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For digging up dirt on each other, the relationship between brothers must surely be the best. Stuff like “no wonder he’s so in favour of forging good relations with China, I found his porn stash when I was 13 and it was all Asians” can be rebuffed with “yeah, well mum caught him trying the sleeping beauty when he was 16 – so there.” Sadly we’ve been told there’ll be no mudslinging as David and Ed Milliband battle it out in the race to be Next Labour Leader . “David is my best friend in the world. I love him dearly. There is no way I’m going to take lumps out of him,” said Ed who might change his mind if he finds out it was never a family tradition that the youngest had to eat cat food once a week. Are there any brother genuine contenders in the race apart from the political siblings?

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Next Labour Leader Odds – There’ll Be No Low Bros

England’s rugby side haven’t had the best of times of late. Martin Johnson has opted to stay faithful, for the time being at least, with the old guard – or in other words, his World Cup-winning mates. Considering their last couple of seasons, coming home from their tour to New Zealand and Australia with anything but a Koala teddy bear and a stick of rock would be a success. However, a bit of slap and tickle with a royal is brilliant for your confidence, as Mike Tindall tells us. “We can win all six. We have decided to treat this as a ­six-game tour with the Barbarians clash as the first game,” he said, sounding quite ridiculous. A star studded Baa-Baas side should beat England. It’s scrumthing you should bet on! Sun 5pm SS3

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England v Barbarians Odds – Open Mike Night!

Dagenham & Red v Rotherham Live now on Sky Sports 2

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Football Matches – Live League Two Playoff Odds

Rotherham’s spectacular fall from grace has been on a par with Tiger Woods’. To continue the tenuous analogy, Rotherham slept with the bank manager but forgot to leave payment under the lamp. Four years later and the Millers have finally found their feet and are on the brink of promotion back to League One. It hasn’t been easy as Ronnie Moore points out because they play in Sheffield, train in Doncaster and have an office in Rotherham. “Imagine Manchester United playing at Bolton, training in Bury and operating from Old Trafford,” Moore says, before questioning Sir Alex’s managerial credentials, “I’d like to see Fergie try it.” Dagenham & Redbridge stand in their way, but could there be Moore to come from Ronnie’s men at Wembley? Sun 3pm Sky Sports 1

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Dagenham v Rotherham Odds – One Moore Effort!

There’s nothing GAA people like more than a controversy; especially controversies that resemble storms in tea cups so everybody can moan about something over their hang sandwiches while not watching the game. Down forward Benny Coulter has added his considerable weight – nah, there’s not much of that – considerable red hair behind calls for the new hand pass rule to be revoked. “The blazers in Croke Park are changing rules without proper consultation with the people who matter most in gaelic games— the players themselves,” so began his tirade. “Do they honestly believe that that slowing down the handpass will increase the number of kicked passes during a game?” he self-interviewed, before answering, “I don’t think so.” Can Down pass by Donegal in the Championship? Sun 2pm RTE2 & BBC Ni.

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GAA Betting – Down With This Sort of Thing!

England v Japan – Sun 1.15pm ITV1 If the last goal in this match is a header , Paddy Power will refund all losing 1st/last goalscorer, correct score & scorecast singles on the match. Conditions

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Football Matches – Heading to South Africa!

England v Japan Money-Back Special Sun 1.15pm ITV1 If the last goal in this match is a header , Paddy Power will refund all losing 1st/last goalscorer, correct score & scorecast singles on the match. Conditions

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Money-Back Special – Heading to South Africa!

In preparation our tipster monkeys have been tapping on their keyboards in an attempt to pick the champions and win a banana. There’s a lot hinging on who’s going to make the 23 Man England Squad and maybe Rooney be England’s Top Goalscorer isn’t the bet of the tournament, after all. Maybe after his exploits in the Champions League Final Diego Milito could be good odds to become Top Goalscorer . Perhaps, after he dusts off his boots and stops looking in the mirror, Cristiano Ronaldo could be a realistic option. To the fore are England’s Odds and their Stage of Elimination . Who’ll get the job as the next Pizza Hut spokesman if England go out on penalties …. again? Read the World Cup Betting Previews including

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World Cup Betting Previews – World Cup Previews

Eurovision Song Contest Watch live now: in the UK – in Ireland

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Music – Live Eurovision Betting

Hitting half the notes was good enough to see Niamh Kavanagh through to the Eurovision Song Contest final. In the past it would have been good enough for her to win but something unsettling has happened to this annual camp-fest. It seems that Eastern Europe has finally moved out of the 90s and the competition is all the poorer for it. There were very few cringe-worthy moments in the semi-finals as some decent singers sang some okay songs. Many of them sounded as though they could easily be annoying the crap out of you through the medium of a nearby teenager’s mobile phone. When did the Eurovision turn in to an actual song contest? Terry Wogan would be spinning in his grave…if he were dead…he better not die now because we’d feel a little to blame. Outright Betting

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Eurovision Song Contest – Eu’ve Changed