Roman Abramovich has given a relatively modest home to his teenage daughter Anna - a £4 million mews cottage in Belgravia, according to reports... more
Near enough a decade ago when Roman Abramovich bought Chelsea this column asked if he had complied with the money laundering regulations and specifically whether the Financial Services Authority had asked him to produce a copy of his passport and a utility bill before allowing him to park however many million it was in British property down Fulham Road... more
Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich loses appeal over a £2 billion claim against him by fellow Russian oligarch and former business partner Boris Berezovsky
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Chelsea owner will briefly lose his status as richest Russian in London when New Jersey Nets’ Moscow contingent roll into our capital next March... more
Football finance: The double winners' current squad has at least one more season in it, but the long-term issue is the willingness of Roman Abramovich to go on playing the sugar daddy... more
Football: The Italian has a reputation for safety-first football but his record in Europe has won over Blues owner, who is desperate for the continent’s top prize... more
The close relationship Roman Abramovich has enjoyed with Guus Hiddink has always posed the question of when, rather than if, the Dutchman would ever take over at Stamford Bridge... more
A Scottish businessman, fighting for thousands of British investors, claims the Chelsea owner settled old scores and stoked his £15 billion fortune with an audacious energy scam ... more
Sport in general has received a major morale boost with Britain's unexpected success at the Beijing Olympics. Already the excitement is building towards the London 2012 Games.
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Roman Abramovich has been granted planning permission to build Britain's most expensive private residence - with a swimming pool and private cinema.... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do