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Cardiff City appoint Russell Slade as their new manager after protracted negotiations with his former club Leyton Orient.
Oct 6, 2014
Cardiff confirm Slade as boss
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Cardiff confirm Slade as boss
Cardiff City appoint Russell Slade as their new manager after protracted negotiations with his former club Leyton Orient.
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By the end of the decade, many automakers will offer vehicles that can take control on the highway, even passing and exiting on their own.
This latest round places the e-commerce start-up in the company of Internet start-ups like Pinterest and Spotify, which also have valuations around $5 billion to $6 billion.
The Silicon Valley pioneer said it would divide in two, with one company for its data businesses and another focusing on PCs and printers.
The professional social network's Chinese-language version, which lacks certain features of Western versions, seems to have the tacit approval of China's government.
The acquisition, which will create one of the five largest medical device companies in the world, is the latest shake-up in the health care industry.
The company is expected to divide into two entities — one that consists of its PC business and another that is more enterprise-focused, people familiar with the matter said.
Protesters are downloading the FireChat app, which would allow them to stay connected even if authorities were to shut down cellphone service.
Some of the drivers, who work for a contractor and put in 15-hour split shifts, are seeking representation by the Teamsters.
Even those most confident in the virtual currency are having trouble explaining the recent decline.
As the breadth and potential source of the attack on JPMorgan Chase became clearer, Washington officials urgently expressed concern about the potential for more serious attacks in the future.
The investment could give help Yahoo become more relevant to young consumer audiences and provide a more strategic stake in mobile technology.
What happens to intimacy, when all our secrets are already online?
A company starts with data it compiles on journalists, then makes its own suppositions in its profiles of them.
A class action brought by Amazon warehouse workers asserts that their employer should pay them for the time they spent waiting to undergo security checks.
Consumers can lessen the risk of financial harm to themselves from big data breaches like the one at JPMorgan Chase.
Intel's decision added to a controversy that has focused attention on the treatment of women in the games business and the power of online mobs.
The disclosure that attackers had gained access to 76 million households' accounts dwarfed the bank's earlier estimate of one million.
A New York brokerage took a novel approach to studying what people are searching for on Google. We certainly spend a lot of time thinking about television bachelors.
The European Commission approved the deal despite vocal opposition from telecom companies concerned that the acquisition will harm their messaging and voice businesses.
Margrethe Vestager, a former Danish economy minister, signaled that she would look deeply into whether amassing data entrenched the strength of digital companies like Google.
A new law will soon require every smartphone sold in California to include a so-called kill switch, a feature included in the iPhone, that renders the device unusable if lost or stolen.
Doctors and hospital executives are expressing frustration that high expense and technical difficulties inhibit a major goal of the Affordable Care Act.
The social media company said that it would more strictly review its research practices, though it didn't quite offer how.
Gerard Grech, who is in charge of promoting Britain's technology sector, is trying to expand the recent success of London's tech sector to the rest of the country.
The nation's largest bank recently found that hackers, with links to Italy, had gained entry to some of its servers, say several people with knowledge of the investigation.
STOCKHOLM (AP) -- An Anglo-American scientist and a Norwegian husband-and-wife research team won the Nobel Prize in medicine Monday for discovering the brain's navigation system - the inner GPS that helps us find our way in the world....
HACIPASA, Turkey (AP) -- Sevda, a 22-year-old waitress in a brown apron, recounts how she made a small fortune running smuggled diesel from a village on Turkey's wild and dangerous border with Syria. But the days when she could earn 20 times her salary waiting tables came to an abrupt end several months ago when police arrested her and slapped her employers with a massive fine....
MONROVIA, Liberia (AP) -- Poor infrastructure, difficulties with equipment and torrential rains have slowed work for the U.S. military's initial response to the deadly Ebola outbreak in West Africa, but it is now ready to start erecting the main tent for a field hospital in Liberia....
SYDNEY (AP) -- The hunt for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 resumed Monday in a desolate stretch of the Indian Ocean, more than six months after the jet vanished....
SYDNEY (AP) -- The search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 resumed Monday in a remote part of the Indian Ocean, far off Australia's west coast. Here's a rundown of the operation to look for the jet, which inexplicably vanished nearly seven months ago:...
HONG KONG (AP) -- The legacy of the 1989 crackdown in Tiananmen Square looms larger in Hong Kong than in mainland China, where the Communist Party has virtually erased all public mention of it. In this former British colony, hundreds of thousands attend candlelight vigils each anniversary to commemorate the grim end to the Beijing movement that was vanquished before many of the pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong's streets were even born....
HONG KONG (AP) -- Student-led protests for democratic reforms in Hong Kong shrank Monday but a few hundred demonstrators remained camped out in the streets, vowing to keep up the pressure until the government responds to their demands....
KIEV, Ukraine (AP) -- Ukraine's prime minister says two drones have been delivered to the country so international observers can monitor the shaky cease-fire between government forces and pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine....
WHO WON?...
IGUALA, Mexico (AP) -- A clandestine grave on the outskirts of a Mexican city where police clashed with student protesters a week ago contained 28 bodies too damaged for immediate identification, state officials said....
Fondly known as the King Khan of Bollywood, Shah Rukh Khan not only has a nationwide but also a global appeal when it comes to his stardom. Fans across the world have appreciated the actor in almost all the avatars that he has entertained us with, over the decades. Even today, he is one among the iconic Khans who has maintained a stupendous box office record, at the same time, the actor has received many acknowledgements and awards for his global image.
Now, after the French honour, Shah Rukh Khan received the Global Diversity Award for his outstanding contribution in cinema and for other endeavours. Thrilled about adding yet another feather to his cap, Shah Rukh Khan said he has been humbled by this award and that he has got more than what he deserved. Explaining his London connection, the actor also mentioned that his first visit to this England capital was during Baazigar, one of the initial days of his Bollywood career.
Shah Rukh Khan has won around 14 Filmfare awards and is also considered as a global icon for a lot of social work that he is involved in which includes working for the well being of acid attack victims. Shah Rukh Khan who started off his career in small screen with serials like 'Fauji' and 'Circus', gained fame in Bollywood with films like Deewana, Baazigar, Darr among others and was later titled as the Romance King with films like Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Dil Toh Pagal Hai, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai to his credit.
When Ayushmann Khurrana made his debut in Bollywood with Vicky Donor along with John Abraham's production and Shoojit Sircar as the director, the trio decided to make yet another film together titled Hamara Bajaj. Despite the fact that John Abraham, Shoojit Sircar and Ayushmann Khurrana, later got busy with other projects, the film was always on the cards until a title controversy turned it all topsy-turvy.
Apparently the automobile company Bajaj Group decided to take legal action against the makers for using the tagline of their scooter commercials, 'Hamara Bajaj', as a part of their film's title. This ongoing battle led to a delay and the cast and crew moved on to other projects. But now, the makers have finally narrowed down on the title Agra Ka Daabra. Talking about the connection, Ayushmann revealed that his character which was initially named Sanjay Bajaj will now have Daabra as his last name. Also further elaborating on the Agra connection, the actor mentioned that the film will be extensively shot in the city accompanied by a small shooting schedule in Mumbai too. Agra Ka Daabra revolves around a tourist guide who aspires to be a part of the glamorous Bollywood life.
Agra Ka Daabra is slated to go on floor in December and it is to be directed by Amit Roy who is currently directing Running Shaadi.com for Shoojit Sircar.
Ayushmann Khurrana is busy wrapping up Vibhu Puri's Hawaizaada, he will also be seen in Yash Raj Films' Dum Laga Ke Haisha and he will also play a football player in John Abraham's upcoming film 1911. Shoojit Sircar is currently completing the Amitabh Bachchan, Irrfan Khan, Deepika Padukone starrer Piku.
After playing the iconic baap-beta jodi in the smash hit film Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (DDLJ), the impeccable duo of Shah Rukh Khan and Anupam Kher is back again.
This time round, they will be seen in Farah Khan's much awaited film Happy New Year. Unlike DDLJ, Anupam Kher won't be seen in a full-fledged role, but a guest appearance. Speaking exclusively to Bollywood Hungama, Anupam Kher said, "It is always a joy to be working with Shah Rukh Khan. I am doing what I would call as an 'emotional appearance'. Happy New Year is one film which I am looking forward to."
Directed by Farah Khan and produced by Red Chillies Entertainment, Happy New Year also stars Deepika Padukone, Abhishek Bachchan, Boman Irani, and Vivaan Shah among others. The film is slated to release on October 23 this year.
Last year, Sonam Kapoor had collaborated with author Anuja Chauhan and bought the rights of some of her works in order to adapt them as films. Being an avid reader, Battle of Bittora was Sonam Kapoor's first choice for an on screen adaptation and she even announced that a film on it is on the cards.
Now that she has found the royal prince in the form of Pakistani actor Fawad Afzal Khan (Khoobsurat), we hear that the actor will once again be paired with Anil Kapoor's daughter in this film. As mentioned before, Fawad Khan will be seen in the role of a politician belonging to a royal family named Zain Altaf while Sonam Kapoor will play the role of Sarojini Pandey. Set against the backdrop of election campaigns, Battle of Bittora is a passionate love story where rivals fall in love. Jinni, a young and independent girl working to fulfill her dreams at an animation studio, suddenly gets entangled in a web of politics, after her dominating grandmother drags her off the simple life to contest the Lok Sabha elections from Bittora.
The film in question will be produced by Rhea Kapoor under the banner Anil Kapoor Productions.
Sonam Kapoor is currently busy with the shooting of Sooraj Barjatya's Prem Ratan Dhan Payo where she plays a wealthy princess opposite Salman Khan.
While the whole of literary world and Bollywood is still drooling over the title of Chetan Bhagat's next novel 'Half Girlfriend', hear this one.
TV actress Kritika Kamra and Vikrant Massey have been signed up as the lead pair in Best Girlfriend, a film whichis presently under post-production and is readying for online premiere.
While the film's story has been written by Amit Roy, the film has been directed by Navjot Gulati. News reports state that the film is about a guy whose girlfriend means everything to him, when situations become challenging. Speaking about the film, Navjot said that Best Girlfriend is a 10 minute short film which is based on a true event.
Best Girlfriend has been shot over ten days in Mumbai and will be released online on October 25.
Salman Khan Productions kick starts with a grand remake of Hero. And Salman Khan, we hear, would leave no stone unturned to make sure that the film reaches an optimum audience.
In what appears to be a conscious attempt to be a part of the core creative team, Salman Khan would be contributing actively to the marketing and promotion of Hero.
Reveals a source close to the project, "Salman would not only be promoting Hero along with its debutant pair Sooraj Pancholi and Athiya Shetty, he'll also be designing some of the posters and doing a special video with the pair."
Since the film is a Valentine's Day release, Salman is expected to personally design the main theme-poster with 'love' being the predominant emotion.
Says the source, "Bhai is also taking active interest in the editing. He is on the table with the director Nikhil Advani."
Apparently, Salman's buddy Sajid Nadiadwala who recently introduced Tiger Shroff (whose father Jackie starred in the original Hero), is also being actively consulted by Salman Khan as to how to go about promoting the two newcomers.
For all those who still aren't able to get over the effervescent romance of the Shahid Kapoor-Amrita Rao starrer Ishq Vishk, here's some good news for you. The news is that the film's director Ken Ghosh is now all set to directa sequel which will feature newcomers.
News reports state that after months of searching for the right script, Ken has now locked on it. Talking about the same, the film's producer Ramesh Taurani said that the (sequel's) script is almost finalized and that they should have the cast in place in a month or so. He also added (read 'revealed') that, very much like the first installment, Ishq Vishk's sequel will also be having an urban rom-com which is set in a college campus. Meanwhile, Ghosh said that he is busy in fine-tuning the script and that he will have more clarity on the same in the coming days.
Watch this space for more developments.
May Kom has done us proud. She is the first woman boxer to win a gold medal at the Asian Games.
And Sanjay Leela Bhansali, who co-produced the recently-released bio-pic on her life that is now in its fourth week in theatres across the country, is filled with pride. "She is a true hero. I am not surprised by her victory.I expected her to bring the gold home from the Asian Games. Mary has the tenacity and the passion. These are qualities that prompted us to make a film on her life in the first place."
Omung Kumar, who directed her bio-pic, just can't stop smiling.
Says Omung, "The whole team of our film was praying for her to win. Mary Kom has proved that if you have zidd in your heart you could achieve anything.We are so happy for and so proud of our true hero Mary Kom. She has done the country proud."
Darshan Kumaar, who played Mary Kom's husband in the bio-pic says, "We are all super-proud of the super-woman. Congrats Mary for the wonderful victory. You've made India shine with your gold. I feel blessed to have been part of a film about your life."
Just before the Asian Games, Mary Kom had said to this writer, "I am now all geared up for the Asian Games. And if I win, a new chapter in my life will begin."
Viacom 18 the producers of the film Mary Kom are keen to continue Mary Kom's saga.
As part of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Swachch Bharat Abhiyaan' on Gandhi Jayantion October 2, poet-lyricist-writer Javed Akhtar headed to the Mumbai Central station to sweep the platforms.
Javed was the only celebrity from Bollywood to join the Prime Minister's token campaign on Gandhi Jayanti for a clean India.
Speaking of the experience Javed Saab said, "It is always a pleasure to be part of any campaign for a better nation. And Narendra Modiji's 'Swach Bharat Abhiyaan' was definitely a wonderful idea. I happily supported it."
Javed saab points out a significant personal historical link of his past to the clean-India campaign. "50 years ago on 4 October,1964, I left my home town Gwalior to reach Mumbai by a train that took me to Mumbai Central.And now, just two days short of the day I had arrived inMumbai 50 years ago, I was the same place as part of a clean-Indian campaign."
Javed was very unhappy to see no other Bollywood celebrity coming out in support of Narendra Modi's 'Swachch Bharat Abhiyaan' on October 2.
Says Javed, "We talk of a clean Indian, corruption-free India. But we can't even keep the road in front of our homes clean. We say, 'Let the government do it.' Arrey, why must the government be expected to do everything? Don't we as responsible citizens have a responsibility towards society?"
Javed Saab says it's time to take matters into our own hands. "It's time we realized we are the government. No one else is going to do it for us. We see big shiny malls with dirt and filth right outside it.We only talk about change. But we don't want to do anything to bring a change.When the road in front of my Juhu home crumbled, I suggested we re-construct it ourselves. My suggestion was met with a lot of opposition. I was happy to go to the Bombay Central station and sweep with a broom.At least, I took up the cleaning seriously. It's better than just talking about a clean city."
On her 72nd birthday on October 2, yesteryears' boxoffice queen Asha Parekh was surprised by her contemporary, the very beautiful Saira Banu, by an impromptu visit. The two chatted about old times and had dinner together.
Says Asha, "It was a very pleasant surprise.And least expected. Saira just decided to drop home to wish me.And we sat and chatted for quite a while."
Interestingly, Saira is not known to socialize these days, choosing instead to stay home to look after her husband the legendary Dilip Kumar.
Says Asha, "It was a very pleasant surprise considering Saira hardly ever leaves Yusuf Saab alone. We are contemporaries. But we were never rivals. We meet very warmly even today. The roles that Saira did went to her and the roles that I did were meant for me.Producers never went to either of us for roles that were meant for others."
Asked to single out her favourite Saira Banu starrers Ashaji sighs, "There were so many. I like Shagird, Sagina, Padosan and Purab Aur Pachim. She was and remains very beautiful."
Marussia thank fans for their support and ask for "patience and understanding" following Jules Bianchi's crash in Japan.
A brain injury chairty criticises Chelsea's handling of Thibaut Courtois's head injury in Sunday's win over Arsenal.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says he does not regret shoving Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho during a heated touchline spat.
Kevin Pietersen criticises Matt Prior and ex-coach Andy Flower in his first interview since being sacked by England.
Boss Louis van Gaal says Manchester United are in the top four despite not playing well for a whole match this season.
Marussia driver Jules Bianchi has undergone surgery after suffering a severe head injury in a crash at the Japanese Grand Prix.
Williams driver Felipe Massa says the treacherous conditions at the Japanese GP worried him before Jules Bianchi's crash.
Cardiff City are finally expected to appoint former Leyton Orient boss Russell Slade as their new manager on Monday
British number one Heather Watson beats Jovana Jaksic at the Japan Women's Open, her first main draw win for two months.
Bath-bound Sam Burgess is to have surgery on his fractured cheekbone and faces at least six weeks out of action.
Britain's James Ward bows out of the Shanghai Masters, losing to South Africa's Kevin Anderson in the first round.
Bath head coach Mike Ford believes England must focus on their attacking qualities if they are to win the 2015 World Cup.
World number 792 Oliver Wilson wins his first European title at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
USA's Michael Phelps will take a break from swimming after being arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol.
Former Arsenal and Celtic winger Freddie Ljungberg says the inaugural Indian Super League will be a success.
World number one Novak Djokovic wins his fifth China Open title by beating Tomas Berdych in 66 minutes in Beijing.
Former Formula 1 driver Andrea De Cesaris, who raced in more than 200 Grands Prix, has dies in a motorbike crash in Rome.
Leonardo Bonucci's spectacular late volley gives Juventus victory in a fiery encounter with Serie A title rivals Roma.
The United States beat Spain 77-64 to retain the title at the Women's World Championships in Turkey on Sunday.
The racing career so far of 25-year-old Frenchman Jules Bianchi who is in intensive care following a crash at the Japanese GP.
>From Arsene Wenger's shove on Jose Mourinho to Manchester United winning again, Phil McNulty discusses the weekend's talking points.
On a weekend of extraordinary goals and drama, find out who Garth Crooks thinks is showing similar style to Liverpool great Ian Callaghan.
Fernando Alonso's decision to quit faltering Ferrari in his quest to win a third title will also define the future of Sebastian Vettel.
Gymnast Claudia Fragapane won a life-changing four golds at Glasgow 2014 but now faces the toughest test of her career.
Cheadle Town prove that even losing 22-0 has its positives as Russia U19s help put non-league club on the football map.
Which was the only Premier League game that BBC Sport's football expert Mark Lawrenson got wrong?
Meetings with the king and VIP cocktail parties. Why did Norway pull out of the running to host the 2022 Winter Olympics?
Ethiopia's Haile Gebrselassie pulls out of the Great Scottish Run after 19 minutes of the half-marathon in Glasgow.
Suresh Raina's unbeaten 109 from just 62 balls helps Chennai Super Kings beat Kolkata in the Champions League T20 final.
Ireland's Dan Martin claims victory with an impressive sprint finish in the Tour of Lombardy one-day cycling classic.
The International Paralympic Committee will discuss the sports for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics at a meeting next month.
Arsenal defender Calum Chambers replaces the injured John Stones in England's squad to face San Marino and Estonia.
A serious accident involving Marussia's Jules Bianchi overshadows Lewis Hamilton's victory in the Japanese Grand Prix.
Dunhill Links champion Oliver Wilson says a newly regained belief helped him win his first European Tour title.
Cirrus Des Aigles is controversially stripped of victory in the Prix Dollar after a stewards' enquiry.
Wigan winger Joe Burgess says his match-winning try that sent the Warriors to Saturday's Grand Final was his "best" career moment.
Director of rugby Dean Richards says Sunday's first win for Newcastle in 21 games against Exeter "has been coming".
Two-time World Championship finalist Ali Carter postpones his planned return after undergoing chemotherapy.
US Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps has apologised after being arrested for speeding while driving under the influence of alcohol in Baltimore, Maryland.
World number four Maria Sharapova captures the China Open with a thrilling three-set win over Petra Kvitova.
Lizzy Yarnold says she is aiming to become the first person in history to successfully defend an Olympic skeleton crown.
BBC Sport looks at some of the key statistics form the weekend's games in the Premier League, with Jose Mourinho maintaining his unbeaten run against Arsene Wenger.
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says Arsenal were lucky "not to finish with eight men" after the Gunners were beaten 2-0 at Stamford Bridge.
Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal says David De Gea was "fantastic" after the goalkeeper pulled off a string of vital saves to help his side beat Everton 2-1 at Old Trafford.
Arsene Wenger says he has no regrets over his clash with Jose Mourinho during Chelsea's 2-0 defeat of Arsenal at Stamford Bridge.
Everton manager Roberto Martinez says the 2-1 defeat away against Manchester United was down to "very small margins" and an excellent goalkeeping performance by Daivd De Gea.
Mauricio Pochettino says he "still loves Southampton" after his Tottenham side beat his former club 1-0 at White Hart Lane.
Manager Manuel Pellegrini thinks Manchester City's 2-0 win away to Aston Villa was his side's "best game of the season".
Brendan Rodgers describes Liverpool's 2-1 victory over West Bromwich Albion as a "big, big win".
Newcastle manager Alan Pardew says his side showed "tremendous character" to draw 2-2 with Swansea City.
Lizzy Yarnold tells BBC Sport she is aiming to become the first woman in history to successfully defend her Olympic skeleton title at the 2018 Pyeongchang Games in South Korea.
What lessons are there for Formula 1 after Jules Bianchi is severely hurt in a crash at the Japanese Grand Prix?
Cristiano Ronaldo scores a record-equalling 22nd La Liga hat-trick to help Real Madrid crush Athletic Bilbao 5-0.
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Technology Takes the Wheel
Oct 06, 12:00PM
By the end of the decade, many automakers will offer vehicles that can take control on the highway, even passing and exiting on their own.
Bits Blog: Square Raises $150 Million at a $6 Billion Valuation
Oct 06, 11:44AM
This latest round places the e-commerce start-up in the company of Internet start-ups like Pinterest and Spotify, which also have valuations around $5 billion to $6 billion.
Hewlett-Packard Announces Breakup Plan
Oct 06, 11:22AM
The Silicon Valley pioneer said it would divide in two, with one company for its data businesses and another focusing on PCs and printers.
To Reach China, LinkedIn Plays by Local Rules
Oct 06, 2:07AM
The professional social network's Chinese-language version, which lacks certain features of Western versions, seems to have the tacit approval of China's government.
DealBook: Becton Dickinson to Acquire CareFusion for $12.2 Billion
Oct 06, 1:19AM
The acquisition, which will create one of the five largest medical device companies in the world, is the latest shake-up in the health care industry.
Hewlett-Packard Is Said to Be Planning a Split of Businesses
Oct 06, 12:53AM
The company is expected to divide into two entities — one that consists of its PC business and another that is more enterprise-focused, people familiar with the matter said.
Hong Kong Protests Propel a Phone-to-Phone App
Oct 06, 12:37AM
Protesters are downloading the FireChat app, which would allow them to stay connected even if authorities were to shut down cellphone service.
Facebook's Bus Drivers Seek Union
Oct 06, 12:22AM
Some of the drivers, who work for a contractor and put in 15-hour split shifts, are seeking representation by the Teamsters.
DealBook: Price of Bitcoin Tumbles
Oct 06, 12:14AM
Even those most confident in the virtual currency are having trouble explaining the recent decline.
DealBook: Hackers' Attack Cracked 10 Companies in Major Assault
Oct 06, 12:00AM
As the breadth and potential source of the attack on JPMorgan Chase became clearer, Washington officials urgently expressed concern about the potential for more serious attacks in the future.
DealBook: Yahoo in Talks to Invest in Snapchat
Oct 05, 11:43AM
The investment could give help Yahoo become more relevant to young consumer audiences and provide a more strategic stake in mobile technology.
News Analysis: We Want Privacy, but Can't Stop Sharing
Oct 04, 4:55PM
What happens to intimacy, when all our secrets are already online?
Technophoria: Just the Facts? This Dossier Goes Further
Oct 04, 2:00PM
A company starts with data it compiles on journalists, then makes its own suppositions in its profiles of them.
Justices Weighing Wages for After-Work Screenings
Oct 04, 12:54AM
A class action brought by Amazon warehouse workers asserts that their employer should pay them for the time they spent waiting to undergo security checks.
Ways to Protect Yourself After the JPMorgan Hacking
Oct 03, 11:59PM
Consumers can lessen the risk of financial harm to themselves from big data breaches like the one at JPMorgan Chase.
Bits Blog: Intel Pulls Ads From Site After 'Gamergate' Boycott
Oct 03, 9:28PM
Intel's decision added to a controversy that has focused attention on the treatment of women in the games business and the power of online mobs.
DealBook: JPMorgan Chase Hacking Affects 76 Million Households
Oct 03, 8:55PM
The disclosure that attackers had gained access to 76 million households' accounts dwarfed the bank's earlier estimate of one million.
Bits Blog: Drones vs. Kidneys: Google Autofill on the Economy
Oct 03, 7:18PM
A New York brokerage took a novel approach to studying what people are searching for on Google. We certainly spend a lot of time thinking about television bachelors.
Bits Blog: Facebook Receives European Approval for $19 Billion WhatsApp Deal
Oct 03, 6:35PM
The European Commission approved the deal despite vocal opposition from telecom companies concerned that the acquisition will harm their messaging and voice businesses.
Bits Blog: Antitrust Nominee in Europe Promises Scrutiny of Big Tech Companies
Oct 03, 1:22PM
Margrethe Vestager, a former Danish economy minister, signaled that she would look deeply into whether amassing data entrenched the strength of digital companies like Google.
Bits Blog: New Apple Tool Checks iPhones for 'Kill Switch' Security
Oct 03, 11:19AM
A new law will soon require every smartphone sold in California to include a so-called kill switch, a feature included in the iPhone, that renders the device unusable if lost or stolen.
Doctors Find Barriers to Sharing Digital Medical Records
Oct 03, 2:17AM
Doctors and hospital executives are expressing frustration that high expense and technical difficulties inhibit a major goal of the Affordable Care Act.
Facebook Promises Deeper Review of User Research, but Is Short on the Particulars
Oct 03, 12:19AM
The social media company said that it would more strictly review its research practices, though it didn't quite offer how.
Bits Blog: Taking London's Success Elsewhere in Britain
Oct 02, 8:56PM
Gerard Grech, who is in charge of promoting Britain's technology sector, is trying to expand the recent success of London's tech sector to the rest of the country.
DealBook: JPMorgan Discovers Further Cyber Security Issues
Oct 02, 6:23PM
The nation's largest bank recently found that hackers, with links to Italy, had gained entry to some of its servers, say several people with knowledge of the investigation.
3 win medicine Nobel for discovering brain's GPS
Oct 06, 12:40PM
STOCKHOLM (AP) -- An Anglo-American scientist and a Norwegian husband-and-wife research team won the Nobel Prize in medicine Monday for discovering the brain's navigation system - the inner GPS that helps us find our way in the world....
Turkey crackdown on oil smugglers feeding IS group
Oct 06, 10:31AM
HACIPASA, Turkey (AP) -- Sevda, a 22-year-old waitress in a brown apron, recounts how she made a small fortune running smuggled diesel from a village on Turkey's wild and dangerous border with Syria. But the days when she could earn 20 times her salary waiting tables came to an abrupt end several months ago when police arrested her and slapped her employers with a massive fine....
US military to put up tent at Liberia Ebola clinic
Oct 06, 12:12PM
MONROVIA, Liberia (AP) -- Poor infrastructure, difficulties with equipment and torrential rains have slowed work for the U.S. military's initial response to the deadly Ebola outbreak in West Africa, but it is now ready to start erecting the main tent for a field hospital in Liberia....
Underwater search for Malaysian airliner resumes
Oct 06, 2:22AM
SYDNEY (AP) -- The hunt for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 resumed Monday in a desolate stretch of the Indian Ocean, more than six months after the jet vanished....
At a glance: The search for Flight 370
Oct 06, 7:58AM
SYDNEY (AP) -- The search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 resumed Monday in a remote part of the Indian Ocean, far off Australia's west coast. Here's a rundown of the operation to look for the jet, which inexplicably vanished nearly seven months ago:...
Tiananmen legacy looms over Hong Kong protests
Oct 06, 11:42AM
HONG KONG (AP) -- The legacy of the 1989 crackdown in Tiananmen Square looms larger in Hong Kong than in mainland China, where the Communist Party has virtually erased all public mention of it. In this former British colony, hundreds of thousands attend candlelight vigils each anniversary to commemorate the grim end to the Beijing movement that was vanquished before many of the pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong's streets were even born....
Hong Kong protests shrink after tumultuous week
Oct 06, 10:08AM
HONG KONG (AP) -- Student-led protests for democratic reforms in Hong Kong shrank Monday but a few hundred demonstrators remained camped out in the streets, vowing to keep up the pressure until the government responds to their demands....
Ukraine gets drones to help monitor shaky truce
Oct 06, 1:06PM
KIEV, Ukraine (AP) -- Ukraine's prime minister says two drones have been delivered to the country so international observers can monitor the shaky cease-fire between government forces and pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine....
A look at winners of 2014 Nobel Prize in medicine
Oct 06, 10:56AM
WHO WON?...
Mexico prosecutor says mass grave held 28 bodies
Oct 06, 12:05PM
IGUALA, Mexico (AP) -- A clandestine grave on the outskirts of a Mexican city where police clashed with student protesters a week ago contained 28 bodies too damaged for immediate identification, state officials said....
Shah Rukh Khan honoured with Global Diversity Award
Oct 06, 12:59PM
Fondly known as the King Khan of Bollywood, Shah Rukh Khan not only has a nationwide but also a global appeal when it comes to his stardom. Fans across the world have appreciated the actor in almost all the avatars that he has entertained us with, over the decades. Even today, he is one among the iconic Khans who has maintained a stupendous box office record, at the same time, the actor has received many acknowledgements and awards for his global image.
Now, after the French honour, Shah Rukh Khan received the Global Diversity Award for his outstanding contribution in cinema and for other endeavours. Thrilled about adding yet another feather to his cap, Shah Rukh Khan said he has been humbled by this award and that he has got more than what he deserved. Explaining his London connection, the actor also mentioned that his first visit to this England capital was during Baazigar, one of the initial days of his Bollywood career.
Shah Rukh Khan has won around 14 Filmfare awards and is also considered as a global icon for a lot of social work that he is involved in which includes working for the well being of acid attack victims. Shah Rukh Khan who started off his career in small screen with serials like 'Fauji' and 'Circus', gained fame in Bollywood with films like Deewana, Baazigar, Darr among others and was later titled as the Romance King with films like Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, Dil Toh Pagal Hai, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai to his credit.
Ayushmann Khurranas Hamara Bajaj renamed as Agra Ka Daabra
Oct 06, 12:59PM
When Ayushmann Khurrana made his debut in Bollywood with Vicky Donor along with John Abraham's production and Shoojit Sircar as the director, the trio decided to make yet another film together titled Hamara Bajaj. Despite the fact that John Abraham, Shoojit Sircar and Ayushmann Khurrana, later got busy with other projects, the film was always on the cards until a title controversy turned it all topsy-turvy.
Apparently the automobile company Bajaj Group decided to take legal action against the makers for using the tagline of their scooter commercials, 'Hamara Bajaj', as a part of their film's title. This ongoing battle led to a delay and the cast and crew moved on to other projects. But now, the makers have finally narrowed down on the title Agra Ka Daabra. Talking about the connection, Ayushmann revealed that his character which was initially named Sanjay Bajaj will now have Daabra as his last name. Also further elaborating on the Agra connection, the actor mentioned that the film will be extensively shot in the city accompanied by a small shooting schedule in Mumbai too. Agra Ka Daabra revolves around a tourist guide who aspires to be a part of the glamorous Bollywood life.
Agra Ka Daabra is slated to go on floor in December and it is to be directed by Amit Roy who is currently directing Running Shaadi.com for Shoojit Sircar.
Ayushmann Khurrana is busy wrapping up Vibhu Puri's Hawaizaada, he will also be seen in Yash Raj Films' Dum Laga Ke Haisha and he will also play a football player in John Abraham's upcoming film 1911. Shoojit Sircar is currently completing the Amitabh Bachchan, Irrfan Khan, Deepika Padukone starrer Piku.
Shah Rukh Khan and Anupam Kher reunite in Happy New Year
Oct 06, 12:05PM
After playing the iconic baap-beta jodi in the smash hit film Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (DDLJ), the impeccable duo of Shah Rukh Khan and Anupam Kher is back again.
This time round, they will be seen in Farah Khan's much awaited film Happy New Year. Unlike DDLJ, Anupam Kher won't be seen in a full-fledged role, but a guest appearance. Speaking exclusively to Bollywood Hungama, Anupam Kher said, "It is always a joy to be working with Shah Rukh Khan. I am doing what I would call as an 'emotional appearance'. Happy New Year is one film which I am looking forward to."
Directed by Farah Khan and produced by Red Chillies Entertainment, Happy New Year also stars Deepika Padukone, Abhishek Bachchan, Boman Irani, and Vivaan Shah among others. The film is slated to release on October 23 this year.
Sonam Kapoor and Fawad Khan in the film adaptation of Battle of Bittora
Oct 06, 12:05PM
Last year, Sonam Kapoor had collaborated with author Anuja Chauhan and bought the rights of some of her works in order to adapt them as films. Being an avid reader, Battle of Bittora was Sonam Kapoor's first choice for an on screen adaptation and she even announced that a film on it is on the cards.
Now that she has found the royal prince in the form of Pakistani actor Fawad Afzal Khan (Khoobsurat), we hear that the actor will once again be paired with Anil Kapoor's daughter in this film. As mentioned before, Fawad Khan will be seen in the role of a politician belonging to a royal family named Zain Altaf while Sonam Kapoor will play the role of Sarojini Pandey. Set against the backdrop of election campaigns, Battle of Bittora is a passionate love story where rivals fall in love. Jinni, a young and independent girl working to fulfill her dreams at an animation studio, suddenly gets entangled in a web of politics, after her dominating grandmother drags her off the simple life to contest the Lok Sabha elections from Bittora.
The film in question will be produced by Rhea Kapoor under the banner Anil Kapoor Productions.
Sonam Kapoor is currently busy with the shooting of Sooraj Barjatya's Prem Ratan Dhan Payo where she plays a wealthy princess opposite Salman Khan.
Move over Half-Girlfriend here comes Best Girlfriend
Oct 04, 2:43PM
While the whole of literary world and Bollywood is still drooling over the title of Chetan Bhagat's next novel 'Half Girlfriend', hear this one.
TV actress Kritika Kamra and Vikrant Massey have been signed up as the lead pair in Best Girlfriend, a film whichis presently under post-production and is readying for online premiere.
While the film's story has been written by Amit Roy, the film has been directed by Navjot Gulati. News reports state that the film is about a guy whose girlfriend means everything to him, when situations become challenging. Speaking about the film, Navjot said that Best Girlfriend is a 10 minute short film which is based on a true event.
Best Girlfriend has been shot over ten days in Mumbai and will be released online on October 25.
Salman Khan will design the poster for Hero remake
Oct 04, 12:49PM
Salman Khan Productions kick starts with a grand remake of Hero. And Salman Khan, we hear, would leave no stone unturned to make sure that the film reaches an optimum audience.
In what appears to be a conscious attempt to be a part of the core creative team, Salman Khan would be contributing actively to the marketing and promotion of Hero.
Reveals a source close to the project, "Salman would not only be promoting Hero along with its debutant pair Sooraj Pancholi and Athiya Shetty, he'll also be designing some of the posters and doing a special video with the pair."
Since the film is a Valentine's Day release, Salman is expected to personally design the main theme-poster with 'love' being the predominant emotion.
Says the source, "Bhai is also taking active interest in the editing. He is on the table with the director Nikhil Advani."
Apparently, Salman's buddy Sajid Nadiadwala who recently introduced Tiger Shroff (whose father Jackie starred in the original Hero), is also being actively consulted by Salman Khan as to how to go about promoting the two newcomers.
Ken Ghosh to make Ishq Vishk sequel
Oct 04, 11:38AM
For all those who still aren't able to get over the effervescent romance of the Shahid Kapoor-Amrita Rao starrer Ishq Vishk, here's some good news for you. The news is that the film's director Ken Ghosh is now all set to directa sequel which will feature newcomers.
News reports state that after months of searching for the right script, Ken has now locked on it. Talking about the same, the film's producer Ramesh Taurani said that the (sequel's) script is almost finalized and that they should have the cast in place in a month or so. He also added (read 'revealed') that, very much like the first installment, Ishq Vishk's sequel will also be having an urban rom-com which is set in a college campus. Meanwhile, Ghosh said that he is busy in fine-tuning the script and that he will have more clarity on the same in the coming days.
Watch this space for more developments.
Mary Kom wins gold at Asian Games Bhansali overjoyed
Oct 04, 11:34AM
May Kom has done us proud. She is the first woman boxer to win a gold medal at the Asian Games.
And Sanjay Leela Bhansali, who co-produced the recently-released bio-pic on her life that is now in its fourth week in theatres across the country, is filled with pride. "She is a true hero. I am not surprised by her victory.I expected her to bring the gold home from the Asian Games. Mary has the tenacity and the passion. These are qualities that prompted us to make a film on her life in the first place."
Omung Kumar, who directed her bio-pic, just can't stop smiling.
Says Omung, "The whole team of our film was praying for her to win. Mary Kom has proved that if you have zidd in your heart you could achieve anything.We are so happy for and so proud of our true hero Mary Kom. She has done the country proud."
Darshan Kumaar, who played Mary Kom's husband in the bio-pic says, "We are all super-proud of the super-woman. Congrats Mary for the wonderful victory. You've made India shine with your gold. I feel blessed to have been part of a film about your life."
Just before the Asian Games, Mary Kom had said to this writer, "I am now all geared up for the Asian Games. And if I win, a new chapter in my life will begin."
Viacom 18 the producers of the film Mary Kom are keen to continue Mary Kom's saga.
Javed Akhtar sweeps platform at Mumbai Central station for Swachch Bharat Abhiyaan
Oct 04, 11:33AM
As part of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Swachch Bharat Abhiyaan' on Gandhi Jayantion October 2, poet-lyricist-writer Javed Akhtar headed to the Mumbai Central station to sweep the platforms.
Javed was the only celebrity from Bollywood to join the Prime Minister's token campaign on Gandhi Jayanti for a clean India.
Speaking of the experience Javed Saab said, "It is always a pleasure to be part of any campaign for a better nation. And Narendra Modiji's 'Swach Bharat Abhiyaan' was definitely a wonderful idea. I happily supported it."
Javed saab points out a significant personal historical link of his past to the clean-India campaign. "50 years ago on 4 October,1964, I left my home town Gwalior to reach Mumbai by a train that took me to Mumbai Central.And now, just two days short of the day I had arrived inMumbai 50 years ago, I was the same place as part of a clean-Indian campaign."
Javed was very unhappy to see no other Bollywood celebrity coming out in support of Narendra Modi's 'Swachch Bharat Abhiyaan' on October 2.
Says Javed, "We talk of a clean Indian, corruption-free India. But we can't even keep the road in front of our homes clean. We say, 'Let the government do it.' Arrey, why must the government be expected to do everything? Don't we as responsible citizens have a responsibility towards society?"
Javed Saab says it's time to take matters into our own hands. "It's time we realized we are the government. No one else is going to do it for us. We see big shiny malls with dirt and filth right outside it.We only talk about change. But we don't want to do anything to bring a change.When the road in front of my Juhu home crumbled, I suggested we re-construct it ourselves. My suggestion was met with a lot of opposition. I was happy to go to the Bombay Central station and sweep with a broom.At least, I took up the cleaning seriously. It's better than just talking about a clean city."
Asha Parekh turns 72 over quiet dinner with Saira Banu
Oct 04, 11:33AM
On her 72nd birthday on October 2, yesteryears' boxoffice queen Asha Parekh was surprised by her contemporary, the very beautiful Saira Banu, by an impromptu visit. The two chatted about old times and had dinner together.
Says Asha, "It was a very pleasant surprise.And least expected. Saira just decided to drop home to wish me.And we sat and chatted for quite a while."
Interestingly, Saira is not known to socialize these days, choosing instead to stay home to look after her husband the legendary Dilip Kumar.
Says Asha, "It was a very pleasant surprise considering Saira hardly ever leaves Yusuf Saab alone. We are contemporaries. But we were never rivals. We meet very warmly even today. The roles that Saira did went to her and the roles that I did were meant for me.Producers never went to either of us for roles that were meant for others."
Asked to single out her favourite Saira Banu starrers Ashaji sighs, "There were so many. I like Shagird, Sagina, Padosan and Purab Aur Pachim. She was and remains very beautiful."
Marussia ask for patience on Bianchi
Oct 06, 8:17AM
Marussia thank fans for their support and ask for "patience and understanding" following Jules Bianchi's crash in Japan.
Chelsea rebuked over Courtois injury
Oct 06, 12:24PM
A brain injury chairty criticises Chelsea's handling of Thibaut Courtois's head injury in Sunday's win over Arsenal.
Wenger does not regret Mourinho push
Oct 05, 8:23PM
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says he does not regret shoving Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho during a heated touchline spat.
Pietersen criticises Prior & Flower
Oct 06, 9:16AM
Kevin Pietersen criticises Matt Prior and ex-coach Andy Flower in his first interview since being sacked by England.
Man Utd potential excites Van Gaal
Oct 05, 4:46PM
Boss Louis van Gaal says Manchester United are in the top four despite not playing well for a whole match this season.
Injured Bianchi undergoes surgery
Oct 05, 5:06PM
Marussia driver Jules Bianchi has undergone surgery after suffering a severe head injury in a crash at the Japanese Grand Prix.
Japan GP conditions worried Massa
Oct 05, 3:30PM
Williams driver Felipe Massa says the treacherous conditions at the Japanese GP worried him before Jules Bianchi's crash.
Cardiff set to confirm Slade as boss
Oct 06, 9:44AM
Cardiff City are finally expected to appoint former Leyton Orient boss Russell Slade as their new manager on Monday
Watson ends losing run in Osaka
Oct 06, 9:59AM
British number one Heather Watson beats Jovana Jaksic at the Japan Women's Open, her first main draw win for two months.
Bath-bound Burgess needs surgery
Oct 06, 9:53AM
Bath-bound Sam Burgess is to have surgery on his fractured cheekbone and faces at least six weeks out of action.
Ward loses Shanghai Masters opener
Oct 06, 11:36AM
Britain's James Ward bows out of the Shanghai Masters, losing to South Africa's Kevin Anderson in the first round.
Bath's Ford urges England to attack
Oct 06, 11:32AM
Bath head coach Mike Ford believes England must focus on their attacking qualities if they are to win the 2015 World Cup.
Wilson beats McIlroy for first title
Oct 05, 4:26PM
World number 792 Oliver Wilson wins his first European title at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
Phelps to take break from swimming
Oct 05, 3:30PM
USA's Michael Phelps will take a break from swimming after being arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol.
Ljungberg tips Indian League success
Oct 05, 8:00PM
Former Arsenal and Celtic winger Freddie Ljungberg says the inaugural Indian Super League will be a success.
Treve wins Arc for second time
Oct 05, 2:36PM
Djokovic wins China Open in 66 mins
Oct 05, 6:28PM
World number one Novak Djokovic wins his fifth China Open title by beating Tomas Berdych in 66 minutes in Beijing.
Former F1 driver De Cesaris dies
Oct 05, 8:15PM
Former Formula 1 driver Andrea De Cesaris, who raced in more than 200 Grands Prix, has dies in a motorbike crash in Rome.
Juventus 3-2 Roma
Oct 05, 6:54PM
Leonardo Bonucci's spectacular late volley gives Juventus victory in a fiery encounter with Serie A title rivals Roma.
US beat Spain to win women's Worlds
Oct 05, 11:58PM
The United States beat Spain 77-64 to retain the title at the Women's World Championships in Turkey on Sunday.
'Crafty Chelsea stop Arsenal rhythm'
Oct 05, 8:57PM
From karting to 'top driver': Bianchi's rise to F1
Oct 05, 1:34PM
The racing career so far of 25-year-old Frenchman Jules Bianchi who is in intensive care following a crash at the Japanese GP.
Mourinho and Wenger bust-up and Man Utd fourth
Oct 05, 11:06PM
>From Arsene Wenger's shove on Jose Mourinho to Manchester United winning again, Phil McNulty discusses the weekend's talking points.
Garth Crooks's team of the week
Oct 05, 9:12PM
On a weekend of extraordinary goals and drama, find out who Garth Crooks thinks is showing similar style to Liverpool great Ian Callaghan.
Vettel to benefit from Alonso gamble
Oct 04, 8:18AM
Fernando Alonso's decision to quit faltering Ferrari in his quest to win a third title will also define the future of Sebastian Vettel.
Fragapane on 'life-changing' Games
Oct 04, 8:37PM
Gymnast Claudia Fragapane won a life-changing four golds at Glasgow 2014 but now faces the toughest test of her career.
Keeper not to blame after 22-0 defeat
Oct 06, 5:49AM
Cheadle Town prove that even losing 22-0 has its positives as Russia U19s help put non-league club on the football map.
Predictions: Lawro v Ossie Ardiles
Oct 05, 6:37PM
Which was the only Premier League game that BBC Sport's football expert Mark Lawrenson got wrong?
The Olympics that no-one wants?
Oct 02, 8:41AM
Meetings with the king and VIP cocktail parties. Why did Norway pull out of the running to host the 2022 Winter Olympics?
Gebrselassie quits race in Glasgow
Oct 05, 11:56AM
Ethiopia's Haile Gebrselassie pulls out of the Great Scottish Run after 19 minutes of the half-marathon in Glasgow.
Chennai win Champions League T20
Oct 04, 9:56PM
Suresh Raina's unbeaten 109 from just 62 balls helps Chennai Super Kings beat Kolkata in the Champions League T20 final.
Martin claims Tour of Lombardy win
Oct 05, 5:16PM
Ireland's Dan Martin claims victory with an impressive sprint finish in the Tour of Lombardy one-day cycling classic.
IPC to discuss Tokyo 2020 programme
Sep 30, 6:59PM
The International Paralympic Committee will discuss the sports for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics at a meeting next month.
Chambers replaces Stones for England
Oct 05, 7:57PM
Arsenal defender Calum Chambers replaces the injured John Stones in England's squad to face San Marino and Estonia.
Hamilton win soured by Bianchi crash
Oct 05, 8:34AM
A serious accident involving Marussia's Jules Bianchi overshadows Lewis Hamilton's victory in the Japanese Grand Prix.
My belief has returned - Wilson
Oct 06, 12:29PM
Dunhill Links champion Oliver Wilson says a newly regained belief helped him win his first European Tour title.
Cirrus Des Aigles stripped of win
Oct 04, 4:54PM
Cirrus Des Aigles is controversially stripped of victory in the Prix Dollar after a stewards' enquiry.
Burgess savours best Wigan moment
Oct 06, 10:40AM
Wigan winger Joe Burgess says his match-winning try that sent the Warriors to Saturday's Grand Final was his "best" career moment.
Richards says win had been coming
Oct 06, 10:26AM
Director of rugby Dean Richards says Sunday's first win for Newcastle in 21 games against Exeter "has been coming".
Carter pulls out of Bulgaria return
Sep 25, 2:06PM
Two-time World Championship finalist Ali Carter postpones his planned return after undergoing chemotherapy.
Phelps 'arrested for drink driving'
Sep 30, 8:09PM
US Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps has apologised after being arrested for speeding while driving under the influence of alcohol in Baltimore, Maryland.
Sharapova secures China Open crown
Oct 05, 11:22AM
World number four Maria Sharapova captures the China Open with a thrilling three-set win over Petra Kvitova.
Yarnold aiming for Olympic history
Oct 03, 10:22AM
Lizzy Yarnold says she is aiming to become the first person in history to successfully defend an Olympic skeleton crown.
VIDEO: Premier League: Seven key stats
Oct 06, 5:21AM
BBC Sport looks at some of the key statistics form the weekend's games in the Premier League, with Jose Mourinho maintaining his unbeaten run against Arsene Wenger.
VIDEO: 'Arsenal lucky not to finish with eight men'
Oct 05, 4:24PM
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho says Arsenal were lucky "not to finish with eight men" after the Gunners were beaten 2-0 at Stamford Bridge.
VIDEO: De Gea was fantastic - Van Gaal
Oct 05, 1:56PM
Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal says David De Gea was "fantastic" after the goalkeeper pulled off a string of vital saves to help his side beat Everton 2-1 at Old Trafford.
VIDEO: Wenger no regrets over Mourinho clash
Oct 05, 4:34PM
Arsene Wenger says he has no regrets over his clash with Jose Mourinho during Chelsea's 2-0 defeat of Arsenal at Stamford Bridge.
VIDEO: Small margins cost Everton - Martinez
Oct 05, 1:43PM
Everton manager Roberto Martinez says the 2-1 defeat away against Manchester United was down to "very small margins" and an excellent goalkeeping performance by Daivd De Gea.
VIDEO: Pochettino 'still loves' Saints
Oct 05, 3:59PM
Mauricio Pochettino says he "still loves Southampton" after his Tottenham side beat his former club 1-0 at White Hart Lane.
VIDEO: Our best game so far - Pellegrini
Oct 04, 8:01PM
Manager Manuel Pellegrini thinks Manchester City's 2-0 win away to Aston Villa was his side's "best game of the season".
VIDEO: Rodgers relieved after 'big, big win'
Oct 04, 6:00PM
Brendan Rodgers describes Liverpool's 2-1 victory over West Bromwich Albion as a "big, big win".
VIDEO: 'Spirit and character' pleases Pardew
Oct 04, 8:06PM
Newcastle manager Alan Pardew says his side showed "tremendous character" to draw 2-2 with Swansea City.
VIDEO: Yarnold to defend Olympic gold
Oct 03, 9:29AM
Lizzy Yarnold tells BBC Sport she is aiming to become the first woman in history to successfully defend her Olympic skeleton title at the 2018 Pyeongchang Games in South Korea.
The risks and terrible paradox of F1
Oct 06, 12:22AM
What lessons are there for Formula 1 after Jules Bianchi is severely hurt in a crash at the Japanese Grand Prix?
Real Madrid 5-0 Athletic Bilbao
Oct 05, 10:44PM
Cristiano Ronaldo scores a record-equalling 22nd La Liga hat-trick to help Real Madrid crush Athletic Bilbao 5-0.
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