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One Minute With: Brian Thompson, autobiographer

Where are you now and what can you see?

Andy Thorn takes charge at the Ricoh Arena

Troubled League One side Coventry City hit with 10-point penalty

The club had already been forced out of their home stadium and plan to share with Northampton

B*Witched - Sinead O'Carroll, Edele Lynch, Lindsay Armaou, Keavy Lynch

B*Witched to donate trademark denim to charity

Girlband B*Witched are devoted to denim and now they're giving away some of the outfits that became their trademark.

Toyota stopped sending money to the Food Bank, and instead sent its engineers

The firms who reckon time is the new money: Companies offering staff and services instead of cash to charities

Corporate social responsibility is now being encouraged by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills

The Tory donor was awarded £180,000 in damages over allegations in The Sunday Times

David Cameron humiliated me, says Peter Cruddas - the man who bankrolled the Tory party

Ex-treasurer attacks PM after victory in 'cash-for-access' case

QPR striker Loic Remy

Transfer news: Loic Remy would be 'a very good signing' for Newcastle says Steve Harper

The former keeper wants to see new arrivals at St James' Park

Bank of Mum and Dad pays out £2 billion to fund their children's property dreams

1 in 5 parents say they are using their own retirement savings to fund children’s deposits

Faustino Asprilla is among the Newcastle Legends taking part

Faustino Asprilla and Alan Shearer among former players to appear in Newcastle Legends v AC Milan Legends game

Steve Harper will mark 20 years at the club in the game for charity

Warren Buffett’s son Peter questions giveaways by the rich

Just this month, Warren Buffett announced plans to give away more than $2.6bn (£1.7bn) of stock in his Berkshire Hathaway conglomerate to charities, in the latest round of annual gifts since he outlined plans to give away most of his wealth in 2006. But now his son has publicly questioned the trend of big-ticket giving by the rich when the “existing structure of inequality” is left unchallenged.

The former first lady, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy

Carla Bruni-Sarkozy attacked over £350k website

The former first lady, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, is threatening legal action after an online petition asked her to repay nearly €410,000 (£354,000) used to fund her website while her husband was President.

Best of the Steam Summer Sale

From L.A Noire to The Binding of Isaac; the sale took in some great titles this year

Usain Bolt and Mo Farah pictured at London 2012

Usain Bolt accepts challenge from Mo Farah to race over 600 metres

The two stars of the track look set to battle it out for charity

Survival rates are improving for all types of cancer

Testicular cancer ‘cure’ almost a reality as 96% are successfully treated with chemotherapy

Chemotherapy treatment has boosted the survival rate to 96 per cent

Pet food giant under fire over bear-baiting sponsorship

Animal welfare campaigners uncover evidence that Mars subsidiary Royal Canin sponsored illegal contest in Ukraine, where dogs were set on bears

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