Sweden's Nuclear Power Plants On High Alert

10 Nuclear power plant in Sweden have been placed on high alert after explosives were found on a truck near the southwestern atomic power plant Ringhals.

2012/13 Fixtures Released

The fixtures for the coming season were released at 9:00am this morning.

Many fans have anticipated today for a while including Championship newcomers Huddersfield Town, Premiership dropouts Blackburn Rovers and the football league's entrants Crewe Alexandra.

For a full run down of your teams fixtures visit your clubs website or visit http://t.co/KCDKo7Ee

Let us know what you think to your teams result via the comments box or by tweeting @MDJaggar

David Moyes To Be Offered Arms Full Of Cash To Stay With Everton

Everton chairman Bill Kenwright is on the verge of making David Moyes one of the highest paid managers in Europe should he choose not join Spurs.

AVB To Stay In London?

Andre Villas-Boas is the odds on favourite to succeed Harry Redknapp after his dismissal as Spurs manager this morning.

BBC Presenter Wanted On Fraud And Failure To Appear In Court

Dan Penteado, a presenter on the BBC programme Rogue Traders is wanted by police after he failed to appear in court on Wednesday morning.

Deputy Prime Minister Believes Democracy Needs A Free Press

Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg, says that he passionately believes a free press is the "life blood" of a democratic society.

Firms Ready To Lift Hosepipe Ban

Three water companies are ready to lift their hosepipe bans the after recent heavy rain. 

Sports Minister Says £500m To Go Back To Treasury As Games Expected To Come In Under Budget

Sports minister Hugh Robertson says the London 2012 Olympic games are likely to come in under the £9.3bn budget set by the government, with about £500m of the contingency funding left.

Former Huddersfield Right Back Lee Peltier Could Be Signed By Leeds 'In Next Two Weeks'

Leeds United are looking to grab Lee Peltier for a bargain price as his position comes under fire at Leicester City.

Facebook Is Not Forcing Page Owners To Pay Per Post

Contrary to reports online and in the press recently, social media giant Facebook is not forcing businesses, groups or individuals who own pages to pay for their audience to see their posts.



There has been rumours circulating amongst the online community that Facebook would be cutting out the smaller page owners on their site by charging them to post updates.

These rumours are not true.


Here is the lowdown:

• Facebook is introducing a scheme where page owners can (but dont have to) pay to have their posts highlight in fans news feeds. This is just like how Google use AdSense to target specific users and have highlighted results at the top of the page

• Fans will still be able to see the posts made by pages they "like" as long as they have clicked "show in news feed".

• To do this all you have to do is hover over where it says liked and make sure show in news feed is ticked (using Camel Club as an example below).

Huddersfield Town In For Derby's Paul Green?

Huddersfield Town are reportedly looking at Derby midfielder Paul Green as an addition to strengthen their service for the strikers.

Is Jordan On The Rhodes To London 2012?

After a brilliant season for Huddersfield Town, striker Jordan Rhodes is thought to have been included in Stuart Pearce's preliminary 35 man squad for the London 2012 team.

New Huddersfield Town Home Shirt Revealed

Last night saw the unveiling of the new Huddersfield Town home shirt for the 2012/12 season to around 200 fans outside the train station in St George's square.

France 1-1 England: Match Report

England took the lead against their strongest group opponents only to be pegged back around 10 minutes later.

ENG v FRA - Teams

England face France tonight in Donetsk for the first of their Euro 2012 matches. The kick off is at 5:00pm (UK TIME) and here is the latest team news.

Lee Clark High On Birmingham's List

Former Huddersfield Town manager Lee Clark is heading up a list of potential successors to Chris Hughton at Birmingham City.

Huddersfield Town 2012/13 Kit Launch

Tonight Huddersfield Town will launch their new kit for the 2012/13 season, including the new home shirt sponsored by Rekorderlig Cider.

Yorkshire Road Closures Due To Flooding

During the last 24 hours flash floods have swept across parts of North, West and South Yorkshire, leading to road closures and damage to homes.

Redknapp Would Have Taken England Job

Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp said he would've taken England job if it had been offered to him.

Speaking on Match of the Day, Redknapp said it would've been hard for him to turn down the opportunity to succeed Fabio Capello however he loves what he does at Tottenham so it would've been a difficult choice all round.

He said: "Of course it would have been difficult to say no, but i was never approached."

"I love the day to day stuff at Spurs, being on the training ground and seeing the players everyday, so i'm kind of glad i wasn't approached."

Harry also backs Roy Hodgson's choice of players for the Euros saying that England have the best back four and goalkeeper in the tournament.

STATEMENT ABOUT BALLS TO CANCER FUN RUN 2of2

It is with greatest regret that I must inform you all of the cancellation of the event we were scheduled to hold at the Canalside Complex on Sunday June 17th. The event has been cancelled by the main charity headquarters in Wolverhampton due to the lack of participants signed up to take part.

Balls To Cancer and I would both like to thank everyone who has been involved for the kind support you offered us during our attempts to put this event on and hope that with better preparation and a longer chance of promoting the event that next year we can hold a similar event.

Thanks,

Matt

Bates v Levi: Bates Ordered To Pay £10k In Damages

Leeds United chairman Ken Bates has been ordered to pay £10,000 in damages to former director Melvyn Levi and his wife.

STATEMENT ABOUT BALLS TO CANCER FUN RUN 1of2

To all the people who follow me on twitter (@MDJaggar), those who have liked the race on Facebook and to the individuals who have helped to organise the fun run, i would like to extend my greatest thanks to you for the support with the Balls To Cancer charity fun run since mid-march.

Unfortunately today I have been informed that due to the lack of numbers attending the event it is more than likely that this event in Huddersfield will be cancelled and tried again next year. Races will however still take place in Wolverhampton and Coventry.

We have been given 48 hours to attempt to push numbers up above a minimum requirement. If this is met, the race will be saved and Huddersfield (and the rest of Yorkshire) can help raise vital funds for the fight against cancer. If we cannot meet a minimum requirement then the next statement released by me will be one of a full cancellation of the work started in mid-March and the everything else to do with the 2012 race.

Please take just 30 seconds to share this statement with your friends on Facebook and post the short URL  on twitter to see if we can make this race possible.

To sign up simply visit www.ballstocancer.co.uk and fill in an application form. Also email to register interest to mdjaggar@gmail.com

Thank you again for your support.

Matt