Thursday, November 27, 2008

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Thursday, 27 November, 2008, 16:00 GMT 24:00 +08:00:Asia/Singapore
TOP STORIES
Indian PM vows action on attacks
India's Manmohan Singh vows to track down those behind the Mumbai attacks that have left at least 101 dead, as operations continue to free remaining hostages.
  Thai PM 'to act against protests'
The Thai prime minister vows to take action on paralysing anti-government protests at Bangkok's two main airports.
  Iraqi parliament backs US pullout
The Iraqi parliament approves a plan on the future of US forces in Iraq, paving the way for complete withdrawal by 2011.
  Zimbabweans 'can't afford school'
The number of children going to school in Zimbabwe has fallen dramatically from 90% to 20%, the UN says.
  Tiger leader makes defiant speech
Tamil Tiger leader Prabhakaran says Sri Lanka's government is dreaming if it expects outright military victory.
AFRICA
Congo victim of 'discrimination'
The world is not sending enough troops to DR Congo because of discrimination against Africa, a former top UN official says.
  Zimbabweans 'can't afford school'
The number of children going to school in Zimbabwe has fallen dramatically from 90% to 20%, the UN says.
  Fears for held Sudanese activist
Human rights groups express fears for the safety of an Sudanese activist detained three times since Monday.
AMERICAS
Iraqi parliament backs US pullout
The Iraqi parliament approves a plan on the future of US forces in Iraq, paving the way for complete withdrawal by 2011.
  Russia-Venezuela nuclear accord
Russia and Venezuela agree to co-operate on nuclear energy, during a visit to Caracas by President Dmitry Medvedev.
  Man charged over newsreader death
A man is charged with killing a female TV newsreader, who died after being beaten at home in the US state of Arkansas.
ASIA-PACIFIC
Thai PM 'to act against protests'
The Thai prime minister vows to take action on paralysing anti-government protests at Bangkok's two main airports.
  China tycoon's arrest confirmed
Police say Chinese billionaire Huang Guangyu is in custody while they investigate him for alleged economic crimes.
  China condemns France over Tibet
China says it has "no choice but to postpone" a planned summit with the EU because of the French stance on the Tibet issue.
EUROPE
UN approval for EU Kosovo mission
The UN Security Council approves a plan for the European Union to take over policing in Kosovo from early December.
  China condemns France over Tibet
China says it has "no choice but to postpone" a planned summit with the EU because of the French stance on the Tibet issue.
  Russia-Venezuela nuclear accord
Russia and Venezuela agree to co-operate on nuclear energy, during a visit to Caracas by President Dmitry Medvedev.
MIDDLE EAST
Iraqi parliament backs US pullout
The Iraqi parliament approves a plan on the future of US forces in Iraq, paving the way for complete withdrawal by 2011.
  Livni urges Olmert to step down
The leader of Israel's governing Kadima Party, Tzipi Livni, calls on PM Ehud Olmert to quit after the attorney-general says he may charge him.
  Jewish centre seized in Mumbai
Police surround a Jewish centre in the Indian city of Mumbai where a rabbi is thought to have been taken hostage.
SOUTH ASIA
Indian PM vows action on attacks
India's Manmohan Singh vows to track down those behind the Mumbai attacks that have left at least 101 dead, as operations continue to free remaining hostages.
  Tiger leader makes defiant speech
Tamil Tiger leader Prabhakaran says Sri Lanka's government is dreaming if it expects outright military victory.
  Kabul bomb attack near US embassy
A suspected suicide bomber strikes near the entrance to the US embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan, reports say.
UK NEWS
Briton killed in Mumbai attacks
One British national has been killed after gunmen stormed two luxury hotels in the Indian city of Mumbai (Bombay), the Foreign Office has said.
  Two more guilty of biker killing
Two more members of a biker gang are found guilty of murdering a Hells Angel on the M40 in Warwickshire.
  Car firm cuts 850 agency workers
Jaguar Land Rover says about 850 agency staff will lose their jobs in the West Midlands and Warwickshire as a result of the economic downturn.
UK POLITICS
UK leaders pledge India support
British political leaders unite to condemn the "horrific" attacks in Mumbai and promise action to fight and defeat terrorism.
  New Labour 'not dead' - Mandelson
Lord Mandelson denies that plans to help banks and raise income tax on high earners mean the end of New Labour.
  UK 'should shift security agenda'
The UK should seize on Barack Obama's victory to reshape its national security policy, a major report argues.
UK EDUCATION
Science exam standards 'eroded'
Record-breaking exam results are "illusory" in a system which is failing a generation, the Royal Society of Chemistry says.
  Crackdown on student fraud claims
Ministers order a crackdown on fraudulent student grant claims.
  Scottish Baccalaureates disputed
Critics say new advanced qualifications in science and languages are an unnecessary move.
ENGLAND
Two more guilty of biker killing
Two more members of a biker gang are found guilty of murdering a Hells Angel on the M40 in Warwickshire.
  'Miracle' pastor appeal refused
A south London pastor who claims to create 'miracle babies' is one step closer to being extradited to Kenya to face charges of baby stealing.
  TV close goes under the hammer
The cul-de-sac that was used in the Channel 4 soap opera Brookside is to be sold at auction.
NORTHERN IRELAND
Fourth crash officer laid to rest
The last funeral of the four police officers killed in a car crash in County Down takes place in Kilkeel.
  £72m paid to lawyers in legal aid
The body responsible for legal aid has paid £72m in fees to firms of solicitors and barristers in Northern Ireland.
  Orange hall's presidential visit
Mary McAleese becomes the first Irish president to visit an Orange hall near Baillieborough in County Cavan.
SCOTLAND
Murder accused 'never met Vicky'
The man accused of killing Vicky Hamilton told police in an interview that he had never met the schoolgirl, a trial hears.
  £65m bio-fuel plant plan shelved
Plans to build one of Europe's biggest bio-diesel plants in Grangemouth, near Falkirk, are shelved.
  Scotland handed sea planning role
The Scottish Government is given responsibility for all planning and nature conservation matters at sea.
WALES
Visitor's Mumbai shooting escape
A media executive tells how he fled from gunmen who shot a fellow hotel guest in a lift in the Indian city of Mumbai.
  New jobs warning after 'grim day'
A collapse in consumer spending could spell more job losses in Wales in coming months, predicts a business leader.
  Cancer death rates 'inequality'
There is a growing gap in cancer death rates between rich and poor areas, Wales' chief medical officer warns.
BUSINESS
Indian markets shut after attacks
Financial markets in India have been closed after the attacks in Mumbai, India's business capital.
  Panasonic slashes profit forecast
Japanese electronics goods maker Panasonic cuts its annual profit forecast by 90% because of the global economic downturn.
  France to offer credit insurance
The French government is set to provide state-backed insurance to companies who offer credit to the businesses they trade with.
ENTERTAINMENT
Cliff and The Shadows to reunite
Cliff Richard and The Shadows are to reunite for what they say will be their final tour, 20 years after they last went on the road.
  BBC Two to air George Best drama
A drama about how alcoholism destroyed the life and career of football legend George Best is to be shown on BBC Two.
  Royal Academy hails Russian hit
An art exhibition threatened by a row between the UK and Russia became one of the Royal Academy's biggest successes.
SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT
Europe's 10bn-euro space vision
Member states of the European space agency (Esa) have agreed a 10bn-euro budget at their meeting in The Hague.
  How the turtle's shell evolved
A 220 million year old fossil from China shows that the ancestors of modern turtles did not have complete shells
  UK weighs into Earth-check system
The British government commits substantial investment into the world's biggest environmental monitoring programme.
TECHNOLOGY
Europe's 10bn-euro space vision
Member states of the European space agency (Esa) have agreed a 10bn-euro budget at their meeting in The Hague.
  Apple made to drop iPhone advert
The UK advertising watchdog forces Apple to pull an iPhone advert after ruling it exaggerates the phone's speed.
  Spam on rise after brief reprieve
Two weeks after the shutdown of a firm hosting massive spamming networks, spam levels are slowly returning to normal.
HEALTH
Cholera Zimbabwe's 'worst crisis'
Zimbabwean opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai says the cholera outbreak is now his country's biggest threat.
  'Meat intake cut' on cancer fears
One in 10 people has tried to cut down on processed meats such as bacon in the wake of a report linking them to cancer, a survey says.
  Mouse Down's 'eased in the womb'
A mouse experiment has raised hopes of halting some of the effects of Down's syndrome before birth.
ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
  1975: TV presenter Ross McWhirter shot dead
The BBC TV presenter and co-founder of the Guinness Book of Records is killed outside his home.
  1967: De Gaulle says 'non' to Britain - again
The French President, Charles de Gaulle, says he will veto Britain's application to join the Common Market for a second time.
  2000: Schoolboy Damilola Taylor dies in stabbing
A 10-year-old schoolboy dies after being stabbed in the leg by a gang of hooded attackers near his home.

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TOP STORIES
India bullish over England Tests
England's two-Test series against India will go ahead despite terror attacks in Mumbai, India cricket chief Lalit Modi claims.
  Champions League cricket on hold
The Champions League cricket tournament in which eight teams, including Middlesex, were set to take part has been postponed following the terror attacks in India.
  Anfield incident probed by Uefa
Uefa is to investigate a missile-throwing incident involving Liverpool's Steven Gerrard and Marseille fans at Anfield.
  Webber targets return in February
Mark Webber tells BBC Sport he hopes to recover from a broken leg in time for the first test of Red Bull's new car.
  Platini rejects EU regulator plan
Uefa president Michel Platini rejects plans for an EU-backed financial 'regulator' for sport.
FOOTBALL
Anfield incident probed by Uefa
Uefa is to investigate a missile-throwing incident involving Liverpool's Steven Gerrard and Marseille fans at Anfield.
  Man City v Man Utd
Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov is back in training after a hamstring injury and is in contention for Sunday's derby at Manchester City.
  Platini rejects EU regulator plan
Uefa president Michel Platini rejects plans for an EU-backed financial 'regulator' for sport.
ARSENAL
Win steadies ship, states Wenger
Arsene Wenger says the Champions League win over Dynamo Kiev that sent Arsenal into the knockout stages was what the club needed after the recent turmoil.
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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
Portsmouth v Blackburn
Team news ahead of Sunday's Premier League match.
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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 1-1 Chelsea
Chelsea see Frank Lampard sent off and slip to second in Champions League Group A as they are held by Bordeaux.
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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
Tigers prepare for Delap threat
Hull City will discuss how to deal with the threat of Stoke's Rory Delap and his throw-ins at training this week.
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LIVERPOOL
Anfield incident probed by Uefa
Uefa is to investigate a missile-throwing incident involving Liverpool's Steven Gerrard and Marseille fans at Anfield.
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MANCHESTER CITY
Schalke 04 v Man City
Team news ahead of Thursday's Uefa Cup match.
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MANCHESTER UNITED
Man City v Man Utd
Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov is back in training after a hamstring injury and is in contention for Sunday's derby at Manchester City.
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MIDDLESBROUGH
Boro hint at ticket cost-cutting
Middlesbrough chief executive Keith Lamb believes the club must help fans financially if they are to improve support at the Riverside.
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NEWCASTLE
N'Zogbia keen to stay on Tyneside
Newcastle midfielder Charles N'Zogbia plays down rumours that he would like to leave the club.
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PORTSMOUTH
Fitness boost for Defoe & Diarra
Portsmouth duo Jermain Defoe and Lassana Diarra do not require surgery on calf and ankle injuries respectively.
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STOKE
Kitson going nowhere, says Coates
Stoke City chairman Peter Coates says striker Dave Kitson will not be be leaving the Potters in January.
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SUNDERLAND
Reid sure of Sunderland revival
Sunderland winger Andy Reid urges fans not to panic over the club's form and believes there are many positives to take from the season so far.
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TOTTENHAM
NEC Nijmegen v Tottenham
Team news ahead of Thursday's Uefa Cup match.
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WEST BROM
Slusarski in, Burton out at Owls
Sheffield Wednesday are set to sign West Brom striker Bartosz Slusarski on a month's loan, with Deon Burton poised to join Charlton.
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WEST HAM UNITED
Colchester sign goalkeeper Walker
Colchester United sign goalkeeper Jimmy Walker on loan until the end of December.
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WIGAN
Wigan v West Brom
Team news ahead of Saturday's Premier League match.
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BARNSLEY
Barnsley's Hume leaves hospital
Barnsley striker Iain Hume is discharged from hospital after being readmitted on Monday following an operation on a fractured skull.
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BIRMINGHAM
Wolves form no surprise - Carsley
Birmingham skipper Lee Carsley says he is not surprised at the form of this weekend's opponents and Championship leaders Wolves.
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BLACKPOOL
Blackpool make two loan signings
Derby County striker Liam Dickinson and West Ham winger Kyle Reid go on loan to Blackpool on one-month deals.
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BRISTOL CITY
Robins place Orr on transfer list
Bristol City put defender Bradley Orr on the transfer list after he rejects the offer of a new contract.
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BURNLEY
Bradford swoop for Clarets' Jones
Burnley winger Steve Jones joins Bradford City on a one-month loan deal.
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CARDIFF
Chopra targets Welsh derby scalp
Cardiff's on loan striker Michael Chopra believes the Bluebirds can win Sunday's south Wales derby.
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CHARLTON
Slusarski in, Burton out at Owls
Sheffield Wednesday are set to sign West Brom striker Bartosz Slusarski on a month's loan, with Deon Burton poised to join Charlton.
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COVENTRY
Carlisle sign midfielder Birchall
Carlisle United sign Coventry City midfielder Chris Birchall on loan until 31 December.
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CRYSTAL PALACE
Norwich 1-2 Crystal Palace
Craig Beattie and John Oster help Crystal Palace beat Norwich in the Championship.
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DERBY
Derby set to sign Varney on loan
Derby County are set to sign striker Luke Varney from Charlton on loan.
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DONCASTER
O'Driscoll plans striker gamble
Doncaster Rovers manager Sean O'Driscoll admits he may have to lower his aims as he tries to bring in a striker before the close of the loan window.
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IPSWICH
Norris facing FA conduct charge
Ipswich midfielder David Norris asks for a personal hearing when he appears at the FA on Thursday charged with improper conduct.
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NORWICH
Norwich 1-2 Crystal Palace
Craig Beattie and John Oster help Crystal Palace beat Norwich in the Championship.
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NOTTM FOREST
Young Forest talent get new deals
Four Nottingham Forest Academy graduates sign new contracts at the City Ground.
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PLYMOUTH
Eastbourne capture Plymouth duo
Eastbourne Borough have signed Plymouth winger Dan Smith and striker Ashley Barnes on loan until 3 January.
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PRESTON
Derby 2-2 Preston
Jordan Stewart scores a brilliant equaliser to earn Derby a point with all four goals scored in the opening 32 minutes of the match.
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QPR
Coventry's Borrowdale joins QPR
QPR sign Coventry defender Gary Borrowdale on loan until 31 December.
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READING
Cardiff 2-2 Reading
Brynjar Gunnarsson's second-half equaliser rescues a point for 10-man Reading away at Cardiff.
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SHEFF WED
Boss Laws signs new Owls contract
Sheffield Wednesday manager Brian Laws signs a contract extension that will take him through to the summer of 2011.
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SHEFF UTD
West Ham suffer new Tevez setback
Sheffield United are granted a temporary injunction stopping West Ham appealing to the Court of Arbitration for Sport in the Carlos Tevez affair.
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SOUTHAMPTON
Southampton 0-0 Plymouth
Plymouth extend their unbeaten run to four games as they are held to an entertaining 0-0 draw at Southampton.
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SWANSEA
Coventry 1-1 Swansea
Daniel Fox rescues a point for Coventry with a late leveller after Jordi Gomez's fine free-kick had put Swansea ahead.
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WATFORD
Watford land Chelsea's Bridcutt
New Watford boss Brendan Rodgers returns to former club Chelsea to sign midfielder Liam Bridcutt on loan.
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WOLVES
McCarthy gives credit to defence
Wolves boss Mick McCarthy says his back four are the unsung heroes of their seven-match winning streak.
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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
No SPL panic after Euro defeats
The Scottish Premier League warns against a media over-reaction to the poor showing of Scottish Clubs in Europe.
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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
Reid unfazed by Levein criticism
Hamilton manager Billy Reid defends his side's tactics following criticism from Dundee United counterpart Craig Levein.
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HEARTS
Kingston eyes new Hearts contract
Hearts midfielder Laryea Kingston would be happy to discuss extending his stay at Tynecastle.
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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
No SPL panic after Euro defeats
The Scottish Premier League warns against a media over-reaction to the poor showing of Scottish Clubs in Europe.
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RANGERS
No SPL panic after Euro defeats
The Scottish Premier League warns against a media over-reaction to the poor showing of Scottish Clubs in Europe.
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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
Confusion over Kenya coach
Kenya's caretaker coach Francis Kimanzi says he is unavailable to lead the country at east Africa's Cecafa Cup.
  Kingston eyes new Hearts contract
Hearts midfielder Laryea Kingston would be happy to discuss extending his stay at Tynecastle.
  De Almeida takes over Angola
Mabi de Almeida signs a two-year contract to coach Angola taking over from Luis Oliveria Goncalves.
CRICKET
India bullish over England Tests
England's two-Test series against India will go ahead despite terror attacks in Mumbai, India cricket chief Lalit Modi claims.
  Champions League cricket on hold
The Champions League cricket tournament in which eight teams, including Middlesex, were set to take part has been postponed following the terror attacks in India.
  SA v Bangladesh live scorecard
South Africa, who lead the series 1-0, take on Bangladesh in the second Test at Centurion.
RUGBY UNION
Wales prop Jones to miss season
Ospreys prop Duncan Jones' Wales and Lions hopes are in tatters as he looks likely to miss the season after a foot operation.
  Wales must beat Wallabies - Jones
Wales fly-half Stephen Jones says the autumn Test series needs to end with a win over Australia.
  Bath reveal record £357,000 loss
Bath rugby club announce record losses of £375,000 for last season.
RUGBY LEAGUE
McGoldrick denies Warriors rumour
Castleford Tigers centre Ryan McGoldrick dismisses rumours that he is on the verge of a move to Wigan.
  New recruits strengthen Crusaders
St Helens scrum-half Matty Smith heads a list of nine new Crusaders signings for their first season in Super League.
  Crusaders to start against Leeds
Celtic Crusaders will make their Super League debut in a prestigious fixture against defending champions Leeds Rhinos.
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
Germany take early World Cup lead
Martin Kaymer and Alex Cejka shoot Germany into a one-stroke lead after the first round fourballs at the World Cup in China.
  World Cup leaderboard
Latest scores from the World Cup team strokeplay event at Mission Hills in China.
  Montgomerie eyes World Cup glory
Colin Montgomerie and Alastair Forsyth will launch Scotland's bid to retain the World Cup in China on Thursday.
MOTORSPORT
Webber targets return in February
Mark Webber tells BBC Sport he hopes to recover from a broken leg in time for the first test of Red Bull's new car.
  F1 boss plans scoring revolution
Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone says he wants a new scoring system that would make the driver with most wins champion.
  Berger quits as Toro Rosso boss
Formula One team Red Bull are set to regain 100% control of sister outfit Toro Rosso after buying out Gerhard Berger's 50% share.
FORMULA ONE
Webber targets return in February
Mark Webber tells BBC Sport he hopes to recover from a broken leg in time for the first test of Red Bull's new car.
  F1 boss plans scoring revolution
Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone says he wants a new scoring system that would make the driver with most wins champion.
  Berger quits as Toro Rosso boss
Formula One team Red Bull are set to regain 100% control of sister outfit Toro Rosso after buying out Gerhard Berger's 50% share.
BOXING
'Nervous' Calzaghe picks up CBE
Undefeated world champion boxer Joe Calzaghe goes to Buckingham Palace to receive his latest honour from the Queen.
  McCullough wants world title bout
Belfast boxer Wayne McCullough refuses to give up hope of landing another crack at a world title.
  Jeffries eyes professional ranks
Sunderland boxer Tony Jeffries believes he is ready to turn professional and is confident his style will suit the game.
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
Trump books Wembley Masters spot
Bristol's Judd Trump earns a place at the Wembley Masters by beating Mark Joyce 6-1 in the qualifying final in Sheffield.
  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.
HORSE RACING
Ornais out of Hennessy contention
Joint-top weight Ornais is one of four horses removed from Saturday's Hennessy Gold Cup at the final declaration.
  Carberry to miss Sublimity ride
Phillip Carberry is taken to hospital after badly injuring his shoulder and will not ride 2007 champion hurdler Sublimity at Newcastle 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.
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...
Alcott sidelined by broken ankle
Britain's top skier Chemmy Alcott will be out of action until the new year after breaking her ankle during training.
  Raiders reach final with comeback
Plymouth Raiders beat Guildford Heat for the second time in four days to reach the BBL Cup final for the first time in their history.
  Wizards split with coach Jordan
Washington Wizards coach Eddie Jordan is fired after his team go 1-10 this season.
FUN AND GAMES
Sport quotes of the week
Fergie's Sinatra regret, plus Maradona and all your top chants
  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"
NORTHERN IRELAND
Ulster v Connacht (Fri)
Ian Humphreys wins the number 10 shirt for Ulster's Magners league game against Connacht.
  Coleraine 2-2 Cliftonville
Coleraine and Cliftonville take a point each from Tuesday night's league game at the Showgrounds.
  Gillespie joins Charlton on loan
Charlton sign Sheffield United's Northern Ireland midfielder Keith Gillespie on loan.
SCOTLAND
Burley saddened by Hutton injury
Scotland manager George Burley says Alan Hutton's latest injury setback is a massive blow for club and country.
  Kingston eyes new Hearts contract
Hearts midfielder Laryea Kingston would be happy to discuss extending his stay at Tynecastle.
  Edinburgh v Ospreys (Fri)
Team news and preview ahead of Friday's Magners League clash at Murrayfield.
WALES
Wales prop Jones to miss season
Ospreys prop Duncan Jones' Wales and Lions hopes are in tatters as he looks likely to miss the season after a foot operation.
  Wales must beat Wallabies - Jones
Wales fly-half Stephen Jones says the autumn Test series needs to end with a win over Australia.
  Wrexham sign Premier League duo
Wrexham complete the loan signings of Sam Williamson and Ryan Flynn ahead of Thursday's transfer deadline.

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