Friday, July 10, 2009

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Friday, 10 July, 2009, 16:00 GMT 24:00 +08:00:Asia/Singapore
TOP STORIES
G8 pledges to boost food supplies
Leaders of G8 nations agree a $20bn effort to boost agriculture in the developing world at their summit in Italy.
  Leaner GM emerges from bankruptcy
GM emerges from bankruptcy protection after signing a deal allowing it to sell its best assets to a "new GM".
  How the turtle's shell developed
Scientists reveal a spectacular insight into turtle evolution - how the unique animals get their shells.
  Swat Taliban chief 'near death'
The leader of Taliban militants in Pakistan's Swat district is critically wounded and is close to death, the BBC has learnt.
  Bull gores man to death in Spain
A young Spanish man is fatally gored at Spain's Pamplona bull run - the first such death at the event for 14 years.
AFRICA
G8 pledges to boost food supplies
Leaders of G8 nations agree a $20bn effort to boost agriculture in the developing world at their summit in Italy.
  SA miners hold bosses underground
Negotiations are under way at a South African platinum mine to free five mangers being held hostage by miners underground.
  Nairobi water 'stolen for farms'
Authorities in Kenya's capital say they have unearthed a syndicate stealing water to irrigate farms at a time of acute shortages.
AMERICAS
Leaner GM emerges from bankruptcy
GM emerges from bankruptcy protection after signing a deal allowing it to sell its best assets to a "new GM".
  Obama holds first talks with Pope
US President Barack Obama is expected to discuss the global economy and climate change in his first meeting with the Pope.
  Jackson foul play 'not ruled out'
The head of Los Angeles police refuses to rule out murder in the investigation into the death of singer Michael Jackson.
ASIA-PACIFIC
China reimposes curfew in Urumqi
A curfew is reimposed in the restive Chinese city of Urumqi after worshippers defy an order to stay away from mosques.
  Burma trial hears defence witness
The trial of Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi hears from one of the two defence witnesses allowed.
  Oldest dinosaur burrow discovered
Three dinosaur burrows are found in Australia, suggesting dinosaurs hid underground to survive harsh climates.
EUROPE
G8 pledges to boost food supplies
Leaders of G8 nations agree a $20bn effort to boost agriculture in the developing world at their summit in Italy.
  Bull gores man to death in Spain
A young Spanish man is fatally gored at Spain's Pamplona bull run - the first such death at the event for 14 years.
  Herschel shows breadth of vision
The Herschel space telescope's "first light" images demonstrate a remarkable capability even though its set-up is still not complete.
MIDDLE EAST
G8 warning on Iran crackdown
G8 leaders are seriously concerned about Iran's "appalling" post-poll violence and its nuclear programme, Barack Obama says.
  Gaddafi and Brown in first talks
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi and UK PM Gordon Brown discuss the Lockerbie bomber at their first talks, at the G8 in Italy.
  Israel must stay 'deep in Golan'
An aide to Israel's PM says the country must retain a large part of the Golan Heights, rejecting Syria's major peace demand.
SOUTH ASIA
Swat Taliban chief 'near death'
The leader of Taliban militants in Pakistan's Swat district is critically wounded and is close to death, the BBC has learnt.
  India toxic alcohol toll tops 100
More than 100 people die after consuming toxic illegal alcohol in the Indian state of Gujarat as police warn the toll could rise.
  Pakistan petrol tax row continues
A lawyer challenges in court the Pakistan government's new petrol tax, the latest move in an escalating row over oil prices.
UK NEWS
Pair jailed for web race crimes
Two men are jailed after becoming the first British people to be convicted of inciting racial hatred online.
  Two more UK deaths in Afghanistan
Two more British soldiers are killed in Helmand province in Afghanistan, taking the death toll to nine in nine days of fighting.
  Mother wins Snatch vehicle review
The mother of a soldier killed in Iraq wins the right to a review of the refusal to hold an inquiry into the use of Snatch Land Rovers.
UK POLITICS
Brown stands by Afghan strategy
Gordon Brown says the UK's commitment to Afghanistan is "undiminished" despite the death of a further two British soldiers.
  MP couple win squatter court bid
Labour MPs Ann and Alan Keen win a court bid to evict squatters - but face a sleaze inquiry over why the house was empty in the first place.
  Cameron standing by press chief
David Cameron rejects fresh Labour and Lib Dem calls to axe Andy Coulson over phone hacking claims at the News of the World.
UK EDUCATION
Academics denounce maths A-level
Dozens of university maths experts say a new "use of mathematics" A-level is not up to scratch and should be scrapped.
  Parents worry about summer costs
Six in 10 parents are worried about the cost of keeping their children busy in the school holidays, a survey suggests.
  Police quiz pupils about 'attack'
Police interview the classmates of a boy injured in an incident which led to a teacher being held on suspicion of attempted murder.
ENGLAND
Newlyweds jailed for killing man
A newlywed couple from Devon who killed a man the morning after their wedding are jailed for manslaughter.
  Botched op footballer's wife dies
The wife of former Scotland footballer Colin Hendry dies in hospital in Salford after battling a serious infection.
  Terror accused 'just an oddball'
A man accused of terror charges was actually just "fantasising to make up for a rather sad life", a court hears.
NORTHERN IRELAND
Drumcree talks to happen 'soon'
First Minister Peter Robinson believes talks between Portadown Orangemen and nationalist residents over the Drumcree dispute will take place soon.
  Foreshore 'best for incinerator'
The environment minister says an incinerator on Belfast Lough's foreshore is still the best option for dealing with the city's waste.
  Call for peaceful Twelfth parades
All involved in Twelfth parades should ensure marches pass off peacefully, the Parades Commission says.
SCOTLAND
Child sex attacker freed on bail
A sex attacker is released on bail despite a Crown attempt to keep him locked up on grounds he is a risk to the public.
  Relative of body find OAP traced
Police have tracked down the second cousin of an OAP whose body lay in her Edinburgh flat for up to five years.
  Botched op footballer's wife dies
The wife of former Scotland footballer Colin Hendry dies in hospital in Salford after battling a serious infection.
WALES
Murdered couple's photo apology
An internet firm apologises after using a photo of a couple murdered on their Caribbean honeymoon as a testimonial.
  Sacked officer loses race claim
A police community support officer loses a race discrimination claim after being sacked for showing porn on a mobile.
  OAPs lose fight to save care home
Two women, aged 99 and 90, lose a High Court hearing to stop their care home from closing.
BUSINESS
Leaner GM emerges from bankruptcy
GM emerges from bankruptcy protection after signing a deal allowing it to sell its best assets to a "new GM".
  Firm admits overseas corruption
A British engineering company admits it was involved in overseas corruption and breaching UN sanctions.
  G8 pledges to boost food supplies
Leaders of G8 nations agree a $20bn effort to boost agriculture in the developing world at their summit in Italy.
ENTERTAINMENT
Jackson foul play 'not ruled out'
The head of Los Angeles police refuses to rule out murder in the investigation into the death of singer Michael Jackson.
  Jackman and Craig to share stage
Actors Daniel Craig and Hugh Jackman are to star together on Broadway in a play about two Chicago policeman.
  Gibson 'to star in Foster film'
Actress Jodie Foster will direct Mel Gibson in a film about a depressed man and his beaver hand-puppet, reports suggest.
SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT
Speedy cheetahs put through paces
Scientists attempt to discover what makes cheetahs the fastest land animals on the planet.
  Herschel shows breadth of vision
The Herschel space telescope's "first light" images demonstrate a remarkable capability even though its set-up is still not complete.
  Oldest dinosaur burrow discovered
Three dinosaur burrows are found in Australia, suggesting dinosaurs hid underground to survive harsh climates.
TECHNOLOGY
Smart clothes could take photos
Smart fabrics that may one day be able to take images of their surroundings are under development by US researchers.
  Royal household turns to Twitter
The micro-blogging revolution has reached Buckingham Palace as a Twitter account for the British Monarchy goes live.
  Pair jailed for web race crimes
Two men are jailed after becoming the first British people to be convicted of inciting racial hatred online.
HEALTH
Proof mounts on restricted diet
Cutting calories may delay the ageing process and reduce the risk of disease, a long-term study of monkeys suggests.
  'Lower' Asian obesity threshold
The threshold for being overweight and obese should be lowered for British Asians, experts say.
  Concern over Ebola virus in pigs
A form of Ebola virus has been detected in pigs for the first time, raising concerns it could mutate and pose a new risk to humans.
ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
  1940: Luftwaffe launches Battle of Britain
The German air force, the Luftwaffe, attacks shipping convoys off the south-east coast of England at the start of the battle to save Britain from invasion.
  1996: Girl survives murder of mother and sister
The battered bodies of Lin Russell and her six-year-old daughter Megan are found near their home in Kent.
  1943: Western Allies invade Sicily
British, Canadian and American troops arrive on the Mediterranean island of Sicily - largely unopposed.

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TOP STORIES
Ashes live - England v Australia
Play is due to restart at 1705 BST in Cardiff following rain, with Australia 463-4, 28 runs ahead of England.
  Hamilton heads Vettel in practice
World champion Lewis Hamilton posts the quickest German Grand Prix practice lap on Friday in his updated McLaren at Nurburgring.
  Benzema 'chose Real over Man Utd'
Karim Benzema reveals he rejected advances from Man Utd to join Real Madrid.
  Nocentini takes lead in mountains
Italy's Rinaldo Nocentini grabs the yellow jersey on the first mountain stage of the 2009 Tour de France, won by Brice Feillu of France.
  Kroenke buys more Arsenal shares
Arsenal director Stan Kroenke increases his shareholding in the London football club, raising his stake to 28.58%.
FOOTBALL
Benzema 'chose Real over Man Utd'
Karim Benzema reveals he rejected advances from Man Utd to join Real Madrid.
  Kroenke buys more Arsenal shares
Arsenal director Stan Kroenke increases his shareholding in the London football club, raising his stake to 28.58%.
  Campbell set for Sunderland talks
Manchester United striker Fraizer Campbell is to discuss terms and undergo a medical at Sunderland this weekend, BBC Newcastle understands.
ARSENAL
Kroenke buys more Arsenal shares
Arsenal director Stan Kroenke increases his shareholding in the London football club, raising his stake to 28.58%.
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ASTON VILLA
Leeds snub top-flight Delph bids
Leeds United reveal they have turned down two bids from Premier League teams for midfielder Fabian Delph
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BLACKBURN
Botched op footballer's wife dies
The wife of former Scotland footballer Colin Hendry dies in hospital in Salford after battling a serious infection.
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BOLTON
Bolton sign Davis from Portsmouth
Sean Davis joins Bolton from Portsmouth on a free transfer.
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CHELSEA
Sturridge targets England call-up
Chelsea striker Daniel Sturridge says he is aiming for an England senior call-up after his switch from Manchester City to Stamford Bridge.
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EVERTON
Everton agree deal for Naughton
Sheffield United accept a bid from Everton for defender Kyle Naughton, BBC Radio Sheffield understands.
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FULHAM
Hull await decision over Zamora
Hull City manager Phil Brown confirms the club have made a "firm and substantial bid" for Fulham striker Bobby Zamora.
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HULL
Hull await decision over Zamora
Hull City manager Phil Brown confirms the club have made a "firm and substantial bid" for Fulham striker Bobby Zamora.
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LIVERPOOL
Liverpool can win title - Johnson
Liverpool defender Glen Johnson believes his new side are capable of winning the Premier League.
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MANCHESTER CITY
Fernandes ends spell at Man City
Manchester City midfielder Gelson Fernandes joins French club St Etienne for an undisclosed fee.
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MANCHESTER UNITED
Benzema 'chose Real over Man Utd'
Karim Benzema reveals he rejected advances from Man Utd to join Real Madrid.
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MIDDLESBROUGH
Yeates hopes career will blossom
Middlesbrough winger Mark Yeates hopes his move to Teesside can kick-start his career and the club's fortunes.
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NEWCASTLE
Barton set for Magpies comeback
Newcastle midfielder Joey Barton looks set for a surprise return to the Magpies line-up in their pre-season friendly against Shamrock Rovers on Saturday.
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PORTSMOUTH
Pennant signs for Real Zaragoza
Winger Jermaine Pennant joins Spanish club Real Zaragoza after being released by Liverpool.
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STOKE
New deals for Diao and Wilkinson
Stoke midfielder Salif Diao and defender Andy Wilkinson sign new contracts with the club.
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SUNDERLAND
Sunderland fail in Cattermole bid
Wigan turn down a bid from Sunderland for England under-21 midfielder Lee Cattermole.
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TOTTENHAM
Zokora leaves Spurs for Sevilla
Sevilla sign Tottenham midfielder Didier Zokora on a four-year contract.
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WEST BROM
Downing handed Baggies youth role
Former Cheltenham manager Keith Downing becomes the new coach of the under-18s at West Bromwich Albion.
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WEST HAM UNITED
Saints' Davis turns down Hammers
Southampton goalkeeper Kelvin Davis rejects a move to West Ham and signs a new contract with the Saints.
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WIGAN
Sunderland fail in Cattermole bid
Wigan turn down a bid from Sunderland for England under-21 midfielder Lee Cattermole.
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BARNSLEY
Campbell-Ryce set for deal talks
Barnsley will open contract negotiations with Jamal Campbell-Ryce as soon as the midfielder returns from international duty with Jamaica.
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BIRMINGHAM
We need more signings - McLeish
Birmingham City manager Alex McLeish believes his club do not yet have enough quality to survive back in the Premier League.
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BLACKPOOL
Botched op footballer's wife dies
The wife of former Scotland footballer Colin Hendry dies in hospital in Salford after battling a serious infection.
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BRISTOL CITY
Boss Johnson eyes more signings
Bristol City manager Gary Johnson plans to add further to his squad, after revealing another bid has been turned down.
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BURNLEY
Saddlers move for striker Jones
Walsall sign Northern Ireland international Steve Jones on a free transfer from Burnley.
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CARDIFF
Chopra completes Cardiff switch
Michael Chopra has completed his club record £4m move to Championship side Cardiff City from Sunderland.
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CHARLTON
Richardson seals Charlton move
Former Leeds United captain Frazer Richardson joins Charlton on a two-year contract.
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COVENTRY
Midfielder Thornton exits Ricoh
Coventry City part company with midfielder Kevin Thornton by mutual consent
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CRYSTAL PALACE
Palace snap up Charlton's Ambrose
Crystal Palace sign midfielder Darren Ambrose on a two-year deal, following the end of his contract at relegated Charlton.
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DERBY
Clough to look at Derby trialists
Derby County manager Nigel Clough will run his eye over trialists Mark Fotheringham and Patrick Kisnorbo in Saturday's friendly at Burton.
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DONCASTER
No 'big buys' to replace Wellens
Doncaster Rovers chairman John Ryan says there will be no big-money buys following midfielder Richie Wellens' departure to Leicester.
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IPSWICH
Ipswich close to double signing
Ipswich Town manager Roy Keane says he is close to signing two more players.
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NORWICH
New signings settling in - Gunn
Norwich City manager Bryan Gunn says his four new signing this summer are fitting in well.
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NOTTM FOREST
Perch misses Forest Portugal trip
Nottingham Forest captain James Perch has not travelled to Portugal for the Reds' pre-season tour.
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PLYMOUTH
Plymouth face Hearts at Home Park
Plymouth Argyle announce that SPL side Hearts will visit Home Park for a pre-season friendly on 29 July.
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PRESTON
Keeper Neal signs for Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury Town sign keeper Chris Neal from Preston North End on a three-year deal.
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QPR
Magilton not daunted by QPR job
QPR boss Jim Magilton says he will have no problem coping with chairman Flavio Briatore.
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READING
Ex-Royals stars to play for Murty
Doyle and Hahnemann amongst stars from 2006 to play for Murty testimonial
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SHEFF WED
Laws found guilty but escapes ban
Sheffield Wednesday manager Brian Laws escapes a touchline ban after being sent from the dugout during the 1-1 draw with Preston in March.
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SHEFF UTD
Everton agree deal for Naughton
Sheffield United accept a bid from Everton for defender Kyle Naughton, BBC Radio Sheffield understands.
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SOUTHAMPTON
Southampton & Wotte part company
Head coach Mark Wotte leaves Southampton just 24 hours after Swiss businessman Markus Liebherr's takeover of the club.
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SWANSEA
Wigan & Swans agree Scotland fee
Swansea agree a fee of around £2m to sell their striker Jason Scotland to Wigan, the move subject to personal terms and the securing of a work permit.
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WATFORD
Watford chairman blasts ex-boss
Watford chairman Jimmy Russo criticises former boss Brendan Rodgers after he claims striker Tommy Smith wants to join him at Reading.
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WOLVES
Wolves' Iwelumo breaks metatarsal
Wolves striker Chris Iwelumo is doubtful for the start of the Premier League season after breaking a metatarsal in the friendly win over Perth Glory.
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ABERDEEN
Hughes too expensive for Aberdeen
Aberdeen manager Mark McGhee admits Stephen Hughes' wage demands are likely to price the Dons out of a move for the midfielder.
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CELTIC
Celtic complete Fortune signing
Striker Marc-Antoine Fortune says he is looking forward to making his Celtic debut after sealing his £3.8m move from Nancy.
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DUNDEE UNITED
Sandaza setback for Dundee Utd
Dundee United striker Francisco Sandaza is to miss the start of the season and will not resume training until September.
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FALKIRK
Falkirk bring in three new faces
Falkirk sign Partick Thistle's Marc Twaddle and take Ryan Flynn and Alex MacDonald on loan.
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HAMILTON
SPL takes time over TV contract
The Scottish Premier League could take up to two weeks to decide whether to accept a joint broadcasting deal from Sky and ESPN.
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HEARTS
Defender Bouzid seals Hearts move
Hearts make their fourth summer signing after defender Ismael Bouzid moves to Tynecastle from Turkish club Ankaragucu.
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HIBERNIAN
Scunthorpe sign Jones from Hibs
English Championship outfit Scunthorpe set a club transfer record to sign Hibernian captain Rob Jones for an undisclosed fee.
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INVERNESS CT
Defender McGuire leaves Inverness
Inverness Caledonian Thistle confirm that defender Phil McGuire has left the First Division club.
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KILMARNOCK
SPL takes time over TV contract
The Scottish Premier League could take up to two weeks to decide whether to accept a joint broadcasting deal from Sky and ESPN.
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MOTHERWELL
Well warn fans over Albania trip
Motherwell urge fans not to travel to next week's Europa League qualifier against KS Flamurtari in Albania amid safety concerns.
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RANGERS
Saints sign Gers goalkeeper Smith
Scottish Premier League newcomers St Johnstone sign goalkeeper Graeme Smith from Rangers.
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ST MIRREN
SPL takes time over TV contract
The Scottish Premier League could take up to two weeks to decide whether to accept a joint broadcasting deal from Sky and ESPN.
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AFRICAN FOOTBALL
Lemerre departure confirmed
Roger Lemerre's departure from his job as Morocco coach is confirmed following a string of poor results for the Atlas Lion in 2010 World Cup qualifying.
  Confusion over Nigeria's Adefemi
Austrian club SC Rheindorf Altach say Nigerian defender Olubayo Adefemi does not have permission to sign for French side US Boulogne.
  Eto'o's Barca future still unsure
The future of Cameroon's Samuel Eto'o at Spanish champions Barcelona is still unresolved, according to the club's president Joan Laporta.
CRICKET
Ashes live - England v Australia
Play is due to restart at 1705 BST in Cardiff following rain, with Australia 463-4, 28 runs ahead of England.
  West Indies v Bangladesh score
A weakened West Indies side take on Bangladesh in the first Test at Kingstown.
  Women's Ashes - Eng v Aus latest
England Women take on Australia Women in the first Ashes Test.
RUGBY UNION
Roberts boosted by news of injury
Cardiff Blues, Wales and Lions centre Jamie Roberts is expected to be fit for the new season after receiving good news on his injured wrist.
  All Blacks keep faith with Henry
Graham Henry is reappointed as New Zealand coach through to the 2011 World Cup, hosted by the country.
  Saracens opt for Wembley switch
Saracens move their second Premiership match of the season against Northampton from Vicarage Road to Wembley Stadium.
RUGBY LEAGUE
Warrington v St Helens (Sat)
Team news ahead of Saturday's Super League match.
  Crusaders players face visa probe
Players from Super League side Celtic Crusaders are being investigated by the UK Border Agency over possible immigration offences.
  Adamson commits future to Salford
Salford's Luke Adamson has signed a new contract that will keep him at the club until the end of the 2012 season.
TENNIS
Aussie Klein banned for race slur
Australian Brydan Klein will undergo a racial sensitivity course after accepting a six-month ban for racially abusing an opponent.
  Montcourt died after heart attack
Tests reveal that 24-year-old French tennis player Mathieu Montcourt died of a heart attack.
  Second arrest at Sania Mirza home
A second man turns up at the home of soon-to-be-engaged Indian tennis star Sania Mirza, demanding she marry him.
GOLF
Na Yeon Choi takes US Open lead
Na Yeon Choi cards a three-under 68 to take a one-shot lead after the first round of the women's US Open in Pennsylvania.
  John Deere Classic leaderboard
Leading scores from this week's US PGA Tour event in Illinois.
  Scottish Open leaderboard
Leading scores from this week's European Tour event from Loch Lomond.
MOTORSPORT
Formula One news has moved >>>>
Click the link above to reach BBC Sport's brand new Formula One website for 2009.
  Hamilton quickest at Nurburgring
World champion Lewis Hamilton posts the quickest German Grand Prix practice lap on Friday in his vastly modified McLaren at Nurburgring.
  Stoner to undergo medical tests
Australian MotoGP rider Casey Stoner will undergo medical tests in the United States to find the cause of a mystery illness that has left him fatigued.
FORMULA 1
Hamilton heads Vettel in practice
World champion Lewis Hamilton posts the quickest German Grand Prix practice lap on Friday in his updated McLaren at Nurburgring.
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BOXING
Froch to defend belt in home city
World champion boxer Carl Froch says he will defend his WBC super middleweight title in his home city of Nottingham in October.
  Haskins makes light of 'away' day
Bristol's Lee Haskins is confident he will successfully defend his British super flyweight title in Sunderland on Friday.
  Edwards could fight for Euro belt
Stoke-on-Trent boxer Chris Edwards is put forward to fight for the vacant European flyweight title.
ATHLETICS
GB's Williams secures youth gold
Briton Jodie Williams wins a shock gold medal in the 100m at the IAAF World Youth Championships in Bressanone.
  Douglas struggles for technique
Oxford triple jumper Nathan Douglas says he is struggling to find his technique ahead of the UK Championships.
  Kluft to miss World Championships
Sweden's world heptathlon champion Carolina Kluft will miss next month's World Championships in Berlin after suffering a hamstring injury.
SNOOKER
Telford retains UK Championship
The UK Championship returns to Telford International Centre for the third year running.
  Allen cruises to first pro title
Mark Allen hammers Ding Junhui 6-0 in the final of the Wuzhou International Jiangsu Classic to secure his first professional title.
  Higgins targets more world titles
New world champion John Higgins sets his sights on adding to his collection of world titles after winning his third Crucible crown with victory over Shaun Murphy.
HORSE RACING
July Cup win for Fleeting Spirit
Fleeting Spirit gives jockey Tom Queally victory in the Darley July Cup at Newmarket's July meeting.
  Turner clear to return to saddle
Britain's top female jockey Hayley Turner can return to racing after a medical review by the British Horseracing Authority.
  Fremantle claims Newmarket prize
Doctor Fremantle comes from last place to win the Princess of Wales's Blue Square Stakes at Newmarket.
CYCLING
Nocentini takes lead in mountains
Italy's Rinaldo Nocentini grabs the yellow jersey on the first mountain stage of the 2009 Tour de France, won by Brice Feillu of France.
  Live text - Tour de France
Lance Armstrong and Alberto Contador look to snatch the yellow jersey in the mountains on stage seven, a marathon 224km trek from Barcelona to Andorra Arcalis.
  Hushovd overhauls Millar for win
Norway's Thor Hushovd wins stage six of the Tour de France after Britain's David Millar is caught with 2km left in Barcelona.
OTHER SPORT...
Grainger through to Lucerne semis
Katherine Grainger and the men's pair of Andy Hodge and Pete Reed are among seven British heat-winners at the World Cup regatta in Lucerne.
  Phelps sets butterfly world mark
Olympic superstar Michael Phelps breaks the 100m butterfly world record.
  GB reach water polo semi-finals
Great Britain's women reach the last four of water polo's European Nations Trophy in Manchester after winning their three group games.
FUN AND GAMES
Robbo Robson blog
"KP is like the hare in the fable. Bring on a tortoise and he gets complacent"
  Sport quotes of the week
Ronaldo feels the love, as Roddick says sorry to everyone
  Ashes Ten to Tackle
How much do you remember about the 2005 Ashes series?
NORTHERN IRELAND
Golf leaderboard
The latest leaderboard from the Wales Open.
  Stockport confirm Ablett as boss
Stockport County appoint former Liverpool defender Gary Ablett as their new manager.
  Goalkeeper Kenny fails drugs test
Sheffield United goalkeeper Paddy Kenny is suspended after failing a drugs test.
SCOTLAND
Well warn fans over Albania trip
Motherwell urge fans not to travel to next week's Europa League qualifier against KS Flamurtari in Albania amid safety concerns.
  Golf leaderboard
The latest leaderboard from the Wales Open.
  Botched op footballer's wife dies
The wife of former Scotland footballer Colin Hendry dies in hospital in Salford after battling a serious infection.
WALES
Ashes live - England v Australia
Play is due to restart at 1705 BST in Cardiff following rain, with Australia 463-4, 28 runs ahead of England.
  Wigan & Swans agree Scotland fee
Swansea agree a fee of around £2m to sell their striker Jason Scotland to Wigan, the move subject to personal terms and the securing of a work permit.
  Live - Essex v Glamorgan
Latest scorecard from Glamorgan's game.

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