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- Tottenham have ruled out sharing Ashburton Grove with Arsenal. But Spurs are open to the idea of sharing Wembley with their arch-rivals. |
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- Rock legend and Rolling Stone Mick Jagger has finally become respectable after he formally received his knighthood. |
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- EU leaders have begun a battle for power as controversial talks on a European constitution got underway. |
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- Chelsea have been paired with Stuttgart in the first knockout stage of the Champions League. Man United will face FC Porto while Arsenal have been drawn to face Celta Vigo. |
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- Britain's use of cluster bombs and its failure to secure munitions dumps 'caused civilian deaths and injuries during the Iraq war'. |
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- An oil services firm once run by US Vice President Dick Cheney may have been overcharged to the tune of $61 million. |
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- Tkinter WCK 1.0 is out. Enjoy. |
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- CNET News.com's Michael Kanellos writes that the U.S. technology industry needs to move on from holding two opposing views of its relationship to lawmakers. |
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- With the online-advertising market showing signs of a revival, America Online is hustling to whip its sales efforts into better shape. |
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