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Show posts MenuQuoteFollowing a number of meetings, the Football Associations of Northern
Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Scotland and Wales, have agreed in
principle to set-up a series of three biennial tournaments which will
be played on a league basis.
The first tournament will commence in 2009 with home and away games being rotated from one tournament to the next and each team playing three matches per tournament.
Commercial arrangements and fixture dates are now being finalised.
Signed:
Howard Wells CEO, IFA
John Delaney, CEO, FAI
Gordon Smith, CEO, SFA
David Collins, Gen Sec, FAW
QuoteBreaking news from Paris: McLaren have been excluded from the 2007 and 2008 championships. It remains unclear whether the expulsion relates to both the Drivers' and Constructors' Championships, but it is, either way, the biggest punishment meted out in the history of the sport.
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Farm infected with foot and mouth
Cattle at a farm in Surrey have been found to be infected with foot and mouth disease.
Animals on a farm near Guildford had tested positive for the disease which swept the UK and wreaked havoc in 2001.
A three-kilometre protection zone has been put in place around the premises and a UK-wide ban imposed on movement of all cattle and pigs.
The farm has been under restrictions since late on Thursday when symptoms were reported.
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Police raid three football clubs
Police have raided three football clubs as part of an investigation into alleged corruption in football.
Newcastle United and Rangers FC are believed to been raided but the third club involved has yet to be named.
The operation is not connected to Lord Stevens' ongoing Quest inquiry into the Premiership and was "totally independent", police said.
Search warrants were executed on the club premises and two homes between 0730 and 0900 BST.
A City of London Police spokesman said: "We can confirm that search warrants were served at three football clubs and the homes of two individuals in connection with corruption in football and its impact on owners and shareholders."
A Northumbria Police spokesman said they were aware that "an operation" had been carried out by their London colleagues at St James' Park, the home of Newcastle United.
A spokesperson for Rangers FC said: "Rangers football club was asked to co-operate with a City of London police investigation and have done so, extending every co-operation to police.
"We have been requested by police not to comment further while the investigation is on-going."