Tuesday, November 25, 2008

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Tuesday, 25 November, 2008, 16:00 GMT 24:00 +08:00:Asia/Singapore
TOP STORIES
US Fed announces $800bn stimulus
The US Federal Reserve says it will inject another $800bn into the economy in a further effort to stabilize its battered financial system.
  Bangkok protesters fire on rivals
Anti-government demonstrators fire shots at government supporters during protests in Bangkok, TV images show.
  Arrests after Afghan acid attack
The authorities in southern Afghanistan arrest 10 men accused of spraying acid in the faces of a group of schoolgirls.
  Congo leaders 'killed opponents'
A rights group accuses the DR Congo government of using violence to eliminate hundreds of opponents since the 2006 polls.
  UN urges end to abuses of women
One in three women will face abuse in their lifetime, the UN warns, on a global day of action against violence on women.
AFRICA
Congo leaders 'killed opponents'
A rights group accuses the DR Congo government of using violence to eliminate hundreds of opponents since the 2006 polls.
  Zimbabwe rivals in S Africa talks
Zimbabwe's rival parties are to hold talks aimed at ending the political deadlock, amid a growing humanitarian crisis.
  SA stars join fight against crime
Some of South Africa's best known singers produce a CD asking people to report criminals, in order to tackle violent crime.
AMERICAS
US Fed announces $800bn stimulus
The US Federal Reserve says it will inject another $800bn into the economy in a further effort to stabilize its battered financial system.
  Flood deaths in Brazil rise to 65
Rescue efforts are stepped up in southern Brazil, where floods have left 65 people dead and 43,000 homeless.
  Venezuela welcomes Russian ships
Russian warships arrive for joint exercises in Venezuela as President Dmitry Medvedev tours Latin America to boost ties.
ASIA-PACIFIC
Bangkok protesters fire on rivals
Anti-government demonstrators fire shots at government supporters during protests in Bangkok, TV images show.
  Rape risk increasing in Cambodia
Women and girls in Cambodia are facing an increasing risk of rape and sexual assault says a government report.
  China: Roses album is 'venomous'
China dismisses the new Guns N' Roses album, Chinese Democracy, as a "venomous attack" on the nation.
EUROPE
EU strips millions from Bulgaria
The European Commission cuts 220m euros (£188m) of EU funding to Bulgaria over its failure to tackle corruption and crime.
  UK to suffer 'severe' recession
The OECD says that the UK will suffer a deeper recession than any other major economy in 2009.
  Polish WWII leader's body exhumed
The remains of Poland's wartime prime minister are exhumed as investigators try to establish whether he was murdered.
MIDDLE EAST
Yemen move for Bin Laden driver
Osama Bin Laden's ex-driver is leaving Guantanamo Bay to serve the remainder of his sentence in Yemen, the Pentagon says.
  Gaza crossing resealed by Israel
Israel is closing border crossings with the Gaza Strip that it had temporarily opened to allow in food and fuel.
  Kuwait government 'to step down'
The government of Kuwait tenders its resignation, in an effort to stop MPs questioning the prime minister, reports say.
SOUTH ASIA
Arrests after Afghan acid attack
The authorities in southern Afghanistan arrest 10 men accused of spraying acid in the faces of a group of schoolgirls.
  Key S Lanka offensive continues
The Sri Lankan army says it has captured more territory from the Tamil Tigers as it tries to take the rebels' stronghold.
  Pakistan's spies 'quit politics'
Pakistan says its top spy agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence, will no longer be involved in the country's politics.
UK NEWS
Man found guilty of Hannah murder
A man is jailed for life for the murder, rape and kidnap of 17-year-old Hannah Foster in Southampton.
  Governor warns banks on lending
Mervyn King warns the UK economy will go into "a steep recession" if the banks don't increase lending levels.
  Top Asian officer settles claim
Britain's most senior Asian police officer settles a race claim against the Metropolitan Police, Scotland Yard confirms.
UK POLITICS
Governor warns banks on lending
Mervyn King warns the UK economy will go into "a steep recession" if the banks don't increase lending levels.
  Ministers back 'fit note' plans
Ministers back proposals for 'fit notes' to replace sick notes as part of government efforts to get more people in work.
  Stringfellow slams lapdance plans
Peter Stringfellow tells MPs that plans to make lapdance clubs apply for "sexual encounter" licences are wrong
UK EDUCATION
Overseas student ID cards begin
The first phase of fingerprinting overseas students, which will affect 300,000 people a year, is being introduced.
  World to miss primary school goal
Millions of primary age children are still out of school in the developing world, a UN report says.
  Private schools urge bursary bids
London independent schools take out adverts in national newspapers to raise awareness of their bursary schemes.
ENGLAND
Man found guilty of Hannah murder
A man is jailed for life for the murder, rape and kidnap of 17-year-old Hannah Foster in Southampton.
  Nine births in family rape case
A father repeatedly raped his two daughters resulting in several pregnancies, a court in Sheffield is told.
  Father guilty of murdering family
A man is convicted of murdering his two children, their mother and uncle during an attack in Newcastle.
NORTHERN IRELAND
Family forced to watch father die
A man is sentenced to 11 years for the "ferocious" stabbing of a father of six whose children watched him die.
  Appeal over police deaths crash
Northern Ireland police renew their appeal for witnesses to a crash in County Down in which four officers died.
  Armed gang steal nine handguns
A number of handguns are stolen by an armed gang from a weapons dealer in Garrison, County Fermanagh.
SCOTLAND
Early release killer wins appeal
A man who stabbed a teenager to death after his early release from jail wins an appeal against his murder conviction.
  'Concern' over STIs among women
Rising rates of sexually transmitted infections among young women are of "particular concern", a new report warns.
  City council seeks £24m of cuts
A package of cuts worth more than £24m next year is being recommended to Aberdeen City Council.
WALES
Pcs sentenced for pet dog kicking
Two police officers who were filmed ill treating their dogs in their back yard are given community sentences.
  Patrols to stop kayakers at dam
Extra security is introduced at a dam used for extreme kayaking, but people still try to pursue the "extremely dangerous" sport.
  Boxing to go on school timetable
Teachers hope a boxing qualification to be taught at a school's new gym is going to be a big hit with students.
BUSINESS
US Fed announces $800bn stimulus
The US Federal Reserve says it will inject another $800bn into the economy in a further effort to stabilize its battered financial system.
  BHP Billiton abandons Rio offer
Mining giant BHP Billiton calls off its bid for Rio Tinto, blaming falling commodity prices and demands that it sell assets.
  UK to suffer 'severe' recession
The OECD says that the UK will suffer a deeper recession than any other major economy in 2009.
ENTERTAINMENT
China: Roses album is 'venomous'
China dismisses the new Guns N' Roses album, Chinese Democracy, as a "venomous attack" on the nation.
  Beatles iTunes deal is 'stalled'
Sir Paul McCartney says he wants The Beatles' music to be on iTunes, but that negotiations have currently "stalled".
  Escort 'sold singer ordeal story'
A male escort who claims singer Boy George chained him to a wall sold the story to a Norwegian magazine, a court hears.
SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT
EU condemned on tuna 'mockery'
Environmental groups condemn the new quota for Mediterranean bluefin tuna, saying it is a "mockery of science".
  Milky Way's sweetness throughout
A simple sugar implicated in the origins of life has been found outside the centre of the galaxy for the first time.
  Climate law 'could cost billions'
Government figures show the costs of the Climate Change Bill could far outweigh the benefits, a senior MP argues.
TECHNOLOGY
Compulsive gamers 'not addicts'
Most gamers seeking treatment for compulsive gaming are not addicts, says the head of Europe's only gaming addiction clinic.
  Mobile internet usage on the rise
Mobile net growth is growing eight times faster than PC-based access.
  Online fraudsters 'steal £3.3bn'
Internet fraudsters have stolen credit and debit cards with a value of more than £3.3bn, research suggests.
HEALTH
Genetic disease testing advance
A blood sample taken from a pregnant woman could reveal whether her baby has a wide range of genetic diseases, researchers claim.
  Bad bosses may damage your heart
Inconsiderate bosses can not only make work stressful, they may also increase the risk of heart disease for their employees, experts believe.
  Compulsive gamers 'not addicts'
Most gamers seeking treatment for compulsive gaming are not addicts, says the head of Europe's only gaming addiction clinic.
ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
  1963: John F Kennedy is laid to rest
The funeral of the assassinated President, John F Kennedy, takes place in Washington.
  1973: Army deposes 'hated' Greek president
The Greek government is toppled by the armed forces after weeks of unrest.
  1998: 'Corrupt' Turkish government falls
The government of Turkey collapses after losing a no-confidence motion over corruption allegations.

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TOP STORIES
Cipriani axed from England team
England manager Martin Johnson drops Danny Cipriani for Toby Flood and also omits Tom Rees and Tom Palmer for Saturday's Test against New Zealand.
  Jones takes over from Halfpenny
Wales coach Warren Gatland makes two changes to face Australia, Mark Jones for Leigh Halfpenny and Ian Gough in the second-row.
  Villarreal v Man Utd
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is undecided whether he will play Cristiano Ronaldo in Tuesday's Champions League tie at Villarreal.
  Wallabies change five for Wales
Australia coach Robbie Deans changes his entire back row and makes one change behind the scrum for Saturday's clash with Wales in Cardiff.
  Strachan targets Celtic away win
Manager Gordon Strachan hopes a "moment of brilliance" can help Celtic secure an elusive Champions League away win against Aalborg.
FOOTBALL
Morgan escapes further FA action
The FA confirms that no further action will be taken against Sheffield United's Chris Morgan for his challenge on Barnsley striker Iain Hume.
  Villarreal v Man Utd
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is undecided whether he will play Cristiano Ronaldo in Tuesday's Champions League tie at Villarreal.
  Strachan targets Celtic away win
Manager Gordon Strachan hopes a "moment of brilliance" can help Celtic secure an elusive Champions League away win against Aalborg.
ARSENAL
Arsenal name Fabregas as captain
Arsene Wenger chooses Cesc Fabregas as his new Arsenal captain, but says William Gallas will remain at the club.
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ASTON VILLA
Carew aims to end career at Villa
Aston Villa striker John Carew would be happy to end his career at the club as he feels so at home at Villa Park.
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BLACKBURN
Tottenham 1-0 Blackburn
Tottenham move out of the Premier League's bottom three with a win against Blackburn, who have Martin Olsson sent off.
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BOLTON
Middlesbrough 1-3 Bolton
Gretar Steinsson, Matt Taylor and Johan Elmander score as Bolton beat Middlesbrough at the Riverside.
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CHELSEA
Bordeaux v Chelsea
Team news ahead of Wednesday's Champions League match.
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EVERTON
Everton suffer fresh Vaughan blow
Everton striker James Vaughan is sidelined until early 2009 after injuring his right knee in training.
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FULHAM
Peterborough clinch Zakuani deal
Peterborough manager Darren Ferguson confirms that Gabby Zakuani will join the club permanently when the transfer window opens in January.
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HULL
Brown is set to return to Tigers
Defender Wayne Brown is preparing to play his final game in a Preston shirt on Tuesday before returning to parent club Hull.
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LIVERPOOL
Liverpool v Marseille
Team news ahead of Wednesday's Champions League match.
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MANCHESTER CITY
Man City 3-0 Arsenal
Arsenal's turbulent week ends in more misery as Manchester City sent them to their fifth league defeat of the season.
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MANCHESTER UNITED
Villarreal v Man Utd
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is undecided whether he will play Cristiano Ronaldo in Tuesday's Champions League tie at Villarreal.
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MIDDLESBROUGH
Tranmere seal Johnson loan deal
Tranmere Rovers sign Middlesbrough defender John Johnson on loan until 31 December.
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NEWCASTLE
Kinnear keen for N'Zogbia to stay
Newcastle interim boss Joe Kinnear says midfielder Charles N'Zogbia will not be leaving the club in the January transfer window.
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PORTSMOUTH
Pompey to consider Defoe surgery
Portsmouth manager Tony Adams says striker Jermain Defoe may require surgery to correct a troublesome calf injury.
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STOKE
Stoke could drop Dramani interest
Stoke City might not want to sign Lokomotiv Moscow winger Haminu Dramani in January, despite trying to sign him in the summer.
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SUNDERLAND
Expect pressure from fans - Keane
Sunderland manager Roy Keane warns his players they must learn to cope with the pressure of expectation from fans at the Stadium of Light.
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TOTTENHAM
Lennon tipped for England recall
Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp backs in-form winger Aaron Lennon to force his way back into the England squad.
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WEST BROM
Stoke 1-0 West Brom
Mamady Sidibe heads a superb late winner to break West Brom's brave resistance at the Britannia Stadium.
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WEST HAM UNITED
Cole signs long-term Hammers deal
Striker Carlton Cole signs a new five-year contract with West Ham.
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WIGAN
Wigan 1-0 Everton
Wigan climb out of the Premier League relegation zone after Henri Camara's strike sinks a poor Everton side.
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BARNSLEY
Blades defender escapes FA action
The FA confirms that no further action will be taken against Sheffield United's Chris Morgan for his challenge on Barnsley striker Iain Hume.
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BIRMINGHAM
Quashie extends Birmingham stay
Birmingham City extend the loan of midfielder Nigel Quashie from West Ham for a second month.
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BLACKPOOL
Blackpool v Sheff Wed
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Championship match.
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BRISTOL CITY
Bristol City v Watford
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Championship match.
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BURNLEY
Barnsley 3-2 Burnley
Barnsley keep their 76-year-old undefeated home record against Burnley as they weather a late barrage at Oakwell.
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CARDIFF
Cardiff v Reading
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Championship match.
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CHARLTON
QPR v Charlton
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Championship match.
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COVENTRY
Coventry v Swansea
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Championship match.
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CRYSTAL PALACE
Norwich v Crystal Palace
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Championship match.
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DERBY
Northampton agree Todd loan deal
Northampton sign Derby defender Andy Todd until January and extend the loan of Wycombe striker Scott McGleish by a further month.
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DONCASTER
Doncaster v Nottm Forest
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Championship match.
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IPSWICH
Birmingham v Ipswich
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Championship match.
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NORWICH
Norwich v Crystal Palace
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Championship match.
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NOTTM FOREST
Doncaster v Nottm Forest
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Championship match.
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PLYMOUTH
Argyle boss highlights home form
Plymouth Argyle manager Paul Sturrock says his side can make the play-offs if they can keep up their Home Park form.
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PRESTON
Brown is set to return to Tigers
Defender Wayne Brown is preparing to play his final game in a Preston shirt on Tuesday before returning to parent club Hull.
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QPR
QPR v Charlton
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Championship match.
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READING
Cardiff v Reading
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Championship match.
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SHEFF WED
Blackpool v Sheff Wed
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Championship match.
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SHEFF UTD
Morgan escapes further FA action
The FA confirms that no further action will be taken against Sheffield United's Chris Morgan for his challenge on Barnsley striker Iain Hume.
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SOUTHAMPTON
Saints targets Gorre appointment
Southampton head coach Jan Poortvliet wants to strengthen his backroom staff by adding fellow Dutchman Dean Gorre.
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SWANSEA
Bodde to undergo surgery on knee
Swansea midfielder Ferrie Bodde is confident he will make a full recovery from his season-ending knee injury.
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WATFORD
Rodgers not a quick fix - Simpson
Watford chairman Graham Simpson says new manager Brendan Rodgers is at Vicarage Road for the long term.
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WOLVES
Expectation not worrying Iwelumo
Wolves' leading scorer Chris Iwelumo says rising expectations at Molineux hold no fears for him.
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ABERDEEN
Rangers 2-0 Aberdeen
Goals from Jean-Claude Darcheville and Kris Boyd keep Rangers in touch at the top of the SPL with victory over Aberdeen.
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CELTIC
Strachan targets Celtic away win
Manager Gordon Strachan hopes a "moment of brilliance" can help Celtic secure an elusive Champions League away win against Aalborg.
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DUNDEE UNITED
Dundee United 1-1 Hamilton Accies
Hamilton Accies are denied victory at Tannadice as Brian Easton's own goal secures a draw for Dundee United.
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FALKIRK
Hearts 2-1 Falkirk
Andrew Driver scores a superb winner against Falkirk to keep Hearts third in the Scottish Premier League.
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HAMILTON
Dundee United 1-1 Hamilton Accies
Hamilton Accies are denied victory at Tannadice as Brian Easton's own goal secures a draw for Dundee United.
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HEARTS
Double injury setback for Hearts
Jamie Mole will have a scan on a foot injury while Mike Tullberg's thigh problem delays his Hearts comeback.
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HIBERNIAN
Fletcher shrugs off transfer talk
Hibernian striker Steven Fletcher is remaining calm as his future comes under increasing scrutiny.
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INVERNESS CT
Kilmarnock 1-2 Inverness CT
Mehdi Taouil misses a late penalty as Inverness hold on thanks to goals from Doug Imrie and Garry Wood.
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KILMARNOCK
Kilmarnock 1-2 Inverness CT
Mehdi Taouil misses a late penalty as Inverness hold on thanks to goals from Doug Imrie and Garry Wood.
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MOTHERWELL
Motherwell 1-4 Hibernian
Hibernian romp to victory at Fir Park to end a six-game winless streak.
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RANGERS
Darcheville aims for Ibrox glory
Jean-Claude Darcheville wants to stay on and help Rangers' quest for silverware despite not being a regular starter.
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ST MIRREN
St Mirren 1-3 Celtic
Three second-half goals give Celtic their 11th straight win in the SPL as St Mirren are defeated.
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AFRICAN FOOTBALL
Wigan 1-0 Everton
Wigan climb out of the Premier League relegation zone after Henri Camara's strike sinks a poor Everton side.
  Cameroon's Nkong moves to France
Cameroon striker Alain Nkong joins French second division side Boulogne until the end of the season.
  Zaki punished for ref tirade
Former Morocco coach Badou Zaki recieves a suspended ban and a fine after confronting a referee in a domestic game.
CRICKET
England meeting replaces training
England cancel training in favour of a team meeting ahead of the fifth one-dayer against India as they look to salvage some pride from the tour.
  Flintoff keen to join IPL in 2009
Andrew Flintoff is keen to play in the Indian Premier League and tells BBC Sport it would improve England's one-day game.
  Bangladesh to face S Africa pace
South Africa are likely to select an all-out pace attack as they look to seal a series win over Bangladesh when the second Test starts on Wednesday
RUGBY UNION
Cipriani axed from England team
England manager Martin Johnson drops Danny Cipriani for Toby Flood and also omits Tom Rees and Tom Palmer for Saturday's Test against New Zealand.
  Jones takes over from Halfpenny
Wales coach Warren Gatland makes two changes to face Australia, Mark Jones for Leigh Halfpenny and Ian Gough in the second-row.
  Wallabies change five for Wales
Australia coach Robbie Deans changes his entire back row and makes one change behind the scrum for Saturday's clash with Wales in Cardiff.
RUGBY LEAGUE
NRL considers dual referees trial
Australia's National Rugby League will decide next month whether to trial using two on-pitch referees in each match from next season.
  Crusaders to start against Leeds
Celtic Crusaders will make their Super League debut in a prestigious fixture against defending champions Leeds Rhinos.
  Stuart must explain referee rant
Australia coach Ricky Stuart faces an investigation after allegedly abusing two match officials following their World Cup final defeat.
TENNIS
Nalbandian denies Davis Cup row
David Nalbandian rejects claims that he argued with team-mates as Argentina lost to Spain in the Davis Cup final.
  Verdasco wins Davis Cup for Spain
Spain win the Davis Cup for the third time as Fernando Verdasco beats Argentina's Jose Acasuso to give them a 3-1 victory.
  Roddick to be coached by Stefanki
Andy Roddick will team up with coach Larry Stefanki ahead of the 2009 season.
GOLF
Montgomerie eyes World Cup glory
Colin Montgomerie and Alastair Forsyth will launch Scotland's bid to retain the World Cup with a fourballs match against hosts China on Thursday.
  McIlroy in line for Masters debut
Rory McIlroy is on course for a Masters debut in April despite missing out a maiden European Tour win in Hong Kong.
  Lin defeats McIlroy in play-off
Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy loses to Lin Wen-tang from Taipei in the Hong Kong Open after a thrilling three-way play-off.
MOTORSPORT
Coultard, Jordan & Brundle join BBC
Former driver David Coultard and ex-team owner Eddie Jordan will be part of the BBC's team in Formula One in 2009, with Murray Walker having a regular presence on the Sport website.
  No French GP until 2011 - F1 boss
Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone says that the French Grand Prix is likely to be off the calendar until 2011 after this year's race.
  Rally hopeful passes driving test
A 17-year-old rally driver passes his driving test so he can compete in the Wales GB event next month.
FORMULA ONE
Coultard, Jordan & Brundle join BBC
Former driver David Coultard and ex-team owner Eddie Jordan will be part of the BBC's team in Formula One in 2009, with Murray Walker having a regular presence on the Sport website.
  Buemi poised for Toro Rosso seat
Swiss Sebastian Buemi is "very likely" to drive for Toro Rosso in F1 next year, according to Red Bull boss Dietrick Mateschitz.
  No French GP until 2011 - F1 boss
Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone says that the French Grand Prix is likely to be off the calendar until 2011 after this year's race.
BOXING
Olympic boxer in cocaine arrest
A British Olympic boxer from County Durham is being questioned by police on suspicion of dealing cocaine.
  Boxing to go on school timetable
Teachers hope a boxing qualification to be taught at a school's new gym is going to be a big hit with students.
  Hatton vows to continue lifestyle
Ricky Hatton says he will not give up his drinking lifestyle even though trainer Floyd Mayweather Snr says it could ruin his career.
ATHLETICS
Lel eyes record fourth London win
Defending champion Martin Lel will bid for a record fourth win in the 2009 London Marathon.
  I won gold on drugs - Montgomery
The IOC will "take the necessary actions" after sprinter Tim Montgomery admitted taking drugs before winning gold at the 2000 Olympics.
  Drug-free sport is Utopia - Rogge
Olympic chief Jacques Rogge tells Inside Sport that hoping for a drug-free Olympic Games is "naive".
SNOOKER
Walker re-elected as snooker head
Sir Rodney Walker has been re-elected as chairman of the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association.
  Robertson takes title in Bahrain
Neil Robertson edges past Matthew Stevens 9-7 to win the Bahrain Championship.
  Stevens and Robertson into final
Matthew Stevens beats Stephen Hendry 6-4 to reach the final of the Bahrain Championship, where he will play Neil Roberston.
HORSE RACING
Knowhere heads Hennessy hopefuls
Top-weight Knowhere is among 21 horses confirmed for the Hennessy Gold Cup at Newbury on Saturday.
  Kauto on course for King George
Trainer Paul Nicholls plans to get Kauto Star back to his best for the King George VI Chase after a dramatic tumble at Haydock.
  Jockey 'wants better' for horse
Dorset jockey Anthony Knott, who finally won a race after 28 years of trying last week, implores his horse to "go on to better things".
CYCLING
Two-year French ban for Beltran
Spain's Manuel Beltran receives a two-year ban from racing in France following his positive doping test at this year's Tour de France.
  GB trio win pursuit in Melbourne
Lizzie Armitstead recovers from Friday's crash to win the team pursuit with Katie Colclough and Joanna Rowsell at track cycling's World Cup.
  Mildenhall award Pendleton gold
Mildenhall Cycling Club creates a new honour to mark Victoria Pendleton's Olympic achievement.
OTHER SPORT...
Indians win US baseball contract
A US Major League baseball team makes history with professional contracts for two Indians after a talent contest.
  Taylor retains Grand Slam crown
Phil Taylor wins the Grand Slam of Darts for the second year in a row, beating Terry Jenkins in the final in Wolverhampton.
  Jets bring Titans down to earth
The New York Jets end Tennessee's unbeaten start to the season with a 34-13 win in Nashville.
FUN AND GAMES
Review of the week
Robinho samples Manchester's buses while Carly Zucker tries to watch Joe Cole playing for England
  Robbo Robson blog
"If Gallas was my son I'd have clipped him round the ears and grounded him"
  Ten to tackle
How much can you remember about the last seven days in sport?
NORTHERN IRELAND
Ulster v Connacht (Fri)
Ulster name Ireland internationals Rory Best, Paddy Wallace and Stephen Ferris in a 26-man squad to face Connacht at Ravenhill on Friday.
  Kenny unhappy at penalty verdicts
Stephen Kenny questions two crucial penalty verdicts which went against his Derry side in the FAI Cup final against Bohemians.
  Derry lose to Bohs on spot-kicks
Bohemians beat Derry City on penalties after the FAI Ford Cup final ends in a 2-2 draw in Dublin.
SCOTLAND
Strachan targets Celtic away win
Manager Gordon Strachan hopes a "moment of brilliance" can help Celtic secure an elusive Champions League away win against Aalborg.
  Montgomerie eyes World Cup glory
Colin Montgomerie and Alastair Forsyth will launch Scotland's bid to retain the World Cup with a fourballs match against hosts China on Thursday.
  Hip surgery ends Callam's season
Edinburgh and Scotland's David Callam's season is over after the forward has surgery on a hip injury.
WALES
Jones takes over from Halfpenny
Wales coach Warren Gatland makes two changes to face Australia, Mark Jones for Leigh Halfpenny and Ian Gough in the second-row.
  Bodde to undergo surgery on knee
Swansea midfielder Ferrie Bodde is confident he will make a full recovery from his season-ending knee injury.
  Cardiff v Reading
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Championship match.

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