Anti-racism group FARE reported England to Fifa following match against San Marino

The 'priority messages' system has been introduced to the UK after successful US trial

We're being sucked into a world of superficially friendly exchanges

Whether it’s PPI mis-selling, double glazing  or accident insurance claims, the plague of unsolicited calls has reached the status of No. 1 complaint to the Department for Culture, Media and Sport

It grates when people I've never met start a conversation as if we're old friends

A clear succession path is being installed

Until recently, the popular image of a postgraduate history student might have been a lone figure in a library, poring over weighty tomes. While that style of study still exists in many places – and with good reason – it's not what Peter Quigley is doing for his MA in public history at Royal Holloway, University of London. He's more likely to be seen on London's streets with a digital recorder in hand, interviewing people and then editing soundbites for a website providing eye-witness accounts of historical events.

An ex-soldier has been tweeting up a storm in the effort to find himself a job

The Wigan player will not be punished for challenge on Massadio Haidara

Richard Bevan accuses football of becoming 'arrogant'

Rio Ferdinand pulled out of the England squad today

The ghastly image of Father Alec Reid, his face blood-stained after he had tried in vain to save the life of two soldiers, created near-despair in Belfast in 1988.

British consumers are living in fear of security breaches in firms they deal with on a daily basis, a new survey suggests.