Thursday, August 27, 2009

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Thursday, 27 August, 2009, 16:00 GMT 24:00 +08:00:Asia/Singapore
TOP STORIES
Merkel warns Iran on sanctions
Iran could face new sanctions if it does not show willingness to talk about its nuclear programme, the German chancellor says.
  War in Sudan's Darfur 'is over'
The war in Darfur, which has killed up to 300,000 people, is over, says the UN's military commander there.
  Facebook changes privacy policy
Social networking site Facebook has agreed to change its privacy policy as a result of negotiations with Canada's government.
  Kennedy ceremonies set to begin
Three days of ceremonies to commemorate US Senator Edward Kennedy are due to begin with a family Mass.
  Young Guantanamo Afghan to sue US
One of the youngest detainees to be held at Guantanamo Bay will sue the US government for compensation, his lawyers say.
AFRICA
War in Sudan's Darfur 'is over'
The war in Darfur, which has killed up to 300,000 people, is over, says the UN's military commander there.
  Mali women's rights bill blocked
The president of Mali refuses to sign a new family law, criticised by Muslims because women do not have to obey their husbands.
  S Africa leader heads to Zimbabwe
Jacob Zuma is to make his first visit as South African president to Zimbabwe, with activists hoping he will push for reform.
AMERICAS
Young Guantanamo Afghan to sue US
One of the youngest detainees to be held at Guantanamo Bay will sue the US government for compensation, his lawyers say.
  Kennedy ceremonies set to begin
Three days of ceremonies to commemorate US Senator Edward Kennedy are due to begin with a family Mass.
  Facebook changes privacy policy
Social networking site Facebook has agreed to change its privacy policy as a result of negotiations with Canada's government.
ASIA-PACIFIC
China angry at Dalai Lama invite
China criticises a Taiwanese invitation to the Dalai Lama, calling him a separatist who wants to sabotage relations.
  'Still no justice' in East Timor
Victims of the 1999 violence in East Timor have yet to receive justice a decade after voting for independence, Amnesty says.
  UN condemns Aboriginal treatment
A UN official criticises Australia's measures to fight child abuse and alcoholism in Aboriginal communities as discriminatory.
EUROPE
Merkel warns Iran on sanctions
Iran could face new sanctions if it does not show willingness to talk about its nuclear programme, the German chancellor says.
  Lower fares hit Aer Lingus hard
Irish Airline Aer Lingus reports a three-fold increase in losses after it was forced to cut fares during the downturn.
  Russia writer Mikhalkov, 96, dies
Sergei Mikhalkov, the Russian who wrote the words of the Soviet and Russian national anthems, has died aged 96.
MIDDLE EAST
Merkel warns Iran on sanctions
Iran could face new sanctions if it does not show willingness to talk about its nuclear programme, the German chancellor says.
  Iranian protesters 'not agents'
There is no proof opposition leaders blamed for post-election unrest acted for foreign powers, Iran's supreme leader says.
  Iraq Shia leader mourned in Iran
The body of Abdul Aziz al-Hakim, a powerful Iraqi Shia Muslim leader, begins its journey from Tehran to Najaf in Iraq for burial.
SOUTH ASIA
Suicide bomb hits Pakistan border
At least 17 people are killed and many more injured by a suspected bomb attack at Pakistan's border with Afghanistan, officials say.
  Young Guantanamo Afghan to sue US
One of the youngest detainees to be held at Guantanamo Bay will sue the US government for compensation, his lawyers say.
  Bollywood star 'wants IPL team'
Bollywood actor Salman Khan is interested in buying a team in the India Premier League (IPL) cricket tournament, IPL officials say.
UK
Record-breaking results in GCSEs
Hundreds of thousands of teenagers celebrate as more than one in five GSCEs gets an A or A* grade.
  UK population now more than 61m
The UK sees its biggest rise in population since 1962, despite overall migration levels falling 44%, official figures show.
  Snooker pair in police bet probe
Snooker players Stephen Maguire and Jamie Burnett are questioned by police over alleged irregular betting patterns.
UK POLITICS
UK population now more than 61m
The UK sees its biggest rise in population since 1962, despite overall migration levels falling 44%, official figures show.
  Tories continue welfare attacks
The Tories say a growing number of people and families are trapped in a "vicious cycle" of welfare dependency.
  Bank tax unworkable, says Clegg
Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg queries the idea of a tax on banks to curb bonuses, saying it would probably be unworkable.
UK EDUCATION
Record-breaking results in GCSEs
Hundreds of thousands of teenagers celebrate as more than one in five GSCEs gets an A or A* grade.
  Sky's the limit for A* GCSE twins
Twins, smart teenagers and unlikely success stories stun with their excellent GCSE results.
  Poll dismay over Labour education
A BBC Newsnight poll for a special edition of Newsnight tonight makes difficult reading for the government with 67% of respondents saying Labour has not delivered on its education promises.
ENGLAND
Katona arrested in attack inquiry
Former pop star Kerry Katona is arrested and bailed over an alleged attack at a business park in Warrington.
  Gay ex-soldier angry at pay-outs
A lesbian who won a sexual harassment case against the Army says she is "disgusted" that some injured servicemen receive lower compensation payments.
  Sex attack deportation man jailed
A sex attacker who should have been deported at the end of his prison term is jailed again for carrying out further assaults.
NORTHERN IRELAND
Start date for new police chief
The new chief constable of the PSNI, Matt Baggott, arrives in Northern Ireland next month to take up the post.
  Man remanded over McDaid murder
A 28-year-old man is charged with the murder of Coleraine man Kevin McDaid and the attempted murder of another man.
  Public pays tribute to Kennedy
Books of condolence open in Belfast and Dublin on Thursday in memory of Senator Edward Kennedy.
SCOTLAND
Snooker pair in police bet probe
Snooker players Stephen Maguire and Jamie Burnett are questioned by police over alleged irregular betting patterns.
  Family mourns for learner driver
The family of a learner driver killed in a head-on crash in the Scottish Borders says she will be "deeply and sadly missed".
  Keane not guilty of £2.3m fraud
The former Livingston Football Club chairman Dominic Keane is cleared of carrying out a £2.3m fraud scheme.
WALES
Funeral of 200th soldier to die
Thousands of mourners attend the funeral of the 200th UK soldier to die in the conflict in Afghanistan.
  Mother broke boy's leg with kick
A mother who kicked her three-year-old son so hard she broke his leg receives a suspended prison sentence.
  Coma boy responds to GCSE results
A boy left critically injured after after being attacked in Majorca responds after getting his exam results says his mother.
BUSINESS
Boeing 787 to make first flight
The much-delayed Dreamliner plane should get its first test flight by the end of 2009, Boeing says.
  Support for tax to curb bonuses
Lord Turner, the boss of the UK's financial watchdog, says he would happily consider a bank tax to prevent excessive bonuses.
  Stanford executive pleads guilty
James Davis, the former financial officer for Texas billionaire Sir Allen Stanford, pleads guilty to fraud and conspiracy charges.
ENTERTAINMENT
Dylan to release Christmas album
Folk legend Bob Dylan will release his first album of Christmas songs, with royalties going to charity, his record label confirms.
  Celebrity crime writer Dunne dies
Best-selling US writer Dominick Dunne dies aged 83 after losing his battle with bladder cancer, his actor son Griffin Dunne confirms.
  Concert ban for Malaysian Muslims
Malaysian Muslims will not be allowed to attend a concert by US hip-hop stars the Black Eyed Peas, officials say.
SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT
Climate protection 'to cost more'
Protecting societies against impacts of climate change will be much more expensive than the UN believes, a study concludes.
  Australia discovers new dinosaur
Australian palaeontologists discover a new species of dinosaur on a sheep farm in the northern state of Queensland.
  Poachers threaten spider tortoise
An illegal trade in exotic pets threatens to wipe out the northern Madagascar spider tortoise, a new survey has found.
TECHNOLOGY
Facebook changes privacy policy
Social networking site Facebook has agreed to change its privacy policy as a result of negotiations with Canada's government.
  Mixed news for Xbox price changes
Microsoft is to cut the price of its high-end Xbox 360 Elite console to £199.99 but raise that of the entry-level Arcade to £159.99.
  'Exploding' iPhones investigated
A number of iPhone owners in France claim that their handsets have exploded, fuelling consumer group investigations.
HEALTH
NHS told to be on alert for flu
The NHS must remain "on top of its game" in the battle against swine flu, the chief medical officer says, despite the number of new cases falling.
  Genetic advance raises IVF hopes
Researchers have found a potential way to correct an inherited disorder affecting thousands of women.
  People drinking more 'by stealth'
People are drinking more alcohol by "stealth" because of stronger wines and lager on sale in the UK, research suggests.
ON THIS DAY NEWS FROM THE BBC ARCHIVES
  1979: IRA bomb kills Lord Mountbatten
The Queen's cousin, Lord Louis Mountbatten, is killed by a bomb blast on his boat in Ireland.
  1979: Soldiers die in Warrenpoint massacre
At least 18 British soldiers are killed in two booby-trap bomb attacks at Warrenpoint, South Down, close to the border with the Irish Republic.
  1990: 'Guinness Four' guilty
All four defendants in the marathon Guinness trial are found guilty.

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TOP STORIES
Live - Champions League draw
The draw for the group stage of the Champions League takes place at about 1700 BST, while four British clubs are in Uefa Europa League action.
  Everton agree deal to sign Distin
Everton are set to sign defender Sylvain Distin from Portsmouth, with the Frenchman to undergo a medical on Thursday.
  Huth and Tuncay set for Potters
Middlesbrough manager Gareth Southgate confirms the club have accepted bids from Stoke City for defender Robert Huth and striker Tuncay.
  Villa set to sign defender Dunne
Aston Villa agree a fee with Manchester City for defender Richard Dunne.
  Uefa to review Eduardo incident
European football's governing body investigates an alleged dive by Arsenal striker Eduardo during the Gunners' Champions League qualifier win over Celtic.
FOOTBALL
Live - Champions League draw
The draw for the group stage of the Champions League takes place at about 1700 BST, while four British clubs are in Uefa Europa League action.
  Everton agree deal to sign Distin
Everton are set to sign defender Sylvain Distin from Portsmouth, with the Frenchman to undergo a medical on Thursday.
  Villa set to sign defender Dunne
Aston Villa agree a fee with Manchester City for defender Richard Dunne.
ARSENAL
Uefa to review Eduardo incident
European football's governing body investigates an alleged dive by Arsenal striker Eduardo during the Gunners' Champions League qualifier win over Celtic.
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ASTON VILLA
Aston Villa v Rapid Vienna (0-1)
Preview followed by live coverage of Thursday's game between Aston Villa and Rapid Vienna in the Europa League.
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BIRMINGHAM
Southampton 1-2 Birmingham
Birmingham come from behind to beat League One side Southampton and book their place in the Carling Cup third round.
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BLACKBURN
Blackburn close in on Chimbonda
Blackburn confirm that Tottenham right-back Pascal Chimbonda is undergoing a medical at the club on Thursday afternoon.
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BOLTON
Megson wants Nolan back at Bolton
Bolton boss Gary Megson is keen to bring back Newcastle midfielder Kevin Nolan to the Reebok Stadium, on loan.
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BURNLEY
Hartlepool 1-2 Burnley (aet)
Steven Fletcher grabs his first goals in a Burnley shirt to earn the Premier League side a come-from-behind Carling Cup win over League One Hartlepool.
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CHELSEA
Clubs await Champions League fate
Five British clubs will discover their Champions League opponents when the draw for the group stages is made at 1645 BST on Thursday.
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EVERTON
Everton agree deal to sign Distin
Everton are set to sign defender Sylvain Distin from Portsmouth, with the Frenchman to undergo a medical on Thursday.
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FULHAM
Amkar Perm v Fulham (1-3)
Preview followed by live coverage of Thursday's game between Amkar Perm and Fulham in the Europa League.
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HULL
Leicester insist Fryatt will stay
Leicester City manager Nigel Pearson says he has had no official approach for striker Matty Fryatt and insists he has no interest in selling him anyway.
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LIVERPOOL
Clubs await Champions League fate
Five British clubs will discover their Champions League opponents when the draw for the group stages is made at 1645 BST on Thursday.
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MANCHESTER CITY
Villa set to sign defender Dunne
Aston Villa agree a fee with Manchester City for defender Richard Dunne.
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MANCHESTER UNITED
Clubs await Champions League fate
Five British clubs will discover their Champions League opponents when the draw for the group stages is made at 1645 BST on Thursday.
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PORTSMOUTH
Everton agree deal to sign Distin
Everton are set to sign defender Sylvain Distin from Portsmouth, with the Frenchman to undergo a medical on Thursday.
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STOKE
Huth and Tuncay set for Potters
Middlesbrough manager Gareth Southgate confirms the club have accepted bids from Stoke City for defender Robert Huth and striker Tuncay.
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SUNDERLAND
Bruce expects Sunderland business
Sunderland manager Steve Bruce reveals there could be transfer movement at the Stadium of Light before the end of the transfer window.
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TOTTENHAM
Doncaster 1-5 Tottenham
Tottenham continue their superb start to the season as they cruise into the third round of the Carling Cup.
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WEST HAM UNITED
Millwall and Hammers slam racism
Millwall and West Ham condemn the racial abuse from fans during Tuesday's troublesome Carling Cup second-round tie at Upton Park.
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WIGAN
Wigan Cup exit enrages Martinez
Wigan boss Roberto Martinez is left fuming after his side are thrashed 4-1 by Blackpool to go out of the Carling Cup.
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WOLVES
Wolves 0-0 Swindon (6-5 pens)
Swindon captain Gordon Greer misses the crucial spot-kick as Premier League Wolves edge their League One opponents 6-5 on penalties in the Carling Cup.
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BARNSLEY
Reading 1-2 Barnsley
Daniel Bogdanovic scores from the spot in injury time to give Barnsley a morale boosting Carling Cup win.
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BLACKPOOL
Blackpool 4-1 Wigan
Wigan are dumped out of the Carling Cup as Championship side Blackpool run rampant at Bloomfield Road.
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BRISTOL CITY
Bristol City 0-2 Carlisle
Goals from Scott Dobie and Gary Madine see Carlisle overcome Championship side Bristol City in the Carling Cup.
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CARDIFF
Etuhu confident of Premier push
Kelvin Etuhu says Cardiff City can mount a realistic Premier League bid after continuing their unbeaten start to the season with another Carling Cup win.
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COVENTRY
Cork may extend stay at Coventry
Coventry City's new loan signing Jack Cork from Chelsea could extend his stay at the Ricoh Arena.
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CRYSTAL PALACE
Crystal Palace v Man City
Preview followed by live coverage of Thursday's game between Crystal Palace and Manchester City in the Carling Cup.
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DERBY
Dickov set for Derby County deal
Derby County are on the verge of finalising a deal to sign veteran Leicester City striker Paul Dickov, BBC Radio Derby understands.
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DONCASTER
Doncaster 1-5 Tottenham
Tottenham continue their superb start to the season as they cruise into the third round of the Carling Cup.
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IPSWICH
Peterborough 2-1 Ipswich
A penalty save from Peterborough keeper Joe Lewis helps see his side into the Carling Cup third round.
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MIDDLESBROUGH
Huth and Tuncay set for Potters
Middlesbrough manager Gareth Southgate confirms the club have accepted bids from Stoke City for defender Robert Huth and striker Tuncay.
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NEWCASTLE
Megson wants Nolan back at Bolton
Bolton boss Gary Megson is keen to bring back Newcastle midfielder Kevin Nolan to the Reebok Stadium, on loan.
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NOTTM FOREST
Nottm Forest 2-1 Middlesbrough (aet)
Radoslaw Majewski's first Nottingham Forest goal sees the east Midlands club progress to the Carling Cup third round for the first time in five years.
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PLYMOUTH
McCrory returns to Vale on loan
Plymouth Argyle youngster Damien McCrory rejoins League Two side Port Vale on loan for a month.
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PRESTON
Preston 2-1 Leicester
Chris Brown scores twice as Preston make it through to the third round of the Carling Cup at the expense of Championship rivals Leicester.
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QPR
QPR sign Arsenal striker Simpson
Queen's Park Rangers sign Arsenal striker Jay Simpson on a season-long loan deal.
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READING
Reading 1-2 Barnsley
Daniel Bogdanovic scores from the spot in injury time to give Barnsley a morale boosting Carling Cup win.
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SHEFF WED
Jeffers transfer-listed by Owls
Sheffield Wednesday place striker Francis Jeffers on the transfer list, following his red card on Tuesday.
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SHEFF UTD
Defender Bromby holds Leeds talks
Leeds United have a bid accepted by Sheffield United for centre-back Leigh Bromby, BBC Radio Leeds understands.
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SWANSEA
Trundle in shock Swansea return
Ex-Swansea striker Lee Trundle is returning to the club on loan while Adebayo Akinfenwa could return permanently.
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WATFORD
Smith completes switch to Pompey
Watford accept an offer from Portsmouth for striker Tommy Smith, hours after agreeing a deal for the 29-year-old with Reading.
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WEST BROM
Brunt agrees new West Brom deal
West Bromwich Albion winger Chris Brunt agrees a new three-year deal with the club holding option of an extra year.
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CHARLTON
Charlton 2-0 Walsall
A goal in each half helps Charlton maintain their 100% League One record and stay top of the table.
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NORWICH
Norwich 1-4 Sunderland
Sunderland comfortably book their place in the third round of the Carling Cup with a 4-1 win over Norwich.
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SOUTHAMPTON
Saints hit by Murty knee injury
Southampton defender Graeme Murty faces a long spell out with a knee injury after being carried off on a stretcher in the Carling Cup defeat to Birmingham City.
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ABERDEEN
Grassi delight at Aberdeen deal
Former Parma defender Davide Grassi is relishing the prospect of making his Aberdeen debut after signing a one-year deal at Pittodrie.
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CELTIC
Uefa to review Eduardo incident
European football's governing body investigates an alleged dive by Arsenal striker Eduardo during the Gunners' Champions League qualifier win over Celtic.
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DUNDEE UNITED
Casalinuovo joins Raith on loan
Raith Rovers sign Dundee United's Argentine striker Damian Casalinuovo on a month's loan.
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FALKIRK
Falkirk 1-3 Hibernian
John Hughes takes Hibernian to the Falkirk Stadium and records his first win against his former side in the Scottish Premier League.
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HAMILTON
Ross County 2-1 Hamilton Accies
Ross County outplay Premier League opponents Hamilton to reach the third round of the the Co-operative Insurance Cup.
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HEARTS
Hearts looking to win back pride
Csaba Laszlo wants Hearts to perform better against Dinamo Zagreb in their Europa League qualifier.
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HIBERNIAN
Hibernian 3-0 Brechin City
Hibernian ease past Brechin in the second round of the Co-operative Insurance Cup.
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KILMARNOCK
Kilmarnock 3-1 Morton
Conor Sammon's double helps Killie ease into the third round of the Co-operative Insurance Cup at Morton's expense.
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MOTHERWELL
Jutkiewicz agrees Well loan deal
Motherwell's new striker Lukas Jutkiewicz says he aims to make an impact in the SPL during his six-month loan from Everton.
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RANGERS
Live - Champions League draw
The draw for the group stage of the Champions League takes place at about 1700 BST, while four British clubs are in Uefa Europa League action.
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ST MIRREN
Ayr United 0-2 St Mirren
St Mirren move into the third round of the Co-operative Insurance Cup at Ayr's expense.
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INVERNESS CT
Inverness CT 4-0 Albion Rovers
Three first-half goals help ease Inverness into the third round of the Co-Operative Insurance Cup with a comfortable win over Albion Rovers.
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AFRICAN FOOTBALL
South Africa stick by Bryce Moon
Bryce Moon is included in the latest South Africa squad despite being charged with culpable homicide.
  Monaco's Gakpe makes Togo switch
Monaco midfielder Serge Gakpe decides to play for Togo as he tries to relaunch his international career.
  Loan deal at Malaga for Nsofor
Nigeria striker Victor Obinna Nsofor joins Spanish club Malaga on a season-long loan from Italy's Inter Milan.
CRICKET
Sri Lanka take charge in Colombo
New Zealand trail by 257 runs at 159-5 after the second day of the first Test with Sri Lanka in Colombo.
  Ireland v England latest score
England take on Ireland in a one-day international in Belfast in their first match since regaining the Ashes.
  England host Pakistan v Australia
Australia's tour of Pakistan, postponed because of security fears, will now be held in England in 2010.
RUGBY UNION
Quins squad backs banned Williams
Tom Williams, banned for faking a blood injury, has the total support of his team-mates, says Harlequins captain Will Skinner.
  Flood has November return in mind
Leicester fly-half Toby Flood is targeting November for his return to action after suffering a ruptured left Achilles in last season's Heineken Cup semi-final.
  Pienaar starts against Wallabies
In a surprise move, Ruan Pienaar replaces Frans Steyn at full-back for South Africa's Tri-Nations clash with Australia in Perth on Saturday.
RUGBY LEAGUE
Wolves boosted by Higham return
Warrington hooker Jon Clarke is ruled out of Saturday's Challenge Cup final but Mickey Higham could make a shock return.
  Warrior Hock hit by two-year ban
Wigan Warriors and England forward Gareth Hock is suspended for two years after two urine samples test positive for cocaine.
  Hull pair handed two-match bans
Hull duo Jordan Tansey and Danny Tickle are both banned for two matches and fined £300 after being found guilty of dangerous tackles.
TENNIS
Robson creates shock at US Open
Former Wimbledon junior champion Laura Robson causes a surprise in US Open qualifying by beating Stephanie Foretz, ranked 332 places above her.
  Murray seeded second for US Open
Britain's Andy Murray is seeded second for the US Open, which begins on 31 August in New York.
  Federer secures Cincinnati title
World number one Roger Federer wins the Cincinnati Masters for the third time with victory over Novak Djokovic.
GOLF
The Barclays leaderboard
The first of four events in the US Tour's end-of-season play-offs is under way at Liberty National in New Jersey.
  Johnnie Walker Championship leaderboard
Leading scores from the European Tour event at Gleneagles in Scotland.
  Casey to miss first FedEx event
Britain's world number three Paul Casey is out of this week's Barclays event in New Jersey, the first leg of the US Tour's FedEx Cup play-off series.
MOTORSPORT
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  Renault plan to reintroduce Kers
Renault intend to reintroduce the Kers system onto their car for the Italian Grand Prix on 13 September.
  Lorenzo pens new deal with Yamaha
Jorge Lorenzo will remain as Valentino Rossi's team-mate at Yamaha in 2010 after signing a one-year extension to his contract.
FORMULA 1
Renault plan to reintroduce Kers
Renault intend to reintroduce the Kers system onto their car for the Italian Grand Prix on 13 September.
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BOXING
Cloud dismissive of Woods' bid
Tavoris Cloud says Clinton Woods' greater experience will count for little when the two meet for the IBF light-heavyweight title in America on Friday.
  Harrison signs for Prizefighter
Former Olympic champion Audley Harrison and current British champion Danny Williams sign up for the latest heavyweight Prizefighter event.
  Legend Ali pays Hatton gym visit
Three-time heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali spends the second day of his UK tour visiting Ricky Hatton at the fighter's Manchester gym.
ATHLETICS
New twist in Semenya gender saga
Caster Semenya returns to a rapturous welcome in South Africa as tests reveal her testosterone level is about three times higher than would normally be expected in a female sample.
  Crowds greet gender-test athlete
Controversial South African runner Caster Semenya arrives home, as hundreds turn out to welcome her and her teammates.
  African athletes flee from hotel
Scottish Athletics confirms that four Ethiopian athletes have absconded ahead of Wednesday's Falkirk Cup event in Grangemouth.
SNOOKER
Snooker pair in police bet probe
Snooker players Stephen Maguire and Jamie Burnett are questioned by police over alleged irregular betting patterns.
  Contrite O'Sullivan handed fine
Ronnie O'Sullivan is fined £300 by World Snooker for prematurely conceding a frame at the UK Championship.
  Telford retains UK Championship
The UK Championship returns to Telford International Centre for the third year running.
HORSE RACING
Border secures second Nunthorpe
Robin Bastiman's Borderlescott wins the Nunthorpe Stakes for the second year in a row.
  Dar Re Mi downs Sariska at York
Dar Re Mi beats dual Oaks-winning filly Sariska to clinch the Yorkshire Oaks on day three of the Ebor Festival at York.
  Balding: 'Cancer has not spread'
BBC sports presenter Clare Balding says she is "hugely relieved" by news that her cancer treatment has been successful.
CYCLING
Armstrong announces squad debut
Lance Armstrong's new cycling squad Team Radio Shack will make its debut at the 2010 Tour Down Under in January.
  Wiggins makes Tour of Britain bid
Three-time Olympic champion Bradley Wiggins will compete in next month's Tour of Britain but there will be no Great Britain team.
  Vinokourov back in Astana stable
Alexandre Vinokourov rejoins his former cycling team Astana for this Saturday's Tour of Spain.
OTHER SPORT...
Goodison wins first World title
Olympic sailing champion Paul Goodison wins his first World Championship title after clinching gold at the Laser Worlds in Canada.
  Young sailor sets global record
A 17-year-old sailor becomes the youngest person to sail solo around the globe after entering UK waters, his team says.
  British double fail in World semi
Olympic bronze medallists Steve Rowbotham and Matthew Wells are knocked out of the World Championship semi-finals on day five in Poznan.
FUN AND GAMES
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NORTHERN IRELAND
Ireland v England latest score
England take on Ireland in a one-day international in Belfast in their first match since regaining the Ashes.
  Institute 1-2 Linfield
Linfield secure a vital three points against Institute at Drumahoe.
  Glenavon 3-2 Cliftonville
Glenavon twice come from a goal down to beat Cliftonville 3-2 at Mourneview Park.
SCOTLAND
Live - Champions League draw
The draw for the group stage of the Champions League takes place at about 1700 BST, while four British clubs are in Uefa Europa League action.
  Snooker pair in police bet probe
Snooker players Stephen Maguire and Jamie Burnett are questioned by police over alleged irregular betting patterns.
  Uefa to review Eduardo incident
European football's governing body investigates an alleged dive by Arsenal striker Eduardo during the Gunners' Champions League qualifier win over Celtic.
WALES
Trundle in shock Swansea return
Ex-Swansea striker Lee Trundle is returning to the club on loan while Adebayo Akinfenwa could return permanently.
  Etuhu confident of Premier push
Kelvin Etuhu says Cardiff City can mount a realistic Premier League bid after continuing their unbeaten start to the season with another Carling Cup win.
  Halfpenny picked to face Saints
Wales and Lions wing Leigh Halfpenny returns to the Cardiff Blues side for Friday's pre-season game with Northampton.

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