Is Danny Care the remedy for England's scrum-half problem?

Felipe Massa wins in Interlagos but Lewis Hamilton finishes fifth to take the 2008 world title.

In Dick Cheney's home state of Wyoming, the prospect of Barack Obama becoming president raises temperatures, reports the BBC's Michael Buchanan.

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

The ambition of England's opponents belies their status as minnows

Kilmarnock go top of the SPL with a fine 2-0 win over Dundee United at Tannadice.

An eventful day in the SPL sees Rangers draw with Aberdeen, league leaders Hamilton lose and Celtic move back top.

Caricatured as low-brow and smutty, Carry On films were never much rated by movie critics. But do they tell us something more profound about the huge social changes in post-war Britain? The BBC's Carolyn Quinn thinks so.

Injuries, how to beat the credit crunch and big hair

It's got good actors and some snazzy camera angles - but does Bonekickers give archaeology a kicking?

France prepare for the end of one era and the start of another.

Ireland go down 18-12 to a new-look Australia side in Melbourne.

"Frank Hadden is now really feeling the pressure"

"The first Test was a game the Scots could and should have won"

Former Wales coach Gareth Jenkins is returning to the Llanelli Scarlets in a newly-created role.

Phil McNulty on Chelsea's ruthless decision to sack their manager

New research into a mass Roman grave unearthed in Gloucester suggests the dead were victims of a smallpox epidemic.

It's Pi Day, a celebration of the mathematical ratio man has been trying to unlock for millennia. But why are we driven?

England close day two of the first Test on 87-2 after Ross Taylor's ton helps New Zealand post 470.

Launceston's unbeaten start to the year is unceremoniously ended by London Welsh at the Old Deer Park.