The world’s biggest stout brewery was officially opened at St James’s Gate in Dublin today.

Brazil awoke today to city centres still smouldering after a night that shocked the nation: one million protesters took to the streets in scores of cities, with clusters clashing violently with police during anti-government demonstrations.

Incoming Diageo CEO Ivan Menezes, the latest Indian-born businessman to head a global multinational, is likely to continue the strategy of his predecessor by focusing on growth in emerging markets, writes John Daly

Guinness owner Diageo reshuffled its management yesterday, with a company insider becoming the boss of the world’s biggest spirits firm, suggesting there will be no major change in strategy.

Long-serving Diageo chief executive Paul Walsh is calling time on 13 years in charge of the drinks giant.

Brazil have appointed Luiz Felipe Scolari as their new coach.

Brazil coach Mano Menezes praised the performance of new Chelsea signing Oscar after the midfielder played a starring role in their 3-2 win over Egypt at the Millennium Stadium.

Real Madrid midfielder Kaka today earned a recall to the Brazil squad for the first time since the 2010 World Cup finals for the international friendlies against Gabon and Egypt.

Detectives have told a cousin of Jean Charles de Menezes his number was found on the phone hacking list of a News of the World private investigator.

BRAZIL striker claimed he was racially abused by fans during his team’s international friendly against Scotland in London yesterday.

THE family of Jean Charles de Menezes revealed yesterday they have agreed a compensation deal with the Metropolitan Police.

The family of Jean Charles de Menezes have agreed a compensation deal with British Police.

Nobody was “personally to blame” for the killing of Jean Charles de Menezes, former British police chief Ian Blair said today.

The family of Jean Charles de Menezes branded his inquest a “whitewash” today as a jury rejected police claims that the Brazilian was lawfully killed.

THE coroner at the inquest of Jean Charles de Menezes yesterday ruled out a verdict of unlawful killing.

A woman sitting near Jean Charles de Menezes as he was shot dead in London told how police were "out of control".

An anti-terror detective failed to check pictures which could have stopped police in the UK mistaking Jean Charles de Menezes for a suicide bomber, an inquest heard today.

A senior British surveillance officer today denied telling bosses that Jean Charles de Menezes was a suspected suicide bomber.

The jurors in the Jean Charles de Menezes inquest were warned today to ignore "inaccurate" speculation and decide for themselves how he met his death at the hands of police.

An inquest into the death of Jean Charles de Menezes could last up to three months, his family said today.

The shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes by police firearms officers was caused by “fundamental failures” in planning, a court heard today.

The startling speed at which rumours spread across the force that an innocent man had been shot was revealed in the IPCC report.

The family of Jean Charles de Menezes, who was shot dead by police on the London Underground last summer, said today that the decision not to charge any individual police officers over his death was “unbelievable”.

The family of Brazilian Jean Charles de Menezes tonight welcomed the inquiry into the conduct of Britain’s most senior police chief following the fatal shooting of their relative.

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THE student visa of Jean Charles de Menezes expired more than two years before he was wrongly shot by police, a British Home Office spokeswoman said last night.

The family of the Brazilian man killed by the British police said yesterday he had acted as “training” for the security forces.

Hundreds of relatives and friends of the Brazilian shot dead by police in London after being mistaken for a terrorist marched along the cobbled streets of his home town, demanding the arrest of the officers who fired the fatal shots.

BRAZILIAN electrician Jean Charles de Menezes was shot eight times by anti-terror police at Stockwell Tube station, it emerged yesterday.

Weeping relatives and friends of a Brazilian shot and killed in London after being mistaken for a terrorist protested today in their small farming town, saying an apology by British Prime Minister Tony Blair didn’t go far enough.

The Brazilian electrician shot dead by anti-terror police at Stockwell Tube station in south London had no reason to flee from authorities, according to a relative today.