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Hook to replace Byrne at full-back

James Hook will start at full-back for Wales in their autumn Test opener against New Zealand at the Millennium Stadium.Read

Reina targeting new contract

Liverpool have been boosted by the news that goalkeeper Jose Reina is intent on signing a new contract at Anfield.Read

Boruc out after op

Celtic goalkeeper Artur Boruc has undergone knee surgery which will keep him out for at least three weeks.Read

Williams reveal drivers for 2010

Williams have confirmed Rubens Barrichello and Nico Hulkenberg will be their driver line-up for the 2010 Formula One season.Read

Tuqiri joins Tigers

Defending Guinness Premiership champions Leicester have confirmed the signing of Australia international Lote Tuqiri.Read

Rooney misses training session

Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney was absent from training on Monday morning amid growing speculation that wife Colleen is set to give birth to the couple's first child.Read

Bridgestone to end F1 ties

Bridgestone Motorsport have announced they are pulling out of Formula One at the end of next season.Read

Pearson returns to Hull

Hull have confirmed the appointment of Adam Pearson as the club's new executive chairman.Read

Pearson: Brown has my full support

Incoming Hull chairman Adam Pearson has assured manager Phil Brown he will still be in charge for this weekend's clash against Stoke.Read

United search for consistency

Sir Alex Ferguson is looking for his Manchester United side to build up a head on steam in the coming months.Read

Hoy heads gold rush

For once, Sir Chris Hoy played second fiddle on Sunday's final day of the Track World Cup as Great Britain's team pursuit squads surged to victory in an astonishing display of superiority.Read

England hopes with Broad

Stuart Broad's progress is likely to be one of the key factors in the coming months as England seek to ensure history does not repeat itself with another Ashes-winning hangover.Read

Smith sees positives before early end

Rangers manager Walter Smith was encouraged by positives he saw against Dundee United - even though the Clydesdale Bank Premier League clash lasted just 45 minutes.Read

Given gifts Hughes birthday cheer

Mark Hughes praised goalkeeper Shay Given who ensured the Manchester City manager's 46th birthday was not a complete damp squib as his heroics earned a point at Birmingham.Read

Champ Button can switch off at last

Jenson Button can finally relax after watching the sun set on Formula One's first day-night race - and a season to remember for him.Read

Fisher rests easy after overdue win

New World Match Play champion Ross Fisher should have had no trouble falling to sleep as he flew to Shanghai on Monday after claiming his first win in 15 months in Spain on Sunday.Read

Radcliffe plays down injury fears

Paula Radcliffe has dismissed fears over her long-term fitness by insisting she will recover quickly from the injury problems which plagued her during Sunday's ING New York City Marathon.Read

Rafa has priorities wrong - Whelan

Former Liverpool midfielder Ronnie Whelan has accused manager Rafa Benitez of prioritising the Champions League ahead of the Reds' faltering Premier League campaign.Read

Radcliffe reign ended

Paula Radcliffe's reign as ING New York City Marathon champion ended on Sunday as the British world record holder placed fourth behind Ethiopian veteran Deratu Tulu.Read

Given thwarts battling Blues

Goalkeeper Shay Given produced a superb display to earn Manchester City a point which their below-par performance barely deserved against Birmingham at St Andrews.Read