Tuesday, March 3, 2009

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Tuesday, 03 March, 2009, 16:00 GMT 24:00 +08:00:Asia/Singapore
TOP STORIES
Hunt for Lahore cricket attackers
Pakistani police are hunting gunmen who attacked a convoy carrying Sri Lanka's cricket team in Lahore, killing seven people.
  Bangladesh police hold 'mutineer'
Police in Bangladesh say they have arrested the leader of a mutiny staged by border guards which left 74 people dead.
  Defiant Karadzic refuses to plead
Ex-Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic refuses to enter a plea to amended war crimes charges at his Hague trial.
  US Israel support 'unshakeable'
Hillary Clinton declares "unshakeable" US support for Israel during her first visit to the region as secretary of state.
  Vatican hosts Darwin conference
The Vatican sponsors a five-day conference on evolution and creation, 150 years after Darwin published Origins of Species.
AFRICA
Ex-Zambian leader's wife jailed
The wife of Zambia's former President Frederick Chiluba is sent to prison for corruption.
  Zuma aide freed from prison in SA
The former financial adviser of Jacob Zuma, South Africa's governing ANC leader, is freed from prison on medical grounds.
  Emergency summit in Guinea-Bissau
Regional leaders visit Guinea-Bissau hoping to defuse the crisis from the assassination of the president and army chief.
AMERICAS
US Israel support 'unshakeable'
Hillary Clinton declares "unshakeable" US support for Israel during her first visit to the region as secretary of state.
  US 'offers Russia deal over Iran'
US President Barack Obama has written to his Russian counterpart suggesting co-operation over Iran's plans, officials say.
  Canada inquiry told of Taser use
A Canadian police officer who killed a Polish immigrant with a Taser stun gun said he believed the man intended to attack officers.
ASIA-PACIFIC
Toyota arm seeks government loan
Toyota, the world's biggest carmaker, says it is seeking a Japanese government loan to help its car financing unit.
  'No Tibetan protests' in Sichuan
A Chinese official rejects campaigners' reports of protests in a Tibetan-populated area of south-west China.
  China talks for US N Korea envoy
The new US envoy on North Korea arrives in Beijing for talks aimed at breathing life into the stalled nuclear deal.
EUROPE
Defiant Karadzic refuses to plead
Ex-Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic refuses to enter a plea to amended war crimes charges at his Hague trial.
  US 'offers Russia deal over Iran'
US President Barack Obama has written to his Russian counterpart suggesting co-operation over Iran's plans, officials say.
  Spanish jobless total rises again
The number of unemployed people in Spain rose by 154,058 to almost 3.5 million in February, official figures show.
MIDDLE EAST
US Israel support 'unshakeable'
Hillary Clinton declares "unshakeable" US support for Israel during her first visit to the region as secretary of state.
  New death ruling for Chemical Ali
Iraqi former official Ali Hassan al-Majid, also known as Chemical Ali, is given his third death sentence by an Iraqi court.
  Israel 'plans settlement growth'
The Israeli government has plans for 73,000 new settler homes in the occupied West Bank, an anti-settlement group says.
SOUTH ASIA
Hunt for Lahore cricket attackers
Pakistani police are hunting gunmen who attacked a convoy carrying Sri Lanka's cricket team in Lahore, killing seven people.
  Bangladesh police hold 'mutineer'
Police in Bangladesh say they have arrested the leader of a mutiny staged by border guards which left 74 people dead.
  UN concern over Afghan elections
A senior UN official says it will be nearly impossible to hold credible elections in Afghanistan in April, as ordered by President Karzai.
UK NEWS
Brown preparing for Obama talks
UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown calls for "global" solutions to the economic crisis, ahead of talks with Barack Obama.
  Man convicted of Brandon killing
Robert Cunningham is convicted of killing 23-month-old Brandon Muir, who died after suffering more than 40 injuries.
  15 face charges over murder probe
Serving and retired police officers are among 15 people facing charges over the inquiry into the 1988 murder of Lynette White.
UK POLITICS
Brown preparing for Obama talks
UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown calls for "global" solutions to the economic crisis, ahead of talks with Barack Obama.
  Camerons say farewell to son Ivan
David Cameron and his wife Samantha have held a private funeral in Oxfordshire for son Ivan, who died last week.
  Government to 'prop up' PFI deals
The government is to inject taxpayers' money into the controversial private finance initiative.
UK EDUCATION
School admissions 'too complex'
Researchers say that the admissions process for secondary schools in England is too confusing for parents.
  Plan to save rural Scots schools
Plans aimed at safeguarding the future of Scotland's rural schools are announced by Holyrood ministers.
  Slump in school computer lessons
Fewer English children are taking qualifications in information technology despite its economic importance, Ofsted says.
ENGLAND
'Phantom' killer sent to hospital
A man is sent to a mental hospital indefinitely for killing a woman while wearing a "Phantom of the Opera" mask.
  Second earthquake hits coast town
An earthquake strikes Folkestone in the same spot as a tremor which happened two years ago.
  Goody's husband guilty of assault
The husband of reality television star Jade Goody is convicted of assaulting a taxi driver.
NORTHERN IRELAND
Man found guilty of double murder
A man is convicted of stabbing two teenagers whose bodies were dumped on a road in County Armagh nine years ago.
  Man questioned over 1972 murders
A 51-year-old man has been arrested by detectives investigating the murder of two men in Belfast in 1972.
  Smacking saga could go to Lords
The NI children's commissioner defends attempts to ban smacking, and may take her case to the House of Lords.
SCOTLAND
Man convicted of Brandon killing
Robert Cunningham is convicted of killing 23-month-old Brandon Muir, who died after suffering more than 40 injuries.
  Nine charged over airport protest
Five men and four women are charged after protesters barricaded themselves at the tarmac at Aberdeen Airport.
  Plan to save rural Scots schools
Plans aimed at safeguarding the future of Scotland's rural schools are announced by Holyrood ministers.
WALES
15 face charges over murder probe
Serving and retired police officers are among 15 people facing charges over the inquiry into the 1988 murder of Lynette White.
  305 jobs to go at Indesit factory
Electronics giant Indesit plans to close a washing machine factory in Denbighshire, which employs 305 staff.
  Ex-Pc's killer 'like a vigilante'
A judge jails the killer of an ex-policeman facing porn charges and says he acted like a "self-appointed vigilante".
BUSINESS
Toyota arm seeks government loan
Toyota, the world's biggest carmaker, says it is seeking a Japanese government loan to help its car financing unit.
  Shares mixed as worries persist
US shares rise in early trading, but in the UK the market falls 1.5% as worries over economic prospects continue.
  Standard Chartered defies gloom
Standard Chartered bank reports a 19% rise in its profit for 2008 to $4.8bn (£3.4bn) as its focus on Asia pays dividends.
ENTERTAINMENT
Jackson to announce London dates
Michael Jackson is widely expected to announce a series of comeback concerts at the O2 arena in London.
  Osbourne sued over TV show fracas
Sharon Osbourne is being sued by a former reality TV contestant over an altercation during an episode of her US TV show.
  Prince agrees album release deal
Rock star Prince agrees deal to release his latest album through US retail chain Target.
SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT
Space rock makes close approach
An asteroid which may be as big as a ten-storey building has passed close by the Earth, astronomers say.
  Mars had 'recent' running water
Mars appears to have had running water on its surface about one million years ago, according to new evidence.
  Plant diseases threaten woodland
The government is to spend £25m in a bid to eradicate plant diseases spreading across the country.
TECHNOLOGY
Green light for faster broadband
Regulator Ofcom has ruled that BT can proceed with the roll-out of a high-speed fibre-optic broadband network.
  Pirate radio 'puts lives at risk'
Authorities are increasing efforts to crack down on pirate radio stations in the UK, saying they "could put lives at risk".
  Child abuse image trade targeted
A pan-European alliance aims to tackle those who profit from the sale of images of child sex abuse.
HEALTH
TV linked to asthma risk doubling
Young children who spend more than two hours a day watching TV double their risk of developing asthma, a study finds.
  Sex patch effectiveness doubted
A leading medical journal has cast doubt on whether a testosterone patch designed to boost a women's flagging sex drive actually works.
  Experts uncover cause of greyness
Scientists at Bradford University believe they have uncovered the root cause of why hair turns grey.
ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
  1974: Turkish jet crashes killing 345
A Turkish Airlines DC10 crashes near Paris, en route to London, killing all 345 people on board.
  1985: Miners call off year-long strike
Miners' leaders vote to end the longest-running industrial dispute in Britain without any peace deal over pit closures.
  1982: Queen opens Barbican Centre
The Queen opens the new £153m Barbican Arts Centre in the City of London.

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TOP STORIES
Pakistan cricket future in doubt
The future of international cricket in Pakistan is in doubt following Tuesday's attack, says the International Cricket Council.
  Hunt for Lahore cricket attackers
Pakistani police are hunting gunmen who attacked a convoy carrying Sri Lanka's cricket team in Lahore, killing seven people.
  Lahore Test scrapped after attack
The second Test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka has been called off following the attack on the bus carrying the tourists' team in Lahore.
  England lined up as neutral venue
Discussions begin over England hosting Australia's postponed Test tour of Pakistan in 2010.
  Ex-Honda team ready to run F1 car
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.
FOOTBALL
Man City hit by Bellamy lay-off
Craig Bellamy will be sidelined for three weeks after suffering a knee injury in Manchester City's defeat at West Ham.
  Burley issues warning to Gordon
Scotland manager George Burley says goalkeeper Craig Gordon's place against the Netherlands is at risk if he remains on the bench at Sunderland.
  Torres injuries cost us - Benitez
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez says his side would be closer to Manchester United in the title race were it not for injuries to Fernando Torres.
ARSENAL
West Brom v Arsenal
Jonathan Greening may start for West Brom, while Arsenal will be without the injured William Gallas.
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ASTON VILLA
Villa's Bouma returns to action
Aston Villa defender Wilfred Bouma plays the full 90 minutes for the reserves against Chelsea on his comeback from an ankle injury.
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BLACKBURN
Blackburn v Everton
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BOLTON
Stoke v Bolton
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CHELSEA
Portsmouth v Chelsea
Portsmouth are set to be unchanged, while Chelsea will again be without defender Ricardo Carvalho.
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EVERTON
Blackburn v Everton
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FULHAM
Fulham v Hull
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HULL
Fulham v Hull
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LIVERPOOL
Liverpool v Sunderland
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MANCHESTER CITY
Man City hit by Bellamy lay-off
Craig Bellamy will be sidelined for three weeks after suffering a knee injury in Manchester City's defeat at West Ham.
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MANCHESTER UNITED
Newcastle v Man Utd
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MIDDLESBROUGH
Tottenham v Middlesbrough
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NEWCASTLE
Newcastle v Man Utd
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PORTSMOUTH
Portsmouth v Chelsea
Portsmouth are set to be unchanged, while Chelsea will again be without defender Ricardo Carvalho.
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STOKE
Stoke v Bolton
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SUNDERLAND
Liverpool v Sunderland
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TOTTENHAM
Tottenham v Middlesbrough
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WEST BROM
West Brom v Arsenal
Jonathan Greening may start for West Brom, while Arsenal will be without the injured William Gallas.
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WEST HAM UNITED
Wigan v West Ham
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WIGAN
Wigan v West Ham
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BARNSLEY
Cardiff v Barnsley
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BIRMINGHAM
De la Cruz earns Birmingham deal
Ecuador international defender Ulises de la Cruz signs a one-month contract with Championship promotion-chasers Birmingham.
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BLACKPOOL
Blackpool v Burnley
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BRISTOL CITY
Birmingham v Bristol City
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BURNLEY
Blackpool v Burnley
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CARDIFF
Johnson must take chance - Jones
Cardiff City manager Dave Jones tells Eddie Johnson he must seize his opportunity if given it against Barnsley on Tuesday.
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CHARLTON
Charlton v Doncaster
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COVENTRY
Coventry v Sheff Utd
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CRYSTAL PALACE
Misfiring Eagles swoop for Stokes
Crystal Palace have signed Sunderland striker Anthony Stokes for the rest of the season.
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DERBY
Derby v Swansea
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DONCASTER
Op rules Brooker out for season
Doncaster Rovers striker Steve Brooker will miss the rest of the season after ankle surgery.
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IPSWICH
Ipswich v Southampton
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NORWICH
QPR v Norwich
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NOTTM FOREST
Nottm Forest v Preston
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PLYMOUTH
Plymouth v Watford
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PRESTON
Nottm Forest v Preston
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QPR
QPR v Norwich
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READING
Sheff Wed v Reading
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SHEFF WED
Sheff Wed v Reading
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SHEFF UTD
Coventry v Sheff Utd
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SOUTHAMPTON
Ipswich v Southampton
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SWANSEA
Derby v Swansea
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WATFORD
Plymouth v Watford
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WOLVES
Crystal Palace v Wolves
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ABERDEEN
St Mirren v Aberdeen
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CELTIC
Kilmarnock v Celtic (Wed)
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DUNDEE UNITED
Falkirk v Dundee United
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FALKIRK
Falkirk v Dundee United
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HAMILTON
Hamilton v Hibernian (Wed)
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HEARTS
McGhee rejects Hearts criticism
Motherwell manager Mark McGhee says he does not believe Hearts players have been feigning injury in SPL games this season.
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HIBERNIAN
Hamilton v Hibernian (Wed)
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INVERNESS CT
Rangers v Inverness CT (Wed)
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KILMARNOCK
Kilmarnock v Celtic (Wed)
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MOTHERWELL
McGhee rejects Hearts criticism
Motherwell manager Mark McGhee says he does not believe Hearts players have been feigning injury in SPL games this season.
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RANGERS
Rangers v Inverness CT (Wed)
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ST MIRREN
St Mirren v Aberdeen
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AFRICAN FOOTBALL
Battle for CHAN final
Ghana play Senegal while Zambia take on DR Congo in Wednesday's semi-finals at the African Nations Championship.
  Sierra Leone league dispute over
The league season in Sierra Leone will kick-off on 21 March after a sponsorship row is resolved.
  Ghana, DRC through to last four
Ghana beat DR Congo 3-0 in Group B of the African Nations Championship on Sunday, a result that puts both teams through to the semi-finals.
CRICKET
Pakistan cricket future in doubt
The future of international cricket in Pakistan is in doubt following Tuesday's attack, says the International Cricket Council.
  England lined up as neutral venue
Discussions begin over England hosting Australia's postponed Test tour of Pakistan in 2010.
  Hunt for Lahore cricket attackers
Pakistani police are hunting gunmen who attacked a convoy carrying Sri Lanka's cricket team in Lahore, killing seven people.
RUGBY UNION
Exiles suffer Casey injury blow
London Irish captain Bob Casey will be out of action for up to six weeks with a bicep injury.
  Blair delight at improving Scots
Scotland captain Mike Blair says the Six Nations win over Italy was reward for the hard work put in on the training ground.
  Sale's Faure to return to France
Sale Sharks front row Lionel Faure is to leave the club at the end of the current season and return to his native France.
RUGBY LEAGUE
Byrne faces lengthy Hull lay-off
Hull FC full-back Todd Byrne looks set for a long absence after being told he needs a knee reconstruction.
  Leeds back bigger Club Challenge
Leeds Rhinos and Manly Sea Eagles both back the idea to incorporate more teams into the World Club Challenge, but the RFL urges caution.
  Injured Finnigan out for Giants
Huddersfield Giants confirm forward Simon Finnigan has suffered knee ligament damage.
TENNIS
Murray pulls out of Davis Cup tie
Andy Murray withdraws from Great Britain's Davis Cup tie against Ukraine this week because of a virus.
  In-form Venus seals Mexican title
Venus Williams beats Flavia Pennetta to win her second title in a week at the Mexican Open.
  Djokovic battles to Dubai victory
Novak Djokovic overcomes David Ferrer to win the Dubai Championship.
GOLF
Ogilvy cruises to win over Casey
Geoff Ogilvy overcomes Englishman Paul Casey 4&3 to win the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship in Tuscon, Arizona.
  Clarke still eyes Masters place
Darren Clarke says he has not given up hope of winning a late invitation to the US Masters.
  Casey storms to Match Play final
Paul Casey becomes the first Englishman to reach the final of the WGC-Accenture Match Play Championship after victory over Ross Fisher.
MOTORSPORT
Ex-Honda team ready to run F1 car
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.
  De la Rosa unhappy with test ban
McLaren's Formula One test driver Pedro De la Rosa says the ban on in-season testing could be dangerous.
  Vettel goes fastest in Spain test
Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel outpaces last year's championship runner-up Felipe Massa in testing in Jerez.
FORMULA ONE
Ex-Honda team ready to run F1 car
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.
  De la Rosa unhappy with test ban
McLaren's Formula One test driver Pedro De la Rosa says the ban on in-season testing could be dangerous.
  Vettel goes fastest in Spain test
Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel outpaces last year's championship runner-up Felipe Massa in testing in Jerez.
BOXING
Boxing mourns champion Finnegan
British ex-Olympic boxing champion Chris Finnegan dies, aged 64.
  Hatton 'too strong for Pacquiao'
Ricky Hatton believes he will be too big and too strong for Manny Pacquiao when the two meet in Las Vegas on 2 May.
  Froch camp deny Taylor deal claim
Carl Froch's camp deny claims he is set to defend his WBC super-middleweight title against Jermain Taylor in Connecticut in April.
ATHLETICS
Tomlinson added to GB injury list
British long jump record holder Chris Tomlinson becomes the fourth GB athlete to pull out of this weekend's European Indoor Championships.
  Lewis playing down Euro chances
Staffordshire's Steven Lewis says a number of pole vaulters have a chance of winning a medal at the European Indoor Championships.
  London part of athletics shake-up
A top tier London event is part of new plans for the world's top athletes to compete in a new global series.
SNOOKER
Patient Carter reaps the rewards
Essex snooker star Ali Carter believes his first ranking event title had been on the cards for some time.
  White fails in world qualifiers
Six-times world runner-up Jimmy White is dumped out of the qualifiers for April's World Championship.
  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.
HORSE RACING
Turner injured in Newmarket fall
Jockey Hayley Turner is taken to hospital following a fall on the Newmarket gallops.
  Veteran gets Champion Hurdle nod
Trainer Dessie Hughes decides to race Hardy Eustace in the Champion Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival after a good outing at Leopardstown.
  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.
CYCLING
Armstrong confirms European races
Seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong will continue his comeback with a return to Europe this month.
  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.
OTHER SPORT...
Pengilly adds to skeleton medals
Adam Pengilly wins a second silver for Great Britain at the Skeleton World Championships in Lake Placid.
  Vonn tightens grip on World Cup
America's Lindsey Vonn wins the women's super-G at Bansko to tighten her grip on the World Cup overall title.
  Vonn retains world downhill crown
America's Lindsey Vonn wins the women's World Cup downhill title.
FUN AND GAMES
Robbo blog
The Tees Mouth cheers his side's win over Liverpool, plus his take on the Carling Cup final.
  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
Clarke still eyes Masters place
Darren Clarke says he has not given up hope of winning a late invitation to the US Masters.
  Blatter backs Republic's stance
Fifa chief Sepp Blatter sides with the Republic of Ireland in the player eligibility row with Northern Ireland.
  McFall delight after cup triumph
Portadown boss Ronnie McFall praises his players after the 1-0 win over Newry City in the Co-Operative Insurance Cup final
SCOTLAND
Burley issues warning to Gordon
Scotland manager George Burley says goalkeeper Craig Gordon's place against the Netherlands is at risk if he remains on the bench at Sunderland.
  Blair delight at improving Scots
Scotland captain Mike Blair says the Six Nations win over Italy was reward for the hard work put in on the training ground.
  McGhee rejects Hearts criticism
Motherwell manager Mark McGhee says he does not believe Hearts players have been feigning injury in SPL games this season.
WALES
Toshack fears double-injury blow
John Toshack could be without captain Craig Bellamy and key defender James Collins for Wales' next World Cup qualifers.
  Fans make Merthyr take-over bid
Merthyr Tydfil Supporters Trust have made an offer to owner Wyn Holloway to take over the troubled Southern League club.
  Martinez fears the Clough factor
Swansea manager Roberto Martinez is wary of the threat Nigel Clough's Derby will pose to his promotion hopes.

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