So the question of replacing God Save the Queen as England's national anthem for sporting events was raised in the House of Commons today - hence our debate on your ideas for alternatives. 

I'll leave our colleagues on BBC News' Politics Live page to steer you through the nitty gritty, but in essence this is what happened: 

Labour MP Toby Perkins presented the case for (Jerusalem is an "early favourite") and Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg spoke against. For Rees-Mogg singing a "jolly tune" such as Jerusalem was "not dignified" before the start of cricket matches. And the fact that it wasn't sung at Lords was "a sign of the correct order of things"...

The bill will return to parliament on Friday, 4 March -  but before then you can have your say in our (slightly tongue in cheek) vote on the top-right hand side of the page...  

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His showings this season suggest he might just be - especially that performance in Arsenal's crunch Champions League game at Olympiakos. 

Although quite a few people might have expected to see the Costa Rica forward go out on loan again this year, manager Arsene Wenger has other ideas.

"I flat-refused to let him go because I saw something in him that gives you belief, because of his attitude," Wenger said. "After Olympiakos, in a game where we were like that, knife on the throat, he turned up with something special."

New South Africa Test captain AB de Villiers says he is "not sure" if he wants to remain in charge beyond the Test series against England.

De Villiers, 31, replaced Hashim Amla, who resigned after last week's drawn second Test with England in Cape Town.

"My focus is on international cricket and I want to play for as long as possible," he said.

"I'm still very committed. To the job? I'm not sure. The two Test matches for now is all I'm focusing on."

The third Test in Johannesburg begins on Thursday, with England leading 1-0 in the four-match series.

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Lyon's 27-year-old striker Claudio Beauvue is close to a £4m move to Spanish club Celta Vigo, reports French sports daily L'Equipe., external

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John Sheridan, boss of League Two club Newport County, has been given permission to speak to Oldham Athletic about their vacant managerial job. 

The 51-year-old former Oldham midfielder also managed the Latics from 2006-2009.

League One Oldham sacked David Dunn as manager on Tuesday after a run of seven league games without a win.

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Here's a couple more of your... ideas.

Chris 9121892: How about the Four Seasons and "Stay" (just a little bit longer) as the anthem for the England football team in Euros?

Ian Morrison: National anthem for England? How about Manamana by the Muppets. Perfect for any England sports team. 

Chris Harmer: Just listened to Jerusalem, goosebumps all over. God Save The Queen is outdated and boring. No contest.  

With MPs set to debate whether to replace God Save the Queen as England's national anthem for sporting events, we've been asking for your suggestions for a replacement.    

What does England cricket captain Alastair Cook reckon? 

"The Barmy Army sing Jerusalem and that's what English cricket is renowned for," he told BBC Sport. 

"We're in a different situation because we are the England and Wales Cricket Board. It’s a decision for people more educated than us.”

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And here's what else you can look forward to across BBC TV and radio today.

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Seven-time snooker world champion Stephen Hendry turns 47 on Wednesday.

The Scot won the Masters on six occasions and is part of the BBC's team covering this year's event.

Today, BBC Two begins our snooker schedule with live coverage of John Higgins' meeting with Liang Wenbo from 13:00 GMT.

Sevilla striker Ciro Immobile is set for a return to Torino on loan, according to El Pais, external.

The 25-year-old former Borussia Dortmund and Juventus forward spent a season with Italian club Torino before leaving for Germany in 2014.

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Our (slightly tongue in cheek) debate today has been on potential new English sporting anthems to replace God Save the Queen, prompted by a Labour MP suggesting, external the anthem should "celebrate England rather than Britain". 

The issue is about to be debated in the House of Commons. You can watch what's said here - from about 12:35 GMT. 

After the signing of Wasps fly-half Alex Lozowski, Sarries announce another new face for next season...

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Answers for you in a few hours...

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With MPs set to debate whether to replace God Save the Queen as England's national anthem for sporting events, we've been asking for your suggestions for a replacement.  

Shaun Conway: Surely for the major tournaments, Another One Bites The Dust would be appropriate?

scillaciRam: Anarchy in the UK is the perfect anthem for firing up deep passions or perhaps Firestarter?

Aidan: New anthem - I like Billy Connolly's proposal to use the theme from the Archers....

Ooof! Sincerely hope you and Billy are in the minority on that one Aidan...

Vadim Cobilas will leave Sale Sharks at the end of the season after he agreed a three-year deal with Bordeaux-Begles.

The 32-year-old prop, who is out of contract in the summer, joined Sale in 2011 and became the first Moldova international to play in the Premiership.

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These were the words put to Newcastle defender Paul Dummett, who scored an absolute belter in Newcastle's 3-3 home draw with Manchester United last night. 

The man asking the question? None other than former Magpies striker Alan Shearer - no stranger to a celebration himself of course. 

Listen to the full clip from BBC Radio 5 live over here.

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Eddie Jones is set to significantly shake-up the England squad when he announces his 33-man party at 14:00 GMT. A host of young and uncapped players will be included, with the likes of Maro Itoje, Jack Clifford, Elliott Daly and Josh Beaumont all in the mix.

This means some stalwarts of the Stuart Lancaster regime - such as Tom Wood, Ben Morgan and Brad Barritt - are in danger of missing out, while Danny Cipriani will again be overlooked with George Ford and Owen Farrell the fly-halves.

Jones has spoken about wanting to play an expressive and dynamic brand of rugby, and his selection will suggest he is going to be true to his word.

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Luciano Spalletti appears to be strong favourite to replace Rudi Garcia, who was sacked as Roma coach earlier on Wednesday. Spaletti enjoyed a very good spell at Roma previously, winning Serie A's coach of the year award in 2006 and 2007.

BBC Sport understands that an appointment is imminent...

England opening batsman Alex Hales is suffering from a throat infection, with the medical team to decide tomorrow if he is fit to play in the third Test against South Africa, which starts on Thursday.

"I can't do anything about it, as a captain," England skipper Alastair Cook said.

"The medical team are on it, it seems to strike a bit randomly because Nick (Compton) had it the other day. Hopefully he will be fine. We are in a good position and it's an exciting time to play." 

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