The deaths of Princess Diana and Dodi Al Fayed are being looked at again by police after they received information.

An edited version of British prime minister David Cameron’s statement to the House of Commons on the de Silva report into the 1989 killing of the Belfast solicitor

Football boss Harry Redknapp failed to declare his offshore bank account for six years after “feigning” ignorance during a high profile inquiry into football bungs, a court heard today.

Northern Ireland Secretary Owen Paterson today defended the British government’s decision on a review into the Pat Finucane murder.

The family of murdered solicitor Pat Finucane has accused the British government of stalling on a decision to hold a public inquiry into one of the most infamous killings of the Troubles.

World snooker chairman Barry Hearn claims John Higgins is the ideal person to lecture young players on the dangers of becoming embroiled in betting scandals.

BARRY HEARN yesterday claimed snooker would lead the way in tackling corruption in sport as he promised a “zero tolerance” approach at the launch of a new integrity unit.

John Higgins admits he fully expects some players to doubt him when he returns from his six-month suspension.

Peter Storrie has denied any wrongdoing over allegations he breached regulations over a payment to an agent.

Harrods owner Mohamed al Fayed said he was “delighted” after French authorities were criticised over the investigation into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, and his son Dodi.

French authorities were criticised for “unnecessary delays” in the investigation into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales.

Motorsport’s governing body will today vote on whether to retain Max Mosley as their president, 64 days after allegations first surfaced about his private life.

Max Mosley’s fate as president of the FIA will finally be decided tomorrow, 64 days after allegations about his private life surfaced and having resisted all calls to resign.

Princes William and Harry are hoping today that the long-awaited conclusion of the inquest into their mother’s death will put an end to speculation she was murdered.

Birmingham have promised to co-operate fully with police after being raided by officers who took away financial documents early this morning.

MI6 were not keeping files on Diana, Princess of Wales or her lover Dodi Fayed when they were killed in a Paris car crash, an inquest was told today.

TONY Blair, the man who dubbed Diana the “People’s Princess”, was today accused of being part of an alleged conspiracy to murder her.

MOHAMED al Fayed’s controversial theories about the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, came under fire yesterday.

Top agent Athole Still has welcomed the Football Association’s decision to carry out an audit of the latest round of transfer deals in England.

Portsmouth manager Harry Redknapp insisted last night that the City of London Police investigation into corruption in football – which led to his arrest - does not “directly concern” him.

Portsmouth Football Club manager Harry Redknapp said tonight that he was “not directly concerned” with a police investigation into corruption in the sport.

Portsmouth have confirmed that manager Harry Redknapp and chief executive Peter Storrie are among five men arrested today by anti-corruption police.

A consortium led by Richard Branson’s Virgin Group is expected to be named today as preferred buyer for Northern Rock.

Two witnesses who saw a white Fiat Uno emerging from the Paris tunnel where Diana, Princess of Wales, was killed today picked out the same possible driver from a line-up of pictures.

The parents of missing Madeleine McCann are the victims of a “witch-hunt” and there is no evidence to suggest they murdered their daughter, Britain’s former top police officer said today.

FORMER Metropolitan Police commissioner, Lord Stevens, is to be quizzed in the Diana inquest over alleged “gross discrepancies” relating to whether the driver in the case was drunk.

Police launched raids on Newcastle, Portsmouth and Rangers today as part of an investigation into alleged corruption in football.

The British government was accused tonight of a scandalous cover-up after a decision not to prosecute police officers or soldiers in connection with the assassination of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane.

No police officers or soldiers are to be charged after a major investigation into collusion with loyalist paramilitaries involved in the murder of solicitor Pat Finucane, it was revealed today.

Lord Stevens and the Premier League have made it clear they have no concerns about Graeme Souness’ role in any transfers while he was manager of Newcastle.

Lord Stevens was wrong to point the finger at agents in his inquiry into Premier League transfers without hard evidence, according to former Football Association compliance officer Graham Bean.

Five Premier League clubs have been named by Lord Stevens in his final report into top-flight transfers.

A 61-year-old man has been arrested by police investigating transfer deals in the Premier League.

Detectives in England probing allegedly dodgy transfer deals in the Premier League have made their first arrest.

PREMIER LEAGUE clubs have been reported for breaching rules in more than 50 transfers.

The inquest into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales will not be heard by a jury, it was announced today.

Princes William and Harry called tonight for a swift conclusion to the inquest into their mother's death as they learned they would not have to give evidence.

Preliminary hearings for the inquest into Diana, Princess of Wales’s death will take place today.

SORRY but, even a week on, I’m still seething at the feeble outcome of the Lord Stevens inquiry into the bung culture that exists in English football.

Wigan chairman Dave Whelan has called for the eight agents who refused to co-operate with Lord Stevens' inquiry to be banned from football.

The League Managers’ Association today hailed Lord Stevens’ report into alleged improper payments in Premiership transfer deals as a “great opportunity to eradicate any suspicion of impropriety”.

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.

PREMIER LEAGUE clubs have been declared bung-free – at least for the time being.

Mel Stein has refuted Lord Stevens’ claim eight leading agents did not co-operate with his inquiry into transfer irregularities.