Yeovil Town have parted company with manager Paul Sturrock.Sturrock joined the Glovers in April but last weekend's defeat against Northampton was their twelfth League Two game without a win and leaves them bottom of the table.

Darren Way will take charge as interim manager with immediate effect with Terry Skiverton assisting him.

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It is the turn of the third track and field athlete on the SPOTY list to go into the spotlight.

Why do you think world long jump champion Greg Rutherford should win Sports Personality of the Year? 

Send us your thoughts using #bbcsportsday on Twitter.

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You can find out more about all 12 contenders for the award on the BBC Sport website.

Thomas Brown: It has to be Adam Peaty. Unprecedented GB triple world champ & double world record holder without team or technology to help.

Josephine Appleby: Three World Championship gold medals and three world records, is why Adam Peaty will get my SPOTY vote this year.

Send us your thoughts using #bbcsportsday on Twitter. We will be asking for your comments on all the candidates throughout the day.  

Wales captain and Cardiff Blues flanker Sam Warburton has been ruled out for up to six weeks with an ankle injury.

Warburton suffered the injury in a tackle by Justin Tipuric, his rival for the flanker's position with Wales, in Saturday's Pro12 loss to Ospreys.

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It's the first day of December, and that can mean only one thing - yes, the BBC Sport advent calendar is back. 

We'll be bringing you some of the best sporting videos of the year over the next 24 days, and up first is Carli Lloyd's ridiculous halfway-line goal in the Women's World Cup final. Complete with some, er, rather excitable commentary from Jonathan Pearce...

Watch it here.

We go from the tennis court to the swimming pool for the ninth SPOTY nominee.

Why do you think double world swimming championship winner Adam Peaty should win Sports Personality of the Year? 

Send us your thoughts using #bbcsportsday on Twitter.

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You can find out more about all 12 contenders for the award on the BBC Sport website.

More on why you think Andy Murray should be Sports Personality of the Year.

John: Andy Murray should be #spoty Yeah he won a couple of years ago but he's Britain's greatest ever.

Kenny: Definitely gets my vote Great effort by the whole team but @andy_murray led the way all year

Send us your thoughts on the contenders using #bbcsportsday on Twitter

We are asking why you think Andy Murray should be this year's Sports Personality of the Year.

Noptajoe: Andy Murray is the second best player in the world at the 3rd most popular sport in the world. No other Brit can compare.  

KayL: Andy Murray should win. His part in winning the Davis cup was total commitment for Great Britain...not just one event.

Send us your thoughts using #bbcsportsday on Twitter. We will be asking for your comments on all the candidates throughout the day.

Action continues at the UK Championship in York this afternoon and here is your chance to get involved...

Our next contender is no stranger to the SPOTY award, having won it in 2013. This year he helped Great Britain win the Davis Cup.

Why do you think Davis Cup winner Andy Murray should win Sports Personality of the Year? 

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You can find out more about all 12 contenders for the award on the BBC Sport website.

We're asking why you think Lewis Hamilton should be this year's Sports Personality of the Year...

Dave Davis: Triple world champion and a huge worldwide fan base.

Alan Brion Cheatle: I would say that Lewis Hamilton wins the individual prize and the GB tennis boys win the team award.

Send us your thoughts using #bbcsportsday on Twitter. We'll be asking for your comments on all the candidates throughout the day. 

Former Everton and Manchester United boss David Moyes says he would be open to coaching in Europe again, despite being sacked by Real Sociedad.

Moyes was dismissed earlier this month a day short of his one-year anniversary at the Spanish La Liga club.

But he told BBC Radio 5 live: "I'm open minded and Spain whetted my appetite. If the right opportunities came up in the major leagues I'd be interested."

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We're asking why you think Lewis Hamilton should be this year's Sports Personality of the Year...

The Liam Catterson: If Lewis Hamilton wins #SPOTY again this year, I wouldn't be shocked. The guy has had a dominating season, so why not?

Lo: Hamilton wins it for me, 3-time world champion. Two years running - first ever Brit to do it in my lifetime.

Send us your thoughts using #bbcsportsday on Twitter. We'll be asking for your comments on all the candidates throughout the day. 

We all love a leisurely afternoon on the golf course. But it might not be quite so leisurely any more.

As BBC golf correspondent Iain Carter explains, the game's powers-that-be are considering scorecard penalties to punish slow play.

Read more here.

Our next contender took home the SPOTY prize last year and has since won his third Formula 1 world title.

Why do you think world champion Lewis Hamilton should win Sports Personality of the Year? 

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You can find out more about all 12 contenders for the award on the BBC Sport website.

Darren:  I think Fury is the most worthy for SPOTY...He's just won the most prestigious honour in sports. HW champ of the WORLD!  

Jamie Common: Fury won the biggest fight of his life as the underdog and if you're after a sports "personality" then he's the epitome.

Send us your thoughts using #bbcsportsday on Twitter. We'll be asking for your comments on all the candidates throughout the day. Up next: Lewis Hamilton

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West Brom striker Salomon Rondon is at the heart of a walkout threat by Venezuela's international team.

The squad, which also includes Genoa midfielder Tomas Rincon, said in a statement that it "cannot carry on in an atmosphere damaged by the directors" of the national FA.

The team have lost all four of their 2018 World Cup qualifying matches so far and were accused by the Venezuelan FA president of trying to get the coach sacked.

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