Former FA chief executive David Davies says the governing body is taking England coach Fabio Capello's comments about John Terry being removed as national team captain "very seriously".

England beaten by 71 runs in the third Test and lose series 3-0.

Preview followed by live coverage of Monday's game between Liverpool and Tottenham in the Premier League.

England scrum-half Lee Dickson will be fit for Saturday's Six Nations match with Italy despite a fractured hand against Scotland.

Red Bull launch their new car for the forthcoming season, to be driven by world champion Sebastian Vettel and team-mate Mark Webber.

Dundee United are drawn to face holders Celtic in the quarter finals of the Scottish Cup.

Ryan Jones warns Wales "not to rest on their laurels" after their opening 23-21 Six Nations win over Ireland.

Harry Redknapp and former Portsmouth FC chairman Milan Mandaric were like "The Odd Couple", a court hears.

Newcastle striker Leon Best will have a scan on Tuesday to find out the extent of the knee injury he suffered in Sunday's 2-1 win over Aston Villa.

Stoke City lodge an appeal against defender Robert Huth's red card in Saturday's 1-0 Premier League home defeat by Sunderland.

Widnes reject safety concerns over artificial pitch following their Super League opener against Wakefield.

England, represented by Stoke-on-Trent duo Phil Taylor and Adrian Lewis, win the World Cup of Darts in Hamburg.

The cancer of India cricketer Yuvraj Singh is curable, one of his doctors says, and he could be back on the field by May.

Comedian John Bishop is set to push his body to the limit for Sport Relief.

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A look at the new faces (and in some cases noses) that will be on show when the new F1 season starts in March.

The former chief executive of the Football Association, David Davies, has said that there is "no going back" for the FA after it decided to strip John Terry of the England captaincy.

Watch the England manager's interview in which he talks about John Terry.

TV coverage of the Welsh Grand Prix from Llanelli

Lee Dixon and Dion Dublin join Colin Murray on MOTD3 to look back on the weekend's action., including the controversial subject of two-footed tackles.

Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas says both his team and referee Howard Webb "lost control of the match" after seeing his side relinquish a 3-0 lead to draw 3-3 with Manchester United at Stamford Bridge.

Sir Alex Ferguson praises Manchester United's character after they come from behind to earn a dramatic 3-3 draw with Chelsea, saying the match was "the epitome of English football".

Watch highlights as Eli Manning produces another ice-cool performance in the fourth quarter as the New York Giants come from behind to beat the New England Patriots 21-17. (UK users only)

New York's Ahmad Bradshaw is in two minds as he crosses the line to score the winning touchdown of Super Bowl XLVI with the Giants holding out to beat the New England Patriots 21-17. (UK users only)

MVP Eli Manning says he was never worried that the New York Giants were going to lose Super Bowl XLVI, despite being behind nearly all of the second half, and is full of praise for his team-mates after they beat New england 21-17. (UK users only)

A round-up of the best of the action from Saturday's Championship fixtures, including 10-man West Ham's exciting 2-1 victory over Millwall and a five-goal thriller between Ipswich and Coventry. (UK only).

Great Britain lose 1-0 to hosts Argentina in the final of the Champions Trophy.

England bowler Graeme Swann praises fellow spinner Monty Panesar as the left-armer takes fives wickets to help England dismiss Pakistan for 365, setting England 324 to win the third Test.

Newcastle boss Alan Pardew sings the praises of new singing Papiss Demba Cisse, who marked his debut with a stunning match-winning goal against Aston Villa.

Alex McLeish says his Aston Villa side deserved something out of their 2-1 defeat at Newcastle, but admits the home side "worked their socks off" and are an example to some of his players.

BBC Sport rounds up the key action and talking points from week one of the 2012 Six Nations, including Wales' sensational win in Ireland.

Highlights of Wales' dramatic 23-21 victory over Ireland in the Aviva Stadium in Dublin.

Wales coach Warren Gatland describes George North as "world class" after his power and poise help Wales to a 23-21 Six Nations win over Ireland in Dublin.

Wales full-back Leigh Halfpenny describes his last-minute penalty that sealed Six Nations victory over Ireland as the "hardest kick" of his life.

Ireland's first-half pressure against Wales is rewarded after Tommy Bowe's side step creates space for the rampaging Rory Best and the Irish hooker dives over for the simplest of tries.

A lovely pass from Rhys Priestland allows Jonathan Davies to score the opening try of the first half at the Aviva Stadium to give Wales a lead over Ireland. (UK users only)

The best action from Scotland v England

England coach Stuart Lancaster says his players showed "spirit and courage" in their 13-6 victory over Scotland at Murrayfield.

BBC Pundits Jerermy Guscott, Jonathan Davies and Andy Nicol discuss the TMO's decision not to award Scotland's Greig Laidlaw a try against England at Murrayfield.

A despondent Scotland coach Andy Robinson reflects on his side's 13-6 Six Nations defeat by England at Murrayfield, and admits his side must "keep on practising" after an error-strewn display.

Highlights of France's 30-12 victory over Italy in the Six Nations opener at the Stade de France. (UK users only)

Hodgson goes over

BBC Radio Nottingham's Colin Fray remembers Nigel Doughty

"The GB Fed Cup team are already thinking about finishing the job we've started"

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Clare Balding on why sport has a much deeper impact than just the results

Why silver in Argentina is good news for British hockey's Olympic hopes this summer

Britain's former world judo champion Craig Fallon says it was an easy decision to retire five months before the 2012 Olympics.

BBC Radio 5 live's Mike Costello spends time with top GB distance runners in their 'monastic' Kenyan training camp

Jeremy Bell scores six late points to send Plymouth Raiders to the BBL Trophy final after a 188-186 aggregate win over Milton Keynes Lions.

Leicester's Rendall Munroe overcomes Argentina's Jose Saez in just 170 seconds in a non-title super-bantamweight bout.

Captain Andrew Strauss admits England have "important lessons to learn" after their 71-run defeat in Dubai ensured a 3-0 series whitewash by Pakistan.

Tom Boonen wins the opening stage of the Tour of Qatar as Britain's Mark Cavendish makes his Team Sky debut.

Three-time BDO world champion Martin Adams reveals that a neck injury hindered his 2012 title defence.

Britain's Peter Norfolk wins his fifth Australian Open quad wheelchair singles title with victory over David Wagner.

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard says the impending return of Luis Suarez can be the catalyst for the Reds earning Champions League qualification.

Lotus unveil the car Kimi Raikkonen will drive on his return to Formula 1 this season.

Scotland's Paul Lawrie shoots a final-day 65 to win the Qatar Masters and continue his fine start to 2012.

Britain's rhythmic gymnasts launch an appeal against their exclusion from Team GB for the Olympic Games, accusing their governing body of misinforming them.

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Champion Chaser Sizing Europe beats old rival Big Zeb by 15 lengths at Punchestown to win the Tied Cottage Chase.

Dan Stewart sets his sights on the TT podium after announcing he will spearhead the Wilcock Consulting campaign.

World Champions Argentina beat Great Britain 1-0 to win the Champions Trophy.

England international Ben Westwood misses a last-minute conversion chance as Warrington draw with Hull FC.

Shane Williams accepts an invitation to play for the Barbarians against Wales in Cardiff on 2 June.

Ronnie O'Sullivan beats Stephen Maguire 9-7 to win the German Masters, his first ranking title since 2009.

BBC South West's Natalie Cornah profiles Plymouth diver Tom Daley and his journey towards London 2012.

Captain Judy Murray hopes to capitalise on Britain's successful Fed Cup week by bringing the side back for a home tie for the first time in 19 years.

British short-track speed skater Elise Christie wins her first World Cup gold medal in Russia.

Portsmouth have still not been paid their January wages, despite ex-owner Balram Chainrai saying he has made up the shortfall, manager Michael Appleton confirms to BBC Radio Solent.

Scotland international Alasdair Strokosch is to leave Gloucester at the end of the season for Perpignan.

Wales prop Adam Jones signs new two-year deal with the Ospreys to keep him at the region until summer 2014.

Sunderland's James McClean is expected to be included in the Republic of Ireland squad for the friendly against the Czech Republic.