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St Helens v Crusaders (BBC News)
Team news for Friday's Super League game between St Helens and Crusaders (2000 GMT).
St Helens 37 Crusaders 30 (Sporting Life)
Gareth Thomas watched a thrilling encounter as Crusaders gave St Helens a huge fright before leaving the GPW Recruitment Stadium with their pride intact and their reputation enhanced.
St Helens 37 Crusaders 30 (Daily Telegraph)
Gareth Thomas watched a thrilling encounter as Crusaders gave St Helens a huge fright before leaving with their pride intact.
HT: St Helens 24 Crusaders 6 (Sporting Life)
Gareth Thomas watched on helplessly as St Helens powered into a commanding half-time lead against a spirited Crusaders side at the GPW Recruitment Stadium.
TRIO SET FOR SAINTS RETURN (Sporting Life)
Wellens - could return for Saints. St Helens are poised to welcome back a trio of internationals for Friday's derby with Warrington.
BRIERS STILL OUT BUT SMITH UPBEAT (Sporting Life)
Warrington will still be without former skipper Lee Briers for their visit to his old club St Helens on Friday night but coach Tony Smith insists the Wolves have learned to win without him.
FA'ALOGO SERVES NOTICE OF GIANT AMBITION (Sporting Life)
New Zealand hard man David Fa'alogo is putting some backbone into the Engage Super League title challenge of the Giants. Many thought Huddersfield would struggle to match last year's achievements in reaching the Challenge Cup final and claiming a best-ever third-place finish in Super League.
Public invited to view plans for conservation (Yorkshire Post Today)
PEOPLE can learn more about improvement works proposed for the centre of Almondbury. (16/03/2010 12:03:16)
Hull KR 28 St Helens 24: Fisher swoops to clinch Hull KR's win over Saints (Yorkshire Post Today)
HULL KR coach Justin Morgan praised his side's grit and determination following this win over St Helens yesterday. (08/03/2010 09:16:32)
Letters: NHS and privacy (Independent)
The NHS Summary Care Records (SCR) scheme is a further bureaucratic attack on our entitlement to privacy. A careful reading of the booklet "Changes to Your Health Records" reveals how threadbare are the arguments in favour of globalising individuals' health information and how heavily stacked the scheme is against opting out.