The message isn't changed
The report from Human Rights Watch on abuses carried out by some of the biggest companies in this country when they expand abroad should give any active trade unionist pause for thought.
Heads they win, tails we lose?
Looking at the present imperfect offering from the Labour Party and its potentially perilous impact on the future
Capello shrugs off Terry and Lampard's absence
Football: England boss Fabio Capello has brushed off the absence of Chelsea's John Terry and Frank Lampard from his side in the European Championship qualifier versus Bulgaria on Friday night.
Levein confident Scotland can calm doubters
Football: Scotland boss Craig Levein has pledged that his players would bounce back for his first competitive game in charge on Friday night - a Euro 2012 qualifier in Lithuania.
We're nervy but ready, says Wales boss Toshack
Football: Wales manager John Toshack has revealed that defender Craig Morgan is a slight doubt for Friday night's opening Euro 2012 qualifier in Montenegro.
High-level Pakistan backing for 'spot-fix' three
Cricket: Pakistan's high commissioner has protested the innocence of three cricketers at the centre of allegations of spot-fixing that have overshadowed their current tour of England.
Harlequins skipper Purdham still tortured by brother's death
Rugby union: Harlequins captain Rob Purdham has predicted an emotional farewell for coach Brian McDermott when they play their final Super League match of the season on Friday night.
England World Cup flops get Fifa thumbs up
Football: Striker Wayne Rooney was widely seen as one the biggest letdowns in England's dismal World Cup campaign - but that didn't stop Fifa praising him as one of the side's "outstanding" players of the tournament.
Now Curbishley's in Aston Villa frame
Football: Aston Villa fans tortured by the uncertainty following boss Martin O'Neill's departure have a new man to rant about - Alan Curbishley.
Portugal boss Queiroz faces six-month ban
Football: Portugal coach Carlos Queiroz has been handed a six-month suspension after the country's Sports Institute ruled he had disrupted an anti-doping test prior to the World Cup.
Northampton warn they'll leave home
Rugby union: Northampton have revealed that they could leave their Franklin's Gardens home if they are refused permission to expand the ground.