Tuesday, September 2, 2008

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Tuesday, 02 September, 2008, 16:00 GMT 24:00 +08:00:Asia/Singapore
TOP STORIES
Russia praises EU over sanctions
President Dmitry Medvedev welcomes as "realistic" an EU decision not to impose sanctions over Russia's invasion of Georgia.
  India flood stranded still wait
Up to half a million people are still stranded by flood waters in the northern Indian state of Bihar, aid workers say.
  UK troops in huge turbine mission
Some 2,000 British troops in Afghanistan transport a huge hydroelectric power turbine through Taleban territory.
  Republican convention to resume
The US Republican Party convention is due to return to its main agenda with the threat from Hurricane Gustav having passed.
  Bangkok under state of emergency
Thailand's prime minister imposes a state of emergency in the capital, after at least one person dies in anti-government protests.
AFRICA
Zimbabwe 'retains aid controls'
Aid agencies in Zimbabwe complain of tight controls despite the lifting of a ban on food aid.
  'No survivors' in DR Congo crash
No-one appears to have survived a plane crash in DR Congo, the operators say.
  Venezuela and S Africa sign deal
Venezuela and South Africa sign an agreement to strengthen cooperation in the countries' oil and gas industries
AMERICAS
Caution urged as Gustav weakens
New Orleans appears to have withstood the ferocity of Hurricane Gustav but people are urged not to rush back.
  Republican convention to resume
The US Republican Party convention is due to return to its main agenda with the threat from Hurricane Gustav having passed.
  Lula suspends Brazil spy chiefs
Brazil's President Lula suspends intelligence chiefs amid allegations their agency spied on officials, politicians and judges.
ASIA-PACIFIC
Bangkok under state of emergency
Thailand's prime minister imposes a state of emergency in the capital, after at least one person dies in anti-government protests.
  Japan's Aso 'ready for PM role'
Taro Aso emerges as the early front-runner to replace Japanese PM Yasuo Fukuda, following his shock resignation.
  Beijing air measures 'must stay'
Beijing residents say they want measures aimed at cutting pollution during the Olympics to remain in place.
EUROPE
Russia praises EU over sanctions
President Dmitry Medvedev welcomes as "realistic" an EU decision not to impose sanctions over Russia's invasion of Georgia.
  Police 'break up Ingush protest'
Police in Russia's volatile Ingushetia region break up a protest at the funeral of a shot journalist, media reports say.
  UK recession this year, OECD says
The OECD says the UK economy will fall in recession in the second half of 2008 and sharply cuts its growth forecast.
MIDDLE EAST
Egypt tycoon held for Tamim death
Egyptian tycoon Hisham Talaat Moustafa is arrested and charged over the murder of Lebanese pop star Suzanne Tamim.
  Israelis guilty of Hebron killing
An Israeli court convicts two guards of throwing a Palestinian teenager to his death from their vehicle in Hebron.
  Blair's relative 'stuck in Gaza'
Lauren Booth, human rights activist and sister-in-law of the former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, claims she is "stuck" in Gaza.
SOUTH ASIA
India flood stranded still wait
Up to half a million people are still stranded by flood waters in the northern Indian state of Bihar, aid workers say.
  Pakistan women's bodies exhumed
Police in Pakistan exhume the bodies of two women allegedly buried alive for seeking to marry without family approval.
  S Lanka army 'captures' key town
The Sri Lankan military says that it has captured a key town held by Tamil Tiger rebels in the north of the country.
UK NEWS
Stamp duty axed below £175,000
Stamp duty will be payable from £175,000 instead of £125,000 for the next year, in an effort to boost the housing market.
  Man 'killed family at fire house'
A businessman killed his wife and daughter before setting fire to their mansion and killing himself, police believe.
  Keegan and Newcastle part company
Manager Kevin Keegan has left Newcastle United, BBC Sport understands.
UK POLITICS
Stamp duty axed below £175,000
Stamp duty will be payable from £175,000 instead of £125,000 for the next year, in an effort to boost the housing market.
  UK recession this year, OECD says
The OECD says the UK economy will fall in recession in the second half of 2008 and sharply cuts its growth forecast.
  Cameron plans troops leave change
David Cameron proposes changes to boost troops' leave as he visits British forces in Helmand province, Afghanistan.
UK EDUCATION
Students face allowance problems
A college is making emergency payments to students - after delivery problems with a government allowance.
  Outdoor classes start in schools
The first wave of children to follow a 'revolutionary' play-based curriculum is starting school.
  More pupils to get Three Rs help
One-to-one tuition with the Three Rs is to be offered to thousands of children struggling in England's primary schools.
ENGLAND
Man 'killed family at fire house'
A businessman killed his wife and daughter before setting fire to their mansion and killing himself, police believe.
  Ex-boxer killed in 'smoking row'
Four men appear in court charged with murdering former heavyweight boxer James Oyebola.
  Action over 'indecent' Jesus art
Legal action is taken against a gallery accused of showing an indecent statue of Jesus.
NORTHERN IRELAND
Beauty student denies GBH charge
A beauty therapy student is released on bail, accused of grievous bodily harm with intent after an incident in west Belfast.
  Delays expected after accidents
Traffic delays are expected in east Belfast after two road accidents.
  Call to scrap hospital car charge
Northern Ireland hospitals should follow Scotland's example and scrap its car parking charges, says a member of the Stormont health committee.
SCOTLAND
NHS car parking charges abolished
Car parking charges are to be abolished at NHS hospitals across Scotland, the health secretary announces.
  Pair get life for hammer murder
A man and woman who murdered a mentally ill man in a hammer attack are jailed for life at the High Court in Glasgow.
  Nine years for city siege rapist
A convicted sex offender who repeatedly raped a saleswoman at knifepoint is jailed.
WALES
Theft probe over steel site death
Police say a man who died at a former steelworks site may have been involved in the theft of metal.
  Fight to stop rare books sell-off
An action group is trying to stop a council auctioning hundreds of rare books, some dating back to the 15th Century.
  Light plane's emergency landing
A pilot escapes unhurt after his light aircraft lands upside down during an emergency landing in a farmer's field.
BUSINESS
Oil slides toward $100 a barrel
Crude oils heads back toward $100 a barrel, as oil facilities in the Gulf of Mexico are spared by Hurricane Gustav
  UK recession this year, OECD says
The OECD says the UK economy will fall in recession in the second half of 2008 and sharply cuts its growth forecast.
  Australia lowers interest rates
Australia's central bank cuts interest rates for the first time in seven years as its economy slows
ENTERTAINMENT
Stones' tongue sold to V&A museum
London's Victoria and Albert Museum buys the original artwork for the Rolling Stones' iconic lips and tongue symbol.
  Venice prize for Bobby Sands film
Artist Steve McQueen wins at the Venice Film Festival for his film Hunger, about IRA hunger striker Bobby Sands.
  Coldplay lead Q award nominations
Coldplay lead Q magazine's awards shortlist with four nods, with Vampire Weekend and Ting Tings on three.
SCIENCE/NATURE
'Rare' mammoth skull discovered
The fossilised skull of an "extremely rare" steppe mammoth has been discovered in southern France.
  Climate 'hockey stick' is revived
A new study by scientists behind the controversial "hockey stick" climate graph suggests their earlier work was broadly correct.
  Experts poised for rare frog hunt
Scientists are to hunt for some of the world's rarest frogs in Costa Rica, including the iconic golden toad, last seen 20 years ago.
TECHNOLOGY
Google launches internet browser
Search engine Google is launching an open source web browser, Chrome, to compete with Internet Explorer and Firefox.
  Hacker appeals to home secretary
Lawyers for a Briton accused of hacking into military computers ask for government help to ensure he is not jailed in the US.
  Ultrasound to give feel to games
Virtual objects can be felt in mid-air thanks to a pioneering approach using ultrasound.
HEALTH
Older fathers linked with bipolar
Older fathers are more likely to have children with bipolar disorder than younger men, research suggests.
  Brain chemistry winter blues link
Scientists have pinpointed seasonal changes in brain chemistry which may cause some people to get the winter blues.
  Mums-to-be confused over advice
A survey reveals widespread confusion amongst mums-to-be about pregnancy health.
ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
  1945: Japan signs unconditional surrender
Japanese officials sign the act of unconditional surrender, finally bringing to an end six years of world war.
  1979: Ripper suspected of 12th murder
Police discover the body of a young woman - thought to be the 12th victim of the "Yorkshire Ripper" - in an alleyway near the centre of Bradford.
  1984: Seven killed in Sydney biker shootings
A 14-year-old girl and six bikers are killed in a gun battle between rival gangs in a suburb of Sydney, Australia.

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TOP STORIES
Campbell gets Ryder wildcard spot
Chad Campbell, Steve Stricker, Hunter Mahan and JB Holmes are named as US wildcard picks for this month's Ryder Cup contest against Europe.
  Keegan and Newcastle part company
Manager Kevin Keegan has left Newcastle United, BBC Sport understands.
  Man City set sights on trophies
Manchester City's prospective new owners want the club to bid for honours on "all fronts" after the record signing of Robinho.
  Man Utd complete Berbatov switch
Man Utd sign Bulgaria striker Dimitar Berbatov from Tottenham in a deal worth £30.75m.
  Man City beat Chelsea to Robinho
Manchester City beat Chelsea to the signing of Robinho from Real Madrid for a British record transfer fee of about £32.5m.
FOOTBALL
Keegan and Newcastle part company
Manager Kevin Keegan has left Newcastle United, BBC Sport understands.
  Man City set sights on trophies
Manchester City's prospective new owners want the club to bid for honours on "all fronts" after the record signing of Robinho.
  Man Utd complete Berbatov switch
Man Utd sign Bulgaria striker Dimitar Berbatov from Tottenham in a deal worth £30.75m.
ARSENAL
Arsenal 3-0 Newcastle
Robin van Persie scores a brace as Arsenal produce some irresistible football to beat Newcastle.
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ASTON VILLA
Davies determined to keep place
Villa central defender Curtis Davies is ready to hold off the challenge of new boy Carlos Cuellar.
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BLACKBURN
Blackburn capture goalkeeper Bunn
Blackburn sign goalkeeper Mark Bunn from League One side Northampton for an undisclosed fee.
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BOLTON
Dzemaili leaves Bolton for Torino
Italian side Torino sign Bolton midfielder Blerim Dzemaili on a one-year loan deal.
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CHELSEA
Man City beat Chelsea to Robinho
Manchester City beat Chelsea to the signing of Robinho from Real Madrid for a British record transfer fee of about £32.5m.
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EVERTON
Everton smash record for Fellaini
Everton sign Standard Liege midfielder Marouane Fellaini for a club record fee of £15m.
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FULHAM
Winger Gray joins Fulham on loan
Fulham sign Coventry midfielder Julian Gray on a one-year loan deal.
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HULL
Hull chief seeks transfer reform
Hull City chairman Paul Duffen wants changes to the way the transfer window operates.
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LIVERPOOL
Liverpool bring in winger Riera
Liverpool complete the signing of left winger Albert Riera from Espanyol.
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MANCHESTER CITY
Man City set sights on trophies
Manchester City's prospective new owners want the club to bid for honours on "all fronts" after the record signing of Robinho.
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MANCHESTER UNITED
Man Utd complete Berbatov switch
Man Utd sign Bulgaria striker Dimitar Berbatov from Tottenham in a deal worth £30.75m.
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MIDDLESBROUGH
Norwich clinch Grounds loan deal
Norwich City sign Middlesbrough defender Jonathan Grounds on a three-month emergency loan deal.
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NEWCASTLE
Keegan and Newcastle part company
Manager Kevin Keegan has left Newcastle United, BBC Sport understands.
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PORTSMOUTH
Cranie seals Charlton loan move
Martin Cranie signs for Charlton from Portsmouth on loan until the end of 2008
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STOKE
Deadline day deals please Pulis
Stoke City manager Tony Pulis is pleased with the three signings he made on transfer deadline day.
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SUNDERLAND
Keane sealed the move - Ferdinand
Sunderland defender Anton Ferdinand admits the lure of working with manager Roy Keane was one of the key reasons he signed for the club.
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TOTTENHAM
Man Utd complete Berbatov switch
Man Utd sign Bulgaria striker Dimitar Berbatov from Tottenham in a deal worth £30.75m.
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WEST BROM
West Brom seal loan deal for Donk
West Brom sign centre-back Ryan Donk from Dutch side AZ Alkmaar on a season-long loan deal, with a view to making the move permanent.
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WEST HAM UNITED
McCartney makes Sunderland return
Northern Ireland defender George McCartney leaves West Ham and re-signs Sunderland.
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WIGAN
Keeper Nash snapped up by Everton
Everton sign goalkeeper Carlo Nash from Wigan for an undisclosed fee.
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BARNSLEY
Barnsley forced to wait on Colace
Barnsley are still waiting to gain clearance to sign Argentinean midfielder Hugo Roberto Colace.
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BIRMINGHAM
Norwich 1-1 Birmingham
Brimingham's run of three straight Championship wins ends as they have to settle for a draw at Norwich.
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BLACKPOOL
Blackpool take Gers' Gow on loan
Blackpool agree a loan deal until January for Rangers midfielder Alan Gow.
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BRISTOL CITY
Bristol City complete Akinde deal
Bristol City sign Ebbsfleet United striker John Akinde for £140,000 on a three-year deal.
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BURNLEY
Burnley net Thompson from Cardiff
Burnley sign striker Steve Thompson from Cardiff City.
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CARDIFF
Cardiff refuse Ledley Stoke talks
FA Cup finalists Cardiff City block Joe Ledley permission to talk to Premier League new boys Stoke City after their £6m bid.
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CHARLTON
Cranie seals Charlton loan move
Martin Cranie signs for Charlton from Portsmouth on loan until the end of 2008
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COVENTRY
Winger Gray joins Fulham on loan
Fulham sign Coventry midfielder Julian Gray on a one-year loan deal.
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CRYSTAL PALACE
Southend complete Freedman swoop
Southend sign Crystal Palace striker Dougie Freedman on a free transfer.
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DERBY
Addison signs new deal with Rams
Miles Addison signs a new three-year contract with Derby County after breaking into the first-team.
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DONCASTER
Doncaster sign Thai keeper Waite
Doncaster Rovers take Thailand international goalkeeper Jamie Waite on a non-contract basis.
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IPSWICH
Stead will score goals - Magilton
Ipswich Town boss Jim Magilton tips loan signing Jon Stead to help turn around a slow start to the season.
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NORWICH
Turners walk out of Carrow Road
Norwich City directors Andrew and Sharon Turner step down from their roles on the Carrow Road board.
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NOTTM FOREST
McGugan may return for Charlton
Nottingham Forest midfielder Lewis McGugan could return from injury in three weeks.
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PLYMOUTH
Plymouth land free agent Mpenza
Plymouth sign Belgium international striker Emile Mpenza on a one-year contract.
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PRESTON
Preston sign Elliott from Wolves
Preston complete the signing of striker Stephen Elliott from Wolves with North End defender Matt Hill moving in the opposite direction.
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QPR
Bristol City 1-1 QPR
QPR hold on after the sending off of Emmanuel Ledesma to get a point at Bristol City.
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READING
Murty to make return in reserves
Reading skipper Graeme Murty will make his comeback from a calf injury in Wednesday night's reserve team game at Swansea City.
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SHEFF WED
No timescale to buy Owls - Sheard
Geoff Sheard, the man heading the consortium wanting to take control of Sheffield Wednesday, says there is no timescale to conclude the deal.
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SHEFF UTD
Stead signs for Ipswich on loan
Ipswich sign Jon Stead on loan from Sheffield United until January.
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SOUTHAMPTON
Wright-Phillips case is dropped
A Championship footballer accused of stealing items from a Portsmouth nightclub has the case against him dropped.
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SWANSEA
Swansea v Cardiff secures TV date
Swansea's third-round Carling Cup clash with local rivals Cardiff will be on 23 September.
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WATFORD
O'Toole attitude pleases manager
Watford manager Aidy Boothroyd praises midfielder John Joe O'Toole attitude after his recent scoring form.
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WOLVES
Moxey buoyed by transfer success
Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey is pleased with the seven players brought in this summer.
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ABERDEEN
Broadfoot earns Scotland call-up
Kirk Broadfoot and Jamie Langfield have been added to the Scotland squad to face Macedonia following three call-offs.
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CELTIC
Hibernian return delights Riordan
Derek Riordan moves back to Hibernian on a three-year deal after Celtic accept an undisclosed offer for the forward.
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DUNDEE UNITED
Rangers visit Jags in Co-op Cup
Holders Rangers will take on Partick Thistle at Firhill in the third round of the Co-operative Insurance Cup.
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FALKIRK
Rangers visit Jags in Co-op Cup
Holders Rangers will take on Partick Thistle at Firhill in the third round of the Co-operative Insurance Cup.
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HAMILTON
Canning joins Hamilton from Hibs
Hamilton Academical sign defender Martin Canning, following his surprise release from Hibernian.
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HEARTS
Sives moves to Queen of the South
Hearts defender Craig Sives agrees to join Queen of the South on a short-term loan deal.
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HIBERNIAN
Hibernian return delights Riordan
Derek Riordan moves back to Hibernian on a three-year deal after Celtic accept an undisclosed offer for the forward.
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INVERNESS CT
Rangers visit Jags in Co-op Cup
Holders Rangers will take on Partick Thistle at Firhill in the third round of the Co-operative Insurance Cup.
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KILMARNOCK
Rangers visit Jags in Co-op Cup
Holders Rangers will take on Partick Thistle at Firhill in the third round of the Co-operative Insurance Cup.
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MOTHERWELL
Well sign Slovak defender Klimpl
Motherwell boss Mark McGhee has signed central defender Maros Klimpl on loan until January.
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RANGERS
Broadfoot earns Scotland call-up
Kirk Broadfoot and Jamie Langfield have been added to the Scotland squad to face Macedonia following three call-offs.
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ST MIRREN
Rangers visit Jags in Co-op Cup
Holders Rangers will take on Partick Thistle at Firhill in the third round of the Co-operative Insurance Cup.
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AFRICAN FOOTBALL
Yobo to miss World Cup qualifier
Nigeria defender Joseph Yobo is ruled out of the game against South Africa on Saturday because of injury.
  Drogba makes comeback from injury
Chelsea striker Didier Drogba plays for nearly an hour in a reserve team win over Arsenal on his return from a knee injury.
  Striker Cousin makes Hull switch
Hull complete the signing of striker Daniel Cousin from Rangers for an undisclosed fee.
CRICKET
England target series whitewash
England captain Kevin Pietersen is confident his side can seal a 5-0 series whitewash over South Africa and move up to second in the world rankings.
  Hick to retire at end of season
Former England batsman Graeme Hick announces he will retire from county cricket at the end of this season.
  Latest county scores
Two County Championship Division Two matches get underway on Tuesday, while Surrey face Kent in the Pro40.
RUGBY UNION
Ospreys close on Nutbrown signing
Jamie Nutbrown is released from his contract in New Zealand but Ospreys say he has not signed yet.
  Burke lands Tigers coaching role
Former Leicester fly-half Paul Burke joins the coaching team at Welford Road as kicking coach.
  Cockerill hopeful for new season
Leicester Tigers forwards coach Richard Cockerill says he is optimistic about the new season after a convincing pre-season win.
RUGBY LEAGUE
Injury forces Bennett to retire
St Helens forward Mike Bennett will retire at the end of the season following a series of shoulder injuries.
  Williamson signs for Harlequins
Harlequins sign Australian back-row forward Luke Williamson on a two-year deal.
  McManus hails 'greatest' Saints
St Helens chairman Eamonn McManus says he believes the current side could be the best in the club's illustrious history.
TENNIS
Brilliant Murray into last eight
British number one Andy Murray sweeps past Stanislas Wawrinka in straight sets to reach the quarter-finals of the US Open.
  US Open women's singles latest
The latest score updates from the women's singles at the US Open.
  Nadal battles into quarter-finals
World number one Rafael Nadal is given an unexpected test by Sam Querrey of the United States before clinching a place in the US Open quarter-finals.
GOLF
Campbell gets Ryder wildcard spot
Chad Campbell, Steve Stricker, Hunter Mahan and JB Holmes are named as US wildcard picks for this month's Ryder Cup contest against Europe.
  Torrance queries Clarke omission
Former European Ryder Cup captain Sam Torrance questions Nick Faldo's decision to name Ian Poulter as a wildcard for this month's contest.
  Monty vows to make Ryder return
Colin Montgomerie says he is determined to regain his Ryder Cup place after being omitted from the 2008 European team.
MOTORSPORT
Sato to test for Toro Rosso seat
Japan's Takuma Sato will test for Toro Rosso this month as he targets a return to Formula One next season.
  Toyota manager Cregan to depart
Toyota team manager Richard Cregan will step down at the end of November after accepting a new job within the sport.
  Pedrosa switches to Bridgestone
Honda rider Dani Pedrosa will switch from Michelin to Bridgestone tyres for the rest of the MotoGP season.
FORMULA ONE
Sato to test for Toro Rosso seat
Japan's Takuma Sato will test for Toro Rosso this month as he targets a return to Formula One next season.
  Toyota manager Cregan to depart
Toyota team manager Richard Cregan will step down at the end of November after accepting a new job within the sport.
  Raikkonen given Ferrari backing
Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo backs out-of-form Kimi Raikkonen, confirming he and Felipe Massa will drive for the team next season.
BOXING
Harrison jailed for eight months
Former world boxing champion Scott Harrison is jailed for a total of eight months for drink driving and assault.
  Heavyweights scared of me - Haye
David Haye believes he is finding it hard to get matched in the heavyweight division as a consequence of beating Tomasz Bonin.
  Valuev beats Ruiz to take crown
Russian Nikolay Valuev regains the WBA heavyweight world title in a unanimous decision over America's John Ruiz in Berlin.
ATHLETICS
GB to review 'athlete by athlete'
UK Athletics says each British athlete will have their performance and funding reviewed in the wake of Beijing 2008.
  Collins leaves UK Athletics post
UK Athletics performance director Dave Collins stands down from his post with immediate effect.
  Ohuruogu lights up damp Gateshead
Olympic champion Christine Ohuruogu gets a great reception at the British Grand Prix while Asafa Powell impresses in the 100m.
SNOOKER
Classy O'Sullivan wins NI Trophy
World champion Ronnie O'Sullivan finds top gear to crush Stoke underdog Dave Harold 9-3 to take the Northern Ireland Trophy.
  O'Sullivan and Harold reach final
Ronnie O'Sullivan beats Ali Carter 6-5 to set up a Northern Ireland Trophy final against Dave Harold, who downed John Higgins 6-4.
  Top players could miss new event
The newly announced Bahrain Championship could be missing four top players because of a clash of dates with snooker's Premier League.
HORSE RACING
Sanders sidelined by broken leg
Seb Sanders Will miss the rest of the season after breaking his leg in a fall at Chester on Saturday.
  Again impresses in Moyglare win
Again holds off Shimah to land the Group One Moyglare Stud Stakes at the Curragh.
  Channon has successful operation
Ex-England footballer turned racehorse trainer Mick Channon remains in intensive care but is recovering well after being seriously injured in a fatal car accident.
CYCLING
Tour of Spain updates (official website)
Alejandro Valverde of the Caisse d'Epargne team leads cycling's third 'Grand Tour', the Tour of Spain; Briton Jeremy Hunt rides for Credit Agricole.
  Cavendish to miss Tour of Britain
Mark Cavendish is to compete in the Tour of Missouri and miss the Tour of Britain as a result.
  Medal hurt will not fade - Reade
British world champion Shanaze Reade says she will never get over the pain of missing out on an Olympic BMX medal.
OTHER SPORT...
Deng boosts GB for Israel clash
GB forward Pops Mensah-Bonsu says Luol Deng's arrival has buoyed the team ahead of their game against Israel.
  Scot Tynes to miss NFL kick-off
Knee surgery means Scottish kicker Lawrence Tynes will miss the start of the New York Giants' title defence.
  London hosts snowboarding event
Britain is set to host a World Cup snowboarding event for the first time when a big air competition is staged in London.
FUN AND GAMES
KP's golden wonders
Columnist Robbo on why Fabio Capello should follow Kevin Pietersen's example
  Ten to tackle Beijing special
How much can you remember about the Olympic Games?
  Sport quotes of the week
Whiff whaff comes home as the Aussies accept defeat gracefully
NORTHERN IRELAND
McHugh rules out Donegal position
Martin McHugh says that he will not be succeeding Brian McIver as Donegal football manager.
  Torrance queries Clarke omission
Former European Ryder Cup captain Sam Torrance questions Nick Faldo's decision to name Ian Poulter as a wildcard for this month's contest.
  McIver resigns as Donegal manager
Brian McIver quits as Donegal gaelic football manager after not getting the support of several of the county's clubs.
SCOTLAND
Broadfoot earns Scotland call-up
Kirk Broadfoot and Jamie Langfield have been added to the Scotland squad to face Macedonia following three call-offs.
  Hibernian return delights Riordan
Derek Riordan moves back to Hibernian on a three-year deal after Celtic accept an undisclosed offer for the forward.
  Striker Cousin makes Hull switch
Hull complete the signing of striker Daniel Cousin from Rangers for an undisclosed fee.
WALES
Earnshaw facing race to get fit
Robert Earnshaw is hoping to be fit in time for Wales' opening World Cup qualifiers.
  Cardiff refuse Ledley Stoke talks
FA Cup finalists Cardiff City block Joe Ledley permission to talk to Premier League new boys Stoke City after their £6m bid.
  Wrexham v Burton Albion
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Blue Square Premier match.

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