Jockeys Jimmy Quinn, Kirsty Milczarek, Greg Fairley and Paul Doe were all found in breach of the rules at a British Horseracing Authority hearing into alleged corruption, the findings of which were published today.

The British Horseracing Authority will not announce the results of an inquiry into alleged breaches of the rules by four jockeys until December 14.

The Vatican, reeling from criticism over its handling of sexual abuse cases in Ireland, has taken the unusual step of publishing its internal files about a priest accused of molesting youngsters in Ireland and the US.

Four jockeys are among 13 people charged with serious breaches of the rules of racing.

BRITISH racing is braced for another inquiry into corruption after 13 people were charged with serious breaches of the rules of racing.

JON NURSE’S scrambled goal gave Dagenham & Redbridge a remarkable promotion and victory in a pulsating Coca-Cola League Two play-off final at Wembley yesterday.

Isla Fisher and Sacha Baron Cohen married in Paris last Monday.

Isla Fisher and Sacha Baron Cohen are apparently set to marry this month.

THE suspected victim of a 1950s murder in the US has been found alive in Australia.

George Baker's brimming confidence in My Kingdom was justified as he ran out a clear-cut winner of the £10,000 (€11,764) 180Casino.com Brighton Rocket Handicap today.

Paul Doe was suspended 10 days after Love Allowed (28-1) finished last in the Bet Multiples – Betdaq Median Auction Maiden Stakes at Lingfield.

Trainer William Knight and jockey Paul Doe have been charged by the Horseracing Regulatory Authority over the running and riding of Postgraduate at Windsor last month.

AP Chief of African News Michelle Faul covered both sides of Liberia’s civil war and the war in Sierra Leone from 1990 to 1994, when she was West Africa Correspondent.

Ellen Johnson Sirleaf takes office today as Liberia’s new head of state, carving her name into history as Africa’s first elected female president and taking the helm of a ruined nation struggling for peace after a quarter century of coups and war.

The penultimate chapter in the fairytale story of Vodafone Derby favourite Motivator was given a happy ending in London today when Johnny Murtagh was cleared to take the ride on Saturday.

MICHAEL JACKSON’s elegant home with its lavish playground for children was placed on display in a courtroom as defence lawyers showed a judge videotapes of a raid last year on the pop star’s Neverland estate.

Michael Jackson’s defence team aims to find out whether his lawyer-client privilege was violated when authorities broke into the office of a private investigator hired by the pop star.

A US Army sergeant is suing his government in a bid to avoid being sent back to Iraq, it emerged yesterday.

Hannibal Lecter has been voted the scariest serial killer of all time in a new film poll.

Paul Doe scored a partial victory at a hearing of the Jockey Club disciplinary committee.