speculation over his future after he helped Los Angeles Galaxy win the MLS Cup with victory over Houston Dynamo Sunday.

The 21-year-old actor dazzled at the red carpet with her chic style despite the absence of leading lady Michelle William, who plays the protagonist Marilyn Monroe.

Grant, who is an astrologer, in a starry and glittery performance had blasted off from the cannon and danced with partner Flavia Cacace on the reality dance show.

Thousands of passengers are stranded for the second consecutive day as many flights were cancelled or delayed.

The officers are recovering from their injuries, police said.

One member of the group has reportedly claimed that the police watchdog is in some ways worse than the force it is investigating.

Where to watch: In the U.K., Sky Sports will show live coverage from 1530pm, while Match of the Day will broadcast a comprehensive highlights program on Saturday and Sunday nights, full details are available on the BBC Web site. In Australia, Fox Sports has the exclusive rights to the entire EPL season, while in New Zealand, Sky TV will broadcast a selection of live games.

Henry Moore's famous sculpture, “Knife Edge Two Piece 1962 – 1965”, is in a damaged and neglected state.

The plan to construct a new airport in Thames Estuary has got the support of the Prime Minister and other senior government officials.

Reports suggest that snipers onboard military helicopters might be deployed during the London Olympics, as a pre-emptive security measure against any terror attack.

The international community is seeking a fair trial for Saif Al-Islam.

A media report on Sunday revealed that the organisers of the 2012 London Olympic Games will, in a gesture designed to promote the country’s multi-cultural stance, allow Sikh athletes and spectators to wear ceremonial daggers.

The second annual Boring Conference was introduced in London, on Saturday. While the actual conference itself is yet to be held, this curtain raiser attracted 400 people ready to discuss subjects like the view from the roof of a car park and hot-air hand-driers.

The proposed welfare reform bill envisages limiting the benefit claim by the families to £500 a week.

The pair were reportedly seen kissing on the London' South Bank.

A total of 56,058 jobs are due to be axed as nursing leaders described the figures as "deeply worrying".

Those who were clandestinely followed by the newspaper included Prince William, Catherine Middleton, Hugh Grant, Sienna Miller and Jude Law, according to reports.

The officers came under attack after they were alerted by reports of a man causing disturbance in the street on Kingsbury Road, Harrow.