A Polish court issues a European arrest warrant for a former neo-Nazi leader suspected in the theft of the infamous “Arbeit Macht Frei” sign at Auschwitz.

Arbeit macht frei – Poland – Auschwitz – Neo-Nazism – Arrest warrant

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When McDonald’s entered the Soviet Union, it had to supply its own ingredients. Now the last one — burger buns — has been turned over to the private sector.

McDonald – Russia – Soviet Union – Business – Hospitality

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Ten years after an Air France Concorde crashed, killing 113 people and foreshadowing the end of the supersonic jet, a French court begins a hearing on who was to blame.

Concorde – Air France – Runway – Aviation – Business

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Robbie Keane was thrown straight into the action for Celtic as Tony Mowbray went for all-out attack in tonight’s SPL game at Kilmarnock.

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John Terry has been named as Chelsea captain for their Premier League clash at Hull, the defender’s second match since allegations regarding his private life came into the public domain.

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Trainers will be allowed to run horses that have won over hurdles in France in British juvenile hurdles from the start of next season.

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Benjani Mwaruwari’s loan move from Manchester City to Sunderland has been given the go-ahead by the Premier League.

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Portsmouth boss Avram Grant welcomes back African Nations Cup trio Nadir Belhadj, Hassan Yebda and Aruna Dindane for his side’s Barclays Premier League trip to Fulham.

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Millionaire footballer Wayne Rooney and his wife Coleen are being sued for £4.3m (€4.92m) after being “exploited” by his agent, a court heard today.

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Zoltan Gera is the latest Fulham player to suffer an injury ahead of the Premier League clash with Portsmouth.

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