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Walter Smith rules himself out of running for Scotland job

Craig Levein the favourite to succeed George BurleyWalter Smith denies job is a poisoned chalice Walter Smith has confirmed he has no interest in replacing George Burley as the Scotland manager, but insisted the post...

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Children in Need show kicks off

Sir Terry (centre) has hosted Children in Need since 1980 Children In Need, the BBC's annual charity telethon, has kicked off at Television Centre in London. Doctor Who, Strictly Come Dancing and EastEnders stars will be part...

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Rain delay threatens England's opening ODI against South Africa

England's opening one-day international against South Africa is in danger of being washed out as rain continues to fall at The Wanderers. By Telegraph staff and agencies Under cover: England coaches inspect the pitch as rain...

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Rio Ferdinand to return within a few weeks, says Alex Ferguson

• 'It will not be months, it will be weeks' says Ferguson • Injury related to Ferdinand's lower back problems Sir Alex Ferguson says Manchester United have found the cause of Rio Ferdinand's injury problems, and is confident...

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South Korea team at World Cup 2010

South Korea qualified easily for a seventh consecutive World Cup, but they lack the firepower to hurt the big beasts. The good times: South Korea reached the World Cup semi-finals on home soil in 2002 Photo: EPA South Korea...

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Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson says 'the title race starts now'

Sir Alex Ferguson is adamant his side can claw back Chelsea's five-point advantage and get their title bid back on track. It all starts now: Sir Alex Ferguson is confident Manchester United can win a historic fourth consecutive...

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North Korea team at World Cup 2010

North Korea bring with them memories of 1966, but remain an unknown quantity at World Cup 2010. Balancing act: North Korea players, bound for World Cup 2010, in training Photo: REUTERS The Coach: Kim Jong-Hun (North Korean). WC...

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Scotland must get back to basics

John Kennedy's retirement was another blow for a Scotland team short on talent and coherence Perhaps it was inevitable, but the confirmation a week ago that Celtic's John Kennedy had been forced to retire from professional...

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Sunderland v Arsenal

Sunderland last beat Arsenal on Wearside in August 2000 when Niall Quinn, an ex Gunner but now chairman at the Stadium of Light, scored the game's only goal. More than nine years later Quinn may have reasons for cautious...

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Yates leaves Armstrong to join Team Sky

• Chooses new British team over Lance Armstrong's squad • Alberto Contador stays with Astana if they remain in ProTour Sean Yates, one of only four British cyclists to wear the yellow jersey of the Tour de France leader, is to...

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