Scotland 6-13 England

Charlie Hodgson scores the only try as England beat Scotland 13-6 to earn their first Six Nations win at Murrayfield since 2004.

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England opener demands fight as Pakistan close on series whitewash

Great Britain beat Germany 2-0 to reach their first Champions Trophy final, where they will face hosts Argentina.

Leaders open three-point gap over Manchester United after seeing off Fulham 3-0 in a heavy snowstorm.

Robin van Persie's hat-trick, two goals from Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Mikel Arteta's strike and Thierry Henry's late goal help Arsenal thump Blackburn.

Jamie Foster scores 18 points as St Helens fight back from a half-time deficit to win at London Broncos.

Castleford spoil Salford's party by winning the first Super League game at the new Salford City Stadium.

Great Britain qualify for the Fed Cup World Group II play-offs by beating Austria through wins from Anne Keothavong and Elena Baltacha.

Danny Graham earns Swansea City only a second Premier League away win of the season as West Bromwich Albion's poor home form continues.

Celtic progress to the quarter-finals of the Scottish Cup with a comfortable win away to Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

France give new boss Philippe Saint-Andre the perfect start as they avenge last year's humbling Six Nations defeat by Italy with a comfortable victory.

Preview of Sunday's Six Nations fixture between Ireland and Wales in Dublin.

Ronnie O'Sullivan and Stephen Maguire will contest the German Masters final after wins over Stephen Lee and Shaun Murphy respectively.

Scotland's Paul Lawrie takes a one-shot lead into the final day of a Qatar Masters reduced to 54 holes by strong winds.

British short-track speed skater Elise Christie wins her first World Cup gold medal in Russia.

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Images from the Egyptian city of Port Said, where at least 74 people are said to have died in clashes after a football match between bitter rivals.

England coach Stuart Lancaster says his players showed "spirit and courage" in their 13-6 victory over Scotland at Murrayfield.

A despondent Scotland coach Andy Robinson reflects on his side's 13-6 Six Nations defeat by England at Murrayfield, and admits his side must "keep on practising" after an error-strewn display.

BBC Pundits Jerermy Guscott, Jonathan Davies and Andy Nicol discuss the TMO's decision not to award Scotland's Greig Laidlaw a try against England at Murrayfield.

Highlights of France's 30-12 victory over Italy in the Six Nations opener at the Stade de France. (UK users only)

Hodgson goes over

England captain Chris Robshaw says his team-mates were "outstanding" against Scotland as Stuart Lancaster's new-look side opened their Six Nations campaign with their first win at Murrayfield in eight years.

Aurelien Rougerie goes over for France's first try in their Six Nations opener against Italy in Paris. (UK users only)

France boss Philippe Saint-Andre is pleased with his side's winning start to the Six Nations, but insists they need to move "to a different" level when they face Ireland in Paris next weekend.

France scrum-half Dimitri Yachvili describes his side's victory over Italy is revenge for their defeat in Rome in 2011.

Previously unseen moments from Welsh history in longer version of BBC trail for Ireland v Wales.

Ireland and Lions legends Willie-John McBride, Syd Millar and Richard Milliken give their views on the Six Nations opener against Wales on Sunday.

Former hooker Shane Byrne previews Wales' Six Nations opener in Dublin, predicting a "war" as the wounded Irish seek to avenge the 2011 World Cup quarter-final defeat.

Great Britain beat Germany 2-0 in the semi-final of the Champions Trophy in Argentina, where they will face the hosts in Sunday's final.

England opener Alastair Cook says the team's top six batsmen will need to show "serious character" if they are to have any chance of rescuing the third Test against Pakistan in Dubai.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger admits "surprise" at Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's development as the 18-year-old forward claims his first two Premier League goals in a 7-1 win over Blackburn.

Blackburn manager Steve Kean admits that his side "let themselves down" in a 7-1 Premier League thrashing away to Arsenal.

Stoke manager Tony Pulis believes that players over-reacting to tackles is a "disease" affecting football as Robert Huth is sent off in a 1-0 home defeat to Sunderland.

West Ham manager Sam Allardyce tells BBC London 94.9 that the 2-1 win over rivals Millwall was the best he has seen in his managerial career.

Manager Brendan Rodgers credits the technique of his Swansea players as he revels in a "brilliant" 2-1 Premier League away win at West Brom, achieved at a snowy Hawthorns.

Arsenal forward Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain delights in his first two Premier League goals as Arsenal rout Blackburn 7-1 at the Emirates.

West Brom manager Roy Hodgson admits his side "were not good enough" as they squandered a lead to lose 2-1 at home in the Premier League to Swansea.

Mark Hughes says his QPR side "could have run away with the game" before Djibril Cisse was sent off for raising his hands to Roger Johnson in the 2-1 defeat by Wolves at Loftus Road.

A delighted Mick McCarthy praises his team for their "fabulous" response to last week's defeat by Liverpool as Wolves move out of the bottom three with a 2-1 victory at QPR.

Paul Lambert describes Norwich's recent progress as '"ridiculous" following a 2-0 Premier League win over Bolton, despite losing both centre-halves to injury.

Sunderland manager Martin O'Neill is delighted to win 1-0 against Stoke in "borderline" conditions at a snowy Britannia Stadium.

Pakistan's Younus Khan says his anger at being dismissed cheaply earlier in the series was the driving force behind his unbeaten 115 against England on day three of the third Test in Dubai.

Manchester United and England defender Rio Ferdinand talks to Football Focus's Dan Walker about the John Terry controversy, England and his club's push for the title.

The chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board Zaka Ashraf tells BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew that they would like to bring Amir back into the team and will offer him psychiatric help.

Former England manager Graham Taylor says the FA have acted correctly by removing the England captaincy from John Terry.

BBC Sport's F1 technical analyst Gary Anderson joins Jake Humphrey at the launch of McLaren's 2012 challenger, the MP4-27, to take a closer look at the design of the car.

"Younus and Azhar played so well and England will know that the game is slipping away"

Jeremy Guscott, Andy Nicol, Jonathan Davies and Keith Wood tip the winners and their players to watch

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BBC Sport's European football expert Andy Brassell analyses what next for the Special One

BBC rugby league commentator Dave Woods gives his pre-season verdict on how Super League XVII will unfold

Britain's former world judo champion Craig Fallon says it was an easy decision to retire five months before the 2012 Olympics.

BBC Radio 5 live's Mike Costello spends time with top GB distance runners in their 'monastic' Kenyan training camp

Plymouth Raiders captain Anthony Rowe says his side are relishing the chance to take on Milton Keynes Lions in their two-legged BBL Trophy semi-final.

Angelo Dundee, who worked with Muhammad Ali and Sugar Ray Leonard, dies aged 90.

Younus Khan hits an unbeaten century to move Pakistan closer to a series whitewash over England on the second day of the third Test.

US prosecutors close an investigation into allegations of criminal conduct over doping claims in a cycle team partly owned by Lance Armstrong.

Stoke-on-Trent and England duo Adrian Lewis and Phil Taylor are odds-on favourites to win the World Cup of Darts, which starts in Hamburg on Friday.

Britain's Peter Norfolk wins his fifth Australian Open quad wheelchair singles title with victory over David Wagner.

Ferrari unveil their 2012 Formula 1 car, saying they have a "responsibility" to win from the start of the season.

Britain's rhythmic gymnasts launch an appeal against their exclusion from Team GB for the Olympic Games, accusing their governing body of misinforming them.

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Ruby Walsh loses his appeal against a three-day ban incurred for careless riding at Cheltenham.

Former world champion Jorge Lorenzo wants organisers to cut the top speed of the sport's new bikes for safety reasons.

Two goals from Alex Danson help Great Britain beat South Korea 4-1 to reach the semi-finals of the Champions Trophy.

Preview of Sunday's Stobart Super League clash between Peter Gentle's Hull and Warrington (1500 GMT).

Wales coach Warren Gatland dismisses concerns over the fitness of Jamie Roberts and Rhys Priestland to play against Ireland on Sunday.

Results and the match schedule for the 2012 German Masters at Tempodrom, Berlin, in Germany.

BBC South West's Natalie Cornah profiles Plymouth diver Tom Daley and his journey towards London 2012.

British number one Andy Murray will miss next month's Davis Cup match against Slovakia because of injury concerns following the Australian Open.

Head of Britain's Winter Youth Olympic team Sir Clive Woodward insists that the experience gained by British athletes at the Games will help them maximise their potential.

Ten-man West Ham United move five points clear at the top of the Championship with a narrow win over rivals Millwall.

Motherwell rout First Division Morton to book a place in the Scottish Cup quarter-finals.

Toby Faletau urges Wales to move on from their World Cup heroics starting with their Six Nations opener in Ireland on Sunday.

Leaders Linfield stay four points clear at the top of the Premiership by hammering Crusaders 5-0 at Windor Park.