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1. Pollock handed first start as England make changes

   Henry Pollock is handed his first Test start as Steve Borthwick makes three changes to his starting XV for England's Six Nations match against Ireland on Saturday.

2. Arsenal make Saka best-paid player with new five-year deal

   England winger Bukayo Saka commits his future to Premier League leaders Arsenal by signing a new five-year deal.

3. Brilliant Nepal chase down 170 to beat Scotland

   Scotland's T20 World Cup campaign finishes on a low note as Nepal chase down 170 in a thrilling contest at the Wankhede Stadium to claim their first victory on this stage since 2014.

4. I Am Maximus heads weights for Grand National

   The 2024 Grand National winner I Am Maximus heads the weights for this year's race at Aintree on 11 April.

5. Australia eliminated from T20 World Cup after Ireland-Zimbabwe washout

   Ireland and Australia are both eliminated from the T20 World Cup as washes out the Group B game between the Irish and Zimbabwe.

6. 'We really messed up' - does European football need more balance?

   One set of clubs dominate the Champions League, another win their domestic title every year but cannot compete - does European football have a problem?

7. 'Some people think it's live' - how is the commentary in EA FC 26 put together?

   BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team explains how the commentary in best-selling football video game EA FC 26 is put together.

8. Rousey to face Carano in first MMA bout in 10 years

   Former UFC champion Ronda Rousey will fight Gina Carano in May - a decade after she retired from MMA.

9. 'Mum power' - Veteran Meyers Taylor makes Winter Olympics history

   Elana Meyers Taylor made history by winning monobob gold to become the oldest individual athlete to become Winter Olympic champion, all while empowering mothers and female athletes.

10. Williamson returns for World Cup qualifiers

    England captain Leah Williamson returns to the squad as they prepare to begin their 2027 Women's World Cup qualifying campaign.

11. Fury to have no coach or nutritionist for comeback

    Tyson Fury makes his return on 11 April and believes his inactivity could play a big role in his comeback.

12. 'We created fire' - Forest boss Pereira on Marinakis reunion

    Nottingham Forest boss Vitor Pereira says "he trusts my work, I trust his personality" as he is reunited with Evangelos Marinakis.

13. Tudor says 'no time for excuses' about Spurs form

    New Tottenham Hotspur interim manager Igor Tudor says "nobody can accept" the club's current position.

14. Bicycle kicks & set-piece magic - FA Cup fourth round best goals

    Watch the best goals from across the FA Cup fourth-round weekend, including a stunning free kick from Mansfield's Louis Reed and a strike from outside the box by Newcastle's Sandro Tonali.

15. Nepal's Airee stuns Scotland with match-winning half-century

    Watch Dipendra Singh Airee's match-winning 50 for Nepal who beat Scotland by seven wickets in a thrilling contest at the T20 World Cup, to claim their first victory on this stage since 2014.

16. Boxing rivalry is one thing, humanity is another - Fury

    Former world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury says Anthony Joshua is on "his own journey" after being involved in a car crash in which two of his close friends died.

17. Muir finishes fourth again after fall on final run

    GB's Kirsty Muir finishes fourth for the second time at the 2026 Winter Olympics after scoring an incredible 93 points on her second run, before falling on her third.

18. Japan recover from mistake to win emotional pairs gold

    After a failed lift left them fifth in the short programme, Japan's Riku Miura and Ryuichi Kihara stormed back with a 'stunning' free skate to win gold and drop Germany to third.

19. What has gone wrong for British short track speed skating?

    When Niall Treacy skidded out of the men's 500m heats on Monday, Great Britain's hopes in the short track speed skating were finally put out of their misery.

20. Vonn 'yet to stand' but returns home to US

    Lindsey Vonn is home in the United States after four operations on the broken leg she sustained at the Winter Olympics - but is yet to stand up nine days after the crash.