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FIFA’s executive committee will be able to see some parts of the Garcia investigation into World Cup bidding, it has been announced.

FIFA ran a “Wild West” bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups which encouraged would-be hosts to enter into inappropriate behaviour, Britain's former sports minister Hugh Robertson has said.

One of the eight members of FIFA’s financial watchdog has been relieved of his role temporarily pending the outcome of a police investigation.

Mohamed Bin Hammam, the man who tried to challenge Sepp Blatter for the FIFA presidency, will not face new charges that he bribed Caribbean officials during his campaign, it can be revealed.

Mohamed bin Hammam has vowed to clear his name after FIFA’s ethics committee opened investigation proceedings against him.

FIFA’s ethics committee have opened investigation proceedings against Mohamed bin Hammam.

Mohamed Bin Hammam today makes his final bid to overturn his lifetime FIFA ban for bribery.

Ten more officials from the Caribbean have been charged in the wake of the FIFA bribery scandal, it was announced today.

FIFA’s ethics committee today handed out their fourth ban connected with the bribery scandal by suspending leading Caribbean official Colin Klass for 26 months.

Mohamed Bin Hammam will take his battle against a lifetime ban for bribery to the Court of Arbitration for Sport after losing an appeal against the punishment.

FIFA president Sepp Blatter has described as “pure nonsense” a report that he may stand down early and make way for Michel Platini.

Banned FIFA member Mohamed Bin Hammam has claimed FIFA would never have dared to take action against him if he were European.

Former FIFA executive Mohamed Bin Hammam has called the decision to ban him for life “deeply flawed” but believes trying to clear his name may prove difficult in the face of “tactical games” from the governing body as he launched his formal appeal.

FIFA have announced 16 officials from Caribbean associations have been charged with breaching rules on ethics in the wake of the bribery scandal that saw Mohamed Bin Hammam banned for life.

Mohamed Bin Hammam has claimed the cash given to members of the Caribbean Football Union during his campaign for the FIFA presidency was simply payment to cover their expenses as he launched a stinging attack on the governing body for his life ban.

Mohamed Bin Hammam has alleged his life ban from all football-related activity was decided before FIFA’s ethics committee heard his case.

FIFA executive committee member Mohamed bin Hammam has been banned from football for life after being found guilty of bribery by FIFA’s ethics committee.

Mohamed bin Hammam will find out today whether he has been found guilty of bribery allegations by FIFA’s ethics committee.

Mohamed bin Hammam issued a statement maintaining his innocence on the first day of FIFA’s ethics committee hearing into bribery allegations against him and insisted that justice will prevail.

Jack Warner has described as “nonsense” claims by one of his close associates that he voted for Qatar instead of the United States to be hosts of the 2022 World Cup.

FIFA’s ethics committee will meet on July 22 and 23 to hear the case against Mohamed bin Hammam, who has been suspended on bribery charges.

FIFA today faced calls to re-open the investigation into former vice-president Jack Warner after a secret ethics committee report labelled him “an accessory to corruption”.

THERE is “comprehensive, convincing and overwhelming” evidence that FIFA member Mohamed Bin Hammam tried to bribe officials during his presidential campaign and that Jack Warner was “an accessory to corruption”, according to a secret report by FIFA’s ethics committee.

There is “comprehensive, convincing and overwhelming” evidence that FIFA member Mohamed Bin Hammam tried to bribe officials during his presidential campaign and that Jack Warner was “an accessory to corruption”, according to a secret report by FIFA’s ethics committee.

FIFA member Mohamed Bin Hammam intends to fight allegations of bribery all the way to the bitter end.

FIFA member Mohamed Bin Hammam intends to fight allegations of bribery all the way to the bitter end.

FIFA have confirmed that Jack Warner will appear as a witness into the continuing investigation into bribery claims despite his resignation.

JACK WARNER, the man at the centre of the FIFA bribery scandal, yesterday resigned from all his positions in international football saying he had been “hung out to dry”.

Jack Warner, the man at the centre of the FIFA bribery scandal, has resigned from all his positions in international football.

Officials at the centre of a FIFA investigation have made a complaint against Chuck Blazer, the whistleblower who sparked the bribery scandal that has rocked football’s world governing body.

Investigators probing claims of bribery by senior FIFA members will carry out interviews of the remaining witnesses in the Bahamas.

One of the delegates invited to the meeting at the centre of FIFA bribery investigations has confirmed that he was given a brown envelope containing a “gift” of $40,000 (€28,000) in cash.

Chuck Blazer, the man who blew the whistle on an alleged bribery scandal, has dismissed claims of a FIFA/USA conspiracy, insisting: “The only things that were American in all this were the $100 bills.”

Investigators will begin interviewing the heads of the 25 Caribbean associations at the centre of the FIFA bribery scandal today.

Mohamed Bin Hammam today wrote to FIFA to protest about his treatment at the hands of the organisation.

Jack Warner has been reported to FIFA for allegedly violating his ban, it can be revealed.

FIFA’s ethics committee today suspended their members Mohamed Bin Hammam and Jack Warner from all football-related activity pending the outcome of a full inquiry into bribery accusations.

Mohamed Bin Hammam arrived at FIFA’s headquarters today to face an ethics committee hearing on bribery charges, hours after withdrawing from the presidential election.

Sepp Blatter will appear before FIFA’s ethics committee on Sunday to answer charges that he knew about alleged cash payments, the world governing body announced today.

FIFA’s corruption crisis has taken another dramatic turn after Sepp Blatter was accused by his opponent in the presidential election of knowing about the payments which led to bribery charges.

Mohamed Bin Hammam today demanded that FIFA president Sepp Blatter himself be included in the investigation by the world governing body’s ethics committee.

FIFA today faced calls to abandon next week’s presidential election after two of football’s most powerful figures were accused of handing over up to $40,000 (€28,000) in bribes to officials.

TWO of football’s most powerful figures have been accused of handing over bundles of US dollar bills in the most serious corruption crisis that FIFA have ever faced.