♦ Henman on Federer v Nadal

We have got the Wimbledon men's singles final everyone wanted to see in five-time champion Roger Federer against French Open winner Rafael Nadal. The improvements Nadal has made to his game since his defeat to Federer in last year's final have been phenomenal. I think he is serving bigger and getting the ball to swing a lot more, but his backhand has perhaps improved the most.	1 vote

♦ Emma Bunton shocked by Posh mania

Emma Bunton has admitted that she is shocked by the constant attention Victoria Beckham gets as she goes about her everyday life. The star said that she was overwhelmed by the reaction her fellow Spice Girl received when they met up for dinner recently. Emma also tried to lift the lid on the 'real Posh', insisting that she is much more ordinary and down-to-earth than people expect.	1 vote

♦ Doubles defeat for British pair

British duo Gordon Reid and David Phillipson suffered defeat in their semi-final at the Wimbledon Masters series wheelchair doubles event. The pair lost 6-0 6-2 to defending champions Robin Ammerlaan and Ronald Vink from the Netherlands. The Dutch pairing are ranked second in the world in doubles.	1 vote

♦ Challenges abound for Bush as G8 summit nears

Atop Bush's agenda for the G8 summit is a deal on reducing the pollution that causes global warming. WASHINGTON (AP) — The problems do not get any easier as President George W. Bush attends his final summit with leaders of industrialized democracies. Disputes over global warming...	1 vote

♦ Miley Cyrus hopes to emulate Madonna

Miley Cyrus has revealed that she wants to follow in the footsteps of Madonna in the coming years. The actress and singer vowed to emulate the Queen of Pop by frequently changing her image to keep fans interested. Cyrus has confirmed that she will quit her hit Disney Channel show Hannah Montana within the next two years.	1 vote

♦ Warrington v Wakefield (Sun)

Warrington name England trio Adrian Morley, Martin Gleeson and Ben Westwood in the starting XIII against Wakefield. New Zealand loose forward Vinnie Anderson returns after recovering from a neck injury which kept him out of the 24-22 victory over Hull.	1 vote

♦ Castleford v Hull KR (Sun)

Castleford's Samoan forward Mark Leafa is a surprise inclusion in Castleford Tigers' 19-man squad after sitting out the last 11 games with a broken arm. The Tigers also welcome back goalkicking three-quarter Kirk Dixon and hooker Scott Moore. Hull KR recall Jon Steel in place of England winger Peter Fox (knee). Ben Cockayne is doubtful, with Daniel Fitzhenry standing by to take over at full-back...	1 vote

♦ Four protesters detained during anti-globalization rally ahead of G8

An anti-G8 demonstrator rasies his fist against Japanese riot police in Sapporo ahead of the Hokkaido Toyako G8 Summit 2008. SAPPORO, Japan (AP) — More than a thousand people marched in northern Japan on Saturday to protest an upcoming summit of top industrialized countries, and police briefly clashed with marchers, detaining four people. No injuries were reported.	1 vote

♦ Bateman: 'Acting is an awful job'

Jason Bateman has described the acting profession as "awful". The Arrested Development star said it is difficult for screen stars to control their own careers. He told Parade: "Being an actor is really an awful way to make a living because you truly can't help yourself. In any other profession, you can kind of stay at the office an extra few hours and impress the boss.	1 vote

♦ Huddersfield v Bradford (Sun)

Huddersfield will be without prop Earl Crabtree, Martin Aspinwall and Luke Robinson for the visit of Bradford. But captain Chris Thorman, prop Paul Jackson and stand-off Kevin Brown all return while David Hodgson looks set to make his home debut. Bradford welcome back Chris Nero after injury, who is a direct replacement for Shontayne Hape, who has left the club.	1 vote

♦ Llama farmers

Farmer Neil Olsen has been trying to pawn llamas Snowy, Ranger and Walley for months, because he is moving, but has so far failed to shift any. He told how llamas are handy : "These things aren't pets. They keep predators away." Another llama burdened family close by are also having trouble. Owner Deana Kennedy, who is also moving and can't take her llamas, said: "You get so attached to them.	1 vote

♦ Big Brother 9: Dale's Jen tears

Dale cried after Jen left the 'Big Brother' house last night and resented the new housemates. Dale replied: "Not really, like." The P.E. teaching student thought the mum-of-one's interview would be cut short to make way for the arrival of new housemates Sara, Maysoon and Belinda. Look at my dirty bra, that will cheer you up.	1 vote

♦ Big Brother 9: Sara kicked out

Sara does not speak to her family after her father kicked her out of the house. She said: "I would like a boyfriend. But I'm not desperate. I'll just see what happens." The Angelina Jolie look-alike asked Mohamed what kind of girls he usually goes for, but the retiring Somalian said he was "naturally shy". I would like a boyfriend. But I'm not desperate. I'll just see what happens.	1 vote

♦ Big Brother 9: Belinda's sound sleep

Belinda's snoring kept housemates up all night and was said to be even louder than Mario's. "I was awakened by the loudest snorer I have ever heard. I've never, ever heard anything like it. It's like five people snoring at once. Mikey and me? We're nothing compared to Belinda." He added: "At least the other housemates will look at me in a better light now.	1 vote

♦ Studio Exec Denies Friends Movie Rumours.

Studio Exec Denies Friends Movie Rumours.... Friends The Movie A representative for Warner Bros film studio has quashed speculation of a Friends reunion movie. The hit TV sitcom which starred Courteney Cox, Jennifer Aniston, Lisa Kudrow, David Schwimmer...	1 vote

♦ Big Brother 9: Trouble stirring Luke

Luke told Belinda to watch out for Kat because he and the other housemates believe she has a game plan. Luke who has been criticised for stirring up trouble in the house went on to explain there were some housemates who were there for the experience and some who had other motives. Meanwhile...	1 vote

♦ Big Brother 9: Dale's Jen tears

Dale cried after Jen left the 'Big Brother' house last night and resented the new housemates. Dale replied: "Not really, like." The P.E. teaching student thought the mum-of-one's interview would be cut short to make way for the arrival of new housemates Sara, Maysoon and Belinda. Look at my dirty bra, that will cheer you up.	1 vote

♦ Rude marks

When asked to 'describe the room you are sitting in', the pupil gave the two word answer, which earned him two marks out of 27. Peter Buckroyd, chief examiner of English for the Assessment and Qualifications Alliance, said: "It does show some very basic skills we are looking for, like conveying some meaning and some spelling. It does show some very basic skills we are looking for...	1 vote

♦ Big Brother 9: Belinda's sound sleep

Belinda's snoring kept housemates up all night and was said to be even louder than Mario's. "I was awakened by the loudest snorer I have ever heard. I've never, ever heard anything like it. It's like five people snoring at once. Mikey and me? We're nothing compared to Belinda." He added: "At least the other housemates will look at me in a better light now.	1 vote

♦ Big Brother 9: Sara kicked out

Sara does not speak to her family after her father kicked her out of the house. She said: "I would like a boyfriend. But I'm not desperate. I'll just see what happens." The Angelina Jolie look-alike asked Mohamed what kind of girls he usually goes for, but the retiring Somalian said he was "naturally shy". I would like a boyfriend. But I'm not desperate. I'll just see what happens.	1 vote