Imminent Arsenal signing Sanogo scores for Auxerre in final game
Arsenal target Yaya Sanogo was on the scoresheet tonight for Auxerre.
Drugs
Austerity Kills, Economists Warn
George Osborne, look away now: a new book claims it is seriously bad for our health, and that cutbacks have already had a devastating effect across Europe and North America.
Nutt Says Financial Crisis Caused By Drug-Taking Bankers
Hmmm - so it wasn't the U.S housing market after all.
Wall Street Substance Abuse Soars
A wave of drug abuse has rocked Wall Street hard - and it’s pushing record numbers of strung-out bankers, traders and other hotshot financial workers to seek treatment.
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David Cameron urged to take 'now or never' step on drugs reform
David Cameron should urgently set up a royal commission to consider all the alternatives to Britain's failing drug laws, including decriminalisation and legalisation, an influential cross-party group of MPs has concluded.
SEC Charges New York-Based Fraudster Who Spent Investor Funds on Drugs and Gambling
The SEC alleges that Stephen A. Colangelo, Jr. repeatedly misled investors while raising $3m in investments for four start-up companies that he created. He also persuaded three other investors to let him act as their investment adviser and they gave him more than $1m to invest in the markets on their behalf.
Pakistan risks UK anti-drugs money as hangings of traffickers resume
The UK's decision to give millions of pounds to help Pakistan fight drug trafficking – an offence that carries the death penalty – has been thrown into question after the country resumed executions last week.
Drugs and Racism. A low week for sport
Lance Armstrong, John Terry & Danny Rose have had as many column inches as the ongoing presidential debates, and the vast majority of the stories have made unpleasant reading which highlights sport is losing what made it enjoyable in the first place.
More Afghan families turn to cannabis cultivation
The number of Afghan families growing cannabis as a cash crop leapt by more than a third last year, the UN has said.
Drugs and Art
OK SO this is not the first time an artist has taken drugs, and then done a self-portrait. But perhaps it's the first time it's so conveniently placed on one single website.
Ex-City Boy: 'It's Easier to Get People to Talk about Drugs than Insider Trading'
There has been very little on this blog so far about drug use among bankers. One reason is that it seems actually quite rare, confined to little pockets. Another reason is that it's illegal.
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Confirmed - Chelsea line-up v Manchester City: Wonderkid starts
Chelsea are preparing to take on Manchester City in a post-season friendly in the USA.
£8.5 million Arsenal goalkeeper target reportedly says goodbye to current team-mates
Victor Valdes has organised a special dinner where his decision to leave in the summer became clear. Should Arsenal beat AS Monaco to his signature?
Good news for Chelsea from Barcelona this week regarding perhaps their best young talent
It seems Barcelona have set their eyes on Marc Andre Ter Stegen and not on-loan Atletico Madrid stopper Thibaut Courtois; which is good news for Chelsea.
Arsenal star says he will be sorry to see Squillaci leave
Olivier Giroud may just be one of the few people connected with Arsenal to see Sebastien Squillaci leave the club.