There were no real alarms for Andy Murray as he eased into the second round of the French Open with a 6-1 7-5 6-0 victory over Tatsuma Ito of Japan this evening.
Moonpig founder takes share in outfitters Smart Turnout
Sunday 27 May 2012
An online gentleman's outfitter that began life as a regimental clothing supplier has attracted funding from giftcard group Moonpig.com's founder Nick Jenkins.
Top London player cashes in after £52m deal with Man
Tuesday 22 May 2012
The leading London hedge fund player Blaine Tomlinson was considerably better off yesterday after the firm he founded 21 years ago was bought by Man Group for up to $82.8m (£52.3m).
Policeman and game warden killed in rhino poaching gun battle
Monday 30 April 2012
A police constable and a ranger were shot dead at the weekend during an operation to track rhino poachers in South Africa's Kruger Park game reserve.
D J Taylor: A man who knows what it means to be civilised – and chooses not to be
Saturday 21 April 2012
Just when you had assumed that the Breivik trial couldn't get any worse – with Thursday's revelation that its subject had wanted to decapitate a former Norwegian prime minister – it plunged into a yet more subterranean depth. Even to watch the fragments of Breivik's testimony come through on text services was bad enough – the self-proclaimed "nice" man who had deliberately hardened his heart to commit mass murder. God knows what the impact of this must have been in a mesmerised courtroom.
Gordon Bagier: Politician who championed railways in thebattle against road transport
Thursday 12 April 2012
One of the reasons for the decline in the authority and public esteem of the House of Commons is that so many of the new entrants have done little in their lives other than politics, or activities closely allied to it. In 1964, when he beat Paul Williams in the marginal seat of Sunderland South, a victory that won him the epithet "The Hero of Sunderland" in the local press, Gordon Bagier brought a wealth of experience, first as a wartime Royal Marine, then two decades of promotion to ever-more responsible jobs on the railways.
James Moore: Expect more wonders from the Far East
Wednesday 11 April 2012
Outlook Amazing what you can do with Japanese managers. Thanks to the small matter of an £8m bung from the Government, more than 1,000 desperately needed jobs are going to be created in the North-east, where Nissan will build some new cars.
Dutch firm in talks to get behind wheel at Raleigh
Wednesday 04 April 2012
The British bicycle maker Raleigh is set to fall into overseas hands after a Dutch rival, Accell, said yesterday that it was in exclusive talks over buying the business.
Raleigh brand may ride into Dutch sunset
Wednesday 04 April 2012
The British bicycle maker Raleigh is set to fall into overseas hands after a Dutch rival, Accell, said yesterday that it was in exclusive talks over buying the business.
Real Madrid to open $1bn holiday resort in United Arab Emirates
Thursday 22 March 2012
Nine-times European champions Real Madrid have unveiled plans to build a $1 billion holiday resort in the United Arab Emirates that is due to open in January 2015.
Market Report: Henderson is 'the special one' after bid rumours
Tuesday 20 March 2012
Having recently snapped up Real Madrid manager José Mourinho to front its advertising campaign, Henderson has shown it is capable of making big signings. However, the fund manager was itself the "special one" for many punters yesterday amid the return of speculation it could become a takeover target.
Market report: Henderson is 'the special one' after bid rumours
Tuesday 20 March 2012
Having recently snapped up Real Madrid manager José Mourinho to front its advertising campaign, Henderson has shown it is capable of making big signings. However, the fund manager was itself the "special one" for many punters yesterday amid the return of speculation it could become a takeover target.
Brian Kennedy prepares 'reluctant' bid for Rangers
Wednesday 14 March 2012
Brian Kennedy is preparing a bid for Rangers, but would be a reluctant buyer of the Glasgow giants.
Rangers buyout plans in 'good shape' says Paul Murray
Tuesday 13 March 2012
Former Rangers director Paul Murray has declared his buyout plans in "good shape" following fresh talks with the club's administrators.








