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The latest stories from the Sport section of the BBC Sport web site.

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Contador has no cycling quit planAlberto Contador has revealed he has no plans to quit despite his two-year ban for a failed drugs test.
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Smith out to capture Moto2 titleBradley Smith sets his sights on winning the Moto2 title this year before making the move to MotoGP.
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Stoke lose Huth's red card appealBradley Smith sets his sights on winning the Moto2 title this year before making the move to MotoGP.
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US firm to print Olympics ticketsA US firm has been handed the multi-million-pound contract to print the tickets for the London Olympics, sparking criticism from a British firm.
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VIDEO: BBC F1 team preview 2012 seasonBBC F1 presenter Jake Humphrey is joined by chief analyst Eddie Jordan and co-commentator David Coulthard to look ahead to the 2012 F1 season, which...
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Alec Stewart column“I certainly don’t see this as the end of Ian Bell’s one-day international career because he is a special talent”
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Newey commits himself to Red BullRed bull design chief Adrian Newey says he cannot see himself ever leaving the team.
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Parks stands down from ScotlandScotland stand-off Dan retires from international rugby.
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Raikkonen sets fastest test timeLotus racer Kimi Raikkonen sets the fastest time on the first day of Formula 1 pre-season testing in Jerez, Spain.
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Sochi's Winter Olympic preparations 'impressive'Ski Sunday presenter Ed Leigh is wowed by Sochi two years ahead of the 2014 Winter Olympics
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Redknapp tax trial jury sent homeThe jury in the Harry Redknapp tax evasion trial is sent home for the day with deliberations to continue on Wednesday.
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VIDEO: Door not closed for Bell - FlowerEngland team director Andy Flower says Ian Bell remains "a fine player" and insists the batsman can still get himself back into the one day...
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Wales have double fitness boostWales hope to have Gethin Jenkins, Dan Lydiate and Alex Cuthbert available for their Six Nations clash with Scotland while captain Sam Warburton's fitness is...
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Buck confident of Olympic timeNorth Yorkshire athlete Richard Buck believes he will achieve the 400m Olympic qualifying time at the UK trials in Sheffield next weekend.
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Wigan face Leeds without FarrellWigan back-row forward Liam Farrell returns a guilty plea to his charge of a dangerous tackle on Huddersfield centre Leroy Cudjoe.
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Swearing Westwood rebuked by mumLee Westwood reveals his mother told him to apologise for swearing on live television at the Qatar Masters.
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PCB moves to clarify Ajmal claimsThe ICC denies that Pakistan off-spinner Saeed Ajmal has permission to straighten his arm more than other bowlers.
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Cavendish claims Qatar stage winWorld road race champion Mark Cavendish records his first victory as a Team Sky rider on stage three of the Tour of Qatar.
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Great grey hope faces test of Gold credentialsGrands Crus could be the grey to replace Desert Orchid in public affections
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VIDEO: England believed own hype - VaughanFormer England captain Michael Vaughan says the current England team are not as good as they thought they were following their series whitewash by Pakistan.
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Keothavong puts out second seedAnne Keothavong defeats second seed and world number 16 Dominika Cibulkova in the first round of the Pattaya Open.
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France coach makes four changesFrance coach Philippe Saint-Andre makes four changes to his pack for Saturday's Six Nations clash against Ireland in Paris.
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England not closed shop - FlowerEngland team director Andy Flower warns his batsmen that selection is "not a closed shop" following the series whitewash by Pakistan.
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Ferris faces tackle citing chargeIreland flanker Stephen Ferris is cited for his tackle on Wales lock Ian Evans late in Sunday's Six Nations clash.
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Gillings targets Canadian podiumZoe Gillings is confident she can reach the World Cup podium in Canada after reaching two consecutive finals.
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Terry not ready to quit EnglandJohn Terry still wants to play for England despite being stripped of the captaincy for the second time, BBC Sport understands.
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Jeremy Guscott's Six Nations Q&AThe former England and Lions star on 'New England', his player of the weekend, and the toughest game he has ever seen
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Lock Davies cited for tip tackleWales lock Bradley Davies is cited for the tip tackle that saw him sin-binned in Sunday's win over Ireland.
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Williams launch their new F1 carWilliams unveil the FW34 - the car that they hope will revive their fortunes after the worst season in their history.
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F1 2012: The new cars on the gridA look at the new faces (and in some cases noses) that will be on show when the new F1 season starts in March.
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