The Tyson Keats affair that cost London Welsh five league points is not over. The club are subject to an inquiry by the UK Border Agency into their illegal employment of the New Zealand-born scrum-half before he obtained the correct working visa.

Aviva Premiership club were deducted five points and given a £15,000 fine

An internationally acclaimed artist living in Cornwall who is accused of being a paedophile has told a court of the "witch-hunt" surrounding those whose works involve nude children.

Scott punished for role in fielding of ineligible player

Exiles to appeal after Keats ruling leaves them bottom of league and blaming fraud

London Welsh, at serious risk of forfeiting their Premiership status for playing the scrum-half Tyson Keats under a false nationality registration, were left dangling on a perilously thin disciplinary thread last night when a Rugby Football Union panel ended a six-hour hearing into the case without reaching a decision.

Two heavyweight speakers gave passionate talks on two titans of 19th-century poetry at The Independent Bath Literature Festival – focusing on their preoccupation with death.

The Exiles are charged with fielding an ineligible player

Deduction over Kiwi scrum-half Tyson Keats' registration could end brave relegation fight

The issue relates to the registration of scrum-half Tyson Keats

Sectarian and mean-spirited, this far-left attack on the late contrarian author fails to convince

Over-familiarity with the Surrealist has bred contempt, but beyond the showmanship there was a true talent for invention

Though overshadowed by her father, Imogen Holst was thought highly enough of by heavyweight mentors: she was Britten's amanuensis for much of his later life, orchestrating his Rejoice In The Lamb: A Festival Cantata, appended to this world premiere recording of her own choral works by the Choir of Clare College, Cambridge.