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Gareth Furby reports from a match in Kimberley on protests at the rebel English cricket tour of South Africa, with police firing rubber bullets at protesters after violence flared, and rebel players being...
Ali Bacher, organiser of the rebel England cricket tour of South Africa, gives a speech on the protests being allowed to go on outside the stadiums that they are playing in with no police action, following...
Andy Stenton reports on the arrival of 14 English football fans back at Heathrow Airport after their having been held for 10 days in an Italian prison following an alleged football hooliganism incident....
Lennart Johansson, President of Europe’s football-governing body, UEFA, says violence surrounding England’s latest world cup match has ruined any hopes of an early return for English clubs to continental...
Sarah Dickinson interviews on the Artbeat programme Anthony Burgess, author of novel A Clockwork Orange written 30 years ago, which has been made into a stage play following the success of Stanley...
England football fans returning home from the football World Cup in Italy have been involved in violence in Paris. Approximately 400 fans were put on a special train back to the UK after violence on the...
Assistant Chief Constable Malcolm George, head of the British anti-hooligan unit, is generally happy with the behaviour of England football fans at the 1990 World Cup. George hopes that hooliganism may soon...
Editor of Punch magazine, David Thomas, talks to Helen Costello about the failure of the magazine which is to fold after 150 years. He is blaming the recession.
Editor of Private Eye magazine, Ian Hislop, tells Stephanie West why he believes nobody will miss Punch magazine when it closes after 150 years.
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