Tuesday, September 9, 2008

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Tuesday, 09 September, 2008, 16:00 GMT 24:00 +08:00:Asia/Singapore
TOP STORIES
Bush reshuffles war zone troops
President George W Bush orders a modest reshuffle of US troops deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan over five months.
  N Korea's Kim missing from parade
There is growing speculation about the health of North Korea's secretive leader Kim Jong-il after he misses a key parade.
  Hurricane Ike closes in on Havana
Fierce winds pound Cuba's capital, Havana, as Hurricane Ike - which has claimed four lives - makes its second Cuban landfall.
  Court says Thai PM 'must resign'
Thailand's PM is ordered to resign for taking money to appear on a TV cookery show, but his party vows to reinstate him.
  Zardari vows to fight militants
Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari is sworn in and pledges to fight the nation's rampant Islamist insurgency.
AFRICA
Uganda rebels denounce offensive
Ugandan rebels denounce a campaign against them in DR Congo, saying it will scupper renewed peace talks.
  'Africans to gain' from web plan
Google is helping develop a system to bring high-speed internet to three billion people in Africa and beyond.
  Pistorius wins dramatic 100m gold
South Africa's Oscar Pistorius wins 100m gold while Ben Rushgrove and Libby Clegg take silver medals for Great Britain.
AMERICAS
Hurricane Ike closes in on Havana
Fierce winds pound Cuba's capital, Havana, as Hurricane Ike - which has claimed four lives - makes its second Cuban landfall.
  Bush reshuffles war zone troops
President George W Bush orders a modest reshuffle of US troops deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan over five months.
  US home sales 'decline in July'
Pending sales of US homes fell more than expected in July, as the housing market continues to struggle, says the main estate agency trade body.
ASIA-PACIFIC
Court says Thai PM 'must resign'
Thailand's PM is ordered to resign for taking money to appear on a TV cookery show, but his party vows to reinstate him.
  N Korea's Kim missing from parade
There is growing speculation about the health of North Korea's secretive leader Kim Jong-il after he misses a key parade.
  N Korea 'hired taekwondo killers'
A martial arts master says North Korean agents recruited him as part of a failed plot to kill a South Korean president.
EUROPE
Russia to keep troops in Georgia
Russia announces that some 7,600 troops will remain in the breakaway Georgian regions of South Ossetia and Abkhazia.
  Serbian MPs endorse key EU deal
Serbia's parliament ratifies a key agreement with the European Union, bringing eventual membership a step closer.
  Bank man £26.5m raid 'inside man'
At Belfast Crown Court, a 26-year-old bank employee denies being the inside man in one of the world's biggest robberies.
MIDDLE EAST
Bush reshuffles war zone troops
President George W Bush orders a modest reshuffle of US troops deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan over five months.
  Israel 'could kidnap Ahmadinejad'
An Israeli minister says Israel could kidnap Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad because of his threats to the state.
  Egypt school exam cheats jailed
Fourteen people, including an exam board chairman, are jailed in Egypt for leaking details of the senior school exam.
SOUTH ASIA
Zardari vows to fight militants
Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari is sworn in and pledges to fight the nation's rampant Islamist insurgency.
  Bush reshuffles war zone troops
President George W Bush orders a modest reshuffle of US troops deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan over five months.
  Heavy losses in Sri Lanka clash
The Sri Lankan army and the Tamil Tigers both admit suffering heavy losses in a rebel suicide attack.
UK NEWS
Brown pledge to 'rethink' policy
The PM pledges to "rethink" policy to tackle changing pressures on the government in an article ahead of the Labour conference.
  'Astonishment' at terror verdicts
Counter-terror officials express "dismay" at the outcome of a trial in which eight men were accused of a plot to blow up planes.
  Bank man £26.5m raid 'inside man'
At Belfast Crown Court, a 26-year-old bank employee denies being the inside man in one of the world's biggest robberies.
UK POLITICS
Brown pledge to 'rethink' policy
The PM pledges to "rethink" policy to tackle changing pressures on the government in an article ahead of the Labour conference.
  Darling addresses union members
The chancellor addresses the TUC conference, with unions expected to voice their anger over public sector pay.
  New migrant worker rules outlined
The list of UK jobs likely to be open to workers from outside the EU is published as part of new immigration measures.
UK EDUCATION
Student growth risks widening gap
Industrialised countries are investing more in education - but there are fears that it is widening social gaps in the UK.
  University staff set for 5% rise
The higher education pay settlement will see lecturers and support staff smash the government's pay ceiling target.
  Primary class size above average
Larger primary classes and high spending on early years are among the distinctive features of UK schools.
ENGLAND
Asian officer relieved of duties
The UK's most senior Asian police officer has been "temporarily relieved of his responsibilities", Commissioner Sir Ian Blair says.
  Historic pier destroyed in fire
The historic Fleetwood Pier in Lancashire burns down in a fire leaving the 98-year-old building "completely gutted".
  Paedophile 'schoolboy' is jailed
A 22-year-old man who enrolled at a Hampshire school and abducted a 13-year-old girl from another school is jailed.
NORTHERN IRELAND
Bank man £26.5m raid 'inside man'
At Belfast Crown Court, a 26-year-old bank employee denies being the inside man in one of the world's biggest robberies.
  Men held in Dublin dissident raid
A Belfast man is among five being held in Dublin by Irish detectives investigating dissident republican activity.
  Father denies murdering baby son
A man accused of murdering his 14-week-old son at his flat is remanded in custody after pleading not guilty.
SCOTLAND
Offenders 'may get building work'
Low-level offenders could be given community-based sentences in construction, the justice secretary says.
  Strike could halt justice system
Scotland's justice system could grind to a halt later this month when staff strike in a row over pay, a union claims.
  Probation for toilet video lawyer
A solicitor who secretly filmed female colleagues in a toilet cubicle is given three years probation.
WALES
Ex-teacher tried to abduct girl
A former teacher is convicted of attempting to abduct a five-year-old girl on a housing estate.
  Daughter murder trial is halted
The trial of a mother accused of murdering her four-year-old disabled daughter is stopped and the jury discharged.
  Charity biker saves boys in river
A cyclist who was on a charity ride tells how he saved the lives of two boys after they fell into a swollen river.
BUSINESS
Oil falls ahead of Opec meeting
Oil prices fall with analysts saying there are signs that Opec will maintain production levels when it meets later in Vienna.
  US home sales 'decline in July'
Pending sales of US homes fell more than expected in July, as the housing market continues to struggle, says the main estate agency trade body.
  Airbus unveils new saving plans
Planemaker Airbus sets out its expanded cost-cutting drive, which includes opening a factory in Tunisia.
ENTERTAINMENT
Officer 'saw rapper Wayne's gun'
A police officer saw rapper Lil' Wayne hiding a gun on his tour bus after a New York show last July, she says.
  First-timers seeking Booker glory
Two first-time novelists appear on this year's Booker Prize shortlist, but Sir Salman Rushdie is overlooked.
  Burial tipped for Mercury triumph
London-based producer Burial is the bookmakers' favourite to scoop the Mercury Prize for album of the year later.
SCIENCE/NATURE
Ancient trees recorded in mines
A US-UK team of scientists find more spectacular fossil forests deep in the coal mines of Illinois.
  Climate inaction 'costing lives'
Failure to take action to curb climate change is violating the human rights of people in the poorest nations, says a UK-based aid charity.
  Foods 'should label up eco-costs'
Food packaging could be embedded with computer chips that instantly link your phone to an online sustainable food guide, a UK conference hears.
TECHNOLOGY
Bletchley given £57,000 donation
Two global technology giants pledge substantial funds to help save Britain's computing heritage.
  Google to dump user data earlier
Google cuts the amount of time it stores users' personal search data to nine months in response to ongoing EU pressure.
  Copyright row dogs Spore release
Hundreds of people have complained about the copyright protecting system on the long-awaited game Spore.
HEALTH
Drug hope for cystic fibrosis
An experimental drug is proving effective for treating cystic fibrosis, one of the most common life-shortening genetic diseases.
  Vitamin 'may prevent memory loss'
A vitamin found in meat, fish and milk may help stave off memory loss in old age, research suggests.
  Exercise 'blunts fat gene effect'
Vigorous physical activity could blunt the effects of a common gene linked to obesity, claim US researchers.
ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
  1971: British diplomat freed after eight months
The British Ambassador, Geoffrey Jackson, is released eight months after being captured by extreme left-wing guerrillas in Uruguay.
  1987: Liverpool fans to stand trial in Belgium
Twenty-five English football fans involved in the Heysel stadium disaster are extradited to Belgium.
  1999: Report urges sweeping reform of RUC
The Royal Ulster Constabulary should undergo wholesale reform, a Police Review Commission report recommends.

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TOP STORIES
Injured Essien faces long lay-off
Chelsea midfielder Michael Essien is ruled out for "several months" after rupturing his anterior cruciate ligament.
  Harmison gets $1m Stanford chance
Durham fast bowler Steve Harmison is named in England's 15-man squad for the $20m (£11.5m) Stanford Super Series.
  West Ham ready to seal Zola deal
West Ham want Gianfranco Zola to be their new boss and expect to agree a deal with him by Thursday, BBC Sport understands.
  Murray vows to learn from defeat
Andy Murray says he needs to work hard to go one better than his US Open final loss to Roger Federer.
  Armstrong comeback claims denied
The Astana team denies US cycling legend Lance Armstrong is planning a Tour de France comeback with them.
FOOTBALL
Injured Essien faces long lay-off
Chelsea midfielder Michael Essien is ruled out for "several months" after rupturing his anterior cruciate ligament.
  West Ham ready to seal Zola deal
West Ham want Gianfranco Zola to be their new boss and expect to agree a deal with him by Thursday, BBC Sport understands.
  Hiddink ignores Tottenham request
Russia coach Guus Hiddink will ignore Tottenham's pleas not to play their new £14m striker Roman Pavlyuchenko against Wales.
ARSENAL
Adebayor withdraws from Togo trip
Togo captain Emmanuel Adebayor refuses to travel to Zambia for Wednesday's key World Cup and Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.
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ASTON VILLA
Bouma agrees two-year Villa deal
Aston Villa's Dutch defender Wilfred Bouma signs a new two-year deal at the club.
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BLACKBURN
Blackburn send pair out on loan
Blackburn loan out goalkeeper Frank Fielding to Northampton and midfielder Rostyn Griffiths to Accrington Stanley.
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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
Injured Essien faces long lay-off
Chelsea midfielder Michael Essien is ruled out for "several months" after rupturing his anterior cruciate ligament.
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EVERTON
Shearer cool on Newcastle vacancy
Alan Shearer appears to rule himself out of the vacant manager's job at Newcastle, calling the club's structure "strange".
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FULHAM
Keeper Niemi announces retirement
A wrist injury forces Fulham goalkeeper Antti Niemi to retire from football earlier than planned.
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HULL
FA charges Hull City boss Brown
The Football Association charges Hull manager Phil Brown with improper conduct for his behaviour during the club's defeat by Wigan.
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LIVERPOOL
Hyypia shocked at Reds omission
Sami Hyypia admits he faces an uncertain future at Liverpool after being left out of their Champions League squad.
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MANCHESTER CITY
Man City to stick with youth plan
Mark Hughes insists the club will not abandon their successful youth policy despite the huge investment in the club.
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MANCHESTER UNITED
Man Utd dismiss Ronaldo City link
Manchester United chief executive David Gill insists he does not believe claims that rivals City will make a £135m bid for Cristiano Ronaldo.
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MIDDLESBROUGH
Crosby steps to Downing's defence
Middlesbrough assistant manager Malcolm Crosby defends England winger Stewart Downing following criticism in Saturday's 2-0 win against Andorra.
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NEWCASTLE
McDermott leaves Magpies position
Newcastle United part company with assistant manager Terry McDermott and reserve team coach Adam Sadler.
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PORTSMOUTH
Channon expected to return home
Ex-England footballer turned racehorse trainer Mick Channon is expected to return home after a car accident on the M1.
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STOKE
Coates expects transfers to rise
Stoke City chairman Peter Coates says he expects the funds now available to Manchester City to inflate transfer fees for all clubs.
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SUNDERLAND
Chimbonda keen to fight for place
Sunderland defender Pascal Chimbonda tells fans he is fully committed to the club and wants to help the club challenge for honours this season.
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TOTTENHAM
Hiddink ignores Tottenham request
Russia coach Guus Hiddink will ignore Tottenham's pleas not to play their new £14m striker Roman Pavlyuchenko against Wales.
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WEST BROM
Teixeira nearing Baggies comeback
West Brom midfielder Felipe Teixeira is close to a return to light training after six months out.
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WEST HAM UNITED
West Ham ready to seal Zola deal
West Ham want Gianfranco Zola to be their new boss and expect to agree a deal with him by Thursday, BBC Sport understands.
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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 cleared to play Colace
Barnsley finally gain clearance to sign Argentinean midfielder Hugo Roberto Colace from Newell's Old Boys.
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BIRMINGHAM
Nafti fit to return to Blues team
Tunisian midfielder Mehdi Nafti is expected to be available for Birmingham's game with Doncaster.
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BLACKPOOL
Camara loan extended at Seasiders
Derby County defender Mo Camara will stay at Blackpool for another month after his loan was extended.
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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 lament meagre attendances
Burnley chairman Barry Kilby remains focused on boosting attendances at Turf Moor.
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CARDIFF
Parry 'just made up the numbers'
Paul Parry says he quit Wales because he felt he was just making up the numbers.
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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
De la Cruz handed Coventry trial
Coventry take former Aston Villa and Reading right-back Ulises de la Cruz on trial.
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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
Camara loan extended at Seasiders
Derby County defender Mo Camara will stay at Blackpool for another month after his loan was extended.
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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
Magilton backs Ipswich to improve
Ipswich manager Jim Magilton has the belief in his players and himself as the team attempt to turn around a poor start.
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NORWICH
Clingan sets sights on promotion
Northern Ireland international Sammy Clingan is firmly focused on winning promotion for Norwich City.
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NOTTM FOREST
Forest arrange friendly for Cole
Nottingham Forest striker Andrew Cole gets match action against Crewe reserves in a friendly played behind closed doors on Tuesday.
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PLYMOUTH
Plymouth loan Smith to Morecambe
Plymouth Argyle winger Dan Smith moves to League Two side Morecambe on loan.
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PRESTON
Shaw targets emergency loan deals
Preston chairman Derek Shaw is confident North End will be able to add to their squad when the emergency loan-market reopens next week.
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QPR
Briatore will control QPR funds
QPR owner Flavio Briatore tells BBC London that he will decide where the club's money is spent.
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READING
Kitson saddened by Reading demise
Stoke's Dave Kitson says he is sad to see the Reading side that won promotion to the Premier League being broken up following their relegation.
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SHEFF WED
Jeffers and Small in reserve side
Sheffield Wednesday's injured duo Francis Jeffers and Wade Small will play in the reserve team at Port Vale.
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SHEFF UTD
Blades target two loan signings
Boss Kevin Blackwell expects to make two loan signings before Sheffield United's next game at Derby.
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SOUTHAMPTON
Channon expected to return home
Ex-England footballer turned racehorse trainer Mick Channon is expected to return home after a car accident on the M1.
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SWANSEA
Pratley pens new Swans contract
Midfielder Darren Pratley agrees a new deal with Swansea City keeping him at the club beyond 2010.
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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
Season over for Wolves' Elokobi
Wolves defender George Elokobi's knee injury will prevent him from playing again until next season.
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ABERDEEN
Footballer on 120mph speed charge
A footballer appears in court charged with driving dangerously at speeds of up to 120mph.
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CELTIC
Boruc to answer Old Firm charge
Celtic goalkeeper Artur Boruc is called to appear before the Scottish FA's disciplinary committee over an alleged gesture made to Rangers fans.
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DUNDEE UNITED
Levein questions Scots planning
Dundee United manager Craig Levein hits out at the Scottish FA's scheduling of World Cup qualifying matches.
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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
Tullberg seeks expert injury help
Hearts striker Mike Tullberg has turned to physiotherapist Thomas Macon in a bid speed up his recovery from injury.
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HIBERNIAN
Paatelainen to fight dug-out ban
Hibernian manager Mixu Paatelainen intends to contest a four-match touchline ban imposed by the Scottish FA.
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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
BBC follows Motherwell in Europe
BBC Scotland will provide live television coverage of Motherwell's Uefa Cup first-round tie against Nancy.
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RANGERS
McCulloch quits Scotland set-up
Rangers and Scotland midfielder Lee McCulloch retires from international football at the age of 30.
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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
Adebayor withdraws from Togo trip
Togo captain Emmanuel Adebayor refuses to travel to Zambia for Wednesday's key World Cup and Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.
  Injured Essien faces long lay-off
Chelsea midfielder Michael Essien is ruled out for "several months" after rupturing his anterior cruciate ligament.
  Mbia extends contract at Rennes
Cameroon's Stephane Mbia signs an improved contract with French side Rennes until the end of the season
CRICKET
Harmison gets $1m Stanford chance
Durham fast bowler Steve Harmison is named in England's 15-man squad for the $20m (£11.5m) Stanford Super Series.
  Vaughan handed England contract
Former skipper Michael Vaughan earns a 12-month central contract with England.
  Latest county scores
Latest scorecards from Tuesday's fixtures.
RUGBY UNION
Gloucester snap up hooker Lawson
Gloucester sign Scotland international hooker Scott Lawson from Guinness Premiership rivals Sale.
  Aussies ring changes for decider
Australia make five changes for Saturday's Tri-Nations decider against New Zealand, who are unchanged.
  Walkinshaw reveals plans for Shed
Gloucester chairman Tom Walkinshaw says redevelopment work carried out on the Shed at Kingsholm will see it remain as a terrace.
RUGBY LEAGUE
Castleford sign Bradford's Evans
Castleford Tigers sign centre James Evans following his release by Bradford Bulls.
  Peacock scoops top Rhinos award
England captain Jamie Peacock is named the 2008 Leeds Rhinos Player of the Year.
  Widnes re-sign Kiwi centre Love
Widnes Vikings retain seven players and re-sign Kiwi centre Toa Kohe Love for the 2009 season.
TENNIS
Murray vows to learn from defeat
Andy Murray says he needs to work hard to go one better than his US Open final loss to Roger Federer.
  Federer thrilled with fifth title
Andy Murray says he needs to work hard to go one better than his US Open final loss to Roger Federer.
  Superb Federer ends Murray dream
Roger Federer is at his brilliant best as he wins a fifth straight US Open title and ends Andy Murray's hopes of a first Grand Slam crown.
GOLF
Westwood fitness worries allayed
Lee Westwood's bout of tonsillitis will not prevent him from competing in the Ryder Cup, his agent claims.
  First PGA Tour title for Villegas
Camilo Villegas shoots a final-round 68 to win the BMW Championship by two strokes and claim his maiden win on the PGA Tour.
  Lucquin denies McIlroy maiden win
Jean-Francois Lucquin wins a play-off against Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy at the European Masters.
MOTORSPORT
McLaren lodge Belgian GP appeal
McLaren lodge an appeal against the punishment that stripped Lewis Hamilton of his Belgian Grand Prix victory.
  Hamilton passed too soon - Massa
Ferrari's Felipe Massa says Lewis Hamilton was "too optimistic" in making the move that led to him being stripped of Belgian Grand Prix victory.
  Hamilton stripped of Belgian win
McLaren's Lewis Hamilton is stripped of victory in a dramatic Belgian Grand Prix and demoted to third as the win is handed to Ferrari's Felipe Massa.
FORMULA ONE
McLaren lodge Belgian GP appeal
McLaren lodge an appeal against the punishment that stripped Lewis Hamilton of his Belgian Grand Prix victory.
  Hamilton passed too soon - Massa
Ferrari's Felipe Massa says Lewis Hamilton was "too optimistic" in making the move that led to him being stripped of Belgian Grand Prix victory.
  Hamilton stripped of Belgian win
McLaren's Lewis Hamilton is stripped of victory in a dramatic Belgian Grand Prix and demoted to third as the win is handed to Ferrari's Felipe Massa.
BOXING
Khan vows to retain trainer Rubio
Amir Khan tells BBC Sport he will stick with Jorge Rubio despite the trainer's fateful suggestion to pick Breidis Prescott as an opponent.
  Khan must learn lesson - Warren
Frank Warren says Amir Khan will need time to regain his confidence after being knocked out by Colombian Breidis Prescott.
  Khan knocked out in first round
Amir Khan is knocked out inside the first minute of his WBO intercontinental lightweight title defence by Breidis Prescott.
ATHLETICS
Danvers beaten by Walker in Rieti
Britain's Olympic 400m hurdles bronze medallist Natasha Danvers again loses out to Beijing champion Melaine Walker at the IAAF Grand Prix in Rieti.
  Bolt defeats Powell in Brussels
Usain Bolt wins the 100m at the Van Damme Memorial meeting while 800m runner Pamela Jelimo clinches the Golden League's entire $1m jackpot.
  Defar completes Challenge double
Olympic bronze medallist Meseret Defar outpaced her rivals to win the Women's 5km Challenge in London's Hyde Park.
SNOOKER
Snooker aims for younger viewers
The next generation of snooker players are adamant that the sport can still appeal to a young audience.
  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.
  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
Gosden passes up St Leger chance
Trainer John Gosden opts not to enter Centennial in Saturday's St Leger, losing his chance to have back-to-back winners.
  New Approach wins Champion Stakes
New Approach wins the Irish Champion Stakes to complete a Group One double for trainer Jim Bolger at Leopardstown.
  Ayr Racecourse put up for sale
Ayr Racecourse and Western House Hotel has been put on the market by owners Alan Macdonald and Richard Johnstone.
CYCLING
Armstrong comeback claims denied
The Astana team denies US cycling legend Lance Armstrong is planning a Tour de France comeback with them.
  Cavendish claims Missouri victory
Britain's Mark Cavendish continues his highly successful season by winning the first stage of the Tour of Missouri.
  Goss grabs win in Tour of Britain
Australian Matthew Goss times his sprint finish to perfection to win the second stage of the Tour of Britain.
OTHER SPORT...
Brady is to miss rest of season
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady suffers a serious knee injury that ends his season.
  Fifth Burghley crown for Fox-Pitt
William Fox-Pitt joins equestrian greats Ginny Leng and Mark Todd in the record books after winning the Burghley Horse Trials for a fifth time.
  GB overcome Czechs for first win
Great Britain beat the Czech Republic 87-68 at the O2 Arena to achieve their first win in EuroBasket qualifying Group D.
FUN AND GAMES
England doesn't expect
Blogger Robbo wonders whether it is time to accept England are a poor football team
  The gospel according to St James's
Columnist Robbo on the turmoil at Newcastle United.
  Robinho makes Man City move gaffe
Robinho tells a press conference of his delight at joining Chelsea... but is quickly put right.
NORTHERN IRELAND
McCartney fit for Czech qualifier
Northern Ireland defender George McCartney has been passed fit to face the Czech Republic.
  Kerry v Tyrone (21 Sept)
Kerry full-forward Kieran Donaghy is a doubt for the All-Ireland SFC final against Tyrone because of a knee injury.
  McGilligan keen on Derry vacancy
Hurling manager Brian McGilligan emerges as a contender for Derry's vacant football post.
SCOTLAND
Murray vows to learn from defeat
Andy Murray says he needs to work hard to go one better than his US Open final loss to Roger Federer.
  Superb Federer ends Murray dream
Roger Federer is at his brilliant best as he wins a fifth straight US Open title and ends Andy Murray's hopes of a first Grand Slam crown.
  Boruc to answer Old Firm charge
Celtic goalkeeper Artur Boruc is called to appear before the Scottish FA's disciplinary committee over an alleged gesture made to Rangers fans.
WALES
Hiddink ignores Tottenham request
Russia coach Guus Hiddink will ignore Tottenham's pleas not to play their new £14m striker Roman Pavlyuchenko against Wales.
  Ospreys v Blues (Tue)
Team news and preview ahead of Tuesday's Welsh derby clash at the Liberty Stadium.
  Parry 'just made up the numbers'
Paul Parry says he quit Wales because he felt he was just making up the numbers.

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