Strictly Come Dancing is the most watched television programme in the world after being sold to 38 countries, a report says.

Seven online retailers back a new "MP3 compatible logo" to help educate consumers about the benefits of the format.

Fans of each of the 12 SPL clubs offer their views on how their teams will fare this season.

How the Rugby League World Cup has evolved since 1954

Bournemouth captain Darren Anderton says a change of formation has brought about the team's upturn in fortunes.

What system will Fabio Capello favour against Belarus?

England beat Kazakhstan, Wales see off Liechtenstein but Scotland are held to a disappointing draw by Norway and Northern Ireland are beaten in Slovenia.

Seven-time world champion Stephen Hendry believes the formation of a snooker players' union is long overdue.

Former world champion Steve Davis is excited by a return to a knockout format at this year's Grand Prix.

All the action and reaction from the the second debate between US presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama.

Cambridge United boss Gary Brabin defends his decision to change formation for Saturday's draw at York.

British Olympic boxing is given a major overhaul ahead of London 2012 with the formation of a new "lead body" to manage the elite programme.

The Uefa Cup will be branded the Uefa Europa League from next season under a new, extended format.

A glance at some other countries' versions of ballroom show Strictly Come Dancing and how they differ from their parent programme in the UK.

The key sections of the English programme of study for Key Stage 3, extracted from The Northern Ireland National Curriculum which relate to BBC News School Report.

The AIB All-Ireland League's will have two sections frm the start of the 2009-2010 season.

Few will have seen a sky like it. Yet this extraordinary-looking cloud formation wasn't photographed in exotic climes, but in St Albans, Hertfordshire, on a recent August evening. What is it and how did it form?

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Formally, the monarch must approve all legislation and agree to the formation of governments - in practice, the Crown could not object.

Manx Motor Cycle Club chairman Bill Bennett says the Manx GP does have a future but the event's format might change.