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4:54pm Wednesday 15th October 2008
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) have opened proceedings to determine if they can hear West Ham's appeal against a ruling which could see them pay out millions over the Carlos Tevez affair.
CAS confirmed that a "statement of appeal" had been filed by the Hammers, asking the Lausanne court to adjudicate on an independent tribunal's assertion that they should pay compensation to Sheffield United for their relegation from the Premier League in 2006/07.
A statement from CAS read: "The CAS has initiated an arbitration procedure and will first examine its jurisdiction as a preliminary issue after both clubs have had the opportunity to file written submissions on this point."
"For the moment, no decision has been made with respect to the holding of a hearing. In any event, a decision on jurisdiction is not to be expected before the end of November 2008."
Gordon Brown insisted ministers were not told in advance by police that they were going to arrest Tory frontbencher Damian Green over leaked information from the Home Office.
A wealthy British businessman was among those killed in the terror attacks on Mumbai.
Joe Kinnear has been appointed as Newcastle boss until the end of the season.
Kevin Pietersen has warned that England players will not return to India if their safety cannot be guaranteed.
Dani Behr became the second celebrity to be ejected from I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
Coleen Rooney's jewellery and watch range with high street chain Argos will hit shops in the New Year.
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