Sedgefield is go! And Beckham updated

The Sedgefield Election 2005 site is up-and-running. All feedback gratefully received. Particularly, anybody who knows anything about the LibDem candidate!
I've also taken the opportunity to put a piece of pure speculation on the David Beckham News pages.

Tony Blair Microsite launches Sedgefield special

We're gearing up here at Biogs.com Towers to provide a comprehensive, up-to-date, and entertaining Guide to the General Election focussing on Sedgefield.

The new section will be located, appropriately enough, in our Tony Blair Microsite.

We anticipate that our Sedgefield special will be up and running some time next week - so watch this space!

Menawhile we have been beavering away on biographies of characters ranging from Robert Downey Jr, Tamzin Outhwaite, Iain Dowie, Mark Bosnich, Jamelia, Gwen Stefani, Gavin Henson, Johnny Knoxville and Patsy Kensit.

All are accessible from our Biogs Directory.

Garry Kasparov retires from professional chess

11 March 2005: Garry Kasparov retires from professional chess to spend time on battles off the board.

Dramatic news today as the world's greatest ever chess player Garry Kasparov announced that he is to give up competitive chess and devote his time to writing and to Russian politics, in particular, his opposition to President Vladimir Putin...

Read the full story by clicking on the link.

Bumper Year in store for David Beckham

I have just written a short article on the reasons why David Beckham is set to have a bumper year or two. Forget the obvious reasons like the arrival of Real's new manager Wanderley Luxemburgo and the slight rejig to Beckham's position ... the reasons are far more subtle.
Read the full article by clicking on the link.

Bumper Year in store for David Beckham

I have just posted a short article on the David Beckham update page on why the signs are all there that David Beckham is set to have a bumper year. Forget all the obvious reasons like the arrival of Wanderley Luxemburgo and Beckham's new position - the reasons are far more subtle.
You can get to the article by clicking the link.