Saturday, February 28, 2009

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Saturday, 28 February, 2009, 16:00 GMT 24:00 +08:00:Asia/Singapore
TOP STORIES
New Bangladesh graves discovered
Fresh graves containing bodies of murdered officers are found in the Bangladeshi capital following a border guard mutiny.
  Afghan president urges April poll
Afghan President Hamid Karzai calls for polls to be held in April - earlier than the date set by the electoral commission.
  Lavish birthday bash for Mugabe
Zimbabwe's president marks his birthday in lavish style, vowing "no going back" on seizure of white-owned farms.
  Tibetan monk 'shot' while on fire
A Tibetan monk is shot after setting fire to himself during a protest against Beijing's rule, reports say.
  'Five rockets' fired into Israel
Palestinian militants in Gaza reportedly fire five rockets into Israel territory but there is no indication of casualties.
AFRICA
Lavish birthday bash for Mugabe
Zimbabwe's president marks his birthday in lavish style, vowing "no going back" on seizure of white-owned farms.
  Zuma dismisses new SA challenge
Jacob Zuma, leader of South Africa's ruling ANC, tells the BBC he is not worried by the emergence of a new opposition.
  Rwanda priest jailed for genocide
A former Rwandan priest is given a 25-year jail sentence for his role in the 1994 genocide by a UN war crimes court.
AMERICAS
Broad support for Obama Iraq plan
US Republicans broadly welcome President Barack Obama's plan to withdraw most troops from Iraq by the middle of 2010.
  US soldier guilty of Iraq murder
A US military jury finds an army officer guilty of the murder of an Iraqi detainee during questioning last May.
  Colombia captures Farc kidnapper
Colombian forces ambush Farc rebels, killing 10 and capturing another eight, among them a notorious rebel kidnapper.
ASIA-PACIFIC
Burma offers Rohingya return deal
Burma says it will take back thousands of ethnic Rohingyas who have fled, but only if they identify themselves as Bengali.
  Tibetan monk 'shot' while on fire
A Tibetan monk is shot after setting fire to himself during a protest against Beijing's rule, reports say.
  Australia fires cooled by weather
A drop in temperatures brings brief relief for firefighters still battling bush fires in south-eastern Australia.
EUROPE
Vatican rejects bishop's apology
The Vatican rejects a British bishop's apology for offending people by denying the full extent of the Holocaust.
  Kurdish 'grave sites' to be dug
A Turkish prosecutor orders excavations at sites where it is thought bodies of Kurds killed in the 1990s may have been dumped.
  Two British tourists die in Alps
Two Britons who fell to their deaths after a night out at a ski resort in the French Alps are named by the Foreign Office.
MIDDLE EAST
Broad support for Obama Iraq plan
US Republicans broadly welcome President Barack Obama's plan to withdraw most troops from Iraq by the middle of 2010.
  'Five rockets' fired into Israel
Palestinian militants in Gaza reportedly fire five rockets into Israel territory but there is no indication of casualties.
  US soldier guilty of Iraq murder
A US military jury finds an army officer guilty of the murder of an Iraqi detainee during questioning last May.
SOUTH ASIA
New Bangladesh graves discovered
Fresh graves containing bodies of murdered officers are found in the Bangladeshi capital following a border guard mutiny.
  Afghan president urges April poll
Afghan President Hamid Karzai calls for polls to be held in April - earlier than the date set by the electoral commission.
  Protests continue on Sharif ban
Protests against a court decision to ban Pakistan's ex-PM Nawaz Sharif and his brother from elected office enter a third day.
UK NEWS
Brown promises banking clean-up
Gordon Brown urges a clean-up of the financial system to ensure "banking responsibility" in the UK and abroad.
  Veteran mental care 'a disgrace'
The UK's highest-decorated serving soldier accuses ministers of failing to help veterans with mental health problems.
  Two British tourists die in Alps
Two Britons who fell to their deaths after a night out at a ski resort in the French Alps are named by the Foreign Office.
UK POLITICS
Brown promises banking clean-up
Gordon Brown urges a clean-up of the financial system to ensure "banking responsibility" in the UK and abroad.
  PM: Royal Mail needs private cash
Outside investment is necessary to safeguard the Royal Mail's obligations, the prime minister tells Labour Party members.
  Cuts warning as public debt grows
The head of the Audit Commission has warned of "substantial" cuts in public services after the recession ends.
UK EDUCATION
Brown sets targets for science
The prime minister sets out plans to increase the number of pupils taking science subjects - and to re-train specialist teachers.
  Foreign students leaving UK debts
Up to 70% of students from other parts of the European Union are failing to repay loans taken out while at UK universities.
  Young pupils fuel record truancy
The rate of unauthorised absence in England's primary schools has taken the overall level to a record.
ENGLAND
Two British tourists die in Alps
Two Britons who fell to their deaths after a night out at a ski resort in the French Alps are named by the Foreign Office.
  Man to be quizzed on 2001 murder
A man who went missing from a hostel over two weeks ago is brought to Sheffield for questioning over the murder of a woman.
  Public view crime writer's home
Visitors are exploring the Devon holiday home of crime writer Agatha Christie for the first time.
NORTHERN IRELAND
Woman dies in city house blaze
A woman dies in a fire which broke out at a house in a residential area of Newry, County Down.
  Police recover Irish bank money
Police in the Irish Republic recover up to 4m euros, believed to be from the country's biggest bank robbery.
  Woman in court on robbery charges
A Bangor woman appears at Newtownards Magistrates Court charged with robbing a chemists at gunpoint.
SCOTLAND
Call to strip title from Sir Fred
A Scottish MP calls for Sir Fred Goodwin to be stripped of his knighthood following the row over his pension fund.
  Council in u-turn on job minutes
A council amends official minutes on its website over concerns about confidentiality and data protection.
  Attempted murder was 'cowardly'
Police hit out at "cowardly" attack by a gang of youths that leaves a 51-year-old man with head injuries.
WALES
Three killed after car hits tree
Three people are killed and two others are seriously injured after a car crashes into a tree during the early hours.
  Mother's plea after 'death race'
The mother of a driver killed in a crash says she "bears no ill will" to the friend he was racing at 95mph in a 30mph area.
  Wales paid for errors - Gatland
Wales coach Warren Gatland laments individual errors and France's greater passion as his side lose 21-16 in Paris.
BUSINESS
US economy suffers sharp nosedive
The US economy shrank by 6.2% in the last three months of 2008 revised official figures show, sending stocks spiralling lower.
  GE makes rare cut in dividend
General Electric makes a rare cut in its shareholder dividend in a bid to conserve cash amid the economic downturn.
  China warns of unemployment risk
China's commerce minister tells the BBC the country's biggest challenge is rising unemployment, which could trigger social unrest.
ENTERTAINMENT
Ang Lee to head Venice festival
Brokeback Mountain director Ang Lee is to head the jury at this year's Venice Film Festival, organisers announce.
  U2 play surprise rooftop concert
Rock band U2 play a surprise gig on top of BBC Broadcasting House to promote the launch of their new album.
  'Lost' Hughes play to be staged
A play discovered in the archive of poet Ted Hughes is to get its first staging next month in a London theatre.
SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT
Earliest 'human footprints' found
Footprints dating from 1.5m years ago found in Kenya show modern foot shape and walking style had already developed by then.
  Brown sets targets for science
The prime minister sets out plans to increase the number of pupils taking science subjects - and to re-train specialist teachers.
  Doctors plan voice box transplant
British doctors are debating whether it is ethical to start clinical trials to allow voice box transplantation.
TECHNOLOGY
Campaigners stage liberty events
The "database state", counter-terrorism laws and press freedom are among issues to be discussed by campaigners at a convention.
  Facebook offers control to users
Social network Facebook responds to criticism over the way it handles user data by handing over control to its users.
  Net TV plans get Trust scrutiny
Plans to make net-based catch-up TV services accessible via set-top boxes are being scrutinised by the BBC Trust.
HEALTH
Motor neurone disease 'gene clue'
A gene linked to a type of motor neurone disease that runs in families has been pinned down after a 10-year search.
  Alzheimer's plaques 'big impact'
The sticky plaques linked to Alzheimer's disease may have a bigger impact on the brain than it was thought, research suggests.
  Old drug combination in TB fight
Two drugs already used for fighting other infections may help in the battle against drug-resistant TB, researchers say.
ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
  1986: Swedish prime minister assassinated
Olof Palme, the prime minister of Sweden, is shot dead and his wife Lisbeth wounded in a street ambush in central Stockholm.
  2001: At least 10 die in Selby rail crash
Up to 13 are killed and more than 70 injured when a high speed train is hit by a car which careered off the motorway.
  1975: Dozens killed in Moorgate Tube crash
A London Underground train crashes at Moorgate, killing the driver and at least 29 passengers.

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TOP STORIES
Live text - Premier League
Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool are all in Premier League action after Everton see off bottom club West Brom.
  Live text - Six Nations
Scotland take on Italy before England face Ireland in Dublin.
  Live text - West Indies v England
England's Graeme Swann takes his second wicket on day three of the fourth Test in Barbados.
  S Africa v Australia scorecard
South Africa take on Australia in Johannesburg in the first of a three-Test series.
  Live text - Scottish Premier League
Rangers beat Hamilton in Saturday's early kick-off with five more games to follow in the Scottish Premier League.
FOOTBALL
Live text - Premier League
Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool are all in Premier League action after Everton see off bottom club West Brom.
  Live Video - Final Score
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  Live text - Scottish Premier League
Rangers beat Hamilton in Saturday's early kick-off with five more games to follow in the Scottish Premier League.
ARSENAL
Arsenal v Fulham
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ASTON VILLA
O'Neill stands by Villa rotation
Aston Villa manager Martin O'Neill defends his decision to field a weakened side against CSKA Moscow.
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BLACKBURN
Coventry 1-0 Blackburn
Leon Best's goal is enough to secure Coventry an FA Cup upset as they dump Blackburn out in the fifth round.
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BOLTON
Bolton 2-1 West Ham
First-half goals by Matt Taylor and Kevin Davies give Bolton victory over West Ham.
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CHELSEA
Chelsea v Wigan
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EVERTON
Everton 2-0 West Brom
Goals from Tim Cahill and Louis Saha earn Everton victory against rock-bottom West Brom at Goodison Park.
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FULHAM
Arsenal v Fulham
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HULL
Hull City 2-1 Sheff Utd
Hull book their FA Cup quarter-final place with a win over Sheffield United in a fifth-round replay.
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LIVERPOOL
Middlesbrough v Liverpool
Fernando Torres to misses Liverpool's match at Middlesbrough but Steven Gerrard starts.
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MANCHESTER CITY
Man City 2-1 Copenhagen (agg 4-3)
Craig Bellamy scores twice as Manchester City progress to the last-16 of the Uefa Cup.
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MANCHESTER UNITED
Man Utd hit by Rafael injury blow
Manchester United full-back Rafael is ruled out for up to a month with a fractured ankle.
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MIDDLESBROUGH
Middlesbrough v Liverpool
Fernando Torres to misses Liverpool's match at Middlesbrough but Steven Gerrard starts.
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NEWCASTLE
Magpies 'naive' over Keegan exit
Newcastle United chairman Derek Llambias admits the club underestimated the anger of fans over the departure of Kevin Keegan.
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PORTSMOUTH
Pennant backs Hart for Portsmouth
Portsmouth winger Jermaine Pennant says Paul Hart should be given the opportunity to take on the manager's role on a permanent basis.
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STOKE
Sorensen relishing Villa return
Stoke City goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen says he is looking forward to playing against his old club Aston Villa on Sunday.
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SUNDERLAND
Cisse's Sunderland move in danger
French striker Djibril Cisse's move to Sunderland could be wrecked by the global credit crisis after his price tag increases by up to £3m.
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TOTTENHAM
Tottenham 1-1 S Donetsk (agg 1-3)
Tottenham go out of the Uefa Cup after losing 3-1 on aggregate to Shakhtar Donestk.
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WEST BROM
Everton 2-0 West Brom
Goals from Tim Cahill and Louis Saha earn Everton victory against rock-bottom West Brom at Goodison Park.
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WEST HAM UNITED
Middlesbrough 2-0 West Ham
Middlesbrough reach the FA Cup quarter-finals with a comfortable victory over West Ham at the Riverside.
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WIGAN
Chelsea v Wigan
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BARNSLEY
Barnsley v QPR
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BIRMINGHAM
Sheff Utd v Birmingham
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BLACKPOOL
Bristol City v Blackpool
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BRISTOL CITY
Bristol City v Blackpool
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BURNLEY
Burnley v Sheff Wed
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CARDIFF
Southampton v Cardiff
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CHARLTON
Swansea v Charlton
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COVENTRY
Norwich v Coventry
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CRYSTAL PALACE
Watford v Crystal Palace
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DERBY
Doncaster 2-1 Derby
Mark Wilson gets the winner as Doncaster come from behind to beat Derby.
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DONCASTER
Doncaster 2-1 Derby
Mark Wilson gets the winner as Doncaster come from behind to beat Derby.
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IPSWICH
Preston v Ipswich
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NORWICH
Norwich v Coventry
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NOTTM FOREST
Reading v Nottm Forest
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PLYMOUTH
Wolves v Plymouth
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PRESTON
Preston v Ipswich
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QPR
Barnsley v QPR
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READING
Reading v Nottm Forest
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SHEFF WED
Burnley v Sheff Wed
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SHEFF UTD
Sheff Utd v Birmingham
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SOUTHAMPTON
Southampton v Cardiff
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SWANSEA
Swansea v Charlton
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WATFORD
Watford v Crystal Palace
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WOLVES
Wolves v Plymouth
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ABERDEEN
Aberdeen v Kilmarnock
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CELTIC
Celtic v St Mirren
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DUNDEE UNITED
Dundee United v Hearts
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FALKIRK
Hibernian v Falkirk
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HAMILTON
Hamilton Accies 0-1 Rangers
Barry Ferguson's goal is enough to give Scottish Premier League leaders Rangers a deserved win over Hamilton.
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HEARTS
Injury blow for Hearts' Kingston
Hearts' Laryea Kingston will be out for up to two months after tests reveal he has suffered a torn hamstring.
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HIBERNIAN
Hibernian v Falkirk
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INVERNESS CT
Inverness CT v Motherwell
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KILMARNOCK
Aberdeen v Kilmarnock
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MOTHERWELL
Inverness CT v Motherwell
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RANGERS
Hamilton Accies 0-1 Rangers
Barry Ferguson's goal is enough to give Scottish Premier League leaders Rangers a deserved win over Hamilton.
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ST MIRREN
Celtic v St Mirren
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AFRICAN FOOTBALL
Aboutrika receives BBC award
Mohamed Aboutrika is presented with the BBC African Footballer of the Year award at a special ceremony in Cairo on Saturday.
  Eto'o wants to stay at Barcelona
Cameroon striker Samuel Eto'o says that he wants to stay at Spanish club Barcelona beyond the end of his contract in 2010.
  Group B wide open at CHAN
DR Congo and Zimbabwe draw 1-1 and it is the same score between Libya and Ghana in Group B of the African Nations Championship on Thursday.
CRICKET
Live text - West Indies v England
England's Graeme Swann takes his second wicket on day three of the fourth Test in Barbados.
  S Africa v Australia scorecard
South Africa take on Australia in Johannesburg in the first of a three-Test series.
  Bopara takes England to big total
Ravi Bopara makes 104 as England declare on 600-6 and reduce West Indies to 85-1 by the close on day two of the fourth Test in Barbados.
RUGBY UNION
Live text - Six Nations
Scotland take on Italy before England face Ireland in Dublin.
  Live video - Scotland v Italy
Watch live BBC TV coverage of the 2009 Six Nations Championship (UK users only).
  Premiership - latest scores
Gloucester take on Bath, Northampton hostNewcastle and Worcester face Wasps in Saturday's Premiership matches.
RUGBY LEAGUE
Goulding named new France coach
Former St Helens and Great Britain scrum-half Bobbie Goulding is named the new coach of the French national team.
  Harlequins v Wigan
Team news ahead of Saturday's Super League fixture.
  Castleford v Salford
Team news ahead of Saturday's Super League fixture.
TENNIS
Djokovic to meet Ferrer in final
Novak Djokovic will meet David Ferrer in Saturday's Dubai Championship final.
  Fleming aims for rankings boost
Colin Fleming says he hopes his call up to the Great Britain team to face Ukraine in the Davis Cup will help boost his world ranking.
  Goodall & Eaton named in GB team
Josh Goodall and Chris Eaton join Andy Murray and Ross Hutchins in the GB Davis Cup team to play Ukraine next week.
GOLF
McIlroy will be number one - Els
Ernie Els backs Rory McIlroy to become world number one as the Northern Ireland teenager makes the WGC Accenture Match Play quarter-finals.
  Live scores - WGC Match Play
Latest scores from the third day of the World Golf Championship Accenture Match Play in Tucson, Arizona. (from official website)
  McIlroy eases into quarter-finals
Northern Ireland teenager Rory McIlroy makes the WGC Accenture Match Play quarter-finals.
MOTORSPORT
Ex-Honda team closes on F1 return
The former Honda team plans to test at Silverstone and Barcelona in the next fortnight, raising hopes it will start the new Formula One season next month.
  RBS cutbacks to hit British sport
RBS will halve its funding of British sport as a result of the global economic downturn, BBC Sport can reveal.
  Bulgarians to host MotoGP racing
Bulgaria will host a round of the MotoGP world championship from 2012 onwards.
FORMULA ONE
Ex-Honda team closes on F1 return
The former Honda team plans to test at Silverstone and Barcelona in the next fortnight, raising hopes it will start the new Formula One season next month.
  RBS cutbacks to hit British sport
RBS will halve its funding of British sport as a result of the global economic downturn, BBC Sport can reveal.
  US team plans to enter F1 in 2010
The founders of a proposed Formula One team from the United States say they have the backing needed to enter the sport next year.
BOXING
Confident DeGale is raring to go
Olympic gold medallist James DeGale talks up his chances ahead of his pro debut on Saturday night.
  Thaxton ready for title defence
Jon Thaxton says he has been pleased with his preparations for his European title defence against Anthony Mezaache in Norwich on Saturday.
  Jeffries secures first-round win
Tony Jeffries enjoys a sensational start to his professional career after stopping Aliaksandr Vayavoda inside three minutes in Barnsley.
ATHLETICS
Pistorius released from hospital
Paralympic champion Oscar Pistorius is released from hospital in Johannesburg after undergoing surgery following a boating accident.
  Ennis continues comeback in Cardiff
Heptathlete Jessica Ennis will continue her comeback from Olympic heartbreak at the Indoor City Challenge in Cardiff.
  Chambers included in GB Euro team
Dwain Chambers is included in the Great Britain team for next month's European Indoor Championships.
SNOOKER
Carter storms to Welsh Open title
Ali Carter produces a blistering evening session to capture his first ranking title with a 9-5 victory over Joe Swail in the Welsh Open final.
  Carter seals first ranking title win
Watch Ali Carter complete an impressive fightback, clinching the concluding frame to beat Joe Swail 9-5 in the final of the Welsh Open.
  Selby confronted by member of audience
Mark Selby's preparations for his match against Anthony Hamilton at the Welsh Open are interrupted by a member of the audience.
HORSE RACING
McCoy bags double Fakenham wins
Tony McCoy is the star of the show at Fakenham on Friday afternoon with two wins and three seconds from his five rides.
  Pipe backs Madison for Gold Cup
Trainer David Pipe believes his charge Madison du Berlais is a live contender to win the Cheltenham Gold Cup.
  Festival on track despite economy
Cheltenham Racecourse managing director Edward Gillespie says the Festival will be a huge hit despite the economic situation.
CYCLING
New GB team to aim for Tour win
A new cycling team is to be set up with the aim of creating a British winner of the Tour de France by 2014.
  Wada close to 'Athlete Passports'
The World Anti-Doping Agency says it is close to implementing an Athlete Passport system for comparing drug-test samples.
  Armstrong to compete in Ireland
Tour de France legend Lance Armstrong says he will compete in the Tour of Ireland in August.
OTHER SPORT...
Vonn retains world downhill crown
America's Lindsey Vonn wins the women's World Cup downhill title.
  Eagles win sets up repeat final
The Newcastle Eagles reach the BBL Trophy Final for the fifth successive season by beating the Everton Tigers over two legs in the semi-final.
  GB is still a priority, says Pops
GB star Pops Mensah-Bonsu says he is delighted to be back in the NBA but still has his sights set on this summer's European Championship finals in Poland.
FUN AND GAMES
Robbo blog
"The sigh of a sleeping newborn could knock the average Premier League striker off his feet"
  Ten to tackle
Test your knowledge of the last seven days in sport
  Review of the week
Beckham feels the pinch in Milan as Keane goes back to the future
NORTHERN IRELAND
Latest: Newry City v Portadown
Score updates from the Co-operative Insurance Cup final in Lurgan.
  Newry City v Portadown
Match report follows later.
  Newry City v Portadown reaction
Match reaction follows later.
SCOTLAND
Live text - Scottish Premier League
Rangers beat Hamilton in Saturday's early kick-off with five more games to follow in the Scottish Premier League.
  Live video - Scotland v Italy
Watch live BBC TV coverage of the 2009 Six Nations Championship (UK users only).
  Live text - Six Nations
Scotland take on Italy before England face Ireland in Dublin.
WALES
Wales paid for errors - Gatland
Wales coach Warren Gatland laments individual errors and France's greater passion as his side lose 21-16 in Paris.
  Video highlights - France 21-16 Wales
Watch highlights as France beat Wales 21-16 in the third round of the 2009 Six Nations to end Welsh dreams of a Grand Slam.
  Live scores - Championship
Latest scores and text commentaries from the fixtures in the Championship.

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