Events

The High Court will today deliver a judgment on which rests the future of Formula One and, in particular, Bernie Ecclestone's involvement in it.

World Wrestling Entertainment has signed a new agreement with Viasat Broadcasting that will launch the WWE brand throughout Scandinavia on free-to-air television.

Editorial director Kevin Roberts review issues from the past seven days.

China will stage a new Asian Tour golf event in Beijing next year, the latest tournament to be played in a country where participation is growing amid a surging economy.

Spanish soccer giants Real Madrid have not ruled out the possibility of renaming their Bernabeu Stadium.

Authorities have requested an extra $1.3million to help pay for security at the Super Bowl, to be staged in Jacksonville, Florida, on February 6.

David Gold, chairman of Premier League club Birmingham City, has thrown his backing behind plans for a new 50,000-60,000 capacity all-seater sports stadium in the city.

Television audience figures for the MotoGP World Championship continued to grow in 2004, following one of the most exciting seasons in the 55-year history of the series.

Olympic chief Jacques Rogge has called on the five cities bidding to host the Games in 2012 to stop "bickering".

FIFA, world soccer's governing body, says its is not responsible for reimbursing clubs whose players are on international duty.

Sportacus has set up a new company, Sportacus Talent Management, to develop commercial deals for sports and entertainment stars.

Netball will be shown on Sky Sports for the first time next month, when England entertain South Africa in a three-match test series.

Sirius Satellite Radio Inc. (SIRI) has signed a multi-year agreement to broadcast every game of the 2005, 2006 and 2007 National Collegiate Athletic Association Division One men's basketball championships.

Editorial Director Kevin Roberts on the events of the past seven days

Editorial Director Kevin Roberts on the events of the past seven days

Editorial Director Kevin Roberts on the events of the past seven days

Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium is set for a multi-million dollar naming rights deal as part of a new debt restructuring package designed to safeguard its future.

The English Football Association (FA) has confirmed Brian Barwick – currently controller of ITV Sport – is to become its new chief executive.