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Paulie Malignaggi urges referee Kenny Bayless to cut out any roughhouse tactics from Ricky Hatton on Saturday.

Burnley dump Chelsea out of the Carling Cup on penalties after Spurs beat Liverpool and Blackburn win at Sunderland.

India v Australia day one as it happened

Sachin Tendulkar became the highest run scorer in Test cricket as India looked to build a big first-innings total in Mohali on day one of the second Test.

Sea change for managing fisheries

With proposals for a new Wales Fisheries Zone around the coast, BBC Wales goes to sea with a patrol boat.

Ternent takes heart from home win

Huddersfield manager Stan Ternent says his team will take confidence from getting their first home league win on Saturday.

Day three: living on local foods

Two BBC Scotland reporters try to get by on food produced within their own regions.

World Cup qualifying as it happened

England crush Croatia 4-1, Northern Ireland win a point against Czech Republic, Scotland defeat Iceland 2-1 and Wales lose 2-1 in Russia.

Post Office set to shut branches

The Post Office announces proposals to close 26 of its branches in Cambridgeshire.

Doctors shocked by own water baby

Two doctors who live near a maternity hospital are caught out by their baby's home delivery in the bath.

Swiss TV in German anthem blunder

Swiss TV subtitles the wrong version of the German national anthem during a live broadcast of a Euro 2008 football match.

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Stamps mark traditional language

A new set of stamps commemorates the traditional Guernsey French language.

Council workers stage pay protest

Council workers go on strike in Blackburn in protest at a pay review they say has left some of them worse off.

Library books hide secret artwork

Islanders browsing the shelves of Guille-Alles Library could find artwork hidden inside books.

Author pens Shakespeare, 'Innit'

A Dorset author has rewritten some of the works of Shakespeare entirely in so-called "yoof speak".

Papers focus on government state

Roomy with a view

As the world's largest passenger plane made its first commercial flight to the UK, BBC News's Nick Higham was among those sampling the Airbus A380 experience.

Why weddings ring box office bells

As two films about weddings are released, critic Joe Queenan explains why these films are box office gold.

Supplements 'reduce malaria toll'

Cheap dietary supplements could protect young children from malaria, a study suggests.

Society depends on more for less

If the world is to end the threat from climate change, we need to be able to produce more with less energy.