Some 88 people were wounded, seven seriously, after part of the roof at London’s Apollo theatre in the West End collapsed last night during a performance.

Over 80 people have been injured, seven of them seriously, after part of the building collapsed in a London theatre tonight.

Up to 40 people are reported to have been injured, at least five of them seriously, after part of a balcony collapsed this evening during a performance in a London theatre.

A star-studded evening of music and tributes was held in memory of Stephen Gately.

Stars of stage and screen turned out tonight to pay tribute to Stephen Gately at a concert in memory of the late Boyzone singer.

A string of celebrities will celebrate the life of Stephen Gately at a memorial concert tonight.

Jockey Dean McKeown will have to wait to discover the result of his appeal against the British Horseracing Authority’s decision to warn him off for four years.

DEAN MCKEOWN’S riding licence has been removed to “protect the integrity of racing”, according to the British Horseracing Authority.

Trainer Evan Williams and jockey Christian Williams will face the British Horseracing Authority’s disciplinary panel tomorrow over the running and riding of Zamboozle last month.

Seb Sanders will have his appeal against a 24-day ban issued under the ’totting-up’ procedure heard by the disciplinary panel of the British Horseracing Authority on Thursday.

Seb Sanders faces a trip to British Horseracing Authority headquarters at Shaftesbury Avenue after falling foul of the whip rules at Lingfield.

IRISH jockey Eddie Ahern will be out of action until April after being hit with a lengthy ban yesterday by the British Horseracing Authority under the totting-up procedure for whip offences.

Francis Norton, Dane O'Neill and Sam Hitchcott all failed a random breath test at Newmarket and were prevented from riding for the day.

London is expected to return to normal today after the disruption caused by the two failed car bombs, but police will be out in greater numbers than usual.

Evan Williams is to appeal to the Horseracing Regulatory Authority against the decision of the local stewards to demote Naomh Aaron to second place at Hereford.

Jamie Spencer will have his crucial appeal against a two-day ban heard by the Horseracing Regulatory Authority disciplinary panel tomorrow.

Robert Winston was today suspended for one year, after being found guilty of various breaches of the Rules of Racing.

Alan Munro, out of action since suffering a convulsion in August, has been stood down until next summer, but insisted that he will return to the sport.

Seamus Heffernan was last night cleared of riding to “team tactics” on Ivan Denisovich in a controversial race for the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes at Ascot last month.

Jockeys Robert Winston, Fran Ferris, Robbie Fitzpatrick and Luke Fletcher face allegations by British racing’s regulators that they “passed on information for reward and or aided and abetted the commission of a corrupt practice”.

Embarrassed jockey Paul O’Neill has issued an apology after the headbutt on a horse which could see him punished by the Horseracing Regulatory Authority.

JOCKEY Kieren Fallon will go to the High Court “and beyond if necessary” after losing an appeal against his suspension from riding in Britain.

Kieren Fallon will not be allowed to continue riding in Britain after being charged as part of a police investigation into alleged race-fixing.

BRITAIN'S racing regulators have stressed that the decision to allow Alan Berry to continue to train despite being charged as part of a police investigation into alleged race-fixing should not be taken as a precedent.

Bookmaker Owen Churchill and jockeys Brian Reilly and Dean Williams are to face various charges by the Horseracing Regulatory Authority over the running of 10 horses in races over a two-month period around 18 months ago.

DAVID PIPE has been issued with his training licence by the Horseracing Regulatory Authority and will send out his first runners at Kelso today.

HAVING ridden a double at Folkestone 24 hours earlier, Jamie Spencer repeated the trick at Yarmouth yesterday and gave the Michael Bell stable a brace of their own when foiling a major gamble in the Win More At Breckalnd Bingo Thetford Handicap.

Richard Whitaker is to face the Jockey Club’s disciplinary panel on Thursday after Vicious Prince failed a drugs test at Ripon in May.

Mark Prescott and Jean-Pierre Guillambert are to challenge the fine and suspension imposed over the running and riding of Secret Liaison at Newcastle on Monday.

Jamie Spencer has had a two-day riding ban quashed on appeal at the Jockey Club today.

Arsenal striker Quincy Owusu-Abeyie was arrested today after a fight broke out following the Professional Footballers’ Association Player Awards.

Arsenal striker Quincy Owusu-Abeyie was arrested today after a fight broke out following the Professional Footballers’ Association Player Awards.

Trainer Declan Carroll and apprentice Neil Brown have been called to the Jockey Club over the running and riding of Pearl Fisher at Wolverhampton last month.

Martin Pipe has been fined £7,500 (€10,900) by the disciplinary panel of the Jockey Club today after refusing to allow Tanterari into the dope-testing box at Haydock last week.

Britain's Jockey Club officials have scheduled an 11am inquiry tomorrow for Martin Pipe over his refusal to allow a horse to be dope-tested at Haydock last week.

JOCKEY CLUB officials were none-the-wiser yesterday as to whether champion trainer Martin Pipe will attend a scheduled hearing tomorrow over his refusal to allow a horse to be dope-tested at Haydock last week.

Shane Kelly and Neil Callan will appear before the Jockey Club disciplinary panel tomorrow following an altercation in the Lingfield weighing room on January 26.

Trainer Martin Pipe and jockey Jamie Moore have been found guilty of breaching Jockey Club rules over the running and riding of Celtic Son.

A hearing into jockey Josh Byrne’s appeal against a seven-day ban picked up at Leicester earlier this month has been delayed for further investigation into betting matters.

Actress Kim Cattrall is so terrified of being attacked while living in London, she has hired a 24-hour bodyguard to protect her.

Jockey Josh Byrne was in hot water at Leicester yesterday when he collected a seven-day ban for his riding of Shady Grey.

Dawson’s Creek star Joshua Jackson is to appear in the West End.

Long-running stage show Les Miserables is to move to a new home after 18 years, it was announced today.

TV presenter Jamie Theakston finds himself facing a spot of woman trouble in his latest West End role.