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Triesman collusion story was "absolutely" in the public interest claims editor at inquiry
By Duncan Mackay
January 11 - The Mail on Sunday paid £50,000 ($77,000/€60,000) to the mistress of the former English Football Association chairman, Lord Triesman, for the exclusive story that led to him having to step down as the head of England's bid to host the 2018 World Cup, it was revealed today.
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Revealed: The true cost of England's failed 2018 World Cup bid
By Andrew Warshaw
October 10 - Four days after Sport and Olympics Minister High Robertson described England's doomed 2018 World Cup bid as the "biggest single failure" of his ministerial career, it was revealed today that the bid cost £6 million ($9.5 million/€7 million) more than everyone had been led to believe.
England's 2018 World Cup bid was "the biggest single failure", admits Robertson
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