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BSkyB is trying to gain control of Manchester United, last week named as the richest football club in the world in research by Deloitte & Touche in FourFourTwo magazine. BSkyB's boss has been accused of monopolising the television broadcasting of sport here in the UK and also in Australia and the US. He is also pre-eminent in the print media and many attribute the 1997 Labour landslide to support from one of his newspapers.

Tell us what he is called (that's easy), his citizenship (a tad tougher) and the name of the Los Angeles baseball club which he owns (only aficionados will get this).

Last week's answer: Nokia and Finland

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