News Analysis: Nike's reputation in spotlight again
01 Apr 2005
and England defender Gary Neville. And controversy was recently reignited by Italian and Spanish interest ...
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Profile: Soccer socialist - William Gaillard, director of communications and public affairs, Uefa
01 Apr 2005 | by Ian Hall
The 54-year-old comms chief for European football's governing body is based in Switzerland but is in England to watch a brace of Champions League games. Momentarily it seems unbecoming for such a distinguished man (his CV takes in the European Commission and United Nations; his education is staggeringly ...
Profile: The cheerleader - Tim Hollingsworth, director of policy and communications, UK Sport
04 Mar 2005 | by Richard Cann
. The Conservatives are promising to merge UK Sport with Sport England to form a single sports funding body if elected ... to details of laborious centuries from Graham Gooch and Geoff Marsh. Bank of England's Kate Barker, a ...
Public Sector: Post-industrial revolution
04 Mar 2005
, corporate events, outdoor events and business travel are worth £10bn a year to England, £1.12bn to Scotland ... Nations rugby, the FA Cup semi-finals and final, the Wales v England World Cup qualifier and the British ...
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