Tom Phillips, 27 September 2003
Controversial plans to offer state help to Rio de Janeiro's gays have stunned Brazil.
Rodney Mello, 26 September 2003
Brazilian leftist president, Luis Inacio Lula da Silva, told an audience of US investors those who bet against the Brazilian Government will end up losers.
Greig Cameron, 25 September 2003
Just as the re-make arrives, the original Italian Job has been voted the best British film of all time.
Greig Cameron, 24 September 2003
The long search for a new actor to play Batman in the next feature film about the caped crusader is finally over.
Zohaib Ahmed, 21 September 2003
Patrick Viera became the 54th player to be sent off for Arsenal in a match that has once again shrouded the game in controversy.
Patrick Martin, 20 September 2003
This week saw the introduction of Sky Digital's interactive Champions League football coverage, but the leap in viewing choice may not be best for the beautiful game…
Sally Brooks, 20 September 2003
A reporter who helped in the 1997 Labour campaign that brought the party to power considers her political allegiance after the shock seizure of one of its "safe" seats this week.
Alexandra Sicotte-Levesque, 18 September 2003
Nightclubbing in the Ivory Coast capital is a rich experience if you can get from your front door to the entrance without meeting a local militia gang.
Patrick Martin, 18 September 2003
Europe's premier club competition returns this week with all the continental swagger we have become accustomed to.
Tom Phillips, 16 September 2003
Death squads are operating in at least 15 Brazilian states, according to a document passed to the United Nations by the Brazilian Government this week.
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