Gambia's former leader Yahya Jammeh has arrived at Banjul Airport after finally agreeing to accept defeat.

Gambia's president-elect has said he will be sworn in to office later at the Gambian embassy in neighbouring Senegal, as his country's political crisis continues.

Gambia's ruler of more than 22 years has announced he no longer accepts defeat in the country's presidential election, reversing course a week after he conceded to his rival.

Stoke 3 Swansea City 1: Stoke striker Wilfried Bony ended his 310-day goal drought with a brace to haunt old club Swansea.

Leicester boss Richard Cockerill praised Freddie Burns’ “stardust” qualities after the fly-half inspired Tigers’ 27-17 European Champions Cup victory over Racing 92 at Welford Road.

Swansea 1 Chelsea 0: It was, of course, Alan Hansen who famously suggested “you can’t win anything with kids” 21 years ago before a youthful Manchester United won the Premier League title.

Swansea 2 Sunderland 4: Jermain Defoe struck a hat-trick as Sunderland won a thrilling Premier League relegation battle at Swansea.

Vardy has recovered from a minor groin surgery in time for tonight's big game.

Leicester Tigers 33 Stade Francais 20: Leicester Tigers got their European Rugby Champions Cup campaign off to a flying start with a four-try demolition of French champions Stade Francais.

Swansea 1 Sunderland 1: Jermain Defoe feels Sunderland have built the momentum to distance themselves from relegation bother.

Southampton 0 Swansea 1: Garry Monk was pleased by the way Swansea not only managed to frustrate Southampton but leave St Mary’s with a first Premier League win of 2015.

Swansea 1 West Ham 1: Andy Carroll believes West Ham can add to a fine campaign in the Premier League by pushing to win FA Cup silverware.

All the team news from around the grounds ahead of Week 12 in the Premier League - more to follow as it comes in.

Swansea 2 Arsenal 1

Wigan 2 Newcastle 1

Rihanna has obtained a restraining order against an obsessed fan.

Belize’s prime minister has urged anti-virus software pioneer John McAfee to help the country’s police with a murder inquiry.

The leader of the Central American nation of Belize said his country will not make a US$23m (€18.64m) bond payment by the deadline, bringing the country one step closer to formal default on a total debt of $544m (€440.9m).

With views over Barrow Bay and Fenit, this four-bed property makes maximum use of location, Tommy Barker reports

Portishead find it "hell" making music.

A PENSIONER who recently celebrated his 80th birthday died in hospital yesterday after he was struck by a car as he crossed the road in a village near Mallow, Co Cork.

A 98-year-old woman is accused of strangling her 100-year-old nursing home room-mate after making the victim's life "a living hell" because she thought the woman was "taking over the room".

MICK McCARTHY is well practised in the art of defiance and the Wolves manager was forced to set his squarest jaw again yesterday after his play-off hopes died on goal difference.

ULSTER fell to their first home defeat under coach Matt Williams in an entertaining eight-try clash at Ravenhill on Saturday.

PAT HUGHES is hoping Point Barrow can boost his claims for the John Smith’s Grand National with a good performance in Saturday’s Red Square Vodka Gold Cup at Haydock.

SARACENS reached their first ever Heineken Cup quarter-final last night as they ended Glasgow’s remote chances.

Pat Hughes has warned that Point Barrow is far from certain to tackle Saturday’s Betfred Gold Cup at Sandown.

LEINSTER crashed to a second successive defeat after losing to Glasgow at Hughenden last night in a match that went to the wire. The defeat also ended a ten-match winning sequence by Leinster over Glasgow but more crucially could put a dent in hopes for a Magners League title.

Leading Irish hope Point Barrow put up an eye-catching display in his prep run for the John Smith’s Grand National when third over hurdles at Navan today.

Cardiff 27 Glasgow 9

OCCASIONALLY, and less frequently as you get older, something happens in this game which grabs you by the throat, has you up out of your seat and just plain excited.

PAT HUGHES, who hadn't visited the winner's enclosure since early November, broke his duck in dramatic style when 20-1 shot Point Barrow landed the biggest prize in National Hunt racing in Ireland, the Powers' Whiskey Grand National at Fairyhouse yesterday.

PAT HUGHES could leave a horrendous couple of months behind by saddling Point Barrow to land a typically wide open Powers' Whiskey Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse this afternoon.

THE director of a major US organisation which helps keep young people out of trouble will visit Limerick this week to see how a local golf club is working to keep boys and girls off the streets.

INTERNATIONAL trio Malcolm O’Kelly, Shane Horgan and Denis Hickie will be sprung from the bench if things go wrong for Leinster against Glasgow in the Celtic Cup quarter-final at Lansdowne Road tonight (7.30).

Munster 25 Glasgow 19

Glasgow 29 Newport-Gwent Dragons 38