European U-21 Championship qualifierpublished at 17:47
Norway U-21 v England U-21 17:45 BST
Halfpenny ruled out of World Cup
Countdown to Euro 2016 qualifiers
N Ireland v Hungary; Scotland v Germany (19:45 BST)
Carrick withdraws from England squad
Rio Paralympics - one year to go
Steve Canavan and Jamie Lillywhite
Norway U-21 v England U-21 17:45 BST
Football
Glamorgan v Kent, Wednesday
Norway U-21 v England U-21, 17:45 BST
Road cycling
The big guns in the thick of it.
Football
Derby County teenager Jamie Hanson has signed a new three-year contract with the Championship club.
The 19-year-old has made three league starts for the Rams so far this season.
Tennis
Not a great omen ahead of Andy Murray's fourth round US Open match later...
Boxing
Commonwealth featherweight champion Josh Warrington hopes to fight IBF world champion Lee Selby in the spring.
Selby, 28, fights Mexican Fernando Montiel on 14 October and Warrington hopes the Welshman can win and arrange an all-British world title clash.
"Selby is the fight we want," Warrington, 24, told BBC Radio Leeds after defending his Commonwealth title for a third time on Saturday.
Football
Spurs full-back Kyle Walker puts his time off to good use.
Liverpool's Joe Gomez tweets a picture of the journey to Norway for the European Championship qualifier in Norway. That fruit bowl doesn't look the best does it? They don't look to have touched it.
Road cycling
It's all happening in the north-west today.
Football
Ahead of England's game with Switzerland at Wembley on Tuesday...
Rugby League
Wigan Warriors chairman Ian Lenagan plans to host further 'home' games in London after a "successful" first fixture at The Den, home of League One football side Millwall.
Warriors secured a Super League play-off spot by beating Catalans Dragons on Saturday in front of a crowd of 8,101 - the highest attendance for a Super League game in nine years.
"Millwall has worked extremely well. It's a lovely stadium, the atmosphere is superb," Lenagan told BBC Radio Manchester.
Football
Northern Ireland need three points to qualify for Euro 2016, and can seal a place by beating Hungary at Windsor Park tonight (kick off 19:45 BST)
Cumberland v Oxfordshire
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Cumberland are captained by Gary Pratt, who ran out Ricky Ponting as a substitute fielder in the 2005 Ashes. Wonder if Punter has gone up there to cheer Gary on?
Road cycling
Looking lovely in Lancashire.
Rugby League
Football
No excuse for these two to be late.
Road cycling
It's stage two of the Tour of Britain, a 159.3km loop from Clitheroe to Colne, and the weather has been kind...one hesitates to say for once. Our colleagues at BBC Lancashire are all over it. As always, of course.
Surrey v Nottinghamshire
We will have live text commentary on the BBC Sport website.