Monday, April 6, 2009

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Monday, 06 April, 2009, 16:00 GMT 24:00 +08:00:Asia/Singapore
TOP STORIES
Italy hunts for quake survivors
Rescuers search the rubble from the Italian earthquake which is said to have flattened whole towns, killing at least 90 people.
  Obama reaches out to Muslim world
Barack Obama says the US "is not at war with Islam", during his first visit as president to a mainly Muslim state.
  Net firms start storing user data
Internet firms will hold on to e-mail data and website visits of users as an EU directive comes into force on Monday.
  Zuma corruption charges dropped
Prosecutors in South Africa confirm they are dropping corruption charges against ANC leader Jacob Zuma.
  'Death camp Nazi' can be deported
A US judge revokes the stay of deportation for John Demjanjuk, accused of being an accessory to the murder of 29,000 Jews in a Nazi camp.
AFRICA
Zuma corruption charges dropped
Prosecutors in South Africa confirm they are dropping corruption charges against ANC leader Jacob Zuma.
  Kenya coalition minister resigns
Kenya's justice minister resigns from the coalition government, a year after it was formed, saying she is being undermined.
  Somali pirates seize more vessels
Somali pirates seize a British-owned ship and a Taiwanese vessel, officials say, after taking other vessels over the weekend.
AMERICAS
Obama reaches out to Muslim world
Barack Obama says the US "is not at war with Islam", during his first visit as president to a mainly Muslim state.
  Peru U-turn on war museum funds
Peruvian President Alan Garcia accepts a $2m donation for a museum to victims of Peru's civil conflict, weeks after rejecting it.
  Idol winner tops country awards
2005's American Idol winner Carrie Underwood takes top entertainer prize at the country music awards.
ASIA-PACIFIC
Japan in 10 trillion yen stimulus
The Japanese government announces another major stimulus plan as it tackles its worst recession since World War II.
  No accord at UN talks on N Korea
An emergency UN Security Council meeting on North Korea's rocket launch ends without agreement, officials say.
  Schindler's List found in Sydney
A list by Oskar Schindler which helped hundreds of Jewish workers escape death during WWII is found in Australia.
EUROPE
Italy hunts for quake survivors
Rescuers search the rubble from the Italian earthquake which is said to have flattened whole towns, killing at least 90 people.
  Obama reaches out to Muslim world
Barack Obama says the US "is not at war with Islam", during his first visit as president to a mainly Muslim state.
  France finds 'Eta bomb factory'
French police find hundreds of kilos of bomb-making ingredients, suspected to belong to Basque separatists Eta, officials say.
MIDDLE EAST
Deadly bomb attacks hit Baghdad
Several car bombs kill more than 34 people and injure dozens in Baghdad, as the US suffers its first combat death in weeks.
  Egyptian police stifle protests
Police in Egypt are deployed in large numbers to prevent a national strike by pro-democracy activists.
  Top Chechen 'behind Gulf murder'
Dubai police say a senior Chechen official was behind the apparent killing of a rival of the Russian region's president.
SOUTH ASIA
Charity chief held in arms probe
The head of a UK-based charity is arrested in Bangladesh as part of a probe into weapons found at a school it funded.
  Flogging probe begins in Pakistan
Pakistan's chief justice orders a police committee to investigate the controversial flogging of a teenage girl.
  Sri Lanka honours cricket driver
The Pakistani bus driver, praised for his role in the Lahore cricket attack, is honoured at a ceremony in Colombo.
UK NEWS
UK car sales 30.5% lower in March
UK car sales fell by 30.5% in March, compared with the same month last year, the latest industry figures show.
  More parents to get flexible work
Millions of parents with older children now have the right to ask employers for flexible work arrangements.
  Body found in missing woman hunt
Police searching for an aspiring model, who has been missing for nine days, find a body near the M4 motorway.
UK POLITICS
UK deficit 'more than predicted'
The government may have to find an extra £39bn a year by 2016 to bring borrowing under control, the Institute for Fiscal Studies says.
  Harman pledges action on expenses
Commons leader Harriet Harman says there will be "big changes" to rules on MPs' expenses, including "clearer rules".
  End public pay excess, say Tories
A Conservative government would end the "age of excess" in public sector pay, says shadow chancellor George Osborne.
UK EDUCATION
Teachers report widespread abuse
Four in 10 teachers have faced either verbal or physical aggression from a pupil's parent or guardian, a survey finds.
  Diploma students set to treble
There will be 40,000 students taking Diplomas, including hair and beauty, next autumn in England, Schools Minister Jim Knight says.
  GCSE basic skills pledge scrapped
The government drops a central element of its drive to improve teenagers' functional English and maths skills.
ENGLAND
Gangsters guilty of wake murder
The leaders of a gang responsible for a campaign of violence in Manchester are found guilty of murdering a funeral mourner.
  Boys held over 'shocking' attack
Police question two children over an attack on two boys which has been described by Prime Minister Gordon Brown as "shocking".
  Mother admits killing young sons
A 21-year-old mother from Manchester admits killing her two young sons, who died from stab wounds to the chest.
NORTHERN IRELAND
Robinson rejects 'swish' pay tag
The first minister accuses Ulster Unionists of working for the Tories' "sleaze department" in a row over pay and expenses.
  MLA's home in overnight attack
The home of Sinn Fein assembly member Mitchel McLaughlin is damaged in an overnight attack.
  Five charged over £700k drug raid
Five men appear in court after cannabis is seized near the Ikea store in Belfast.
SCOTLAND
Nigeria oil militants kidnap Scot
Nigerian militants have kidnapped a Scottish oil worker and killed his armed police guard, security sources confirm.
  Moira murder 'confession' denied
A convicted sex attacker tells the Moira Jones murder trial that he did not admit to killing the businesswoman in May last year.
  Ship brings back bodies to port
A salvage ship docks at Aberdeen with the remaining eight bodies from a helicopter which crashed in the North Sea killing 16 men.
WALES
Body found in missing woman hunt
Police searching for an aspiring model, who has been missing for nine days, find a body near the M4 motorway.
  1,000 die from alcohol in Wales
About 1,000 people die each year from alcohol-related conditions with poorer areas worst affected, new research shows.
  Welsh pine marten DNA 'different'
DNA testing shows Welsh pine martens have genetic differences to those in other parts of the UK and Ireland, experts find.
BUSINESS
Japan in 10 trillion yen stimulus
The Japanese government announces another major stimulus plan as it tackles its worst recession since World War II.
  Eurozone retail sales slump by 4%
Eurozone retail sales have fallen heavily over the past year as high unemployment affects spending power in the region.
  Cash for key African trade routes
International donors give $1bn (£675bn) to improve trade routes across eight countries in East and Southern Africa.
ENTERTAINMENT
Idol winner tops country awards
2005's American Idol winner Carrie Underwood takes top entertainer prize at the country music awards.
  New Crichton books to be released
Two new novels by Jurassic Park author Michael Crichton have been scheduled for posthumous release, his publisher says.
  Actress Fawcett 'in LA hospital'
US actress Farrah Fawcett, who has been battling cancer for almost three years, is admitted to a Los Angeles hospital, reports say.
SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT
Ice bridge ruptures in Antarctic
An ice bridge that holds in place an ice shelf the size of Jamaica snaps, heightening concern over the impact of global warming.
  Security cameras clue to fireball
Security cameras in Northern Ireland may shed some light on the cause of a massive fireball in the sky on Sunday.
  UK biodiversity still in decline
Conservationists criticise the government for failing to provide the resources to protect dwindling species.
TECHNOLOGY
Net firms start storing user data
Internet firms will hold on to e-mail data and website visits of users as an EU directive comes into force on Monday.
  IBM-Sun takeover talks 'collapse'
IBM's talks to acquire computer hardware maker Sun Microsystems' $7bn takeover have broken down, media reports say.
  Google sees voice search as core
Google points to voice search as vital to the company's endeavours in building a presence on the mobile web.
HEALTH
Bone-repairing stem cell jab hope
Doctors may soon be able to patch up damaged bones and joints anywhere in the body with a simple shot in the arm.
  How scratching can stop an itch
A scientific study has discovered why scratching helps relieve the irritation of an itch.
  Baby broccoli 'controls gut bug'
A daily portion of broccoli sprouts could help tame the H. pylori bacteria, linked to stomach ulcers and cancer, research suggests.
ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
  1968: United States erupts in race violence
Dozens of major cities in the United States are rocked by an escalation in the race riots following the assassination of Martin Luther King.
  1994: Rwanda presidents' plane 'shot down'
The presidents of the African states of Rwanda and Burundi are killed in a plane crash believed to have been caused by rocket fire.
  1997: Fault cuts short space shuttle mission
Nasa brings home the space shuttle Columbia 12 days early amid fears over a defective fuel cell.

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TOP STORIES
Macheda hails dream Man Utd debut
Teenage substitute Federico Macheda, 17, says scoring Manchester United's winner against Aston Villa was something he had dreamed of.
  McLaren likely to face F1 inquiry
Formula 1's bosses are expected to launch an official inquiry into McLaren's behaviour in misleading race stewards after the Australian Grand Prix.
  Strauss will miss World Twenty20
Andrew Strauss is left out of England's preliminary 30-man squad for the ICC World Twenty20.
  Villarreal v Arsenal
Arsenal striker Robin van Persie is ruled out of the Gunners' Champions League quarter-final first leg against Villarreal with a groin injury.
  Man Utd v FC Porto
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Champions League quarter-final first leg.
FOOTBALL
Ronaldo rejects new Real rumours
Cristiano Ronaldo plays down renewed speculation that he is poised to leave Manchester United for Real Madrid in the summer.
  Villarreal v Arsenal
Arsenal striker Robin van Persie is ruled out of the Gunners' Champions League quarter-final first leg against Villarreal with a groin injury.
  Man Utd v FC Porto
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Champions League quarter-final first leg.
ARSENAL
Villarreal v Arsenal
Arsenal striker Robin van Persie is ruled out of the Gunners' Champions League quarter-final first leg against Villarreal with a groin injury.
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ASTON VILLA
Man Utd 3-2 Aston Villa
Debutant Federico Macheda scores a stunning late winner as Manchester United regain top spot in the Premier League.
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BLACKBURN
Blackburn 2-1 Tottenham
A late goal from substitute Andre Ooijer grabs an unlikely win for relegation-threatened Blackburn against ten-man Tottenham.
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BOLTON
Bolton 4-1 Middlesbrough
An emphatic second-half display from Bolton leaves struggling Middlesbrough deep than in the relegation mire.
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CHELSEA
Newcastle 0-2 Chelsea
Frank Lampard scores one goal and makes another as an efficient Chelsea ruined Alan Shearer's Newcastle homecoming.
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EVERTON
Everton 4-0 Wigan
Two goals from on-loan striker Jo helps Everton maintain their quest for a Europa League place with a resounding victory over rivals Wigan.
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FULHAM
Fulham 0-1 Liverpool
Liverpool move top of the Premier League and kept their title hopes alive with an injury-time winner at Fulham.
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HULL
Hull 0-0 Portsmouth
Hull City's poor league form at the KC Stadium continues as they fail to overcome 10-man Portsmouth.
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LIVERPOOL
Pressure is on Man Utd - Benitez
Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez says his side's win over Fulham has put pressure on Manchester United in the Premier League title race.
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MANCHESTER CITY
Arsenal 2-0 Man City
Emmanuel Adebayor returns from injury to score twice as Arsenal turn on the style to overcome Manchester City.
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MANCHESTER UNITED
Macheda hails dream Man Utd debut
Teenage substitute Federico Macheda, 17, says scoring Manchester United's winner against Aston Villa was something he had dreamed of.
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MIDDLESBROUGH
Bolton 4-1 Middlesbrough
An emphatic second-half display from Bolton leaves struggling Middlesbrough deep than in the relegation mire.
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NEWCASTLE
Shearer remains defiant in defeat
Alan Shearer insists his Newcastle United side can still avoid relegation after a 2-0 defeat by Chelsea in his first match in charge.
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PORTSMOUTH
Hull 0-0 Portsmouth
Hull City's poor league form at the KC Stadium continues as they fail to overcome 10-man Portsmouth.
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STOKE
Away win for the fans - Sorensen
Stoke City goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen dedicates the Potters' first away victory in the Premier League to the club's supporters.
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SUNDERLAND
West Ham 2-0 Sunderland
Youth products Junior Stanislas and James Tomkins grab a goal apiece as West Ham ease past Sunderland and boost their hopes of a place in Europe.
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TOTTENHAM
Blackburn 2-1 Tottenham
A late goal from substitute Andre Ooijer grabs an unlikely win for relegation-threatened Blackburn against ten-man Tottenham.
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WEST BROM
West Brom 0-2 Stoke
Stoke win away for the first time in the Premier League to boost their survival chances but dent the hopes of rock-bottom West Brom.
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WEST HAM UNITED
West Ham 2-0 Sunderland
Youth products Junior Stanislas and James Tomkins grab a goal apiece as West Ham ease past Sunderland and boost their hopes of a place in Europe.
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WIGAN
Wigan new boy Cho hit by injury
Wigan Athletic's South Korean midfielder Cho Won-Hee will miss the rest of the season after injuring calf muscles while on international duty.
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BARNSLEY
Hassell signs new Barnsley deal
Barnsley defender Bobby Hassell signs a new contract with the Reds keeping him at the club until 2012.
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BIRMINGHAM
Birmingham v Wolves
Team news ahead of Monday's top-of-the-table Championship match.
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BLACKPOOL
Blackpool 0-1 Plymouth
Gary Sawyer's late header earns Plymouth Argyle a crucial win over fellow strugglers Blackpool.
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BRISTOL CITY
Bristol City 1-1 Preston
Play-off hopefuls Bristol City and Preston have to settle for a point apiece in a hard-fought draw.
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BURNLEY
Akinbiyi seals Houston transfer
Striker Ade Akinbiyi leaves Burnley to join Major League Soccer side Houston Dynamo.
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CARDIFF
Monk says coins 'thrown all game'
Swansea captain Garry Monk says items were thrown at them throughout Sunday's 2-2 draw with south Wales rivals Cardiff.
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CHARLTON
Southampton 2-3 Charlton
Financially troubled Southampton's Championship survival hopes are dealt a blow as they are beaten at home by bottom-club Charlton.
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COVENTRY
Crystal Palace v Coventry
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Championship match.
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CRYSTAL PALACE
Crystal Palace v Coventry
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Championship match.
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DERBY
Derby 1-1 Burnley
Paul Connelly grabs a late equaliser for Derby County as they hold promotion-chasing Burnley to a 1-1 draw at Pride Park.
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DONCASTER
Doncaster 1-2 Watford
Two goals in five minutes help Watford beat home-side Doncaster to strengthen their mid-table position
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IPSWICH
Sheff Utd 2-0 Ipswich
Greg Halford and Darius Henderson scores as Sheffield United win for the third straight match.
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NORWICH
Marshall gains from McGregor ban
Norwich keeper David Marshall admits he is a reluctant beneficiary from Allan McGregor's expulsion from the Scotland national team.
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NOTTM FOREST
Barnsley 1-1 Nottm Forest
Barnsley winger Jamal Campbell-Ryce missed a penalty as Nottingham Forest hit back to deny their fellow strugglers and secure a priceless draw.
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PLYMOUTH
Sturrock happy hard work paid off
Pilgrims manager puts away win down to good preparation in the week pending the Blackpool game.
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PRESTON
Bristol City 1-1 Preston
Play-off hopefuls Bristol City and Preston have to settle for a point apiece in a hard-fought draw.
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QPR
QPR terminate Oliveira contract
Queens Park Rangers terminate the contact of coach Bruno Oliveira with immediate effect.
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READING
Coventry 0-0 Reading
Reading waste the opportunity to close the gap on the top two in the Championship after drawing at Coventry.
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SHEFF WED
Norwich 0-1 Sheff Wed
Jermaine Johnson's deflected shot earns a deserved away victory for Sheffield Wednesday and leaves Norwich one -point clear of the relegation zone
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SHEFF UTD
Sheff Utd v Barnsley
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Championship match.
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SOUTHAMPTON
Takeover interest for Southampton
More than 17 parties have shown an interest in taking over Southampton FC.
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SWANSEA
Monk says coins 'thrown all game'
Swansea captain Garry Monk says items were thrown at them throughout Sunday's 2-2 draw with south Wales rivals Cardiff.
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WATFORD
Watford v Southampton
Team news ahead of Tuesday's Championship match.
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WOLVES
Birmingham v Wolves
Team news ahead of Monday's top-of-the-table Championship match.
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ABERDEEN
Langfield tipped for Scots future
Aberdeen manager Jimmy Calderwood believes Jamie Langfield is the goalkeeper to replace Allan McGregor as a regular with Scotland.
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CELTIC
Celtic 4-0 Hamilton Accies
Georgios Samaras fires a double as Celtic move six points clear at the top of the table with an impressive win over Hamilton.
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DUNDEE UNITED
Dundee United 2-2 Hibernian
Colin Nish scores two early goals but Hibs surrender their lead to a dramatic late equaliser from David Goodwillie
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FALKIRK
Falkirk 0-1 Rangers
Rangers close the gap on league leaders Celtic to three points thanks to Kris Boyd's 25th goal of the season.
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HAMILTON
Celtic 4-0 Hamilton Accies
Georgios Samaras fires a double as Celtic move six points clear at the top of the table with an impressive win over Hamilton.
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HEARTS
Hearts 3-1 Kilmarnock
Calum Elliot nets twice in the first half as Hearts come from behind to strengthen their grip on third place.
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HIBERNIAN
Paatelainen is manager of month
Hibernian's Mixu Paatelainen is named manager of the month for March in the Scottish Premier League.
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INVERNESS CT
Inverness CT 2-1 St Mirren
Caley Thistle come from behind to beat St Mirren thanks to two fine goals from Filipe Morais.
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KILMARNOCK
Hearts 3-1 Kilmarnock
Calum Elliot nets twice in the first half as Hearts come from behind to strengthen their grip on third place.
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MOTHERWELL
Motherwell 1-1 Aberdeen
Motherwell are held to a draw by 10-man Aberdeen in a topsy-turvy encounter at Fir Park.
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RANGERS
Falkirk 0-1 Rangers
Rangers close the gap on league leaders Celtic to three points thanks to Kris Boyd's 25th goal of the season.
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ST MIRREN
Inverness CT 2-1 St Mirren
Caley Thistle come from behind to beat St Mirren thanks to two fine goals from Filipe Morais.
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AFRICAN FOOTBALL
Tricky Under-20 draw for Africa
Details of the Under-20 World Cup draw, where hosts Egypt are in the same group as Italy, and Cameroon will face European champions Germany.
  Bruce fumes over Zaki's absence
Wigan boss Steve Bruce says Amr Zaki's unexplained non-appearance after international duty is "unbelievable and ridiculous'.
  Djoliba through to third round
Sunday's Champions League results, as Malian club Djoliba lose at home but progress to the next round.
CRICKET
Strauss will miss World Twenty20
Andrew Strauss is left out of England's preliminary 30-man squad for the ICC World Twenty20.
  India close in on Wellington win
India are close to winning the third Test in Wellington as New Zealand close day four on 167-4, chasing an unlikely 617 to win.
  Shoaib recalled for Aussie series
Pakistan recall paceman Shoaib Akhtar for the upcoming one-day series against Australia.
RUGBY UNION
Bates coy on Wilkinson comeback
Newcastle director of rugby Steve Bates refuses to speculate on the return of fly-half Jonny Wilkinson to first-team action after a serious knee injury.
  Brumbies lock dies after accident
ACT Brumbies lock Shawn Mackay dies from a heart attack a week after he was hit by a car in Durban, South Africa.
  Wasps star Lewsey to quit rugby
Former England back and Wasps star Josh Lewsey will retire at the end of the season.
RUGBY LEAGUE
Gleeson leaves Wolves for Wigan
Wigan confirm the signing of England centre Martin Gleeson from Super League rivals Warrington on a three-and-a-half year deal.
  Clubs wait for Challenge Cup draw
The draw for the fifth round of Carnegie Challenge Cup will take place at 1430 BST on Tuesday 7 April.
  Catalans Dragons 40-38 Bradford
Catalans Dragons mount a stunning second-half comeback to defeat Bradford in the Challenge Cup fourth round.
TENNIS
Petchey predicts major for Murray
Andy Murray's former coach Mark Petchey believes the Scotsman could win his first Grand Slam this year.
  Murray thrilled with run of form
Andy Murray exceeds his expectations with a Masters title in Miami, on the back of his runner-up finish in Indian Wells.
  Murray wins Miami Masters title
Britain's Andy Murray beats world number three Novak Djokovic to win his third Masters title at the Sony Ericsson Open in Miami.
GOLF
Win boosts Casey's world ranking
Paul Casey rises to sixth in the new world rankings following his play-off win at the Houston Open on Sunday.
  Casey clinches maiden PGA victory
England's Paul Casey claims his maiden PGA Tour victory as he wins a play-off to secure the Houston Open title.
  Lincicome claims title with eagle
American Brittany Lincicome eagles the final hole to win her first major title at the the Kraft Nabisco Championship.
MOTORSPORT
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  McLaren likely to face F1 inquiry
Formula 1's bosses are expected to launch an official inquiry into McLaren's behaviour in misleading race stewards after the Australian Grand Prix.
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FORMULA 1
McLaren likely to face F1 inquiry
Formula 1's bosses are expected to launch an official inquiry into McLaren's behaviour in misleading race stewards after the Australian Grand Prix.
  Malaysia start time under review
Officials in Malaysia confirm they will review the start time of next year's Grand Prix after last weekend's race was ruined by monsoon rain.
  Classy Button wins abandoned race
Jenson Button's perfect start to the season continues as he wins the Malaysian GP after torrential rain forces an early finish.
BOXING
Taylor warning for champion Froch
Jermain Taylor warns WBC super-middleweight champion Carl Froch to underestimate him at his peril.
  Knockout king Valero wants Hatton
Venezuela's Edwin Valero targets Ricky Hatton after securing the vacant WBC lightweight title with his 25th knockout in 25 pro fights.
  Supreme Davies wins British title
Gary Davies claims the British bantamweight title by stopping Welshman Matthew Edmonds in the seventh round at York Hall in Bethnal Green.
ATHLETICS
Ohuruogu to compete in Manchester
Olympic 400m champion Christine Ohuruogu announces she will run in next month's Great City Games in Manchester.
  Cullen comes second in Dublin run
Ireland's Mary Cullen finishes second behind Ana Dulce Felix of Portugal in the Great Ireland Run.
  US and Jamaica agree sprint clash
Two team sprint showdowns between a Usain Bolt-led Jamaica and the best athletes from the United States will take place in 2010.
SNOOKER
Ebdon outlasts Higgins in final
Peter Ebdon wins the final two frames in Beijing to beat John Higgins 10-8 in the final of the China Open.
  China Open final score
John Higgins takes on Peter Ebdon in the final of the China Open in Beijing.
  Higgins win sets up Ebdon final
John Higgins will meet Peter Ebdon in the China Open final after defeating Ryan Day 6-4 in Beijing.
HORSE RACING
Mon Mome seals shock National win
The 100-1 chance Mon Mome, ridden by Liam Treadwell, causes a massive shock with victory in the Aintree Grand National.
  Presenter sorry over teeth jibe
BBC presenter Clare Balding apologises to Grand National winner Liam Treadwell after making fun of his teeth on air.
  Where they finished at Aintree
Where your money went in the Grand National
CYCLING
Cooke fourth in Tour of Flanders
Britain's Nicole Cooke finishes fourth in the Tour of Flanders as she prepares for the World Championships later this year.
  Cavendish and Wiggins win stages
Mark Cavendish and Bradley Wiggins complete a British double on the final day of the Three Days of De Panne race in Belgium.
  Cavendish sprints to De Panne win
Mark Cavendish wins the second stage of the Three Days of De Panne race in Belgium.
OTHER SPORT...
Rogers begins campaign with Green
Olympic silver medallist Nick Rogers and new partner Pom Green make a low-key start on their route to 2012 on day one of the World Cup event in Majorca.
  NBA Highlights - The Daily Zap
Catch up with the best of Sunday's action from the NBA.
  Tweddle secures double Euro gold
Beth Tweddle takes two golds for Britain on the final day of the European Artistic Gymnastics Championships.
FUN AND GAMES
Ten to tackle - Shearer special
What do you know about the Newcastle manager?
  Sport quotes of the week
Capello's crazy about Rooney, plus all your top chants
  Robbo Robson blog
The Tees Mouth presents the Gospel according to Alan Shearer
NORTHERN IRELAND
Hoey clinches maiden Tour triumph
Northern Ireland's Michael Hoey, the former British amateur champion, wins his first European Tour event with victory in a play-off in Portugal.
  Kenny hits out at booing of Gray
Derry City boss Stephen Kenny is upset by home fans booing defender Steven Gray in Friday's clash against Galway United.
  Loughgall extend Championship gap
Loughgall moved four points clear in the Ladbrokes.com Championship after beating Banbridge 4-2 on Saturday.
SCOTLAND
Petchey predicts major for Murray
Andy Murray's former coach Mark Petchey believes the Scotsman could win his first Grand Slam this year.
  Bollan axed as Clyde seek MSP aid
Clyde part company with first-team coach Gary Bollan as they seek parliamentary help in their bid for survival.
  Livi offer to open books to fans
Livingston's chairman says the club's supporters trust is welcome to inspect the troubled club's accounts.
WALES
Monk says coins 'thrown all game'
Swansea captain Garry Monk says items were thrown at them throughout Sunday's 2-2 draw with south Wales rivals Cardiff.
  Cooke fourth in Tour of Flanders
Britain's Nicole Cooke finishes fourth in the Tour of Flanders as she prepares for the World Championships later this year.
  Wrexham strife worries Saunders
Wrexham boss Dean Saunders says internal disagreements at the club is making it difficult to commit his future.

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