Vancouver 2010 chief executive wins defamation case
The head of the organising committee for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver has won a defamation case brought against him by a freelance journalist.
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World Adaptive Surfing Championships set to showcase the sport
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China scoop up three titles at Wheelchair Fencing World Championship
China dominated day two of the IWAS Wheelchair Fencing World Championship by claiming three out of the four titles on offer in Eger, Hungary, today.
Murray brothers win crucial doubles tie to move Britain to the brink of Davis Cup final
Great Britain moved a step closer to their first Davis Cup final since 1978 as brothers Andy and Jamie Murray won a thrilling doubles clash against Australia to put their country 2-1 up in the tie.
Afternoon play remains unfinished after Europe dominate morning at Solheim Cup
Europe hold an 8-5 lead over the United States in the Solheim Cup but only one match of the afternoon fourballs was completed due to fading light at St Leon-Rot in Germany.
Japan stun South Africa at Rugby World Cup in Brighton
Japan caused arguably the biggest upset in rugby union history as they stunned the mighty South Africa with a 34-32 victory at the Rugby World Cup in Brighton.
Oscar Pistorius' parole hearing postponed for two weeks
A parole board hearing to decide if jailed Oscar Pistorius can be released early from prison has been postponed for two weeks in South Africa.
