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Full story: * Donors to pledge aid to Georgia *Western donors are expected to pledge more than $3bn in aid to Georgia two months after its conflict with Russia. Full story: * Beckham to join AC Milan on loan *David Beckham agrees to move to AC Milan on loan in January the Italian club tells BBC Sport. Full story: * US warning on Iraq deal failure *US Defence Secretary Robert Gates warns of "dramatic consequences" if a deal on US forces in Iraq is not agreed. Full story: * Egyptian sexual harasser jailed *An Egyptian man is sentenced to three years in prison with hard labour for groping a woman in the street. Full story: * Calls to release Jordanian poet *Writers in Jordan call for the immediate release of a poet arrested for insulting Islam in a collection of love poetry. Full story: * India launches first Moon mission *India successfully launches the unmanned Chandrayaan 1 spacecraft - the country's first mission to the Moon. Full story: * Air strike kills Afghan soldiers *Nine Afghan soldiers have been killed and four injured in an air strike by international forces in eastern Afghanistan officials say. Full story: * S Lanka ships attacked by Tigers *Tamil Tiger rebels attack two merchant ships carrying supplies to Jaffna in northern Sri Lanka defence officials say. Full story: * UK recession likely says Brown *Britain's economic downturn is likely to cause a recession warns Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Full story: * Police quiz Al Fayed on sex claim *Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed has been quizzed by police over allegations of a sex assault on a girl. Full story: * Brown urges Osborne investigation *Gordon Brown says he hopes the "authorities" will probe claims the Conservatives sought a donation from a Russian billionaire. Full story: * Youth sought over double stabbing *One youth is believed to be responsible for a double stabbing outside a Merseyside youth club police say. Full story: * Murder inquiry into 'missing man' *A man is arrested on suspicion of murdering a man who was last seen arriving at Stansted Airport on 15 September. Full story: * Naked man found wedged in chimney *A naked man found wedged in the chimney breast of a supermarket is arrested on suspicion of burglary. Full story: * City rapes 'not linked' - police *The PSNI says there is nothing to suggest any of the four rapes reported in south Belfast in the last two weeks are linked. Full story: * Two dissident suspects arrested *Two men are arrested in County Armagh as part of a police investigation into dissident republican activity. Full story: * Call over INLA killer club event *A former sports minister has calls on a GAA club to cancel a booking for a function commemorating an INLA murderer. Full story: * Retail sales 'worst since 2006' *Scotland's high street shops record their weakest sales performance for more than two years. Full story: * Death crash cyclist. 14 named *A 14-year-old schoolboy who died after his bicycle collided with a car on a busy road in Dundee is named by police. Full story: * Football fans mourn United boss *Hundreds of fans gather for the funeral of Dundee United chairman Eddie Thompson in Broughty Ferry. Full story: * M6 crash 'model family' tribute *Neighbours and colleagues of a family of six killed in a crash on the M6 pay tribute to "six beautiful people". Full story: * Hunt for handgun in murder probe *Police investigating a company director's murder look for a handgun as more time is granted to question a suspect. Full story: * Japanese student sex attack probe *A 23-year-old Japanese woman was indecently assaulted just after arriving in Swansea for the first time. Full story: * Brown urges Osborne investigation *Gordon Brown says he hopes the "authorities" will probe claims the Conservatives sought a donation from a Russian billionaire. Full story: * The full story: PM's questions *All the key points expert reaction and views as Gordon Brown faces prime minister's questions. Full story: * Anger at abortion debate timing *MPs will debate changes to embryology laws amid a row over ministers' handling of proposed changes to abortion laws. Full story: * UK recession likely says Brown *Britain's economic downturn is likely to cause a recession warns Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Full story: * Plan to ease repossession rates *New guidance will be issued to judges in a bid to ease the repossession rate. Prime Minister Gordon Brown says. Full story: * Barnsley Building Society rescued *The Barnsley Building Society is being taken over by the Yorkshire Building Society because of a possible £10m loss in Iceland. Full story: * Concern over Katona TV appearance *An erratic appearance by Kerry Katona on ITV show This Morning causes viewers to call in with concerns about her health. Full story: * Lucas dissolves civil partnership *Little Britain star Matt Lucas ends his civil partnership to Kevin McGee at the family court in London. Full story: * Reeves lends support to rock film *Actor Keanu Reeves attends the premiere of a film about a Canadian band trying to find fame after 35 years together. Full story: * India launches first Moon mission *India successfully launches the unmanned Chandrayaan 1 spacecraft - the country's first mission to the Moon. Full story: * UK positioned for sat-nav prizes *A UK company wins the European Satellite Navigation prize for a satellite positioning-enabled smart lifejacket. Full story: * Science minister urges investment *Science is vital to the economy the UK science minister says as he signs a stem cell funding agreement with California. Full story: * Gizmo puts cold callers on hold *A device which attaches to a landline phone claims to combat the menace of nuisance calls. Full story: * UK positioned for sat-nav prizes *A UK company wins the European Satellite Navigation prize for a satellite positioning-enabled smart lifejacket. Full story: * Keyboard sniffers to steal data *Techniques to eavesdrop on what people are typing on a computer keyboard are revealed by security researchers. Full story: * Warning on workers' mental health *The UK needs a major rethink of the workplace to avoid mental ill health worsening say government advisers. Full story: * Anger at abortion debate timing *MPs will debate changes to embryology laws amid a row over ministers' handling of proposed changes to abortion laws. Full story: * Speed of eating 'key to obesity' *Wolfing down meals may be enough to nearly double the risk of being overweight. Japanese research suggests. Full story: * Primary schools face Sats threat *A "floor target" scheme under which English secondary schools face closure is being extended to primaries based on Sats. Full story: * School place deadline is extended *A London council extends the deadline for parents to apply for secondary school places pending a legal ruling. Full story: * Talks under way to resolve strike *Talks are under way at the Labour Relations Agency aimed at bringing an end to the ongoing strike at Movilla High School. Full story: * 1966: Double-agent breaks out of jail *One of Britain's most notorious double-agents. George Blake escapes from prison in a daring break-out believed to have been masterminded by the Soviet Union. Full story: * 1990: Aral Sea is 'world's worst disaster' *Scientists tell the Royal Geographical Society how irrigation has destroyed what was once the world's fourth largest fresh water sea. Full story: * 1974: Bomb blast in London club *A bomb explodes in a restaurant near to where opposition leader Edward Heath is dining in London. Full story: * Beckham to join AC Milan on loan *David Beckham agrees to move to AC Milan on loan in January the Italian club tells BBC Sport. Full story: * Berbatov display thrills Ferguson *Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson praises two-goal Dimitar Berbatov's display as they beat Celtic in the Champions League. Full story: * Gatland accepts Lions appointment *Wales coach Warren Gatland is named as forwards coach for the Lions with Shaun Edwards and Rob Howley joining the tour. Full story: * Young guns have no fear - Wenger *Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says he is proud of the way his young team played with "no fear" against Fenerbahce. Full story: * Laxman heading back to Lancashire *Lancashire re-sign India batsman VVS Laxman as their overseas player for 2009 subject to Indian board approval. Full story: * Beckham to join AC Milan on loan *David Beckham agrees to move to AC Milan on loan in January the Italian club tells BBC Sport. Full story: * Berbatov display thrills Ferguson *Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson praises two-goal Dimitar Berbatov's display as they beat Celtic in the Champions League. Full story: * Young guns have no fear - Wenger *Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says he is proud of the way his young team played with "no fear" against Fenerbahce. Full story: * Young guns have no fear - Wenger *Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says he is proud of the way his young team played with "no fear" against Fenerbahce. Full story: * Egypt handed favourable 2010 draw *The draw for the final round of qualifying for the 2010 World Cup and Africa Cup of Nations has taken place with Egypt handed one of the best of the five groups. Full story: * Nigeria U-17 World Cup in doubt *Nigeria may be forced to quit as hosts of the 2009 Under-17 World Cup after the country's government said it cannot afford the budget needed to stage it. Full story: * Musampa quashes Wrexham rumours *Former Manchester City winger Kizito Musampa says he has had no contact with Wrexham despite his brother attending a game. Full story: * Marsh to replace injured Jaques *Opening batsman Shaun Marsh will replace the injured Phil Jaques in Australia's Test squad touring India. Full story: * Laxman heading back to Lancashire *Lancashire re-sign India batsman VVS Laxman as their overseas player for 2009 subject to Indian board approval. Full story: * Ireland-Kenya encounter abandoned *Ireland suffer another abandonment in Nairobi as Wednesday's clash with Kenya falls victim to the weather. Full story: * Gatland accepts Lions appointment *Wales coach Warren Gatland is named as forwards coach for the Lions with Shaun Edwards and Rob Howley joining the tour. Full story: * Cipriani returns to England squad *Wasps fly-half Danny Cipriani is promoted to England's 32-man elite squad for the autumn Tests. Full story: * Henson selected for autumn Tests *Wales include Gavin Henson in a 32-man squad for the autumn Tests with South Africa. Canada. New Zealand and Australia. Full story: * NZ trio fit to take on Australia *Nathan Cayless. Lance Hohaia and Manu Vatuvei are all passed fit to line up for New Zealand in Sunday's World Cup encounter with Australia in Sydney. Full story: * Tongans refuse to give up on duo *Tonga launch a legal challenge against a ruling that has renderedplayers Fuifui Moimoi and Taniela Tuiaki ineligible for the World Cup. Full story: * Memorial service for rugby player *A public memorial service is organised for Wakefield Wildcats forward Adam Watene who died suddenly earlier this month. Full story: * Teenager Robson loses debut match *British teenager Laura Robson loses on her WTA Tour debut against Iveta Benesova. Full story: * Murray set for St Petersburg bid *Andy Murray returns to action on Wednesday as he begins the defence of his St Petersburg Open crown. Full story: * Federer comes through Basel test *Home favourite Roger Federer defeats Bobby Reynolds in a tight first-round match at the Swiss Indoors. Full story: * Garcia eyes home glory in Spain *Sergio Garcia has vowed to give 120% at his home event near Valencia. Full story: * Wood gets help from the stars *Bristol golfer Chris Wood gets a few tips from Ryder Cup star Darren Clarke as he settles in on the European Tour. Full story: * Quiros storms to Portugal victory *Spain's Alvaro Quiros eases to the biggest victory of his career by winning the Portugal Masters. Full story: * F1 teams agree cost-cutting deal *The FIA and representatives of Formula One teams agree to cut costs for smaller teams from next season. Full story: * Brands Hatch to lose Superbikes *Brands Hatch is left off the schedule for the 2009 World Superbikes Championship in a dispute over fees. Full story: * Hamilton can take pressure - Hill *Damon Hill says Lewis Hamilton will keep his cool in Brazil as he seeks to become Formula One's youngest world champion. Full story: * F1 teams agree cost-cutting deal *The FIA and representatives of Formula One teams agree to cut costs for smaller teams from next season. Full story: * Hamilton can take pressure - Hill *Damon Hill says Lewis Hamilton will keep his cool in Brazil as he seeks to become Formula One's youngest world champion. Full story: * Hamilton 'calm' over title finale *World championship leader Lewis Hamilton says he will approach the season finale in Brazil with calm and confidence. Full story: * Khan to make comeback in December *Amir Khan will return to the ring on 6 December for his first fight since being knocked out by Breidis Prescott in September. Full story: * Eastman set to make full recovery *Light-middleweight Gilbert Eastman is expected to make a full recovery after having surgery to remove a blood clot on his brain. Full story: * Duddy November opponent revealed *John Duddy will make his return to the ring when he faces American veteran Sam Hill in Manhattan on 21 November. Full story: * House arrest for disgraced Graham *Athletics coach Trevor Graham is sentenced to a year's house arrest for lying during the US probe into the Balco doping scandal. Full story: * Pavey to miss Radcliffe showdown *Jo Pavey pulls out of Sunday's Great South Run in Portsmouth after picking up a groin injury. Full story: * Team GB boss outlines 2012 plan *An unopposed Colin Moynihan is re-elected as British Olympic Association chairman and immediately reveals his strategy to raise the organisation's profile. Full story: * Higgins open to Crucible switch *John Higgins says he would not object to the World Championship being moved away from Sheffield. Full story: * Higgins resists Day to take title *John Higgins holds off a superb comeback from Ryan Day to win the final of the Grand Prix in Glasgow 9-7 his first title for 18 months. Full story: * Walker plays down Sheffield move *Sir Rodney Walker chairman of snooker's governing body says it is likely the World Championships will stay in Sheffield rather than move to China. Full story: * Twelve jockeys face Paris hearing *Frankie Dettori and 11 other riders face a discplinary hearing in Paris on Tuesday over a false start on Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe day. Full story: * Triumphant New Approach retired *Derby winner New Approach is retired after his stunning victory in the Champion Stakes at Newmarket. Full story: * Double Newmarket blow for Ahern *Jockey Eddie Ahern is hit in the pocket more than once during an unlucky day at Newmarket. Full story: * Tour plan raises Armstrong doubts *The penultimate day of the 2009 Tour de France will be a tough mountain stage placing further doubt on a possible return for Lance Armstrong. Full story: * Wiggins set to race in Manchester *Double Olympic gold medallist Bradley Wiggins returns to action in next month's World Cup in Manchester. Full story: * Contador to continue with Astana *Former Tour de France winner Alberto Contador agrees to race alongside Lance Armstrong in the Astana team. Full story: * Ainslie attempts Atlantic record *Britain's triple Olympic gold medallist Ben Ainslie is to attempt to make the fastest crossing of the Atlantic Ocean in a monohull sailing boat. Full story: * Rays and Phillies set for Series *Tampa Bay and Philadelphia will be out to cast off years of failure when the World Series begins on Wednesday. Full story: * NFL star Bush out of London clash *New Orleans star Reggie Bush is likely to miss the clash with San Diego in London on Sunday after injuring his left knee. Full story: * Robbo column *"Tottenham are like a brooding Spanish tragedy with Juande Ramos smouldering away as the desperate hero."Full story: * Review of week *Spurs jokes do the rounds players get grabbed by the Bullards and the Nostradamus of HullFull story: * Ireland-Kenya encounter abandoned *Ireland suffer another abandonment in Nairobi as Wednesday's clash with Kenya falls victim to the weather. Full story: * Leeman fails with Setanta appeal *Glentoran captain Paul Leeman will miss the Setanta Sports Cup final after his appeal against a red-card was rejected. Full story: * Linfield 0-2 Lisburn Distillery *Champions Linfield crash 2-0 at home to Lisburn Distillery in the Premiership. Full story: * Strachan magnanimous after defeat *Celtic boss Gordon Strachan refuses to criticise the match officials after conceding two controversial goals in the 3-0 defeat to Manchester United. Full story: * Sorensen slams Hutton challenge *Stoke goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen says he was a millimetre from losing his sight following a challenge by Tottenham defender Alan Hutton. Full story: * Football fans mourn United boss *Hundreds of fans gather for the funeral of Dundee United chairman Eddie Thompson in Broughty Ferry. Full story: * Gatland accepts Lions appointment *Wales coach Warren Gatland is named as forwards coach for the Lions with Shaun Edwards and Rob Howley joining the tour. Full story: * McBryde to lead Wales summer tour *Robin McBryde will be the caretaker head coach for Wales' tour to North America in Warren Gatland's Lions absence. Full story: * De Vries suffers double fracture *Swansea goalkeeper Dorus de Vries will be out for at least six weeks with fractures of his cheek and jaw. Full story:

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