Women’s Weekly pulls Lennon article
Australian Broadcasting Corp. - The Tasmanian Government is playing down the withdrawal of a feature article on the Premier from the Packer-owned Australian Women’s Weekly . The Opposition parties have questioned whether the pre-election feature was connected to the PBL-

Presky Maves appoints Bird to head up art department
DM Bulletin, UK - 14 hours ago Presky Maves clients include AXA Sun Life, Beachcomber Hotels, Betfair, Co-operative Financial Services, Glenfiddich, NTL and the Post Office.

Wembley only ‘70-30′ to be ready for Cup final
Independent, UK - 4 hours ago The company will tell the Football Association within the next three weeks whether be a 70 per cent chance of completion,” said Multiplex’s UK managing director

Presky Maves appoints Bird to head up art department
DM Bulletin, UK - 2 hours ago Presky Maves clients include AXA Sun Life, Beachcomber Hotels, Betfair, Co-operative Financial Services, Glenfiddich, NTL and the Post Office.

Reformed character ‘DJ’ hits the right note for Brentford
Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom - 15 hours ago Campbell. The pace and poise with which Campbell embarrassed the Sunderland defence emphatically belied his humble start in football.

Kingscliff primed for Haydock return
Ireland On-Line - Gold Cup contender Kingscliff is being primed for a tilt at the Peter Marsh Chase at Haydock on Saturday. The

Herpes threatens horses
Louisville Courier-Journal, KY - 6 hours ago to decide last week to cancel two racing days at the herpes virus is part of being a horse,” said Paul more quickly, said George Allen and Lenn Harrison at UK.

Leahy shrugs off talk of a brain drain
The Sunday Times, UK - 16 hours ago Rivals make comparisons between Tesco and the Chelsea football team because we have a strategy of doing new and enterprising things, both in the UK and overseas

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Lions swoop for Dyer
Football.co.uk, UK - 15 hours ago West Brom winger Lloyd Dyer has moved to Millwall and Lions boss David Tuttle thinks his arrival will excite the New Den faithful.