Thane Macdonald, 24 November 2004
Everton's unexpected start to the season demonstrates the strength of spirit that is currently at the core of the club.
Tom Phillips, 21 November 2004
Ageing Brazilian football legend Socrates attempts a suprise comeback playing his first match for English non-league side Garforth Town.
Richard Powell, 18 November 2004
This week's crisis at the Child Support Agency has revealed what government ministers wanted to keep quiet…
Sam Clark, 16 November 2004
With the recent 1-1 draw against Middlesborough, Sam Allardyce’s Bolton side further consolidated their surprising early season form in the Premiership.
Tom Phillips and Thais Viallela, 9 November 2004
The kidnapping of a national football star's mother shows the dark underbelly of Brazil's beautiful game and its ransom-fuelled snatch squads.
James Malysz, 4 November 2004
Rocco Buttiglione, the man Italy endorsed to be European commissioner-designate for justice has stepped aside after other MEPs threatened to veto his position within the commission.
Chris Wearmouth, 1 November 2004
As Election Day looms in the US, people in every country watch and wait, while one reporter appeals to Americans to vote responsibly…
Matthew Carlton, 29 October 2004
Graeme Souness has made a more than impressive start to his Newcastle tenure, but the beautiful game hasn't always been so kind to the Geordies' manager…
James Malysz, 29 October 2004
With British political parties competing to gain ground in the popularity stakes, one reporter examines how increasingly ambitious promises are swelling public distrust…
Mike Hirst, 27 October 2004
Growing violence against Iraq's estimated 700,000 Christians could mean the creation of "green zone" style enclaves to protect against attacks by Muslim extremists.
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