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Blacks Leisure sees its losses greatly reduced, helped by a restructuring programme involving the closure of under-performing stores.

Britain’s Jade Jones wins a silver at the Taekwondo World Championships in Gyeongju, South Korea, while Martin Stamper wins a bronze.

St Helens sign former Australia Test forward Anthony Laffranchi on a two-year deal.

England Under-21 boss Stuart Pearce says Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere has expressed a desire to play in the European Championship in June.

Fantasy sequel The Twilight Saga: Eclipse leads this year’s MTV Movie Awards field with eight nominations.

Glencore prices its long-awaited initial public offering at between 480p and 580p per share, valuing the company at about $61bn.

An investigation begins into allegations that France coach Laurent Blanc and his staff agreed informal quotas limiting the number of black and Arab youth players in the national set-up.

UK house prices fell by 0.2% in April but values are showing little momentum in either direction, the Nationwide says.

Former England fly-half Danny Cipriani agrees to miss Melbourne Rebels’ Super 15 match against Queensland Reds on Friday after failing to abide by a self-imposed curfew.

High Street retailer Next raises its profit forecast after the recent warm weather and royal wedding bank holiday boost sales.

U.S. officials offered new details about the raid that killed al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, clarifying accounts of events given earlier about how U.S. military personnel attacked the Pakistani compound. CIA: BIN LADEN PHOTO RELEASE LIKELY |

England team director Andy Flower signs a new contract with the England and Wales Cricket Board.

Real Madrid players vent their anger at the referees after a 3-1 aggregate defeat by Barcelona in their Champions League semi-final.

The two largest Palestinian factions — the West Bank-based Fatah and the Islamist group Hamas, which rules Gaza — are expected to hold a formal signing of a political reconciliation agreement Wednesday in Cairo.

Top seed Caroline Wozniacki eases into round three of the Madrid Open with a 6-4 6-4 win over Serbia’s Bojana Jovanovski.

Teams searched early Wednesday for 11 workers trapped in a mine in northern Mexico after an explosion, Mexico’s labor secretary said. Three bodies were recovered late Tuesday.

Kauto Star faces seven rivals in the Guinness Gold Cup at Punchestown on Wednesday.

Shares in casino operator Las Vegas Sands slump after company posts disappointing revenues, profits

Rupert Murdoch’s News Corporation and an Italian investment firm linked to Ferrari are working on a possible bid to take control of Formula 1.

“The Moscow film company behind some of the greatest classics of Soviet cinema on Wednesday said it had agreed to make dozens of its best-known movies freely available on YouTube. The agreement between Mosfilm and YouTube means that an initial batch of…