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Two US soldiers guilty of separate murders in Iraq
… Private John J … 
Father and son killed in glider crash
Police in New Zealand confirmed today that a retired British Air Commodore and his son
were killed when their glider crashed into rugged slopes in the country's Southern Alps …
Beijing's mice to get first bite at Olympics
The job of food taster is one fraught with danger. But no sacrifice was too great to
protect the lives of the great and the good, the emperors of Rome …
Can Michael Jackson ever hit the high notes again?
What a thriller! Michael Jackson back on stage in the UK for the first time in nine years,
recreating the video that made him the world's biggest star …
Reds continue search for generous hosts
THE away-day woes of Liverpool have been focused upon by Coral who have opened a book on
when Rafa Benitez's side will first pick up three points on their travels …
McClaren draws hope
STEVE McCLAREN shrugged off the criticism that perpetually surrounds his post after a 1-1
draw with Holland last night that provided only a partial response to his detractors …
England in tune to help coach breathe more easily
… He will not have to endure accusing looks everywhere he goes throughout a long,
cold winter …
McClaren shuffles his pack with better effect
THREE matches, three formations. Having ditched 4-4-2 for 3-5-2 against Croatia, Steve
McClaren seemed to adopt a "when in Rome" strategy last night when he sent out England in
a …
Leading one-day competition without a sponsor
… & Gloucester, the successor to Gillette, which pioneered the knockout cup in
1963 and supported it until 1980, and …
Dallaglio appointed World XV captain
Lawrence Dallaglio will captain a World XV against South Africa at the Walkers Stadium in
Leicester on December 3 …