Jenson Button wins the Hungarian Grand Prix, Ian Bell is the talking point on day three of England's second Test against India and the World Swimming Championships come to a conclusion - plus more.
2359: That's all from Sunday's Sportsday Live, which will resume on Monday at 0800 BST.
2352: CRICKET -You can listen again to the TMS commentary of the controversial dismissal of England's Ian Bell against India at Trent Bridge and his dramatic reinstatement on the BBC Sport website.
2344: FOOTBALL -The Guardian reports that Chelsea and England midfielder Frank Lampard believes that even if England reach the 2014 World Cup Finals in Brazil they will have little chance of winning.
2318: FOOTBALL - Manchester United target Wesley Sneijderhas left the door open for a move to Old Trafford with Sir Alex Ferguson keen to bring the 27-year-old Inter Milan midfielder to the Premier League, says the Daily Mirror.
2255: FOOTBALL - Arsenal are plotting an unexpected swoop for Wolves' pacy winger Matt Jarvis, reports the Daily Mail.
2235: ATHLETICS -You can see highlights of the best of the action from the UK trials in Birmingham, including the likes of Jess Ennis, Perri Shakes-Drayton and Martyn Rooney.
Idowu explains UK trials pull out
2213: ATHLETICS - Watch as world triple jump champion Phillips Idowu explains why he missed this weekend's UK trials in Birmingham
2144: TENNIS - Serena Williams gets revenge on France's Marion Bartoli, who knocked her out of Wimbledon last month, with victory in the final of the Bank of The West Classic in California. The American, who is on the comeback trail after 10 months out, wins 7-5 6-1.
2141: TENNIS - Second seed Aleksandr Dolgopolov of the Ukraine beats home favourite and fourth seed Marin Cilic 6-4 3-6 6-3 to win the final of the Croatia Open.
2033: SWIMMING - As the World Championships come to an end in Shanghai, BBC Sport's Steve Parry looks back on whether it was a successful event for the British team with less than a year to go to the Olympics.
2014: FOOTBALL - Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says the ankle injury Jack Wilshere picked up in Sunday's Emirates Cup draw with New York Red Bulls could keep him out of England's friendly with Holland on Wednesday 10 August.
2008: FOOTBALL - Preston winger Keith Treacyseems to be on his way to Burnley after the Championship side had an offer accepted by the cash-strapped Deepdale club.
2001: TENNIS - Russia's Nadia Petrova captures her 10th career WTA title in Maryland on Sunday, defeating Israeli top seed Shahar Peer 7-5 6-2 in the final.
1959: ATHLETICS - UK Athletics head coach Charles van Commenee on BBC Sport: "There are more athletes available than places available [for the World Athletics Championships]. I am never ruthless in my selections. We look at it case-by-case. The ones who deserve to go will go. Those decisions will be made on 8 August. There are 10 people in a room and we will make the decisions. The medal target is seven for Daegu and at least one gold."
1955: ATHLETICS - Heptathlete Jess Ennis on BBC Sport: "I've got a hurdles race in Loughborough and then I head over to Daegu for the world championships. I'm happy with my training and how the weekend's gone."
1952: ATHLETICS - Martyn Rooney wins the men's 400m at the UK trials in a time of 45.45. He defends his title but misses the 'A' standard for the world championships. "I'm happy with the win and I'm starting to find some form. The time of 45.4 is not good enough for the world stage."
1946: MODERN PENTATHLON - GB number four Freyja Prentice pulls off a surprise result. She outperforms her Great Britain team-mates, finishing eighth at the European Championships in Manor Park - a result which attains her the Olympic qualifying standard for London 2012. World number one Lena Schoneborn of Germany claimed gold, with Adrienn Toth (Hungary) in second and Victoria Tereshuk (Ukraine) completing the podium.
1942: ATHLETICS - Jenny Meadows wins the 800m at the UK trials in a time of 2:02.30. It is her first senior title. "I've always wanted to win this title. I'm really thrilled and really proud." Martyn Rooney is up next in the 400m on BBC Two and the BBC Sport website.
1938: CRICKET - England bowler Graeme Swann on Twitter: "The big issue about 'the run out that wasn't' hasn't been mentioned yet. I had already started a cheese sandwich, so it was definitely tea."
1934: ATHLETICS - Holly Bleasdale wins the women's pole vault at the UK trials with an attempt of 4:56m. Kate Dennison finishes second and also qualifies for the world championships in Daegu which begin on 27 August.
1930: ATHLETICS - Christian Malcolm wins the men's 200m in 20.85m and defends his UK title at the World Athletics Championships trials. "It's been a great weekend and I'm in great shape again. I'm looking forward to the Worlds now," said the Welshman.
1922: ATHLETICS - Andrew Osagie wins the men's 800m at the UK trials for the world championships in a time of 1:46.84. Five-time UK champion Michael Rimmer finishes second. "I missed so many national championships through injuries. People like Steve Cram giving me kind words is amazing," Osagie told BBC Sport. The action is live now on BBC Two and the BBC Sport website.
1916: FOOTBALL - Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger on Jack Wilshere's ankle inflamation picked up during the match against Red Bull New York: "He is a quick healer and a tough boy. He might be out for next week."
1913: CRICKET - Ian Bell says he was "naive" in the events leading into the tea break. However, the England batsman feels it was "the right decision was made for the spirit of cricket" after India reprieved him over the bizarre run-out during the third day of the second Test.
1909: ATHLETICS - Perri Shakes-Drayton wins the women's 400m hurdles at the UK trials for the world championships in a time of 55.52. She also won the 400m title this weekend.
1901: ATHLETICS - Anyika Onuora wins the women's 200m at the UK trials for the world championships in a time of 23.26. "I'm having a bit of a nice year for once. Last year was a washout with injury and rehab," she said.
1857: FOOTBALL - Dundee United manager Peter Houston expects striker David Goodwillie to complete his move to Blackburn on Monday. "I just spoke briefly to the chairman and he says it's almost there and it could happen tomorrow. I don't think it will happen today," said Houston.
1850: ATHLETICS - James Shane wins the men's 1500m at the UK trials for the world championships in a time of 3:36.22. The action is live now on BBC Two and the BBC Sport website.
1848: SWIMMING - British Swimming national performance director Michael Scott admits the World Championships in Shanghai have been a "rollercoaster" for Great Britain. "It's been a challenging meet, a week of highs and lows but every team has had their highs and lows if you look across it. Swimming has become more global, it's a matter of inches."
1844: CRICKET - England finish the third day of the second Test against India on 441-6, a lead of 374.
1840: ATHLETICS - Mo Farah wins the men's 5,000m in a time of 14 minutes 0.72 seconds. The event is live now on BBC Two and the BBC Sport website.
1834: FORMULA ONE - Renault's Nick Heidfeld on the moment his car caught fire at the Hungarian Grand Prix: "It was so scary. At Barcelona, I looked left, saw a small fire and had time to stop. This one, I looked straight, saw the fire and it got hot. I really felt the temperature. It was a bit scary - much more so for me than Barcelona."
1830: FOOTBALL - Manchester City beat Inter Milan 3-0 in their pre-season friendly. Midfielder Adam Johnson scored the third goal.
1828: CRICKET - England are now 432-6 on the third day of the second Test against India. England's lead is 365. There is text commentary on this website and audio commentary on Test Match Special.
Pedal disaster ruins BMX star's hopes
1822: BMX - British BMX star Shanaze Reade's hopes of defending her world title evaporate in Copenhagen as her pedals lock up during her semi-final.
1818: FOOTBALL - Arsenal draw 1-1 against Red Bull New York.
1813: ATHLETICS - Lawrence Clarke wins the men's 110m hurdles in 13.58 at the UK trials for the world championships. The time is outside the 'A' standard for automatic qualification. The event is live now on BBC Two and the BBC Sport website.
1807: ATHLETICS - Phillips Idowu explains to BBC Sport his decision not to compete at the UK Trials. "It's a shame I can't come here to defend my title. It has been a tough couple of weeks and I feel I've taken a slight downward spiral. I didn't want to produce a below-par performance."
1803: ATHLETICS - The UK Trials for the World Athletics Championships is live now on BBC Two and the BBC Sport website.
1758: CRICKET - The International Cricket Council also issue a statement regarding the Ian Bell incident. ICC chief executive Haroon Lorgat says: "Absolute credit must go to Team India, the England team and the match officials - Ranjan Madugalle, Asad Rauf and Marais Erasmus as well as the off-field umpires Billy Bowden and Tim Robinson - for the superb way that they all handled a tricky situation."
1755: CRICKET - The England and Wales Cricket Board issue a statement regarding the Ian Bell incident. ECB chief executive David Collier says: "The withdrawal of a valid appeal at the tea interval was made in the spirit of cricket by the India team and demonstrates the true spirit in which the game of cricket should be played and the excellent relationship between the ECB and BCCI (India cricket council)."
1750: FOOTBALL - Manchester City striker Edin Dzeko makes it 2-0 against Inter Milan.
1748: ATHLETICS - BBC Sport's Ollie Williams on Twitter: "Phillips Idowu interview will begin our live #bbcathletics coverage on BBC Two/online at 1800 BST. Explaining why not competing here & more."
1745: CRICKET - Celebrity cricket fan Stephen Fry on Twitter: "MS Dhoni (India cricket captain) transformed from dastardly villain to sporting hero in seconds. Hurrah for him and for Test cricket. What human activity comes close?"
1740: CRICKET - Find out how the Ian Bell 'run-out' controversy unfolded during the third day of the second Test against India at Trent Bridge courtesy of the team at Test Match Special.
1734: ATHLETICS - BBC Sport's Ollie Williams on Twitter: "No Phillips Idowu at UK trials. Needs rest, we're told. Doesn't affect World Champs, Idowu auto-selected as defending world champion."
1728: CANOEING - Britain's canoeists miss out on medals at the 2012 Olympic slalom test event at Lee Valley. Lizzie Neave finishes fourth in the women's K1 event as did C2 pair David Florence and Richard Hounslow. Earlier in the day, Hounslow finished sixth in the men's K1, while 2004 Olympic silver medallist Campbell Walsh failed to reach the final.
1723: FOOTBALL - Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli gives his side a 1-0 lead against Inter Milan.
1719: CRICKET - England are now 339-6 on the third day of the second Test against India. Jonathan Trott (2) is out - bowled Praveen Kumar, caught Rahul Dravid. England's lead is 272. There is text commentary on this website and audio commentary on Test Match Special.
1715: FOOTBALL - Arsenal striker Robin van Persie scores to put the Gunners 1-0 ahead against Red Bull New York.
1710: MODERN PENTATHLON - BBC Sport's Nick Hope on Twitter: "Horrible, horrible moment for @KT_Burke as horse pulls out of jump & Katy is dismounted. 5th going into the event - will need a good combo!"
1703: CRICKET - England are now 329-5 on the third day of the second Test against India. Eoin Morgan (70) is out - bowled Praveen Kumar, caught MS Dhoni. Jonathan Trott is the next batsman out having recovered enough from the shoulder injury he sustained on day two. England's lead is 262.
1655: CRICKET - England are now 323-4 on the third day of the second Test against India. Ian Bell (159) is out - bowled Yuvraj, caught VVS Laxman.
1652: CRICKET - Back to the action at Trent Bridge, England are 315-3 and have a lead of 248 against India on the third day of the second Test against India. There is text commentary on this website and audio commentary on Test Match Special.
1645: GOLF - Taiwan's Yani Tseng wins the Women's British Open, for the second sucessive year, by one shot.
1640: GOLF - England's Simon Dyson wins the Irish Open by one shot.
1635: MODERN PENTATHLON - You can watch live action from the Modern Pentathlon European Championships on the BBC Sport website right now.
1630: ATHLETICS - In a high-quality men's discus competition in which three men threw over 60m, Abdul Buhari's throw of 63.32m is enough for victory at the UK world championship trials. Carl Myerscough comes second with 61.63m and should join Buhari at next month's Worlds in South Korea. Strongly tipped Lawrence Okoye (58.67m) finishes fifth, but his coach told BBC 5 Live: "There's a grand prix meet next week at Crystal Palace and that will be his last chance. This was a steep learning curve for him today and there was huge pressure on him." Listen live now on BBC 5 Live, TV coverage begins on BBC Two at 1800 BST.
1623: CRICKET - BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew on Twitter: England captain (Andrew Strauss) and coach (Andy Flower) asked India to reconsider their appeal. India agreed to think about it, and then withdrew the appeal."
1620: FOOTBALL - Arsenal start with Robin van Persie and Gervinho in attack for their friendly against Red Bull New York.
1614: CRICKET - For more debate on the Ian Bell-incident go to the text commentary on this website and audio commentary on Test Match Special.
1611: CRICKET - The India team are met with jeers from some of the crowd at Trent Bridge as they come out after tea before they are met with cheers when Ian Bell, who was judged to be run out before the interval (see 1552 entry), also comes out to the field of play.
1610: ATHLETICS - Britain's Commonwealth bronze medallist Lawrence Clarke has made it through to the 110m hurdles finals at the UK trials as fastest qualifier. The 22-year-old's victory in 13.58 seconds was a personal-best time and will pit him against William Sharman and Andrew Pozzi in the final later, as they compete to make it to next month's world championships in South Korea. Listen live now on BBC 5 Live, TV coverage begins on BBC Two at 1800 BST.
1602: EQUESTRIAN - Great Britain showjumping boss Rob Hoekstra will meet with top rider Michael Whitaker before deciding on any possible disciplinary action against the five-time Olympian. It follows a late-night hotel disturbance involving the 51-year-old, a statement from the Hickstead organisers said.
1554: CYCLING - Two-time Olympic champion Julien Absalon wins the 2012 Olympic mountain bike test event at Hadleigh Farm in Essex. The Frenchman's time of one hour, 31 minutes and 48 seconds was over a minute ahead of the nearest rival. Britain's top performer was Welsh national champion Lee Williams in 20th. Earlier in the day, Canada's Catharine Prendel wins the women's race in one hour 32 minutes and four seconds.
1552: CRICKET - ... the controversy thickens at Trent Bridge as Ian Bell claims the umpires have called "over" before the batsmen started to make their way from the field.
1550: CRICKET - Controversy on day three of the second Test at Trent Bridge - after the final ball before tea, Ian Bell and Eoin Morgan begin to make their way from the field, mistakenly believing a leg glance from Morgan has gone for four, only for the Indians to run Bell out. The appeal is referred, the umpires ask the Indians to confirm there has been an appeal, and Bell is given out for 137. It is out - but is it in the spirit of the game?
1543: ATHLETICS - At the UK World Championship trials, race walker Tom Bosworth sets a new 5000m British record of 19:29.87. Listen to the final day of the competition in Birmingham live on BBC 5 live now. TV coverage begins on BBC Two at 1800 BST.
1533: AUSTRALIAN RULES - Melbourne Demons sack coach Dean Bailey, little more than 24 hours after one of the most devastating losses in the club's history. Geelong trounced Melbourne by 186 points, the second-highest winning margin in the league's history.
1523: SWIMMING - Ryan Lochte, winner of five golds at the Swimming World Championships in Shanghai, could expand his programme at London 2012, setting up a potential bid to match Michael Phelps' record eight titles at the 2008 Beijing Games. "By all means I think I can," said Lochte, when asked about swimming more races in London. I still don't know what I'm swimming yet for next year. I'm going to go home, talk to my coach and we're going to sit down and see what kind of events that I'm going to swim."
1515: FORMULA 1 - Drivers' championship standings after the Hungarian Grand Prix: 1. Sebastian Vettel 234pts, 2.Mark Webber 149, 3. Lewis Hamilton 146, 4. Fernando Alonso 145, 5. Jenson Button 134. Constructors: 1. Red Bull 383, 2. McLaren 280, 3. Ferrari 215.
1512: GOLF - The Irish Open is entering its final stages, with England's Simon Dyson battling it out down the stretch with Australia's Richard Green. In the Women's British Open at Carnoustie, Taiwan's Yani Tseng looks set to defend her title - she is -15 after 11 and leads Scotland's former champion Catriona Matthew by four.
1500: CRICKET - England's Kevin Pietersen is dismissed for 63 on day three of the second Test at Trent Bridge, leaving England 219-3 and with a lead of 152 . Ian Bell is still at the crease on 124.
1456: FORMULA 1 - McLaren's Jenson Button celebrates his 200th Formula 1 start by winning the Hungarian Grand Prix . Championship leader Sebastian Vettel of Red Bull is second despite an error-strewn race to increase his grip on the title he won last year while Ferrari's Fernando Alonso finishes third. Button's team-mate and fellow Brit Lewis Hamilton finishes fourth.
1453: CANOEING - Beijing silver medallist David Florence finishes sixth in the C1 class as the GB slalom canoeist fails to win a medal in the first two finals at the 2012 Olympic test event at Lee Valley. Double Olympic gold medallist Michal Martikan won the C1 and booked his place as Slovakia's representative in the event in London. Vavrinec Hradilek of Czech Republic took the K1 title, with GB's Richard Hounslow sixth - 2004 Olympic silver medallist Campbell Walsh failed to make it past the semi-finals.
1450: FOOTBALL -Former AC Milan goalkeeper Andrea Pazzaglia has died at the age of 51 . Pazzaglia played for the Italian giants between 1989 and 1991, winning one European Cup, one Italian Super Cup, two European Super Cups and two Intercontinental Cups under manager Arrigo Sacchi.
1439: BOXING - Britain's David Haye talks up a rematch with Wladimir Klitschko, despite the one-sided defeat at the hands of the Ukrainian earlier this month. "Hopefully, Wlad looks at the numbers," said Haye, who still plans to retire before his 31st birthday in October . "There's no-one out there for him. Look at the sums. It makes economic sense. The ball is in his court."
1429: CRICKET - Ian Bell makes his fourth Test century of the year on day three of the second Test against India at Trent Bridge. It takes him 129 balls, is his 15th in all and means he has now scored hundreds against all eight Test-playing nations.
1419: FOOTBALL - Dundee United striker David Goodwillie is in talks with Blackburn after the clubs agree a fee for the player, United manager Peter Houston tells BBC Sport . However, Rangers boss Ally McCoist has not yet given up on taking Goodwillie, who has been left out of Sunday's Scottish Premier League meeting with Hearts, to Ibrox.
1413: FORMULA 1 - BBC Sport's Sarah Holt on Twitter: "Interesting split strategies. Red Bulls and Button on prime tyres. Hamilton and Alonso on softs. 28 laps to go. Hmmmmm."
1408: FORMULA 1 - German driver Nick Heidfeld is forced to pull out of the Hungarian Grand Prix when his Renault catches fire. Heidfeld manages to jump safely out of the car and there is a small explosion just outside the pit lane on lap 25 of the 70-lap race.
1351: CRICKET - England are now 136-2, having resumed play on the third day of the second Test against India at Trent Bridge. They lead India by 69 runs. There is text commentary on this website and audio commentary on Test Match Special.
1357: FORMULA ONE - It is a British and McLaren one-two at the moment with Lewis Hamilton leading team-mate Jenson Button at the Hungarian Grand Prix. The race is live on BBC One and on this website.
1351: CRICKET - England are now 136-2, having resumed play on the third day of the second Test against India at Trent Bridge. They lead India by 69 runs. There is text commentary on this website and audio commentary on Test Match Special.
1346: CYCLING - Canada's Catharine Prendel wins the women's race at the Olympic mountain bike test event in Essex in one hour 32 minutes and four seconds. The British team were made up of under-23 riders. The highest place finisher was Jessica Roberts who said: "It was hard but it was really good. I wasn't sure how the course would flow but it flows really well." The men's event begins at 2pm. Over the course of the day, cyclists from 25 nations will compete at Hadleigh Farm to test the three mile (5km) course before London 2012.
1343: MOTORCYCLING - Championship leader Carlos Checa wins the opening race of the World Superbike round at Silverstone with Eugene Laverty and Marco Melandri also on the podium. The second race is under way at 1530 BST.
1337: FORMULA ONE - The Hungarian Grand Prix is live on BBC One and on this website. BBC Sport's David Ornstein is your text commentator. McLaren's Lewis Hamilton leads the race after taking advantage of Sebastian Vettel's loss of grip in his Red Bull.
1330: SWIMMING - For those who missed Liam Tancock's gold medal swim at the World Swimming Championships, it is available on the BBC Sport website.
1321: CRICKET - There are several matches happening in the Clydesdale Bank 40. Follow the latest scores by clicking on to the cricket section of the BBC Sport website.
1314: FOOTBALL - Diego Forlan tells his former Atletico Madrid team-mate Sergio Aguero that he should have joined Chelsea rather than Manchester City. "It was no real surprise to see him leave, but I thought it would have been to a different club. Chelsea's game and squad are more suited to his style," Forlan told The People.
1308: CRICKET - England are 130-2 at lunch on the third day of the second Test against India at Trent Bridge. They lead India by 63 runs. There is text commentary on this website and audio commentary on Test Match Special.
1303: FORMULA ONE - The Hungarian Grand Prix is live on BBC One and on this website. Race has just begun. BBC Sport's David Ornstein is your text commentator. Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel holds the lead after the first lap having started on pole.
1301: TENNIS - Spaniard Marcel Granollers wins his first title of the season with a 6-4 3-6 6-3 win over compatriot Fernando Verdasco in the final of Swiss Open.
1248: SWIMMING - The United States edge out Australia to win gold in the men's 4x100m medley. Michael Phelps now has 33 World Swimming Championships medals. Great Britain finish sixth.
1238: GOLF - Padraig Harrington decides he needs a break from Bob Torrance, the coach who helped him win his three majors and whom he has called "a genius".
1233: SWIMMING - Silver medallist Hannah Miley talking to BBC Sport: "I'm really glad to get a medal. I was hanging on for dear life towards the end - my little legs couldn't hang on anymore."
1230: SWIMMING - Elizabeth Beisel of the United States takes gold in the women's IM. Watch the action on this website and on the Red Button.
1228: SWIMMING - Hannah Miley of Great Britain wins silver in the women's 400m IM. Watch the action on this website and on the Red Button.
1221: FOOTBALL - Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand on Twitter: "Just landed in Manchester #oooff! Thanks for support,Great tour+every1 through in good shape. Time to see the family+eat some home cooking!"
1213: SWIMMING - Sun Yang breaks Grant Hackett's 10-year-old world record in the men's 1500m freestyle final at the World Swimming Championships. The Chinese swimmer records a time of 14.34.14 beating the previous best mark of 14.34.56. Watch the action on this website and on the Red Button.
1212: GOLF - It is also the final day of the Women's British Open. Coverage starts on BBC Two at 1330 BST. German Caroline Masson leads on 15-under, two ahead of defending champion Yani Tseng of Taiwan.
1156: FORMULA ONE - The Hungarian Grand Prix is live on BBC One and on this website. Race begins at 1300 BST. BBC Sport's David Ornstein is your text commentator.
1149: CRICKET - England are 63-2 on the third day of the second Test against India at Trent Bridge. England lost the wicket of Andrew Strauss (16) - bowled Sreesanth, caught MS Dhoni. They trail India by four runs. There is text commentary on this website and audio commentary on Test Match Special.
1140: SWIMMING - Liam Tancock wins gold in the 50m backstroke at the World Swimming Championships in a time of 24.50. He defends his world title. Watch the action on this website and on the Red Button.
1138: SWIMMING - Liam Tancock coming up for Great Britain in the 50m backstroke final. He was the fastest going into the final. Watch the action on this website and on the Red Button.
1128: SWIMMING - Fran Halsall on BBC Sport: "I was really happy with that. I didn't expect a medal coming into this meeting."
1126: SWIMMING - Therese Alshammar of Sweden wins gold in the women's 50m freestyle at the World Swimming Championships in a time of 24.14. Briton Fran Halsall is fourth in 24.60.
1121: SWIMMING - Fran Halsall coming up for Great Britain. She is going for gold in the women's 50m freestyle. Watch the action on this website and on the Red Button.
1117: SWIMMING - Ryan Lochte of the United States wins his fifth gold of these World Swimming Championships with victory in the 400m IM in a time of 4:07.13. Compatriot Tyler Clary finishes second in 4:11.17.
1113: SWIMMING - Ryan Lochte of the United States is currently in action in the final of the men's 400m IM at the World Swimming Championships. Watch the action on this website.
1107: SWIMMING - Jessica Hardy of the United States wins the women's 50m breaststroke at the World Swimming Championships in a time of 30.19 seconds.
1103: SWIMMING - There is live action from the final day of the World Swimming Championships in Shanghai on this website and the Red Button.
1051: CRICKET - England batsman Jonathan Trott's hopes of batting again in the second Test against India receive a boost after he injured his shoulder fielding at Trent Bridge Saturday. An England statement said : "X-rays have cleared Jonathan Trott of bone damage to his left shoulder."
1035: SWIMMING - Swimming's governing body says there have been no positive drug tests at the World Championships in Shanghai. More than 300 urine tests and nearly 40 blood tests, all focused on the top-performing athletes, were negative, according to Dr Andrew Pipe, chairman of Fina's doping control review board.
1031: FORMULA 1 - Jenson Button makes light of a story posted on his official website claiming he had been seriously injured in a car crash. On Sunday, Button tweeted : "Morning everyone I'm sure you've realised by now but someone hacked into my website last night, I'm completely fine and on my way to #200 [grands prix]. The guy who did it obviously didn't have any better offers on a Saturday night so stayed home to do that instead."
1027: CRICKET - Former England bowler Jon Lewis will join Surrey from Gloucestershire at the end of the season. "I am very grateful for all the opportunities the club have given me," said the 36-year-old. "I have had some wonderful times with Gloucestershire, been privileged to captain the club, play with many fantastic players and enjoy terrific backing from the supporters over 17 seasons, which have brought many highlights."
1017: CRICKET - The Pakistan Cricket Board omits around five leading players, including former captain Shahid Afridi and fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar, from the list of new centrally-contracted players for the next six-month term, reports the Times of India .
1007: FORMULA 1 - BBC Sport's Lee McKenzie on Twitter: "Tune in today to see McLaren v BBC pitstop challenge and Schumacher painting my nails + some more sensible things!"
0958: BBC COVERAGE - Formula 1 - BBC One, 1205-1525 BST; Women's British Open - BBC Two, 1330-1700 BST; Swimming World Championships - BBC Two, 1700-1800 BST; Athletics (UK Trials) - BBC Two, 1800-2000 BST; Test Match Special - BBC Radio 5 live, 1045-1900 BST.
0948: CANOEING - BBC Sport's Nick Hope on Twitter: "Off to Lee Valley this morning for a little final day action at the canoe slalom test event - hopefully see David Florence podium later!"
0945: CRICKET - A row threatens to break out after former England skipper Michael Vaughan suggests, tongue in cheek, that VVS Laxman has applied vaseline to the edge of his bat to manipulate the Hot-Spot technology in the Decision Review System. "Has Vaseline on the outside edge saved the day for Laxman?" tweeted Vaughan after Laxman was ruled not out by third umpire after the DRS was pressed into action by England on the second day of the second Test at Trent Bridge.
0932: FOOTBALL - Latest results from the Under-20 World Cup in Colombia: Mali 0-2 South Korea; Colombia 4-1 France; Cameroon 1-1 New Zealand; Portugal 0-0 Uruguay.
0919: FORMULA ONE - BBC Sport's Sarah Holt on Twitter: "Hello again. We're back to Friday conditions in Budapest. It's overcast & cold. I say this could liven up things for the race."
0913: GOLF - Open champion Darren Clarke on Twitter: "Going thru my mail...congrats notes from,among others, Jack Nicklaus,Arnold Palmer,David Cameron,Mary McAleese!"
0909: FORMULA ONE - Scotland's Paul di Resta is ready to be aggressive in Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix after admitting to a lack of adventure in qualifying. "We definitely didn't maximise our qualifying performance, we had a bit of an issue in the first session on the [faster] options [tyres] and from then on we were a bit safe," said Di Resta, who qualified 11th in his Force India. "My final lap in the second session wasn't quite there, so maybe I should have been a bit more adventurous."
0852: FORMULA ONE - BBC Sport's Lee McKenzie on Twitter: "Cold and damp here in Hungary. Plenty of crashes and drama in the GP3 race. If it rains this afternoon it could get v exciting."
0842: AUSTRALIAN RULES -Geelong trounce Melbourne by 186 points in the Australian Football League, posting the second-highest winning margin in the league's history. Melbourne were also on the receiving end of the heaviest defeat in the history of the league, losing by 190 points to Fitzroy in 1979. Geelong's 37.11 (233) to 7.5 (47) margin was their biggest ever, eclipsing their 164-point victory over the Brisbane Bears in 1992, and the score was the fourth-highest in the competition's history.
0836: GOLF - Anthony Kim shoots an eight-under-par 62 for a one-stroke lead over PGA Tour rookie Scott Stallings after three rounds at the Greenbrier Classic. England's Brian Davis cards a 70 and is five off the lead.
0832: SWIMMING - Britain's Hannah Miley reaches the final of the 400m individual medley at the World Championships in Shanghai. The 22-year-old European champion qualified sixth-fastest, American Elizabeth Beisel swam the fastest time in the world this year. The final takes place later on Sunday.
0825: CRICKET -Test Match Special's coverage of the second Test between England and India begins 15 minutes before start of play at 1045 BST. England are 24-1 after Stuart Broad's hat-trick helps bundle India out for 288 on day two.
0809: FOOTBALL - Paul Scholes has admitted he was lucky not to be sold by Manchester United after refusing to play a League Cup match in 2001. "I don't know why I did what I did in 2001 , but it is something I really regretted doing," the former England midfielder, who retired at the end of last season, said. "I wasn't in a great mood. I had been left out the Liverpool game the previous weekend and I knew that the team going down to Arsenal in the cup was basically a reserve side. I ended up getting fined and having to apologise, but I was lucky. The manager would have been within his rights to get rid of me."
0800: FOOTBALL - Top transfer stories from Sunday's gossip column : Manchester United have told Inter Milan midfielder Wesley Sneijder to lower his wage demands or forget about moving to Old Trafford; Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich will increase the club's offer to Tottenham for midfielder Luka Modric to around £40m; Spurs are also plotting a swap deal for Fulham striker Bobby Zamora, 30, with Peter Crouch going in the opposite direction.
Off to Rio tomorrow morning as part of @BBCSport coverage of the #ConfederationsCup.@BenSmithBBC12 mins ago
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