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Over the last week, the deportation of Hicham Yezza, now stayed to allow for a judicial review, has attracted a huge amount of attention. Whilst the circumstances surrounding Hich's initial arrest were unusual, in an increasingly anti-migrant political climate, the

Centuries from Justin Langer and Ian Blackwell led a Somerset revival with an unbroken stand of 200 after they had earlier bowled out Surrey for 326.

Opening batsman Paul Horton featured in his second double-century stand in consecutive Roses matches as Lancashire worked their way into a strong position at Headingley Carnegie.

A quick kill by Simon Jones gave Worcestershire the momentum to take charge of their LV County Championship match with Division Two rivals Essex at New Road.

Darren Stevens made the most of his good fortune after being dropped three times to hit 127 for Kent against Hampshire in the LV County Championship Division One clash at the Rose Bowl.

Tim Southee put the frustrations of injury and sickness behind him with his third five-wicket haul to put himself in good heart for next week's Trent Bridge Test.

ORGANISERS expect several thousand people to march today in protest against expansion at the UK's biggest airport.

Michael Owen has set his sights on becoming England's greatest goalscorer and also emulating David Beckham in reaching 100 caps for his country.

Arsenal striker Eduardo could be playing again as early as July as he makes a faster than expected recovery from a broken leg.

Portsmouth manager Harry Redknapp has said he would be interested in signing Richard Dunne and Shaun Wright-Phillips but has played down speculation linking him with a move for Liverpool striker Peter Crouch this summer.

Ricardo Carvalho has thrown his weight behind Luiz Felipe Scolari to become the new Chelsea coach.

About 3,000 campaigners opposed to a third runway at Heathrow airport take part in a rally against expansion plans.

Peter Robinson is made the new leader of the DUP, after 28 years as Ian Paisley's deputy.

Notts Indymedia have joined forces with a national free newspaper called the Mule to bring you a Nottingham edition of the paper. Most of the edition is nationally relevant news, but there is also a four-page Nottingham pullout which includes

Former South Africa batsman Jacques Rudolph believes the Kolpak ruling can still help England- provided the counties implement it sensibly.

New Zealand centurion Aaron Redmond has backed team-mate Daniel Flynn to regain his confidence with the bat after losing two teeth to a James Anderson bouncer in the second Test.

Rajasthan skipper Shane Warne had nothing but praise for his players after the Royals secured a commanding victory over Delhi Daredevils in the semi-finals of the Indian Premier League.

Paul Horton's unbeaten 68 helped to restore parity for Lancashire in their LV County Championship Division One clash with Yorkshire at Headingley.