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Rooney relishes role in Capello's reconstruction of old England

Sunday 06 September 2009

New scheme gives Gerrard and Lampard roles that allow Manchester United powerhouse room to strike

Super-sub Defoe secures win for England

Saturday 05 September 2009

England 2 Slovenia 1

Players will be focused insists Capello

Friday 04 September 2009

England boss Fabio Capello insists his Chelsea players will not be distracted by news of the club facing a ban signing players for the next two transfer window.

Defoe set to replace Heskey for England

Thursday 03 September 2009

Striker's fine form has convinced Capello to play him alongside Rooney for Slovenia match in a switch from usual starting line-up

Women over 40 fuel boom in European 'IVF tourism'

Tuesday 30 June 2009

Lack of treatment at home forcing Britons to go abroad, study finds

Modern-day Von Trapps fight Austrian far right

Wednesday 03 June 2009

Choir uses music to promote tolerance, reports Vanessa Mock

The sunny corner of the Adriatic that is casting dark clouds over Europe

Tuesday 28 April 2009

Border dispute with Slovenia over Bay of Piran threatens Croatia's EU bid

Focus is now on Slovenia, says Worthington

Tuesday 31 March 2009

Northern Ireland manager Nigel Worthington led the squad in a light training session yesterday after the rigours of the victory against Poland at the weekend.

Boruc moment of madness has Irish smiling

Sunday 29 March 2009

Northern Ireland 3 Poland 2

Tick three more countries off your list, kids

Sunday 08 February 2009

Can you fit Slovenia, Hungary, and Croatia into a short holiday? Yes, says Andy McSmith

Letters: Moving Heathrow

Thursday 30 October 2008

The problems with moving Heathrow to the east

Wells sacked by Irish FA

Monday 13 October 2008

Howard Wells has been sacked as the Irish Football Association's chief executive, the governing body have announced.

Platini to watch experiment

Friday 10 October 2008

Uefa president Michel Platini is to watch a trial match featuring four assistant referees in Slovenia today.

Slovenia: Mountains and the Med

Wednesday 01 October 2008

Slovenia has Alpine peaks, pretty harbours – and great prices. Laura Latham reports
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