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Honda axes formula one motor racing team

The global financial crisis has hit one of the world's richest sports, motor racing, as the Japanese carmaker Honda today confirmed it would withdraw from formula one before the start of next season. The move - a desperate attempt by the company to cut costs - shocked the motor racing world and all...

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by Anonymous on 12-05-2008
Football: Withdrawn and isolated, Keane quits Sunderland by text message

Roy Keane became so introspective and elusive during the closing period of his time in charge at Sunderland that often the only way Niall Quinn could contact him was by text message. It is understood that was how his resignation as manager was initially delivered to the chairman. Quinn handled Keane's...

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Formula one: Honda pulls out of formula one and leaves Button in limbo

Formula one is bracing itself this morning for confirmation that Honda will close down its formula one team before the start of next season unless a buyer can be found for the operation which employs over 700 people at their factory at Brackley, Northamptonshire. The news, which will have seismic implications...

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Football Weekly: Roy Keane resigns and Paul Ince under pressure

Host James Richardson is joined by Raphael Honigstein , Amy Lawrence and Barry Glendenning to discuss the football news of the last few days. Topics today include: Roy Keane's exit from Sunderland, the Carling Cup and the Liverpool players support of Michael Shields. There's also a preview of...

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Cricket: captain Kevin Pietersen says favourable security report will see England resume India tour

The England captain, Kevin Pietersen, is adamant that a favourable report on security considerations in India will see the team return to the country to resume the tour, with no dissenters. However doubts remain that all the players are fully committed to going back, no matter what assurances are given...

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Football: Manager Roy Keane parts company with Sunderland

Roy Keane has parted company with Sunderland, the club has confirmed. He had been in talks this morning with the chairman, Niall Quinn, and other members of the Sunderland board, including Steve Walton, the club's new chief executive who was appointed yesterday . The players and staff at the Satdium...

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England in India: England prepare to fly out after India all-clear

England are ready to resume their tour of India after a security report from Chennai alleviated safety concerns. That, coupled with the prospect of similar assurance from Mohali, has convinced the England and Wales Cricket Board that it is safe for the two Test matches to go ahead. With the exception...

Posted to guardian.co.uk (Weblog) by Anonymous on 12-03-2008
Carling Cup: Manchester United 5-3 Blackburn Rovers

Strap a polygraph to Sir Alex Ferguson and he might just be forced to admit that he often finds the Carling Cup a hindrance in an already cluttered fixture list. At this stage of the competition, however, the good outweighs the bad and Manchester United will not overly mind the extra dates in their calendar...

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Cricket: England tour of India to resume with no player withdrawals

England will fly to Abu Dhabi tomorrow to resume their tour, with only the injured Ryan Sidebottom and Stuart Broad missing from the original party

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Premier League: FA chooses not to punish Liverpool over support for convicted criminal Michael Shields

The FA will not take any formal action against Liverpool after their players wore T-shirts carrying a message of support for jailed fan Michael Shields

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