City believe technicality will prevent Uefa sanction City believe technicality will prevent Uefa sanction Manchester City's refusal to accept sanctions for breaching Uefa's financial fair play (FFP) rules may be because the club believe they only failed on a technicality, financial analyst Ed Thompson believes.
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Thursday 24th Aug 2017 Compensation call for thousands of Haitians whodied in a cholera outbreak UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay calls for compensation
Thursday 24th Aug 2017 Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel set for showdown at Yeongam The two rivals are on collision course in Korea, writes Alex Ballard
Thursday 24th Aug 2017 Struggling Rangers paid former chief executive Charles Green nearly £1m Light Blues reveal financial results
Thursday 24th Aug 2017 The austerity narrative must be beaten down The right-wing propaganda machine is not invincible, writes PAUL DONOVAN
Thursday 24th Aug 2017 Theatre: In The Jungle Of Cities CIARAN BERMINGHAM enjoys a production of Brecht's In The Jungle Of Cities, a satire on the false freedom of capitalism
Thursday 24th Aug 2017 Women at the sharp end of the cuts Women are bearing the brunt of the austerity agenda - but it doesn't have to be like this. Anita Wright explains.
Thursday 24th Aug 2017 Political prisoners released in Iran Government frees 11 but many more still stuck behind bars
Thursday 24th Aug 2017 How Britain lets down its most vulnerable kids Paul Donovan reports from a parliamentary meeting on the fate of children whose parents have been sent to prison
