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In the next hour on Sportsday we will bring you race one of the day at the Cheltenham Festival as well as Roberto Martinez's news conference as his side prepare to face Dynamo Kiev in the Europa League on Thursday.
The Spaniard is due before the cameras at 14:00 GMT.
Newcastle Falcons are to sign prop Ben Harris from Championship club Yorkshire Carnegie ahead of next season.
The 25-year-old has agreed a two-year deal following talks with Falcons director of rugby Dean Richards.
"I want to go up and learn as much as I can and test myself at the top end of the game," he said.
John McEnerney: Winston Bogarde won the Champions League with Ajax moves to AC Milan and Barcelona on big wages, ends up demoted to the Chelsea youth team.
Image source, Getty ImagesHaris Hameed: Mohammed Amir. From being the hottest young talent in cricket, successor to Wasim Akram, to jail in less than two years.
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The Qatar national football team will use the Football Association's national football centre at St George's Park in May as its base for friendlies against European opposition.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe venue in Burton will host the team before a match against Northern Ireland at a Midlands venue on 31 May - with other internationals also mooted.
FA chairman Greg Dyke has opposed Qatar's hosting of the 2022 World Cup.
Zimbabwe captain Brendan Taylor has agreed to join Nottinghamshire ahead of the new county season.
The club are currently awaiting approval from the England and Wales Cricket Board and the exact terms of the deal have not yet been revealed.
Taylor, 29, has played 23 Tests, 166 one-day internationals and 26 T20 matches for Zimbabwe, and is currently leading them at the World Cup.
Celtic midfielder Stefan Johansen has been voted top player in the Scottish Professional Football League during February.
Image source, SNS Group Alan HarveyStefan Johansen scored four goals during February
The 24-year-old Norwegian scored four goals during February to take his total to 10 in 50 appearances for club and country this season.
So then, we asked how many golf courses there on this planet of ours (see 12:18).
And the answer is - drumroll - 34,011.
If you got the correct answer, you really should get out more.
Image source, Getty ImagesAccording to a report commissioned by the R&A, the United States is home to nearly half those courses (45%), with 22% in Europe.
The report says 696 golf courses are under construction or in advance planning and that the sport is going to new areas, with Belarus, Azerbaijan and Georgia opening their first courses in the last two years.
So there you go - info to dazzle your mates with down the pub.
More on the cricket and England fans should "hide behind the sofa" rather than watch the Ashes this summer, former batsman Mark Butcher says.
England were knocked out of the World Cup after losing to Bangladesh.
Image source, Getty ImagesThey next go to the West Indies for a Test series before meeting New Zealand and Australia this summer.
Butcher told BBC Radio 5 live : "I'm afraid, with things the way they are, they are going to give us an absolute hiding."
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland cricket coach Peter Moores is in the wrong job according to the country's former captain Michael Vaughan.
Moores, 52, is under pressure after England suffered a humiliating World Cup exit at the Pool stage with a game to spare.
"I personally think Peter is in the wrong job," says Vaughan. "He would be absolutely suited to run the England system from about 15 to 20 years of age. I personally would bring in someone like Jason Gillespie to run the England team. I think he has that laid-back approach."
England face Afghanistan in their final Pool match on Friday.
Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson has played down the prospect of him captaining the club when Steven Gerrard leaves for Major League Soccer this summer.
Henderson became vice captain at the beginning of the season and has been captain in Gerrard's absence through injury in recent weeks, though manager Brendan Rodgers has played down talk of the former Sunderland midfielder being guaranteed the role.
Image source, Getty Images"Next season we'll see what happens because it might not be me succeeding Stevie, it might be someone else," Henderson tells the official Liverpool FC magazine.
"There are a lot of strong leaders in the dressing room. There are a lot of big characters in the team - down to earth, humble people. Stevie's the perfect captain really. He's a leader on and off the field. He's someone we all look up to. He always puts the team first. He's very unselfish."
Now then, get your thinking caps on for we have a teaser and a half for you.
How many golf courses are there on planet Earth?
Image source, Getty ImagesThe exact figure - correct as of 31 December, 2014 - has just been revealed in a report issued by the R&A.
We'll give you a clue because we're kind like that. It's more than zero but less than 50,000. There, that makes it easier doesn't it...
Answer coming your way in 20 minutes.
Daily Mirror:, external Liverpool have been linked with Lazio's Felipe Anderson, 21, with the club sending scouts to keep tabs on the £20m rated midfielder.
Image source, Getty ImagesScotland offspinner Majid Haq has been sent home from the Cricket World Cup after a comment on social media.
Haq, 32, was unhappy at not being selected for his side's 148-run defeat to Sri Lanka in Hobart.
His tweet, which has since been deleted, read: "Always tougher when you're in the minority! #colour #race".
Haq will be serving a three-week ban at the start of the season from his league, the West District Cricket Union, for comments previously made on social media.
Frank Keogh
BBC Sport at the Cheltenham Festival
Champagne Fever has been ruled out of Wednesday's Queen Mother Champion Chase at the Cheltenham Festival.
The grey, trained by in-form Willie Mullins and the mount of Ruby Walsh, was injured in his box.
He was about 5-1 third favourite behind previous winners Sire De Grugy and Sprinter Sacre.
The horse had appeared to have recovered from being bitten on the lip by a stablemate on the trip over from Ireland but was confirmed a non-runner.
Image source, Getty ImagesIn light of Radamel Falcao turning out for Manchester United Under-21s, we are asking you for your views on the biggest fall from grace in sporting history.
Christopher Galazka: Manchester United without Fergie without a doubt.
Tom Bielich: Any Liverpool striker once they have left Anfield; Owen, Torres…
Paul Walton: Three nominations: Lance Armstrong; Diego Maradona; Alex Higgins.
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Image source, Getty ImagesBBC Tees Sport's Mark Drury:, external No comment from Middlesbrough on Jordan Rhodes but we understands there have been talks over a loan move for the Blackburn striker. No deal has been agreed yet though and Boro are far from the only team keen on Rhodes.
Image source, Getty ImagesDaily Express:, external Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal will be given another £150m to revive the club's fortunes, with the club's hierarchy thought to be reluctant to make another change following the early departure of Van Gaal's predecessor David Moyes.
For more forecasts and viewpoints from the Festival, take a look at BBC radio 5 live's preview of day two with jockey Andrew Thornton and commentator John Hunt.
Image source, BBC Radio 5 liveFrank Keogh
BBC Sport at the Cheltenham Festival
"One big race - so many stories. The Queen Mother Champion Chase at 15:20 GMT has a number of potential headline grabbers.
"Will it be last year's winner Sire De Grugy, and his boisterous band of Crystal Palace-supporting fans, who placed a blue and red scarf around the neck of the Duchess of Cornwall at last year's presentation?
"Maybe Sprinter Sacre, rated the best steeplechaser of his generation when winning two years ago, but with only one run in 15 months after suffering a heart scare?
"Then there's retiring champion jockey AP McCoy, seeking his first winner of the 2015 meeting on Mr Mole; and Dodging Bullets, the jump racing improver bred by flat racing's most famous jockey Frankie Dettori. The Italian will be in attendance today hoping it is the latter that steals the show."
Andy Murray is set to add former world number four Jonas Bjorkman to his coaching team.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Scot has been looking for a second coach to work alongside Amelie Mauresmo since splitting from long-time team member Dani Vallverdu in November.
Swede Bjorkman will spend a week with Murray at some point in the next month with a view to joining the team on a permanent basis.