The roof at Silverstone, the venue for the British Grand Prix, is being repaired after it was damaged by high winds and extreme weather.

Part of the 'Wing', the three-storey corporate building at Silverstone, was affected by wind on late Sunday and Monday. Images on social media appeared to show a section of the roof had been removed.

"Although it looks a bit of a mess at the moment, the damage is largely cosmetic and the structural and functional integrity of the roof remains completely intact,'' said Silverstone sporting director Stuart Pringle, who added that none of the scheduled races would be affected.

We are asking for your great captains. Here are some more of your suggestions.

Dwayne Pipe: Mike Brearley as, unlike the others (all excellent players), he was picked AS a captain, he was so good. He made others click.

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Chris: Emlyn Hughes has to be in with a shout, England and Liverpool captain. Legend.

Ieuan: Willie John McBride surely a shout for greatest captain ever. Lions 1974, series win South Africa and a scrap or two to boot.

Here's a story Bolton fans wish was an April Fools' Day joke.

The Championship club's debt is now up to £172.9m after they announced a loss of £9.1m for the 2014 financial year.

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Wanderers also said that staff costs have reduced by £9m because of a number of players leaving.

Bolton, who owe the majority of their debt to owner Eddie Davies, ended an 11-year stay in the Premier League after relegation in May 2012.

Scotland will discover on 21 May if their Euro 2016 qualifier in Georgia will be played behind closed doors.

Uefa will meet next month to decide if the Georgian Football Federation (GFF) will face sanctions following crowd disturbances at the weekend.

Play was halted twice during the 2-0 defeat by Germany in Tbilisi on Sunday when supporters invaded the pitch.

Cases against two other Group D sides - Poland and the Republic of Ireland - will also be heard at the meeting.

Sheffield boxer Kell Brook will race in the Yorkshire Half Marathon to raise money for The Children's Hospital Charity.

Brook, 28, said: "I am looking forward to swapping my boxing gloves for running shoes to try and raise some money for this amazing charity."

The Englishman, who defended his IBF world welterweight title against Romanian Jo Jo Dan, has already helped raise thousands for the charity after donating signed boxing gloves for an auction and competing in a charity boxing match last December.

Suspended Pakistan all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez will undergo official testing of his off-spin bowling in India next week.

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Hafeez was suspended from bowling after he was reported during a test against New Zealand in Abu Dhabi in November. The off-spinner's elbow exceeded beyond the allowed 15-degree limit during a test in London.

He has worked with experts at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore to bring his elbow extension within the permissible tolerance limits.

The ICC will retest Hafeez at Sri Ramachandra University in Chennai on April 9.

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We asked you who you think is the greatest sports captain of all time...

Waseeq Akbari: Carlos Puyol without a doubt, greatest captain ever, the only one to win 6 possible trophies in one calendar year.

David Barber: No footballer can be greatest captain. Manager has too much power. Cricket and rugby best choices. Answer Brian Close.

Rishi Bhabutta: Surely MS Dhoni. Won every ICC trophy, IPL and CLT20. His unwavering self-belief has propelled his teams to years of success.

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Northampton Saints Director of Rugby Jim Mallinder has confirmed wing George North won't play against Clermont Auvergne in the Champions Cup this weekend.

North is currently seeing a neurologist following a blow to his head from Wasps forward Nathan Hughes during a Premiership match on Friday (that left him unconscious and resulted in Hughes being charged) and Saints will follow that advice.

It is Welshman North's fourth head injury in the last five months.

Arsenal right-back Mathieu Debuchy writes on Twitter:, external So happy to be back. Thank you everyone for your support.

Debuchy played alongside Mikel Arteta, Jack Wilshere and Abou Diaby as an Arsenal XI beat Brentford 4-0 in a friendly on Tuesday.

After a £12m move from Newcastle in the summer, Debuchy has had an injury-hit season. He suffered an ankle injury in September that led to a three-month absence and has not played a first-team match since dislocating his shoulder against Stoke on 11 January.

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We have been discussing some of the reaction to England's 1-1 draw with Italy on Sportsday today, but if you want to continue to absorb yourself in all things international once we have finished for the day you can do so by tuning in to BBC Radio 5 Live from 19:00 BST, where you will find their football discussion, hosted by Kelly Cates and featuring Sam Wallace, Henry Winter and Neil Ashton.

Look away Swansea fans.

England Under-21 international Tom Carroll faces up to six weeks on the sidelines because of ankle ligament damage.

Midfielder Carroll, who is on loan from Tottenham, scored the only goal in England Under-21s' 1-0 victory over the Czech Republic last Friday, but got injured later on in the same game.

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A Swansea spokesman has confirmed that the 22-year-old is now expected to be out for between four and six weeks. Carroll has so far made 18 appearances for the Swans after joining them last summer on a season-long loan.

Nick Hope
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"The British Olympic Association (BOA) say their stance hasn't changed since they first received Aaron Cook's written request to switch nationalities to Moldova (see 11:32), as they are still investigating the situation. As such they have issued a similar short statement to then:

"'We have received a nationality change request from Aaron Cook regarding his future Olympic Games participation,' said a BOA spokesperson. 'The BOA is liaising with all parties to carefully consider this.'"

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Leeds captain Kevin Sinfield is switching codes to rugby union at the end of the season after a league career that has seen him lead the Rhinos to six Grand Finals victories, three World Club Challenges and a Challenge Cup for his one professional club. Butis he the greatest sports captain of all time.

Al Buset: Great captaincy is about continual success and dominance over a sustained period of time....Kevin Sinfield...no doubt

Ben Grzesica: Ritchie McCaw hands down!

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England international Micah Richards on Twitter: , externalHow can Phil Jones get criticism for playing holding midfield? Everyone knows it's not his position. He did a job he was asked to do.

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Before you cry April Fool, we can assure you the following story is real.

Fifa president Sepp Blatter is "ready to change", according to the man who represents more than 200 of Europe's leading football clubs, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge. Take a moment to digest that and then read on...

European Club Association (ECA) chief Rummenigge said: "In discussions we've had I always had the impression he [Blatter] was a bit upset about the fact he is criticised by the media as a whole. He's ready to change. So I'm not so pessimistic about him. I'm quite optimistic that in Fifa things are changing in a good way."

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Speaking of captains...

England captain Wayne Rooney has posted on Instagram, external his reaction to the national side's 1-1 draw in Italy. He said: "Not a bad draw last night against Italy.

"The first half never went to plan and wasn't good enough but the lads did well to turn it around. Thanks to all the fans for your support and especially those in the stadium last night."

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We asked you who is the greatest sports captain of all time...

Haris Hameed: Imran Khan. Led the cornered Tigers and created history.

Pirate Irwin: Toss-up between Mike Brearley and Francois Pienaar, I opt for the latter.

Stuart Bromell: Greatest sports captain of all time? Martin Johnson. A true leader....a general!! Ask Mary McAleese (Ireland 2003).

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April 1. A day of mischief and jokes. And also a day when these things happened in previous years...

1933: Walter Hammond set what was then a world Test match record when he made 336 not out against New Zealand at Auckland, an innings which included 10 sixes.

1990: The Rangers v Celtic match from Ibrox was the first British league game to be broadcast on satellite, by BSB, in this country.

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2009: Newcastle confirmed former striker Alan Shearer as their coach for the final eight matches of the 2008-09 season, but he was unable to save them from relegation to the Championship.

2014: Tiger Woods announced he would miss the Masters after undergoing successful microdiscectomy surgery on a pinched nerve.

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During Andy Murray's 500 professional career wins, he has used 12.5 miles of racquet string. That's 182 Centre Courts back-to-back. He has run 1,242 miles, which is equivalent to 47 marathons. He has drunk 2,000 litres of water and has used 2,000 pairs of sweatbands - enough for everyone who attended the Royal Wedding in 2011 (although the blue camouflage design ones he sometimes wears probably wouldn't have matched Kate's dress).

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Kevin Sinfield will leave Leeds Rhinos at the end of the season after captaining them to huge success in rugby league. Is he the greatest sports captain of all time? And if not, who is?

LJW: No, he's not up with Bobby Moore, Allan Border, John Dawes, W-J McBride, Richie McCaw, Franz Beckenbauer and others.

Adam Ryan: Bobby Moore. Only man to win a World Cup for England. Superb leader.

Calamity: José María Olazábal.

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