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High Street retailer Dixons is to stop selling 35mm cameras which use film, as digital cameras become the standard model.

Digital cameras have made taking pictures easier. But, to mark the launch of our Photographer of the Year competition, photojournalist Jon Levy, asks if that means we are becoming better photographers.

A couple in their sixties write a book about their experiences in one of the world's most gruelling rallies.

Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone wants to tax teams in proportion to the amount of TV coverage they receive.

BBC Sport's Nigel Starmer-Smith believes rugby's place in the public eye will suffer as a result of the new Six Nations schedule.

Kenya react angrily to suggestions that their victory over India in the triangular one-day series may have been rigged.

Out of the Shadows paints an uncomfortably saintly picture of star Michael Douglas but its workmanlike writing has merit.

Stephanie Cook tells BBC Sport Online she is preparing for the modern pentathlon World Championships in July with a World Cup outing in Bath this week.

The merger of CGU and Norwich Union will mean thousands of job losses - and consumers might not see any benefit from the resulting cost savings.