1. SAVED!

THE future of the Bracknell Bees ice hockey team has been secured for the rest of the season and the club is now working hard to get back into action this weekend.

2. Ingimarsson is not fooled by Liverpool win

IVAR INGIMARSSON last night insisted Reading can still be sucked into the relegation zone despite their magnificent 3-1 win over the mighty Liverpool on Saturday, writes Steve Skerry.

3. Bees on the brink as backer pulls out

BRACKNELL BEES fans were today (Wednesday) desperately trying to save their ice hockey club from folding following David Taylor’s decision to step down as their financial backer, writes Alan Manicom.

4. Non-League: Magpies crash to City slickers

5. Ascot TV presenter inspired by wife who loses an arm

SKY SPORTS TV presenter Tony Jardine says he contested the final round of the World Rally Championship last weekend inspired by his wife who was seriously injured in a freak accident.

6. Sonko: We were both responsible

IBRAHIMA SONKO has broken his silence on his bust-up with goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann and says they were both to blame for the embarrassing fall-out in Saturday’s Reading’s 1-1 draw with Middlesbrough, writes sports editor Steve Skerry.

7. Gunnar hits out at firing squads

Brynjar Gunnarsson has slammed Premier League chairmen for firing managers without giving them a chance   – even though the midfielder says Reading could play a part in getting rid of another, writes sports editor Steve Skerry.

8. Sport mourns 'brave and determined' coach

Table tennis is mourning the death of veteran player and coach Malcolm Griffiths, writes Dave Wright.

9. Herridge hails players

Acting Wokingham & Emmbrook manager Roger Herridge praised his side’s display after their magnificent 2-2 draw against league leaders Chalfont Wasps, writes football correspondent John Ansell.

10. Ellington puts Keep Hatch kids to the test

Great Britain sprinter James Ellington put children from Keep Hatch Primary School through their paces last week.