Sunday, October 12, 2008

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Sunday, 12 October, 2008, 16:00 GMT 24:00 +08:00:Asia/Singapore
TOP STORIES
EU chiefs confront markets crisis
European leaders meet in Paris to try to establish a common approach to the global financial crisis.
  Tsvangirai in threat to quit deal
Zimbabwean opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai threatens to pull out of a power-sharing deal with President Robert Mugabe.
  Haider 'was double speed limit'
Austrian far-right politician Joerg Haider was driving at twice the speed limit when he died in a car crash, officials say.
  McCain in 'hatred' war of words
Republican presidential candidate John McCain clashes with a civil rights icon who accuses him of "sowing hatred".
  Iraq PM vows to shield Christians
Iraq's prime minister vows to protect Christians in Mosul as nearly 1,000 police are sent to the northern city after sectarian attacks.
AFRICA
Tsvangirai in threat to quit deal
Zimbabwean opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai threatens to pull out of a power-sharing deal with President Robert Mugabe.
  Ethiopian need 'under-estimated'
Aid agencies dispute the Ethiopian government's estimates of those suffering in the country's drought.
  New rebels attack DR Congo town
A new rebel group threatens the key town of Bunia in the north-east of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
AMERICAS
McCain in 'hatred' war of words
Republican presidential candidate John McCain clashes with a civil rights icon who accuses him of "sowing hatred".
  Japan objects to US N Korea move
Japan criticises as "regrettable" Washington's decision to remove North Korea from its list of state sponsors of terrorism.
  Mexico's Norbert weakens to storm
Hurricane Norbert which struck Mexico's western peninsula has weakened as it makes a second landfall, meteorologists say.
ASIA-PACIFIC
N Korea hails terror list removal
North Korea welcomes a US decision to remove it from a list of sponsors of terrorism and agrees to allow nuclear access.
  China agrees land reform package
China's leaders approve a package of rural reforms that could shape economic policy over coming years.
  Aceh guerrilla leader flies home
Former rebels flock to Banda Aceh to welcome home one of Indonesia's best-known guerrilla leaders, Hasan di Tiro.
EUROPE
EU chiefs confront markets crisis
European leaders meet in Paris to try to establish a common approach to the global financial crisis.
  Russia in fresh missile launches
Russia test-fires three intercontinental ballistic missiles, after claiming a distance record for one fired from a submarine.
  Haider 'was double speed limit'
Austrian far-right politician Joerg Haider was driving at twice the speed limit when he died in a car crash, officials say.
MIDDLE EAST
Iraq PM vows to shield Christians
Iraq's prime minister vows to protect Christians in Mosul as nearly 1,000 police are sent to the northern city after sectarian attacks.
  Security tight in riot-torn Acre
Hundreds of Israeli policemen are deployed in the northern city of Acre after four days of violence between Arabs and Jews.
  Iran leader faces poll challenge
A senior Iranian opposition figure announces he will challenge Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in next summer's presidential election.
SOUTH ASIA
Taleban killed in Afghan battles
Dozens of Taleban militants are killed by security forces in fighting in southern Afghanistan, local and British officials say.
  India gets its first woman saint
A Catholic nun, Sister Alphonsa, becomes India's first female saint, canonised by Pope Benedict XVI in Rome.
  'US missiles' hit Pakistan town
At least four people die in a missile attack on a town in a Pakistani tribal region near Afghanistan, officials say.
UK NEWS
Brown urges eurozone to copy UK
Gordon Brown promises Britain will "lead the way" through the global financial crisis, as European leaders hold emergency talks.
  Banks may get bail-out on Monday
UK banks may receive recapitalisation money from the government as soon as Monday morning.
  Peers 'to dump anti-terror plan'
Government plans to increase the terror detention limit to 42 days will be defeated in the Lords, David Davis says.
UK POLITICS
Banks may get bail-out on Monday
UK banks may receive recapitalisation money from the government as soon as Monday morning.
  Brown urges eurozone to copy UK
Gordon Brown promises Britain will "lead the way" through the global financial crisis, as European leaders hold emergency talks.
  Peers 'to dump anti-terror plan'
Government plans to increase the terror detention limit to 42 days will be defeated in the Lords, David Davis says.
UK EDUCATION
Grammars pressed over poor pupils
Grammar schools take half as many poor bright pupils as non-selective state schools on average, research suggests.
  Academy sponsor seeks to withdraw
A private firm seeks to end its sponsorship of a city Academy in Middlesbrough.
  Independent schools' leader quits
Tim Hastie-Smith, chairman of the organisation for the most prestigious private schools, has resigned.
ENGLAND
Football fans killed in M1 crash
Two brothers and their friend are killed in a crash on the M1 motorway, on their way home from the England football match at Wembley.
  Forces honour small town's effort
Members of the armed forces parade through a Wiltshire town to thank residents for paying tribute to dead service personnel.
  Station bans train death artwork
An artwork depicting a person falling to their death in front of a train will not be displayed at London's St Pancras Station.
NORTHERN IRELAND
Toddler killed in road accident
A two-year-old girl dies in hospital after being struck by a van in Newry, County Down.
  Man arrested over city stabbing
A 26-year-old man is stabbed several times in Londonderry, and a man is recovering after being stabbed in the neck in Portadown.
  'Shock' at historic wall collapse
A taxi driver describes the moment when a section of the 400-year-old battlements at Antrim Castle collapsed close to her car.
SCOTLAND
Salmond issues economic warning
The first minister of Scotland has warned it will be "extremely difficult" for the country's economy to keep growing.
  Witnesses saw pub murder vehicle
Strathclyde Police release details of the vehicle they believe was used in a double shooting outside a Glasgow pub.
  Woman rescued from car in river
A woman is rescued from the River Dee in Banchory after driving her car into the water, police confirm.
WALES
Police hunt woman's sex attacker
An investigation is under way after a woman was the victim of a serious sex attack in an alley early on Sunday.
  Music industry mourns publicist
A music publicist who helped look after stars including Katherine Jenkins has died suddenly.
  Ketchup ban at council's schools
Tomato ketchup bottles are banned at primary schools at one council in south Wales as part of a healthy eating drive.
BUSINESS
EU chiefs confront markets crisis
European leaders meet in Paris to try to establish a common approach to the global financial crisis.
  Banks may get bail-out on Monday
UK banks may receive recapitalisation money from the government as soon as Monday morning.
  GM and Chrysler 'in merger talks'
Struggling US car giants General Motors and Chrysler are in talks about a possible merger, US media say.
ENTERTAINMENT
Bollywood's Bachchan in hospital
Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan is in a stable condition in a Mumbai hospital after being admitted with abominal pains.
  Twin girls for Lisa Marie Presley
Singer Lisa Marie Presley, the daughter of rock icon Elvis, has given birth to twin girls, her publicist reveals.
  Rapper Williams joins Madonna gig
Rap star Pharrell Williams makes a surprise appearance with Madonna in a New York date on her world tour.
SCIENCE/NATURE
US tourist set for space station
US space tourist Richard Garriott follows in the footsteps of his astronaut father as he blasts off into space.
  Nature loss 'dwarfs bank crisis'
The global economy loses more money from deforestation than the current banking crisis, says an EU-commissioned report.
  Nasa committed to Mars rover plan
Nasa is pushing ahead with plans to launch its next Mars mission in 2009, but acknowledges that extra funds are required to make it happen.
TECHNOLOGY
Bank turmoil fuels phishing boom
Scammers and fraudsters are capitalising on the changes sweeping through global financial markets and sectors.
  'Spam attack' halts Virgin e-mail
Tens of thousands of Virgin.net customers lose e-mail access for up to four days after a suspected spam attack.
  Channel 4 abandons digital radio
Channel 4 pulls the plug on three proposed digital radio stations owing to a slump in advertising revenues.
HEALTH
Repossession 'is mental threat'
House repossession poses the greatest threat to people's mental health, a charity has warned.
  Gut 'tasting' could beat poisons
The gut may have receptors that shut down appetite when bitter substances are detected, a study suggests.
  Tainted China water sickens 450
About 450 people fall ill in southern China after drinking water contaminated by a metal factory, state media report.
ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
  2000: Suicide bombers attack USS Cole
At least six American sailors die in what's thought to have been a suicide bomb attack on a US Navy destroyer in Yemen.
  2002: Dozens killed in Bali nightclub explosion
Reports from the Indonesian holiday island of Bali say more than 50 people have been killed in two explosions.
  1984: Tory Cabinet in Brighton bomb blast
A bomb explodes at the Conservative Party conference in Brighton in a direct attack on the British Government.

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TOP STORIES
Alonso wins as title duo collide
Fernando Alonso wins in Japan as Felipe Massa cuts Lewis Hamilton's lead to five points after a clash between the title rivals.
  FA labels booing fans as 'crazy'
The FA criticises fans who booed Ashley Cole during Saturday's World Cup qualifier against Kazakhstan, labelling the vocal minority as "crazy".
  Australian pair dent Indian hopes
Aussies Shane Watson and Brad Haddin share a vital partnership late on the fourth day in Bangalore to stifle a resurgent India in the first Test.
  Toulouse 18-16 Bath
Bath are beaten by the last kick of the match after a thrilling game against Toulouse.
  Leicester 12-6 Ospreys
Toby Flood kicks four penalties as Leicester hold off a spirited Ospreys fightback.
FOOTBALL
Boyd quits Scotland under Burley
Rangers striker Kris Boyd tells BBC Scotland he will not play for Scotland again under manager George Burley.
  FA labels booing fans as 'crazy'
The FA criticises fans who booed Ashley Cole during Saturday's World Cup qualifier against Kazakhstan, labelling the vocal minority as "crazy".
  Real keen to make new Ronaldo bid
Coach Bernd Schuster says Real Madrid will hope to have signed Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo by next summer.
ARSENAL
Sunderland 1-1 Arsenal
Cesc Fabregas scores a late header to rescue Arsenal after Grant Leadbitter's stunning drive had appeared to hand Sunderland victory.
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ASTON VILLA
Young earns monthly player award
Aston Villa winger Ashley Young is named the Premier League's player of the month for September.
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BLACKBURN
Roberts in Blackburn deal talks
Blackburn striker Jason Roberts opens contract negotiations with the club to extend his stay at Ewood Park.
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BOLTON
O'Brien signs new Bolton contract
Bolton defender Andy O'Brien signs a new contract that will keep him at the Reebok Stadium until 2011.
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CHELSEA
Chelsea launch £16m Mikel claim
Chelsea issue a High Court claim for £16m against FC Lyn Oslo and their former chief executive Morgan Andersen over the transfer of Jon Mikel Obi.
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EVERTON
Historic Uefa trophies on display
The biggest trophies in European football go on display at Liverpool's World Museum.
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FULHAM
Horsfield reveals cancer battle
Ex-Fulham, Birmingham and West Brom striker Geoff Horsfield reveals he is suffering from testicular cancer.
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HULL
Brown wins manager of month prize
Phil Brown, boss of newly-promoted Hull City, is named Premier League manager of the month for September.
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LIVERPOOL
Neal has hopes for defender Agger
Former Liverpool defender Phil Neal says Daniel Agger needs time to develop partnership with Jamie Carragher in the Reds defence.
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MANCHESTER CITY
Man City 2-3 Liverpool
Dirk Kuyt scores an injury-time winner as Liverpool come back from two goals down to beat 10-man Manchester City.
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MANCHESTER UNITED
Real keen to make new Ronaldo bid
Coach Bernd Schuster says Real Madrid will hope to have signed Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo by next summer.
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MIDDLESBROUGH
Huth sees specialist over injury
Middlesbrough's Robert Huth is to see a specialist over the ankle injury which ended his ever-present record this season.
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NEWCASTLE
Viduka set for six-month lay-off
Newcastle striker Mark Viduka faces six months on the sidelines if it is confirmed he needs surgery on his injured Achilles.
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PORTSMOUTH
Crouch thanks Redknapp for recall
Portsmouth striker Peter Crouch believes his return to the England squad has much to do with Harry Redknapp's man-management skills.
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STOKE
Lawrence doubtful for Spurs clash
Stoke City midfielder Liam Lawrence says he is unlikely to be fit for next Sunday's Premier League clash with Tottenham Hotspur.
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SUNDERLAND
Carlisle seal Kavanagh loan deal
Carlisle United sign Sunderland midfielder Graham Kavanagh on a one-month loan deal.
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TOTTENHAM
Pavlyuchenko out for three weeks
Spurs striker Roman Pavlyuchenko is ruled out for three weeks with a partially torn ankle ligament.
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WEST BROM
Horsfield reveals cancer battle
Ex-Fulham, Birmingham and West Brom striker Geoff Horsfield reveals he is suffering from testicular cancer.
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WEST HAM UNITED
Hope for Hammers in Tevez appeal
The Court of Arbitration for Sport agrees to a preliminary hearing to discuss West Ham's appeal against compensation to Sheffield United.
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WIGAN
Whelan warns of fickle ownership
Wigan chairman Dave Whelan believes the time will come when a Premier League club is left with a huge debt when their foreign owner "spits his dummy" and leaves.
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BARNSLEY
Barnsley 4-1 Doncaster
Barnsley produce a stunning fightback after the sending off of Darren Moore to win the derby clash with Doncaster.
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BIRMINGHAM
Quashie set for Birmingham loan
Birmingham City are set to tie up a loan deal for West Ham United's former Scottish international Nigel Quashie.
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BLACKPOOL
Blackpool to plan McPhee friendly
Blackpool striker Stephen McPhee is expected to continue his comeback from injury in a behind-closed-doors friendly.
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BRISTOL CITY
Murray to extend Cheltenham loan
Bristol City midfielder Scott Murray is to remain on loan with Cheltenham Town until mid-December.
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BURNLEY
Luton recruit midfielder O'Connor
Luton Town sign ex-Burnley midfielder Garreth O'Connor following a three-week trial.
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CARDIFF
Blackpool 1-1 Cardiff
Alan Gow's injury-time equaliser rescues a point for Blackpool at home to Cardiff.
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CHARLTON
Charlton receive Dubai group bid
Zabeel Investments, a Dubai-based investment company, table an "indicative cash offer" to buy Charlton Athletic.
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COVENTRY
Hall awarded Coventry testimonial
Coventry City defender Marcus Hall is granted a testimonial after racking up 14 years' service with his home town club.
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CRYSTAL PALACE
Verbeek denies he slighted Palace
Australia manager Pim Verbeek denies reports he thinks Nick Carle should leave Crystal Palace to regain his place in Socceroos squad.
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DERBY
Derby bid to host women's final
Derby County are bidding to host the women's FA Cup final at Pride Park in May.
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DONCASTER
Barnsley 4-1 Doncaster
Barnsley produce a stunning fightback after the sending off of Darren Moore to win the derby clash with Doncaster.
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IPSWICH
Nugent still on Ipswich wish list
Ipswich Town refuse to rule out another move for Portsmouth striker David Nugent in the January transfer window.
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NORWICH
Norwich 1-2 Derby
Substitute Nathan Ellington takes advantage of a David Marshall howler to earn 10-man Derby a deserved victory.
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NOTTM FOREST
Garner back in action for Forest
Nottingham Forest striker Joe Garner is eyeing a place in the Reds' next league game after getting match action in a friendly against Ireland.
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PLYMOUTH
Youngster McCrory joins Valiants
Versatile left-sided player Damien McCrory joins Port Vale on a one-month loan from Plymouth Argyle.
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PRESTON
Davidson three weeks from return
Preston defender Callum Davidson hopes to be back in action inside the next three weeks after sustaining a knee injury.
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QPR
QPR may bring in striker on loan
QPR manager Iain Dowie is hoping to strengthen his squad after three defeats in their last four league games.
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READING
Royals' Doyle nets monthly award
Reading striker Kevin Doyle is named the Championship player of the month for September.
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SHEFF WED
Wednesday's Wood ready for derby
Sheffield Wednesday captain Richard Wood declares himself fit for their Steel City derby with Sheffield United on 19 October.
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SHEFF UTD
Horsfield reveals cancer battle
Ex-Fulham, Birmingham and West Brom striker Geoff Horsfield reveals he is suffering from testicular cancer.
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SOUTHAMPTON
Lallana eyes international debut
Southampton midfielder Adam Lallana is hoping to make his first appearance in an England under-21 shirt on Tuesday.
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SWANSEA
Wrong time for break - Martinez
Boss Roberto Martinez bemoans the international break after his side went into it on the back of two good results.
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WATFORD
Bangura set for Sierra Leone debut
Watford midfielder Alhassan Bangura is set to make his international debut for Sierra Leone against Nigeria on Saturday in Abuja.
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WOLVES
Iwelumo vows to shake off howler
Scotland striker Chris Iwelumo says he will remain positive after missing an opportunity to score against Norway.
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ABERDEEN
Bain underlines surcharge merits
Rangers chief executive Martin Bain says charging SPL clubs levy for away tickets will reduce costs for the travelling fans.
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CELTIC
Bain underlines surcharge merits
Rangers chief executive Martin Bain says charging SPL clubs levy for away tickets will reduce costs for the travelling fans.
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DUNDEE UNITED
Bain underlines surcharge merits
Rangers chief executive Martin Bain says charging SPL clubs levy for away tickets will reduce costs for the travelling fans.
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FALKIRK
Falkirk pair return from injury
Bairns duo Dean Holden and Arnau Riera have come through a reserve match against St Mirren unscathed.
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HAMILTON
Bain underlines surcharge merits
Rangers chief executive Martin Bain says charging SPL clubs levy for away tickets will reduce costs for the travelling fans.
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HEARTS
Neilson nearing first-team return
Hearts full-back Robbie Neilson is closing in on a return to action following six injury-hit months.
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HIBERNIAN
Bain underlines surcharge merits
Rangers chief executive Martin Bain says charging SPL clubs levy for away tickets will reduce costs for the travelling fans.
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INVERNESS CT
Bain underlines surcharge merits
Rangers chief executive Martin Bain says charging SPL clubs levy for away tickets will reduce costs for the travelling fans.
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KILMARNOCK
Bain underlines surcharge merits
Rangers chief executive Martin Bain says charging SPL clubs levy for away tickets will reduce costs for the travelling fans.
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MOTHERWELL
Bain underlines surcharge merits
Rangers chief executive Martin Bain says charging SPL clubs levy for away tickets will reduce costs for the travelling fans.
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RANGERS
Ferguson closing on Gers return
Rangers midfielder Barry Ferguson expects to be ready for first-team action by early November.
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ST MIRREN
Bain underlines surcharge merits
Rangers chief executive Martin Bain says charging SPL clubs levy for away tickets will reduce costs for the travelling fans.
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AFRICAN FOOTBALL
Live: 2010 World Cup qualifying
Just two places remain up for grabs in the last round of 2010 World Cup and Africa Cup of Nations qualifying.
  How your team did - groups 1 to 6
A run down of all the action so far in World and Nations Cup qualifying.
  How your team did - groups 7 to 12
A run down of all the action so far in World and Nations Cup qualifying.
CRICKET
Australian pair dent Indian hopes
Aussies Shane Watson and Brad Haddin share a vital partnership late on the fourth day in Bangalore to stifle a resurgent India in the first Test.
  Pakistan v Zimbabwe scorecard
Pakistan face Zimbabwe in the Twenty20 competition in Canada.
  Drugs hearing adjourned for Asif
The hearing for Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Asif's doping case will resume on 11 November.
RUGBY UNION
Latest scores - Heineken Cup
Several British clubs are in action on a busy opening weekend of Heineken Cup action.
  European Challenge Cup live scores
Worcester, London Irish and Newcastle are in action on the opening weekend of the European Challenge Cup.
  Leicester 12-6 Ospreys
Toby Flood kicks four penalties as Leicester hold off a spirited Ospreys fightback.
RUGBY LEAGUE
England 74-0 Wales
England warm up for the Rugby League World Cup by thrashing Wales in Doncaster.
  Anderson cleared for Tonga squad
Warrington's former New Zealand international Louis Anderson is cleared to play for Tonga at the World Cup.
  Australia recall Tupou from Tonga
Anthony Tupou is called up by Australia to replace the injured Michael Crocker after originally being named in Tonga's Rugby League World Cup squad.
TENNIS
Jankovic secures title hat-trick
World number one Jelena Jankovic beats home favourite Vera Zvonareva to win the Kremlin Cup and earn her third straight title.
  Kunitsyn sees off Safin for title
Igor Kunitsyn ends fellow Russian Marat Safin's hopes of a first title in three years with victory at the Kremlin Cup.
  Safina warns of possible boycott
Dinara Safina says leading players might boycott the WTA Tour in 2009 over changes to the schedule.
GOLF
Schwartzel seals Madrid triumph
Charl Schwartzel captures his third European Tour title after a composed final round of 66 gives him a three-shot victory at the Madrid Masters.
  Madrid Masters leaderboard
The final round of the Madrid Masters is under way in Spain.
  Ballesteros 'stable' in hospital
Five-time major winner Seve Ballesteros remains in a Madrid hospital undergoing tests having suffered an epileptic fit.
MOTORSPORT
Alonso wins as title duo collide
Fernando Alonso wins in Japan as Felipe Massa cuts Lewis Hamilton's lead to five points after a clash between the title rivals.
  I paid for mistake, says Hamilton
World championship leader Lewis Hamilton admits a mistake at the start of the Japanese Grand Prix cost him vital point in Fuji.
  Japanese Grand Prix as it happened
Fernando Alonso wins the Japanese Grand Prix after title rivals Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa fall back after penalties.
FORMULA ONE
Alonso wins as title duo collide
Fernando Alonso wins in Japan as Felipe Massa cuts Lewis Hamilton's lead to five points after a clash between the title rivals.
  I paid for mistake, says Hamilton
World championship leader Lewis Hamilton admits a mistake at the start of the Japanese Grand Prix cost him vital point in Fuji.
  Japanese Grand Prix as it happened
Fernando Alonso wins the Japanese Grand Prix after title rivals Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa fall back after penalties.
BOXING
Powerful Klitschko reclaims title
Vitali Klitschko beats Samuel Peter to reclaim the WBC heavyweight title in Berlin.
  Unbeaten Dawson outpoints Tarver
Chad Dawson beats Antonio Carver by a unanimous decision to claim the veteran's IBF light-heavyweight title.
  Cleverly wins Commonwealth crown
Welshman Nathan Cleverly wins the Commonwealth light-heavyweight belt with a points win over Tony Oakey.
ATHLETICS
US athlete jailed on drugs charge
US sprinter Tim Montgomery is jailed for five years for dealing in heroin, months after being convicted of fraud.
  Holmes wants more medals for GB
Olympic gold medallist Dame Kelly Holmes says Great Britain should target more medals in athletics.
  Ohuruogu backs Britain to improve
Olympic 400m champion Christine Ohuruogu believes Team GB can improve on their medal haul from Beijing 2008.
SNOOKER
Live GP snooker: Fu v Michie
Live BBC Interactive coverage from snooker's Grand Prix in Glasgow (UK users only).
  Live GP snooker: Robertson v Davis
Live BBC Interactive coverage from snooker's Grand Prix in Glasgow (UK users only).
  Grand Prix latest scores
HORSE RACING
Hurdler Jack passes Champion test
Champion Hurdle prospect Crack Away Jack defies top weight to win on his seasonal return at Chepstow on Saturday.
  Rainbow to miss Breeders' clash
Rainbow View will miss the Breeders' Cup meeting in America.
  Denman may be out until February
Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Denman must defy history if he is to successfully defend his title in 2009 after a long lay-off with an irregular heartbeat.
CYCLING
Armstrong comeback gets go-ahead
Lance Armstrong has been cleared to make his cycling comeback in January's Tour Down Under in Australia.
  Wiggins targets British Tour team
Triple Olympic gold medallist Bradley Wiggins believes it is only a matter of time before a Team GB compete in the Tour de France.
  Tour rocked by new positive tests
Two Tour de France stage winners - Italy's Leonardo Piepoli and Germany's Stefan Schumacher - test positive for an advanced blood doping product.
OTHER SPORT...
NBA chief backs GB Olympic hopes
NBA commissioner David Stern says his organisation will help Great Britain secure a place in the 2012 Olympics.
  Wellington defends Ironman title
Norfolk's Chrissie Wellington successfully defends her World Ironman title in Hawaii.
  Jordan rides out at horse event
Model Katie Price gives a dressage demonstration at the Horse of the Year Show.
FUN AND GAMES
Shocking sportswear
Style disasters from sport's hall of shame
  Ten to tackle
How much can you remember about the last seven days in sport?
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NORTHERN IRELAND
Worthington praises defeated team
Northern Ireland boss Nigel Worthington is happy with his side's display despite losing 2-0 to Slovenia in the World Cup qualifier.
  Slovenia 2-0 Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland's hopes of making the 2010 World Cup finals are fading after Slovenia strike late to win 2-0 in Maribor.
  Cliftonville 3-2 Bangor
The Reds came out top in this five-goal thriller which also saw two players dismissed in the final minutes.
SCOTLAND
Boyd quits Scotland under Burley
Rangers striker Kris Boyd tells BBC Scotland he will not play for Scotland again under manager George Burley.
  Iwelumo vows to shake off howler
Scotland striker Chris Iwelumo says he will remain positive after missing an opportunity to score against Norway.
  Partick Thistle 0-1 Airdrie Utd
Airdrie United book their place in the final of the ALBA Challenge Cup with a narrow win over Partick Thistle.
WALES
Bellamy bemoans Millennium pitch
Wales captain Craig Bellamy slams the facilities and pitch at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium after the 2-0 win over Liechtenstein.
  Leicester 12-6 Ospreys
Toby Flood kicks four penalties as Leicester hold off a spirited Ospreys fightback.
  Wales will have surprises - Flynn
Boss Brian Flynn says his Wales U21 side will surprise England in the second leg of their European Championship play-off.

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