Rangers face 10 point penalty and European ban as administration beckons - Daily Mail13 Feb 2012

Daily MailRangers face 10 point penalty and European ban as administration beckonsDaily MailBy John Greechan Rangers owner Craig Whyte admitted the club will enter administration and blamed an astonishing £75million tax demand for pushing the SPL champions to the brink of insolvency. Job cuts across the board - including to Ally McCoist's ...Ex-chairman questions Rangers owner Craig Whyte's strategyBBC SportRangers in meltdown: Financial crisis hits one of Britain's biggest football clubsMirror.co.ukRangers' humiliation will be savoured by Celtic supporters but they must be ...Telegraph.co.ukThe Guardian -The Press Association -BBC Newsall 851 news articles »

Stand up for faith, says peer Warsi - The Press Association13 Feb 2012

Telegraph.co.ukStand up for faith, says peer WarsiThe Press AssociationReligion must be given a greater role in public life to push back a wave of "intolerant secularisation", a Cabinet minister will argue during an official visit to The Vatican. Baroness Warsi, a Muslim, will call for Europe to become "more confident in ...Stand up for your faith! Muslim minister gives a rallying cry to ChristiansDaily Mail'Militant secularisation' taking hold of British society, says Lady WarsiThe GuardianBritain being overtaken by 'militant secularists', says Baroness WarsiTelegraph.co.ukFamily Security Mattersall 6 news articles »

Israel Blames Iran for Attacks in India and Georgia - New York Times13 Feb 2012

ABC NewsIsrael Blames Iran for Attacks in India and GeorgiaNew York TimesJERUSALEM — Tensions between Israel and Iran rose sharply on Monday when bombers struck at Israeli Embassy personnel in the capitals of India and Georgia. Israel accused the Tehran government of being behind the attacks, which Iran denied.Embassy blast mars New Delhi street's calmJerusalem PostIsraeli diplomats targeted in bomb attacksABC OnlineIsrael blames Iran after attacks on embassy staffReuters AfricaIndian Express -Daily Mailall 1,904 news articles »

Syrian revolution comes to Damascus as rebels openly patrol the streets - Telegraph.co.uk13 Feb 2012

Telegraph.co.ukSyrian revolution comes to Damascus as rebels openly patrol the streetsTelegraph.co.ukA portrait of President Bashar al-Assad is draped down the front of a building in a central square of Damascus. Framed by stripes in the colours of the Syrian flag, he watches over the demonstrators before him as they exult his reign.UN rights chief decries Syria crackdown, criticizes Security Council inactionWashington PostUN Rights Chief 'Outraged' by Syrian AttacksVoice of AmericaUN attacks Syrian 'atrocities'Financial TimesNew York Timesall 4,097 news articles »