| Peter Storrie's wages slashed by 40 per cent as Portsmouth reveal 85 redundancies |
 Portsmouth have been forced to make 85 staff redundant as a result of ongoing cost-cutting measures. |
| Arsenal face tug of war to take £3.5m Brazil teen Wellington from Fluminense |
 Denilson is ready to welcome Brazilian starlet Wellington Silva to Arsenal - but the forward's club Fluminense are pleading to keep the 17-year-old till 2012. |
| Benitez defends Gerrard over V-sign as FA opt against charging Liverpool star |
 Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez has defended Steven Gerrard following allegations the midfielder made a V sign towards referee Andre Marriner during the defeat by Wigan. |
| Usain Bolt wins Laureus World Sportsman of the Year as Jenson Button is also honoured |
 Usain Bolt has been named Laureus World Sportsman of the Year for the second year in succession, while Britain's Jenson Button was honoured for winning the Formula One world title. |
| Capello Q&A: England manager on Rooney, shootouts and split loyalties |
 Sportsmail listened in as Fabio Capello discussed England's World Cup hopes at the Speaking at Laureus Sports Awards in Abu Dhabi. Here's what he had to say... |
| Drogba demands perfect 10 to beat Arsenal and Manchester United to title |
 Chelsea striker Didier Drogba has warned his team-mates they must win every game between now and the end of the season to be crowned Premier League champions. |
| Cardiff handed May deadline to pay £1.9m tax bill and avoid liquidation |
 Cardiff have been given until May 5 to settle a tax debt to Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs in order to avoid following Chester into liquidation. |
| Ballesteros in new health scare after Spanish legend falls and hits his head |
 Seve Ballesteros was rushed to hospital after falling from a golf buggy and banging his head. The five-times major winner has been recovering from four life-saving brain operations. |
| BBC snubs offer to have Prime Minister Brown as Match of the Day 2 pundit |
 The BBC has revealed that it turned down an offer to have Gordon Brown on Match of the Day 2. The Prime Minister wanted to appear on the Sunday night highlights show. |
| SIX NATIONS 2010: Jonny Wilkinson insists England have learned painful lessons from dismal Scotland defeat |
 Jonny Wilkinson admits England's defeat by Scotland at Murrayfield two years ago was one of the most painful experiences of his rugby career. The England fly-half broke the world record for international points on that filthy afternoon in Edinburgh but there was nothing else for him to smile about. |