Bradford have welcomed plans to implement a cardiac screening programme across all Super League clubs as centre Adrian Purtell continues his recovery from a heart attack.

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Coach driver to stand trial over motorway pile-up

A coach driver is to stand trial following the death of a man in a motorway pile-up.

KEVIN SINFIELD: The Leeds captain passed the 3,000-point mark last night at Headingley

David Cameron says parenting classes are not 'nanny state'

Free parenting classes are not a "nanny state" policy, David Cameron insisted as he unveiled a number of initiatives aimed at helping families.

Paul Wellens scored an early try for St Helens but Wigan knocked them out of the Challenge Cup

Round-Up: Warrington show their cup pedigree with French win

Warrington, Challenge Cup winners in 2009 and 2010, are within one match of a return to Wembley after a 32-22 victory over the Catalan Dragons in Perpignan.

Gone to ground: Francis Meli of St Helens is stopped by Wigan's defence

Wane keen to keep Finch after victory in cup derby

Wigan Warriors 18 St Helens 4

Ruthless Rhinos crush Leigh's dream of cup repeat

Leigh 12 Leeds 60

Tom Briscoe settled the issue with a breakaway try in front of national team coach Steve McNamara

Briscoe gives Hull edge at last

Hull 34 Leeds Rhinos 20

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Wigan drawn against St Helens in Challenge Cup quarter-finals

Holders Wigan will play St Helens in the quarter-finals of the Carnegie Challenge Cup.

Braford Bulls coach Mick Potter

Potter happy for Bulls to be underdogs

Bradford will relish the role of underdogs in today's Carnegie Challenge Cup fifth-round tie at Warrington, according to coach Mick Potter.

Terry Connor says he will review his part in Wolves' dismal season

Terry Connor keen on Wolves role but says he will put club first

Interim manager Terry Connor wants Wolverhampton Wanderers to put the future of the club ahead of his own when the season is reviewed next month. Connor will, after the final game on 13 May, offer his input into a campaign that has seen Wolves relegated from the Premier League.

Rio Ferdinand will complete a decade with the Red Devils in July

Rio Ferdinand proud of decade with Manchester United

Rio Ferdinand is proud to be closing in on a 10-year association with Manchester United.

Reading’s Adam Le Fondre scored both goals in the hard-fought win over Leeds

Le Fondre's late strikes send gritty Reading to the summit

Reading 2 Leeds United 0

Debenhams outsources call centre

More than 200 jobs are at risk at the retailer Debenhams' call centre in Somerset, which it will outsource to keep up with growing call volumes from its online operation.

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