The Premier League champions are to play an A-League All Star XI on Saturday

Canny coach names side that ensures all fit tourists will have had a run out by Saturday night

Annual profits at Hays are set to come in at the top of City expectations, the white-collar recruiter has said. But Alistair Cox, the chief executive of the jobs giant that employs almost 8,000 staff of its own, warned: "We expect conditions to remain fragile."

In a show of exuberant generosity and breadth, images of natural beauty and brutal destruction jostle with Flickr fun

Smart TV turns on Imagination Tech

The squid can eject water through a nozzle nea  its head as a form of jet propulsion

Cartier-owner Richemont admitted it had suffered a surprise slow-down in sales growth in Asia yesterday, spooking investors across the entire luxury goods sector.

United States shoppers heading online to buy Christmas presents gave a fillip to the air freight industry in November, the International Air Transport Association said today.

319 people reported missing in New Bataan town

Toyota has bumped up its profit expectations for the year to £6bn, despite its sales in China, the world's biggest car market, withering away due to a domestic boycott of Japanese cars as part of a territorial dispute.

Diageo, the world's biggest spirits group, said a postponed duty-free shipment and a weak South Korean market hampered quarterly trading.

Jocelyne Sibuet is France’s ultimate interior designer. Dubbed the French Martha Stewart, Sibuet is co-founder of (the super chic) Sibuet Hotels & Spa Group and author of A French Country Home: Style and Entertaining. She searches far and wide to kit out her hotels, chalets, restaurants and spas in the French Alps, Paris, Lyon and in the South of France. Here, she talks inspiration, favorite hotels and decorating mistakes with Annie Deakin.

The Prime Minister wants to make the 'Pacific Solution' even tougher

I am, I have to admit, a massive loser. Not in that way. What I mean is, I lose my personal possessions with the same facility other people have for breathing or sleeping. I've said goodbye – or rather, not said goodbye – to two pairs of headphones and, er, four iPhones this year. Shudder then, at the new BookBook iPhone holder (£49.99), which keeps your phone snug, while also acting as your wallet, with room for notes, credit cards and train tickets.