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Gary Lineker presents highlights of Saturday's Premier League clashes. (UK users only)

Manchester City stage a dramatic late fightback to keep their title bid alive, coming from 3-1 down to draw with Sunderland.

Manchester City stage a dramatic late fightback to keep their title bid alive, coming from 3-1 down to draw with Sunderland.

Gary Lineker presents highlights of Saturday's Premier League clashes. (UK users only)

Police are investigating the deaths of five residents at the same Broughty Ferry nursing home within the space of two days.

A man arrested in the week of the London riots has described how he was subjected to racial abuse and recorded it on his mobile phone.

A man arrested in the week of the London riots has described how he was subjected to racial abuse and recorded it on his mobile phone.

The investment group, Opcapita, will announce on Sunday it is buying the rump of the troubled Game Group out of administration, the BBC understands.

Manchester City snatch a late draw, while Chelsea, Everton, Fulham, QPR, Wigan and Bolton all win on a dramatic afternoon.

Manchester City stage a dramatic late fightback to keep their title bid alive, coming from 3-1 down to draw with Sunderland.

How blood doping works - and how it can still go undetected

Global cityscapes go dark for Earth Hour

He's softly spoken, but Robert Redford has no need to shout

How blood doping works - and how it can still go undetected

The popular perception of the British bobby

He's softly spoken, but Robert Redford has no need to shout

Why Libya wants Saadi Gaddafi's London mansion

The popular perception of the British bobby

How a Nepali sherpa came to work in a New York deli

Why Libya wants Saadi Gaddafi's London mansion

Some of the best news images from around the world

How a Nepali sherpa came to work in a New York deli

Police are investigating the deaths of five residents at the same Broughty Ferry nursing home within the space of two days.

A man arrested during the London riots has described how he was subjected to racial abuse and recorded it on his mobile phone.

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Saracens 19-24 Harlequins

Live text commentary as Manchester City snatch a dramatic draw, while Chelsea, Everton, Fulham, QPR, Wigan and Bolton all won on a dramatic afternoon.

Live text commentary as Manchester City snatch a late draw, while Chelsea, Everton, Fulham, QPR, Wigan and Bolton all win on a dramatic afternoon.

The final waves of runners finish a race at London's Olympic Park, making them among the first to cross the new stadium's finish line.

Five thousand runners take part in a race at London's Olympic Park, becoming the first people to cross the stadium finish line.

The government changes its advice to motorists saying the need to top up fuel is not urgent, after the union rules out any strike over Easter.

Queues for petrol are easing after unions announced there would be no strike over Easter, motoring organisations say.

Five thousand runners set off in the Olympic Park in a race which will see them become the first people across the stadium finish line.

The final waves of runners finish a race at London's Olympic Park, making them among the first to cross the new stadium's finish line.

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A fire temporarily disables a cruise ship carrying 1,001 people in waters south of the Philippines, the nation's coastguard says.

A cruise ship disabled by a fire has been repaired and is sailing slowly from Philippines waters to Malaysia, the Philppine coastguard says.

Five thousand runners begin a race around the Olympic Park and will become the first people across the stadium finish line.

Five thousand runners have set off in the Olympic Park in a race which will see them become the first people across the stadium finish line.

A fire has temporarily disabled a cruise ship carrying 1,001 people in waters south of the Philippines, the Philippine coast guard says.

A fire temporarily disables a cruise ship carrying 1,001 people in waters south of the Philippines, the nation's coastguard says.

• Cruise passengers 'in good spirits' Watch

Runners line up for Olympic race

Five thousand runners begin a race around the Olympic Park and will become the first people across the stadium finish line.

Scottish Premier League Live

Clarke fitness worry for Masters

The government changes its advice to motorists saying the need to top up fuel is not urgent, after the Unite union says there will not be any strike over Easter

The government changes its advice to motorists saying the need to top up fuel is not urgent, after the union rules out any strike over Easter.

The flare on the crippled North Sea oil platform at the centre of a gas leak has extinguished itself, the oil company Total confirms.

A man is arrested on suspicion of murder after the bodies of a woman and a child were found at a house near Tremadog, Gwynedd, on Friday evening.

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini admits he does not trust striker Mario Balotelli, but will continue to play the Italian.

Live text commentary as Manchester City, Arsenal and Chelsea are all in action during seven Premier League games at 1500 BST.

The government changes its advice to motorists after two days of panic buying at petrol stations, saying the need to top up is not urgent.

The government changes its advice to motorists saying the need to top up fuel is not urgent, after the Unite union says there will not be any strike over Easter

Petrov can beat this - Geoff Thomas

Scottish Premier League Live

A cruise ship carrying 1,001 people is adrift south of the Philippines after a fire disabled its engines, the coastguard says.

A fire has temporarily disabled a cruise ship carrying 1,001 people in waters south of the Philippines, the Philippine coast guard says.

Petrov diagnosed with leukaemia

Scottish Premier League Live

A cruise ship carrying 1,001 people is adrift south of the Philippines after a fire disables its engines, the coastguard says.

A cruise ship carrying 1,001 people is adrift south of the Philippines after a fire disabled its engines, the coastguard says.

The flare on the crippled North Sea oil platform at the centre of a gas leak has extinguished itself, the oil company Total confirms.

A man is arrested on suspicion of murder after the bodies of a woman and a child were found at a house near Tremadog, Gwynedd, on Friday evening.

At least one ticket - bought in Maryland - is a winner in the $640m (£400m) Mega Millions lottery, officials say, after the biggest jackpot in history.

A cruise ship carrying 1,001 people is adrift south of the Philippines after a fire disables its engines, the coastguard says.

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A man is arrested on suspicion of murder after the bodies of a woman and a child were found at a house near Tremadog, Gwynedd, on Friday evening.

A new government TV campaign in England says invisible second-hand cigarette smoke is harming children and putting them at risk of lung disease.

Aston Villa captain Stiliyan Petrov has been diagnosed with acute leukaemia, the West Midlands club announce.

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini admits he does not trust striker Mario Balotelli, but will continue to play the Italian.

A lottery draw for a $640m (£400m) Mega Millions prize, the biggest jackpot in world history, takes place in the US.

At least one person is a winner in the $640m (£400m) Mega Millions lottery, US officials say, after the biggest jackpot in world history.

Barack Obama approves fresh sanctions on foreign banks still involved in the trading of Iranian oil, saying there are enough alternative supplies.

A man is arrested on suspicion of murder after the bodies of a woman and a child were found at a house in Porthmadog, Gwynedd, on Friday evening.

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Rules on fuel tanker drivers' hours on the road are temporarily relaxed to help transport supplies into filling stations, as Unite says there will not be a drivers' strike before Easter.

The government changes its advice to motorists after two days of panic buying at petrol stations, saying the need to top up is not urgent.

A policeman is suspended after a man arrested during the London riots complained he was subjected to racism, assault and harassment.

Barack Obama approves fresh sanctions on foreign banks still involved in the trading of Iranian oil, saying there are enough alternative supplies.

A pick of the best news images from around the world

Some of the best news images from around the world

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• Petrov diagnosed with leukaemia

  Aston Villa captain Stiliyan Petrov has been diagnosed with acute leukaemia, the West Midlands club announce.

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• Mancini does not trust Balotelli

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Why Libya wants Saadi Gaddafi's London mansion

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Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini has admitted he does not trust striker Mario Balotelli, but will continue to play the Italian.

Aston Villa captain Stiliyan Petrov has been diagnosed with acute leukaemia, the West Midlands club announce.

Premier League bosses feel the heat Watch

Broad ruled out of Sri Lanka Test

A new government TV campaign says invisible secondhand cigarette smoke is harming children and putting them at risk of lung disease.

A new government TV campaign in England says invisible secondhand cigarette smoke is harming children and putting them at risk of lung disease.

Saracens and the Rugby Football Union open "cordial and constructive discussions" over the future of coach Andy Farrell.

Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini has admitted he does not trust striker Mario Balotelli, but will continue to play the Italian.

George Galloway says Respect's by-election win is part of a "tidal wave" against the big parties, as Labour pledges to "learn lessons" from defeat.

A new government TV campaign says invisible secondhand cigarette smoke is harming children and putting them at risk of lung disease.

George Galloway says Respect's by-election win is part of a "tidal wave" against the big parties, as Labour pledges to "learn lessons" from defeat.

Lottery fever sweeps the US hours before the draw for a $640m (£400m) Mega Millions prize, the biggest jackpot in world history.

A couple who kept 69 pets, including 56 large dogs, at their family home in Somerset admit nine counts of animal cruelty.

A policeman is suspended after a man arrested during the London riots complained he was subjected to racism, assault and harassment.

A policeman is suspended after a man arrested during the London riots complained he was subjected to racism, assault and harassment.

George Galloway says Respect's by-election win is part of a "tidal wave" against the big parties, as Labour pledges to "learn lessons" from defeat.