NO LOGO: Sienna Miller pulls her name from London fashion label

As celebrity endorsements go, Hollywood actress, Sienna Miller's fashion cred didn't come any better.  That was why it came as a bolt from the blue when Twenty8Twelve by s. miller announced its celebrity-backer was jumping ship. Miller's star had been in the ascent when she and her sister, Savannah, were approached by Spanish businessman, Carlos Ortega to put their names, faces and talent behind a new fashion chain.

The young Cassius Clay put finishing touches to two of his memorable fights against late British heavyweight Henry Cooper at the spartan Drill Hall in White City, west London. He clowned, he wowed and he won many admirers. He was still very proud of his Christian name and wore it with pride on the back of his black robes under the the now legendary declaration: THE GREATEST.

Muhammad Ali had three fights in Britain, both his bouts with Henry Cooper and one with Brian London.

SUNNY DISPOSITION: How to see the bright side of life on 'Blue Monday'

A London council is encouraging residents to beat the most depressing day of the year, otherwise known as ‘Blue Monday,’ by taking advantage of the free leisure services available to them, and in doing something to help others.

Mark Hughes, Queen's Park Rangers new manager has told the media at his maiden press conference at Loftus Road he has nothing against Joey Barton twittering. Well, he might need to coax him back on as the controversial midfielder declared a sabbatical from Twitter yesterday, naturally he tweeted his decision: "Right am off, might have a little sabbatical from twitter for a while. Boring the tits off me now. Am going to abstain for a week, see what the withdrawal symptoms are like..."  

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COUNTDOWN: Olympic triple jump champion Jonathan Edwards at the Land's End torch relay launch

With just 200 days to go before the Olympic Games begin, expectation is building for what promises to be a magnificent sporting summer in the capital.