Food prices in the UK are "very likely" to rise as a result of Brexit, the chairman of Tesco has warned.

Medical examinations suggest Steven Woolfe has bruising on his face not consistent with just a fall or seizure, the Ukip MEP has revealed.

Noel Gallagher would have "eaten Bastille alive".

On Monday evening I watched on BBC Newsnight an interview between its new presenter and the British Prime Minister.

Ukip leader Nigel Farage has likened parts of the Scottish nationalism campaign to fascism after being rescued by police when he was mobbed by rowdy protesters shouting “racist Nazi scum”.

Jose Mourinho has reiterated his desire to return to the Premier League “in a couple of years” once his time in charge of Real Madrid is over.

Roberto Mancini insists Manchester City will reach the FA Cup final and claim a place in next season’s Champions League after taking full responsibility for last night’s disastrous 3-0 defeat at Liverpool.

WHEN I first interviewed Alex Ferguson in the mid-Nineties, having always prided myself in being able to remain unimpressed in the face of celebrity, I emerged from the session somewhat shamefaced.

NOT the sweetest thing he’s every written, a poem by Bono about Elvis is for some, unforgettably dire.

New Ipswich manager Roy Keane has targeted promotion to the Premier League “at the earliest opportunity” after taking over at Portman Road.

Frank Rijkaard's agent insists the Dutchman would "consider" the Chelsea manager's job and would not be scared off by the ruthless reputation of club owner Roman Abramovich.

AC Milan manager Carlo Ancelotti today emerged as the main contender for the Chelsea job at the end of the season.

Frank Rijkaard’s agent insists the Dutchman would “consider” the Chelsea manager’s job and would not be scared off by the ruthless reputation of club owner Roman Abramovich.

Guus Hiddink’s agent expects his client will speak to Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich over the managerial vacancy at the London club following the sacking of Luiz Felipe Scolari.

BRITISH prime minister Gordon Brown said yesterday he was personally opposed to assisted suicide, ahead of the broadcast of a programme in which a terminally ill man is seen ending his life.

League Managers’ Association chief executive Richard Bevan today admitted Kevin Keegan was “in a difficult position” as confusion continued to reign over his position at St James’ Park.

LEWIS HAMILTON has what it takes to become Formula One world champion in his debut season, according to motor racing legend Sir Jackie Stewart.

Lewis Hamilton has what it takes to become Formula One world champion in his debut season, according to motor racing legend Jackie Stewart.

Hearts majority shareholder Vladimir Romanov has denied accusing Celtic and Rangers of buying off Scotland’s referees.

Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore has urged Lord Stevens to "get to the bottom" of the transfers he is still investigating as soon as possible.

Britain’s last world champion, Damon Hill, claims his former rival Michael Schumacher has had a negative impact on Formula One.

Celtic chairman Brian Quinn is confident Roy Keane will continue playing for the club next season.

Vladimir Romanov’s spokesman Charlie Mann could not give assurances that Hearts head coach Graham Rix has complete control over first team selection.

International Olympic Committee member Craig Reedie has dismissed suggestions that London’s successful bid to stage the 2012 Games was the result of an IOC delegate miscasting his vote are “totally irrelevant”.

The Romanov family were expected to respond today after Hearts’ former chairman George Foulkes accused majority shareholder Vladimir Romanov of behaving like a dictator.

US President George Bush is “light years” behind the rest of the world on tackling climate change, a leading British environmentalist claimed today.

Fears the new Wembley Stadium might not be ready in time to stage the FA Cup final next May have been allayed.

Arsenal vice-chairman David Dein insists Thierry Henry will remain at Highbury.

Arsene Wenger insisted that Ashley Cole will start tonight’s clash against Manchester United – as he has no doubts over his commitment to Arsenal.

Tory deputy leader Michael Ancram today joined criticism of the BBC for screening the controversial Jerry Springer musical.

Jackie Stewart has refused to admit defeat in the long-running battle to save the British Grand Prix.

Roger Federer has warned his rivals that his best is yet to come after successfully defending his Wimbledon crown.

Thailand’s prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra is prepared to hand Liverpool a £30m (€45m) transfer fund as he seeks to buy into a “world-class brand name”.

Sinn Féin today warned that Northern Ireland’s peace process would collapse if the UK government gave in to demands to expel it from talks to restore devolution.

Lennox Lewis was set to quit as world heavyweight champion at a press conference in London today.

Democratic Unionist Party leader the Rev Ian Paisley today told republicans there could be no way back into government for them in Northern Ireland until the IRA got rid of its weapons.

Scotland coach Ian McGeechan cannot see England losing tomorrow’s World Cup final against holders Australia in Sydney.

THE death of motorcyclist Barry Sheene from cancer earlier yesterday has robbed sport of one of its most colourful characters.

A police inquiry into the death of a man who was found floating in Michael Barrymore’s swimming pool may have been hampered by a failure to spot crucial evidence at an early stage, it was claimed today.