Tuesday, July 28, 2009

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Monday, 27 July, 2009, 16:00 GMT 24:00 +08:00:Asia/Singapore
TOP STORIES
Security boosted in north Nigeria
Nigeria steps up security across northern areas, following attacks by Islamist militants in which at least 100 people have died.
  Settlements top US-Israel talks
US envoy George Mitchell is set to call on Israel to halt new settlement construction as he meets PM Benjamin Netanyahu.
  Dairy for children 'extends life'
Children who eat plenty of dairy foods like milk and cheese can expect to live longer, research suggests.
  Suu Kyi verdict 'set for Friday'
The court in the trial of Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi will deliver its verdict on Friday, her lawyer says.
  US charges seven with terrorism
Seven men in the US state of North Carolina are charged with plotting to carry out terror attacks in Israel and Jordan.
AFRICA
Security boosted in north Nigeria
Nigeria steps up security across northern areas, following attacks by Islamist militants in which at least 100 people have died.
  Clashes as South Africans strike
Striking South African workers empty piles of rubbish onto the streets and police respond with rubber bullets.
  Charles Taylor denies cannibalism
Former Liberian leader Charles Taylor denies accusations of cannibalism, during his war crimes trial in The Hague.
AMERICAS
US-China ties 'to shape century'
President Barack Obama says the US and China must tackle key global issues together, as talks open in Washington.
  US charges seven with terrorism
Seven men in the US state of North Carolina are charged with plotting to carry out terror attacks in Israel and Jordan.
  US turns off Havana news ticker
The US turns off a ticker which broadcast news from its mission in Havana, angering the Cuban authorities.
ASIA-PACIFIC
Suu Kyi verdict 'set for Friday'
The court in the trial of Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi will deliver its verdict on Friday, her lawyer says.
  US-China ties 'to shape century'
President Barack Obama says the US and China must tackle key global issues together, as talks open in Washington.
  Japan executes death row inmates
Japan executes three convicted murderers under a new system that brings citizens into the judging system.
EUROPE
French president leaves hospital
France's President Sarkozy leaves a Paris hospital, having spent the night under observation after collapsing while jogging.
  Swedes quiz Venezuela on weapons
The Swedish government asks Venezuela to explain how Swedish made weapons ended up in the hands of Colombia's Farc rebels.
  UK urged to reveal 'torture' file
A human rights charity begins legal action to force the UK government to reveal what it knew about a rendition flight which landed on British territory.
MIDDLE EAST
Settlements top US-Israel talks
US envoy George Mitchell is set to call on Israel to halt new settlement construction as he meets PM Benjamin Netanyahu.
  US charges seven with terrorism
Seven men in the US state of North Carolina are charged with plotting to carry out terror attacks in Israel and Jordan.
  Iran judge urges arrests decision
The head of Iran's judiciary orders a decision within a week on prisoners arrested after June's disputed elections, reports say.
SOUTH ASIA
India submarine 'threatens peace'
India's launch of a nuclear-powered submarine is a threat to regional peace and security, Pakistan's foreign ministry says.
  Joint probe into Pakistan cleric
A pro-Taliban cleric arrested in Pakistan on Sunday is to be interrogated by both police and intelligence agencies, officials say.
  US, UK urge Taliban 'integration'
Top US and British officials call for the inclusion of Taliban fighters who renounce extremism in Afghanistan's political life.
UK
MoD seeks to cut soldiers' payout
The Ministry of Defence is going to the Court of Appeal to try to claw back compensation from two injured soldiers.
  'Mediators' proposed for protests
Independent Northern Ireland-style go-betweens could ease tensions between police and protesters, say MPs.
  Huge blaze destroys resort hotel
About 100 firefighters tackle a huge blaze which has destroyed a hotel in Blackpool and damaged nearby buildings.
UK POLITICS
MoD seeks to cut soldiers' payout
The Ministry of Defence is going to the Court of Appeal to try to claw back compensation from two injured soldiers.
  'Mediators' proposed for protests
Independent Northern Ireland-style go-betweens could ease tensions between police and protesters, say MPs.
  UK urged to reveal 'torture' file
A human rights charity begins legal action to force the UK government to reveal what it knew about a rendition flight which landed on British territory.
UK EDUCATION
College rebuilding £2.7bn in red
Some colleges face serious financial difficulties because a national rebuilding scheme went £2.7bn over budget, MPs say.
  Fee rise 'must aid poor students'
Lord Mandelson sets out his vision for the future of university education, with a promise on access for poorer students.
  Big rise in male ChildLine calls
The children's counselling service ChildLine took a record number of calls from boys last year, with many being troubled by bullying.
ENGLAND
Huge blaze destroys resort hotel
About 100 firefighters tackle a huge blaze which has destroyed a hotel in Blackpool and damaged nearby buildings.
  Greek court refuses student bail
A north London student who is accused of killing a teenager in a nightclub is refused bail by a Greek court.
  College rebuilding £2.7bn in red
Some colleges face serious financial difficulties because a national rebuilding scheme went £2.7bn over budget, MPs say.
NORTHERN IRELAND
Police searching for sex offender
Police are looking for high-risk sex offender Paul Hunter Redpath who has gone missing while on probation.
  Talks to avert NI prison strikes
Talks aimed at averting the threat of strike action at Northern Ireland's three prisons are to continue later.
  No restrictions for gay parade
There will be no restrictions placed on this year's Gay Pride parade in Belfast, it is announced.
SCOTLAND
Inquiry into double fire deaths
An investigation is under way into the cause of a fire at a flat in Perthshire which left two people dead.
  Students in summer jobs struggle
A survey indicates undergraduates are finding it difficult to get summer jobs because of the recession.
  Digital TV switch dates announced
More than half a million homes across north Scotland will have their analogue TV signal switched off next year.
WALES
Jobs and courses to go at centre
A life-long learning centre is to cut 100 mostly part-time staff and all of its humanities courses on a temporary basis.
  Teaching hearings cost criticised
A teaching union says the cost of disciplinary hearings by a watchdog is "extortionate" compared to the rest of the UK.
  Greek court refuses student bail
A north London student who is accused of killing a teenager in a nightclub is refused bail by a Greek court.
BUSINESS
US-China ties 'to shape century'
President Barack Obama says the US and China must tackle key global issues together, as talks open in Washington.
  Lower oil prices cut BP profits
UK oil giant BP says profits in the second quarter of 2009 fell 53% from a year ago after oil prices remained low.
  Deutsche Bank sees profits rise
Deutsche Bank, Germany's largest bank, reports a 67% rise in quarterly profits, boosted by its investment banking arm.
ENTERTAINMENT
Wogan backs Norton at Eurovision
Sir Terry Wogan says that Graham Norton's commentary at this year's Eurovision Song Contest was "wonderful".
  Dance great Cunningham dies at 90
US choreographer Merce Cunningham, widely recognised for revolutionising modern dance, dies in New York.
  Guinea pigs break Potter's spell
Animated comedy G-Force, featuring a trio of guinea pigs, ends Harry Potter's spell at the top of the US box office.
SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT
£100m boost for UK government lab
The research institute at the centre of the foot-and-mouth outbreak two years ago has been given £100m to build brand new laboratories.
  Freshwater crabs 'feel the pinch'
Freshwater crabs are among the most vulnerable of all animal groups with one in six species facing extinction, say scientists.
  Barcode replacement shown off
A replacement for the black and white stripes of the traditional barcode is outlined by US researchers.
TECHNOLOGY
Broadband rates 'not up to speed'
Broadband users are still not getting the speeds they are paying for, claims the largest survey of its kind by Ofcom.
  Barcode replacement shown off
A replacement for the black and white stripes of the traditional barcode is outlined by US researchers.
  Government advice urges tweeting
New guidance is calling on government departments to use the micro-blogging site Twitter.
HEALTH
Dairy for children 'extends life'
Children who eat plenty of dairy foods like milk and cheese can expect to live longer, research suggests.
  Divorce 'health scars permanent'
Divorce has a lingering, detrimental impact on health that even remarriage cannot fully repair, work suggests.
  Dye 'cuts spinal injury severity'
A dye similar to that used in sweets may potentially minimise the severity of spinal cord injuries.
ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
  1976: Chinese earthquake kills hundreds of thousands
More than 200,000 people are feared dead after an 8.3 magnitude earthquake hits China.
  2005: IRA declares end to armed struggle
The IRA formally orders an end to its armed campaign and says it will pursue exclusively peaceful means.
  2000: Last prisoners leave the Maze
Nearly 80 men imprisoned for terrorist offences are freed from the Maze prison in Northern Ireland.

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TOP STORIES
Contador furious with Armstrong
Tour de France winner Alberto Contador launches a stinging attack on Astana team-mate Lance Armstrong.
  Ibrahimovic seals Barcelona move
Zlatan Ibrahimovic signs a five-year deal with Barcelona in a deal that results in Samuel Eto'o moving to Inter Milan.
  England await 2015 Cup decision
England are favourites to be awarded the right to stage the 2015 Rugby World Cup on Tuesday.
  Injured Massa no longer critical
Felipe Massa's condition is "severe but not critical" after surgery on his fractured skull, but there is concern about the Ferrari driver's left eye.
  Johnson will come good - Haddin
Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin plays down concerns over the form of pace bowler Mitchell Johnson ahead of the third Ashes Test at Edgbaston.
FOOTBALL
Tottenham complete Crouch signing
Portsmouth and England striker Peter Crouch joins Tottenham for an undisclosed fee.
  Ibrahimovic seals Barcelona move
Zlatan Ibrahimovic signs a five-year deal with Barcelona in a deal that results in Samuel Eto'o moving to Inter Milan.
  Livi lurch closer to going bust
Livingston are close to going into liquidation on Wednesday after owner Angelo Massone said he would refuse an offer from the club's administrator.
ARSENAL
Redknapp keen on ex-Gunner Vieira
Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp says he would have no problem in bringing former Arsenal midfielder Patrick Vieira to White Hart Lane.
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ASTON VILLA
Young remains committed to Villa
Ashley Young insists he still has things he wants to achieve at Aston Villa, despite speculation linking him with a host of leading clubs.
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BLACKBURN
Blackburn extend Andrews contract
Midfielder Keith Andrews signs a new four-year contract with Blackburn Rovers.
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BOLTON
Bolton sign Knight and Ricketts
Bolton Wanderers sign defenders Zat Knight from Aston Villa and Sam Ricketts from Hull City.
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CHELSEA
Exits will hit Man Utd - Anelka
Chelsea striker Nicolas Anelka believes Manchester United face a tough defence of their Premier League title without Cristiano Ronaldo and Carlos Tevez.
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EVERTON
Harvey says Everton can compete
Everton legend Colin Harvey thinks the Blues can still do well despite not having the spending power of some other Premier League clubs.
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FULHAM
Zamora deal not dead, says Brown
Hull City manager Phil Brown remains hopeful of signing striker Bobby Zamora despite conflicting comments from Fulham manager Roy Hodgson.
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HULL
Zamora deal not dead, says Brown
Hull City manager Phil Brown remains hopeful of signing striker Bobby Zamora despite conflicting comments from Fulham manager Roy Hodgson.
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LIVERPOOL
Liverpool agrees bank debt deal
Liverpool Football Club has renegotiated its £290m debt with the Royal Bank of Scotland.
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MANCHESTER CITY
Man City delighted with SA tour
Manchester City end their tour of South Africa with nothing but praise for both their hosts and opponents.
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MANCHESTER UNITED
Exits will hit Man Utd - Anelka
Chelsea striker Nicolas Anelka believes Manchester United face a tough defence of their Premier League title without Cristiano Ronaldo and Carlos Tevez.
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MIDDLESBROUGH
Boro up for challenge - Wheater
Middlesbrough defender David Wheater insists the players are ready for the challenge of Championship football.
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NEWCASTLE
Uncertainty hurting Magpies - Lee
Former Newcastle midfielder Rob Lee believes the club's problems will get worse until owner Mike Ashley can find a buyer.
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PORTSMOUTH
Tottenham complete Crouch signing
Portsmouth and England striker Peter Crouch joins Tottenham for an undisclosed fee.
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STOKE
Stoke's Olofinjana set for Monaco
Nigeria international midfielder Seyi Olofinjana is set to leave Stoke City and join French side Monaco for £2.5m.
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SUNDERLAND
Sunderland sign Marseille captain
Sunderland sign Albania midfielder Lorik Cana on a four-year contract.
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TOTTENHAM
Tottenham complete Crouch signing
Portsmouth and England striker Peter Crouch joins Tottenham for an undisclosed fee.
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WEST BROM
Cox set to face former team-mates
West Brom striker Simon Cox says it will be "really weird" lining up against Swindon in a pre-season friendly.
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WEST HAM UNITED
West Ham avoid new Tevez sanction
West Ham are cleared of any further wrongdoing after an investigation into outstanding issues from the Carlos Tevez affair.
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WIGAN
McCarthy completes Wigan transfer
Wigan sign midfielder James McCarthy from Scottish Premier Division side Hamilton on a five-year deal.
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BARNSLEY
Barnsley capture keeper Preece
Barnsley complete the signing of former Sunderland keeper David Preece on a one-year contract.
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BIRMINGHAM
Birmingham lose again in Austria
Birmingham City lost 3-0 against Al Hilal on their pre-season tour of Austria.
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BLACKPOOL
Rotherham negotiate over Reid
Rotherham United say they are in negotiations with Blackpool over the sale of Reuben Reid.
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BRISTOL CITY
Bristol City aim for Lejsal loan
Bristol City start talks with Czech goalkeeper Martin Lejsal about a loan move to Ashton Gate.
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BURNLEY
Burnley sign defender Eckersley
Burnley sign Manchester United reserve team defender Richard Eckersley on a four-year deal.
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CARDIFF
Blake tells McCormack to stay put
Ex-Cardiff star Nathan Blake says Ross McCormack should stay with the Bluebirds, but Paul Parry could benefit from a move.
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CHARLTON
Preston bring Weaver in on trial
Preston North End offer Manchester City and Charlton goalkeeper Nicky Weaver a trial at the club.
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COVENTRY
Clingan set for Sky Blues switch
Sammy Clingan is poised to sign for Coventry City after the Sky Blues agreed terms with Norwich City for the transfer of the midfielder.
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CRYSTAL PALACE
Orient snap up striker Scowcroft
Leyton Orient sign former Ipswich and Crystal Palace Striker James Scowcroft.
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DERBY
Clough targets more Derby deals
Derby County manager Nigel Clough is still looking to sign more players before the start of the new season.
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DONCASTER
Stock feels benefit of operation
Doncaster Rovers midfielder Brian Stock says his decision to have an operation at the end of last season has paid off.
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IPSWICH
Counago urged to fight for place
Ipswich manager Roy Keane challenges striker Pablo Counago to earn a place in the first team.
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NORWICH
Adeyemi eyes Norwich first team
Teenage midfielder Tom Adeyemi says he is ready to fight for a place in the Norwich first team this season.
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NOTTM FOREST
Magpies beat Forest in friendly
Lee Hughes scores on his debut for Notts County as they beat Nottingham Forest 2-1 at Meadow Lane in a pre-season friendly.
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PLYMOUTH
Dunford set to leave Argyle role
Plymouth Argyle announce that chief executive Michael Dunford will step down from the role at the end of July.
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PRESTON
Preston bring Weaver in on trial
Preston North End offer Manchester City and Charlton goalkeeper Nicky Weaver a trial at the club.
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QPR
Taarabt seals Loftus Road return
Queens Park Rangers re-sign Tottenham midfielder Adel Taarabt on a season-long loan deal.
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READING
Yeovil take Royals keeper on loan
Yeovil Town sign Reading's teenage goalkeeper Alex McCarthy on loan until January.
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SHEFF WED
Spurr and Wood talks delayed
Sheffield Wednesday have delayed contract talks with defenders Tommy Spurr and Richard Wood until later this year.
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SHEFF UTD
Blades to offer terms to Little
Sheffield United are set to offer a contract to winger Glen Little but decide not to pursue their interest in Julian Gray.
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SOUTHAMPTON
Striker John offered Saints deal
Out-of-contract Southampton striker Stern John is offered a new deal at St Mary's.
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SWANSEA
Painter delight at Swansea return
Defender Marcos Painter returns to action for Swansea City having spent nine months out with cruciate knee ligament damage.
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WATFORD
Bangura agrees Watford exit deal
Watford end the contract of Sierra Leone international midfielder Al Bangura by mutual consent.
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WOLVES
Milijas excited by Premier League
New Wolves signing Nenad Milijas is excited about playing in the Premier League despite a 2-0 pre-season defeat against Bristol City.
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ABERDEEN
McGhee fears for Johnson signing
Aberdeen manager Mark McGhee remains hopeful of signing Amiens defender Reda Johnson, but is worried about interest from other clubs.
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CELTIC
McGeady happy with new beginning
Celtic midfielder Aiden McGeady says he has put his spat with former manager Gordon Strachan behind him.
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DUNDEE UNITED
Levein takes youth back to basics
Manager Craig Levein believes it was necessary to overhaul Dundee United's youth development structure to teach basic skills.
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FALKIRK
Vaduz 2-0 Falkirk (agg 2-1)
Falkirk's Europa League adventure ends at the first qualifying hurdle with an extra time defeat to Vaduz.
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HAMILTON
Accies capture defender Iriekpen
Hamilton sign Izzy Iriekpen at the second attempt after the defender's release by Bristol City.
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HEARTS
Driver returns for scan on heel
Andrew Driver will have his heel injury assessed after returning from the club's pre-season tour of England.
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HIBERNIAN
Al Ahly will not sign Hibs' Benji
Egyptian outfit Al Ahly shelve interest in Hibernian striker Abdessalam Benjelloun because they have found the "new Messi".
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INVERNESS CT
Inverness 1-1 Montrose (5-4pen)
First Division Inverness avoid a shock defeat, beating Montrose after a penalty shoot-out in the Alba Challenge Cup.
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KILMARNOCK
Killie to face Swans in friendly
Swansea City invite Kilmarnock to the Liberty Stadium for a friendly after Spanish side Almeira pull out over fears of swine flu.
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MOTHERWELL
Well sign Everton keeper on loan
Motherwell sign goalkeeper John Ruddy on a six-month loan deal with the option of a permanent move.
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RANGERS
Thomson thrilled at Gers comeback
Rangers midfielder Kevin Thomson returns from a serious knee injury to feature for his team on tour in Germany.
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ST MIRREN
Old Firm blast SPL over TV deal
Celtic and Rangers criticise the SPL over the new TV deal and say it will cost the 12 clubs £70m.
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AFRICAN FOOTBALL
Stoke's Olofinjana set for Monaco
Nigeria international midfielder Seyi Olofinjana is set to leave Stoke City and join French side Monaco for £2.5m.
  Morocco name Moumen as coach
Hassan Moumen is appointed as interim coach of Morocco and will oversee the Atlas Lions final four 2010 World Cup qualifiers.
  Al Ahly will not sign Hibs' Benji
Egyptian outfit Al Ahly shelve interest in Hibernian striker Abdessalam Benjelloun because they have found the "new Messi".
CRICKET
Johnson will come good - Haddin
Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin plays down concerns over the form of pace bowler Mitchell Johnson ahead of the third Ashes Test at Edgbaston.
  Bell to bat at four for England
Ian Bell will bat at number four for England in the third Ashes Test at Edgbaston, says skipper Andrew Strauss.
  Tigers overcome weakened Windies
Bangladesh claim a 52 run victory over West Indies in the first one day international at Roseau.
RUGBY UNION
England await 2015 Cup decision
England are favourites to be awarded the right to stage the 2015 Rugby World Cup on Tuesday.
  Hernandez signs for Natal Sharks
Argentina fly-half Juan Martin Hernandez has signed for South African Super 14 side Natal Sharks.
  South Africa 28-19 New Zealand
South Africa survive a second-half comeback from New Zealand to open their Tri-Nations campaign with a victory.
RUGBY LEAGUE
Leeds unsure of Buderus comeback
Leeds Rhinos assistant coach Willie Poching believes it is too early to tell if hooker Danny Buderus will play again this season.
  Agar still after top-eight finish
Hull FC head coach Richard Agar tells the BBC's Super League Show that his side can still reach the Super League play-offs.
  Play-offs not secured - Matterson
Castleford Tigers coach Terry Matterson says his side cannot take a Super League play-off place for granted.
TENNIS
Dementieva eases past Keothavong
Britain's Anne Keothavong is beaten 6-1 6-4 by world number four Elena Dementieva in the first round of the West Classic in California.
  Safina triumphs at Slovenia Open
Dinara Safina claims her 12th WTA Tour title with victory over defending champion Sara Errani in the Slovenia Open final.
  Federer celebrates birth of twins
Roger Federer's wife Mirka gives birth to twin girls in Switzerland.
GOLF
Calcavecchia sets birdie record
Veteran Mark Calcavecchia sets a PGA Tour record of nine consecutive birdies.
  Swedish Masters leaderboard
Leading scores from this week's European Tour event from Malmo.
  Canadian Open leaderboard
Leading scores from this week's US PGA Tour event in Glen Abbey
MOTORSPORT
Formula 1 news has moved >>>>
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  Injured Massa no longer critical
Felipe Massa's condition is "severe but not critical" after surgery on his fractured skull, but there is concern about the Ferrari driver's left eye.
  Shock Donington win for Dovizioso
Andrea Dovizioso secures his first MotoGP win in the British Grand Prix at Donington, with Valentino Rossi finishing fifth.
FORMULA 1
Injured Massa no longer critical
Felipe Massa's condition is "severe but not critical" after surgery on his fractured skull, but there is concern about the Ferrari driver's left eye.
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BOXING
Brook to defend against Jennings
Sheffield's Kell Brook will defend his British welterweight title against former champion Michael Jennings later this year.
  Promoter wins boxing libel case
Boxing promoter Frank Warren wins a libel action against Norwich's former world champion Herbie Hide.
  Former champion Forrest shot dead
Former IBF welterweight and WBC light-middleweight world champion Vernon Forrest is shot dead during an attempted robbery in Atlanta.
ATHLETICS
GB athletes wait on Worlds squad
Britain's selectors have some tough decisions to make before announcing the team for the World Championships on Tuesday.
  Gay eases to 200m win in London
American Tyson Gay storms to victory in the 200m at the London Grand Prix on day two at Crystal Palace.
  Pittman-Rawlinson out of Worlds
Jana Pittman-Rawlinson will not defend her 400m hurdles title at next month's World Championships in Berlin after succumbing to a back-related 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.
  Sport presenter Stubbs leaves BBC
BBC sports presenter Ray Stubbs is leaving the corporation after 25 years to join the new ESPN channel.
HORSE RACING
Harbinger hopes for Goodwood joy
Cornelius Lysaght on the opening day of Glorious Goodwood where Sir Michael Stoute and Ryan Moore are targeting success in the Gordon Stakes.
  Conduit seals victory for Stoute
Conduit clinches the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot as trainer Sir Michael Stoute takes a clean sweep of the top three places.
  Trainer Burke will challenge ban
Trainer Karl Burke plans to appeal against his 12-month BHA ban after an inquiry into alleged race-fixing.
CYCLING
Contador furious with Armstrong
Tour de France winner Alberto Contador launches a stinging attack on Astana team-mate Lance Armstrong.
  Contador seals 2009 Tour victory
Alberto Contador seals his second Tour de France victory while Mark Cavendish takes his sixth stage win with a stunning sprint finish in Paris.
  Illness forces Cooke to quit race
Olympic and world champion cyclist Nicole Cooke pulls out of a race in Germany because of illness.
OTHER SPORT...
Five more records tumble in Rome
More records are broken on the second day of the swimming competition at the World Championships in Rome.
  GB without star NBA duo for Euros
Great Britain will have to cope without NBA stars Luol Deng and Ben Gordon for this summer's European Championships.
  Jackson and Adlington win medals
Rebecca Adlington and Jo Jackson come second and third in the 400m freestyle final at the World Swimming Championships in Rome.
FUN AND GAMES
Robbo Robson blog
"One of Sven's jobs is to identify local talent - can't see him struggling with that"
  Review of the week
Sven turns on the charm, Becks loses the plot and Noel has a pop at JT
  Ten to Tackle
Test your knowledge of the last seven days in sport
NORTHERN IRELAND
Milk Cup results and fixture news
Milk Cup results and fixtures.
  Clingan set for Sky Blues switch
Sammy Clingan is poised to sign for Coventry City after the Sky Blues agreed terms with Norwich City for the transfer of the midfielder.
  Kenny lauds Derry Europa heroes
Derry City manager Stephen Kenny heaps praise on his players after they beat Skonto Riga 1-0 at the Brandywell to progress in the Europa League.
SCOTLAND
Livi lurch closer to going bust
Livingston are close to going into liquidation on Wednesday after owner Angelo Massone said he would refuse an offer from the club's administrator.
  Nelson seals contract at Aberdeen
Stuart Nelson has clinched a one-year deal with Aberdeen, with manager Mark McGhee admitting he had to sign a back-up goalkeeper for the Dons' Europa League campaign.
  Blake tells McCormack to stay put
Ex-Cardiff star Nathan Blake says Ross McCormack should stay with the Bluebirds, but Paul Parry could benefit from a move.
WALES
Sick Hartson 'getting stronger'
Former footballer John Hartson is making an "excellent recovery" from an operation on his brain after a cancer diagnoses.
  England await 2015 Cup decision
England are favourites to be awarded the right to stage the 2015 Rugby World Cup on Tuesday.
  Painter delight at Swansea return
Defender Marcos Painter returns to action for Swansea City having spent nine months out with cruciate knee ligament damage.

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