Before we go through the 2015 BBC Sports Personality of the Year contenders, some people aren't too happy with the names who didn't make the list...

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You can register to vote now for Sports Personality of the Year. The actual voting itself only opens during the live programme on 20 December.

You can only vote once, but registering now will mean you can also vote for the Overseas Sports Personality of the Year award which is currently open.

You will also be able to vote by landline and mobile, but you will be charged 15p, plus the standard call charges. Full terms and conditions here.

So register now and get ready to decide the winner of the 2015 Sports Personality of the Year.

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In case you missed it last night, the 12-strong shortlist for BBC Sports Personality of the Year has been announced.

The nominations are: Lizzie Armitstead, Lucy Bronze, Jessica Ennis-Hill, Mo Farah, Chris Froome, Tyson Fury, Lewis Hamilton, Andy Murray, Adam Peaty, Greg Rutherford, Kevin Sinfield, Max Whitlock.

The winner will be decided by a public vote and announced at the live event which takes place in Belfast on Sunday 20 December.

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More on the news that a Chinese consortium is set to invest £265m ($400m) in Manchester City.

The deal equates to a 13% stake in the club's umbrella organisation, City Football Group, which includes teams in New York, Melbourne and Yokohama - effectively valuing the business at £2bn.

The investment comes after Chinese President Xi Jinping visited City during a four-day state visit to Britain in October.

"Our belief is that we now have an unrivalled platform to grow CFG, our clubs and companies both in China and internationally, and we will be working hard with our new partners to realize the potential that this deal creates,'' City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak said. 

There's a lot of love for Chris Jordan, whose Super Over on Monday went for just three runs, to help England complete a 3-0 T20 series whitewash over Pakistan. 

"That's the first time I've been involved in a super over, in any form", said the 27 year old.

"It's something we try to work on, so we can deliver under pressure. I was able to hold my nerve."

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You can watch the best of the action on the BBC Sport website as Peter Ebdon recovered from just five hours sleep to record a shock third-round UK Championship win over reigning world champion Stuart Bingham in York.

Ebdon, 45, only finished his second-round match at 01:30 GMT on Monday, but said he felt "fantastic" as won 6-3.

World number one Mark Selby survived a thrilling late night final-frame finish to beat Welshman Jamie Jones 6-5.

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Andy Murray says talking to the Lawn Tennis Association about the future of British tennis is a waste of his time.

"Nothing ever gets done and I don't like wasting my time," he said after leading GB to Davis Cup success at the weekend.

The Scot added he has not discussed the lack of young British players competing in Grand Slams with LTA chief executive Michael Downey.

"I don't speak to any of the people who are in a high-up position about that," Murray revealed. "I haven't really spoken to them about anything. It's concerning not to have any juniors in the grand slams because that is something we were always very good at. It's not ideal."

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Big news coming out of Manchester City this morning with the club revealing a $400m investment from China.

I am told this should not be regarded as the start of an exit strategy from the current owners and that Sheik Mansour remains 100% committed to the club.

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What it will do is open doors to a commercial market generally recognised as one of those that offers huge opportunities for growth.

It is also worth noting City are now worth approximately 10 times more than when Sheik Mansour bought it in 2008.

Former Wales striker Iwan Roberts has told BBC Radio Wales that manager Garry Monk should face up to the fact that Swansea are in a Premier League relegation battle.

The Swans are currently 15th in the table and four points above the relegation zone, although Monk believes they can escape trouble.

But Roberts said: "He needs to wake up, I think, because they're right in it, they really are. For him to say they're not in a relegation fight - they're four points from the bottom three - they're right in amongst it."

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The 2016 Aintree Grand National will have a new start time of 17:15 BST.

The race on Saturday 9 April, previously had a start time of 16:15 but has been switched to allow more racing fans to watch and listen to it.

There will be live commentary on BBC Radio 5 live and it will be televised on Channel 4.

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The Manchester Evening News, external reports that Manchester City's Argentine defender Martin Demichelis, whose contract expires in the summer, is planning to discuss his future towards the end of the season.

But the 34-year-old is likely to return to his homeland to finish his career.

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You can get more of Tuesday's football gossip on the BBC Sport website.

The Sun reports, external that Arsenal are lining up a £22m January bid for Porto's 18-year-old defensive midfielder Ruben Neves, as cover for the injured Francis Coquelin.  

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In Tuesday's football gossip, the Daily Mirror reports, external that Manchester United's hopes of luring Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo back to Old Trafford have been boosted by his mother Dolores, who would prefer the 30-year-old to return to the club he left in 2009.  

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The Daily Star reports that Ander Herrera wants showdown talks with Louis van Gaal after becoming disillusioned at Manchester United.

There is also a picture of former captain Steven Gerrard and current manager Jurgen Klopp after Gerrard returned to train with Liverpool during the MLS close-season.

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The Daily Mirror reports that Chelsea want to sign Bayern Munich striker Thomas Muller as a replacement for Diego Costa.

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The Guardian features a photo of former New Zealand captain Chris Cairns after he was found not guilty of perjury after a nine-week trial in London.

It also reports on the financial problems at Bolton Wanderers,

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Murray's criticisms also feature in the Independent along with a story that new England coach Eddie Jones wants Bristol's Steve Borthwick as part of his coaching team.