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Stoke's Ricardo Fuller was arrested after an incident at a nightclub on Sunday morning. Fuller was accused of assaulting a 21-year-old man in the bar area of JFK nightclub.

Bolton defender Gary Cahill's hopes of going to the World Cup in South Africa this summer are all but over, killed off by a potion that has a similar effect on rats.

Arsenal will 'fight until the end' for the title - despite their critical defeat at Chelsea. That is the view of Gael Clichy, who is refusing to throw in the towel on their bid for the crown.

Robinho promised a heroic return for Santos. And though he did not deliver the hat-trick he prophecised against Sao Paulo, an exquisite winning goal was enough for his fans.

Portsmouth chief executive Peter Storrie admits the club's best hope for Wednesday's court date with HM Revenue & Customs is to delay the winding-up order.

A court case in which Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney and his wife Coleen are being sued for £4.3million was abruptly adjourned on Monday.

Marouane Chamakh has rubbished talk he has already agreed a move to Liverpool in the summer by claiming his preferred Premier League destination is Arsenal.

Harry Redknapp has tipped Ledley King for a shock England call-up for the World Cup finals this summer. Redknapp insists Fabio Capello can ill afford to leave King at home.

England and Wales will thrash out their qualifying fixtures for Euro 2012 in Switzerland on March 15. The meeting date was agreed in Warsaw following the qualifying draw.

Manchester United players have hailed the revival of one-time terrace villain Nani after a string of excellent displays helped the club to four successive victories.

Data from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange show net short positions against the single currency rising from 39,500 contracts to 43,700 contracts, equivalent to $7.6bn

The US launched a renewed push to rally support for sanctions against Iran after President Mahmoud Ahmadi-Nejad pledged to enrich uranium closer to the level needed for nuclear weapons

Xstrata fuelled renewed talk of a merger with Glencore, the privately held commodities trader, with the chief executive of the miner suggesting that a union could create value

Yulia Tymoshenko, prime minister, comes under pressure to concede defeat in Ukraine’s presidential election after Viktor Yanukovich appeared to have sealed a narrow victory

Global Markets Overview: Fears over the possible fall-out from the Greek debt crisis weigh, as worries over eurozone periphery curtail appetite for risk

SAP admits it has lost the trust of some of its customers as the world’s largest business software maker seeks to justify a sudden management reshuffle

An astronaut born and raised in Britain launched into orbit today after the Nasa mission was delayed by bad weather.

Dr Greg Pearson’s AcneApp uses 420 nanometer blue light and 550 nanometer red light to help kill bacteria and promote collagen growth.

The saliva test identifies if a prospective parent is carrying genetic mutations that could cause life-threatening illnesses, like cystic fibrosis or spinal muscular atrophy.

In a blinding flash of cobalt-blue and orange-chestnut she launches herself like a torpedo into the water to seize one of the minnows that are swimming there.

As England's manager Fabio Capello weighs up the pros and cons of his World Cup football team, he may want to take their height into consideration.

A mobile phone that can act as an interpreter is being developed by Google. The firm says its device will convert spoken words into another language almost instantly.

British scientists have consigned the battery to the dustbin of history. It is a breakthrough that could revolutionise the way people use phones, drive cars and even wear clothes.

It found that university graduates were more likely to favour feline companionship - possibly because they work longer hours.

Scientists claim the gene explains why some people - such as Sir Paul McCartney, remain baby-faced while others - such as Mick Jagger - become old before their time.

Anchiornis huxleyi, extinct for 150 million years, had a grey body with bold black and white feathers, a reddish-brown head crest and freckles.

It may not be a five-star space hotel, but life has never been so good off planet.

AP - A woman's chance of having a child with autism increase substantially as she ages, but the risk may be less for older dads than previously suggested, a new study analyzing more than 5 million births found.

AP - A critical safety net for babies — that heelprick of blood taken from every newborn — is facing an ethics attack.