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A team assigned by Queen and Crown Attempt in vain to pin him down In the hope a tete-a-tete could be revealing They seek the man behind the mask A testing chore which, as a task Equates with nailing jelly to the ceiling.

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NZ TRACK SQUAD Women: Kaytee Boyd (Auckland), Rushlee Buchanan (Te Awamutu), Gemma Dudley (Levin), Lauren Ellis (Hinds), Jaimie Nielsen (Hamilton), Alison Shanks (Dunedin). Men: Sam Bewley (Rotorua), Eddie Dawkins (Invercargill), Hayden Godfrey (Christchurch), Wes Gough (Waipukurau), Peter Latham (Te Awamutu), Ethan Mitchell (Auckland), Marc Ryan (Timaru), Tom Scully (Invercargill), Jesse Sergent (Feilding), Adam Stewart (Christchurch), Simon van Velthooven (Palmerston North), Sam Webster (Auckland).

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BIKENZ has selected an 18-strong squad to prepare for next month's UCI World Track Cycling Championships in Copenhagen.

New Zealand will mount their biggest-ever campaign, with 16 riders to compete in the championships from March 24-28.

The competition for places has meant the selectors have chosen a wider training group, which will be pruned to the final 16 riders to compete in Copenhagen, to be named in mid-March.

The squad will go into camp in Invercargill at the end of this month for three weeks before departing for Europe.

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"This is a huge campaign and a massive effort to take 16 riders to Europe with support staff, and we are grateful to the support from Sparc so we can continue to build towards the Commonwealth Games later this year and on to London 2012 and beyond."

The squad included last year's men's medal-winning team pursuit squad, with Sam Bewley returning from competing with his new Team Radio Shack with Lance Armstrong and Jesse Sergent (Trek Livestrong) after competing in the Tour of Qatar, he said.

The selectors have also named 2008 omnium world champion Hayden Godfrey in the squad. The Christchurch rider was knocked off his bike while training and the injuries he suffered prevented him from competing in last week's RaboPlus New Zealand Championships.

Godfrey will head to Australia along with Tom Scully, Myron Simpson, Shane Archbold and Marc Ryan to compete in several high- profile track events in Melbourne and Bendigo next week.

The women's endurance squad is headed by individual pursuit world champion Alison Shanks and includes national scratch race champion Rushlee Buchanan, points race champion Lauren Ellis and other members of the women's medal-winning pursuit squad Kaytee Boyd (Auckland) and Jaime Nielsen.

The newcomer is Gemma Dudley, of Levin, after the teenager impressed at the national championships.

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The 19-year-old won four medals at the junior world track championships two years ago.

There are five selected for the men's sprint squad with four to travel to Copenhagen, led by the in-form Eddie Dawkins, of Invercargill.

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George Wileman, a regular member of the club's Yorkshire League Premier side, won the men's final but the improved Nathan Bedford ( 5) put up stout resistance before losing a competitive match 3-1.
Kathryn Campion, whose uncles are national coach David Campion and James Willstrop, upheld the family name by beating Ellena Norrish ( 2) 3-1 in the ladies final.
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JONNY WILKINSON has challenged his England team-mates to prove they have the mental power to cure their travel sickness.

The English will run out in Rome today desperate to end a miserable run of results away from Twickenham.

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Byline: by John MacLeod

AS recently as the turn of the year, two men eagerly anticipated Conservative paper bag printing victory in the looming General Election. One, of course, was David Cameron. The other was Alex Salmond. The SNP-controlled Scottish Executive was already starting to sink in the polls, with the press and with the public, but the beleaguered First Minister could still quietly smirk at the prospect of no longer facing wily London Labour but instead the familiar old ogre of an 'English Tory government', of minimal Scottish mandate and uncertain Scottish touch.

The Tories meanwhile did not enjoy a good January, with still no evidence of a 'Cameron bounce' north of the Border. So low were Scottish Tory expectations that in November's Glasgow North-East by-election, with an outstanding Conservative candidate, there was genuine delight in securing a derisory third-place showing, with only 5.2 per cent of the poll, and only just beating the BNP by 62 votes.

But now, as the snowdrops timidly flower, things seem suddenly to have changed. A new opinion poll this week of Scottish voting intent - by the reliable YouGov agency - caused quite a flutter.

It was scarcely a surprise to see Labour faltering a little on its 2005 support, or the slippery Liberal Democrats dropping significantly. But the sight of the Tory vote advancing to 21 per cent - higher than their showing in Scotland in the last three general elections and actually level-pegging with the SNP - has sent shockwaves through Scottish politics.

These are Conservative numbers we have not seen in Scotland since April 1993 - and Mr Salmond is not laughing now.

Not only is his hope of a new Conservative government being at immediate disadvantage in Scotland evaporating - if this Tory advance holds, never mind improves, the SNP could actually lose Westminster seats.

If this occurred, Mr Salmond himself would be immediately on the rack. And his own activists would be the last to show him mercy, not least after a succession of floundering own-goals and the distinct whiff of Nationalist scandal.

The 'Cameron bounce', for such it undoubtedly is, may indeed be modest but in politics numbers - however marginal - mean far less than momentum. And, after long and dreadful years, the momentum seems suddenly to be with the Scottish Tories.

The Conservatives remain the only Scottish party since before the First World War to win an absolute majority of the Scottish vote - 50.7 per cent and 36 of the 71 seats, in 1955. Since then, they have been in slow decline, falling disastrously through the floor at the 1987 election, when they lost more than half their bloc of Scottish MPs.

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The Richmond Keas were cockahoop as southpaw pitcher Aiden Cocker shut out the PCU Devils' big hitters in a top-of- the-table premier men's softball clash.

Cocker, a former New Zealand under-19 world championships representative, and catcher Clayton Ellis were Richmond's heroes in the 2-0 win at Mainland Foundation ballpark.

Ellis brought home both of Richmond's runs, scoring Phil Mountford in the second inning and Scott Higgins in the sixth.

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Mountford and Japanese first baseman Atsu Mizuguchi both had two hits from three at-bats in Richmond's 10-hit tally.

Scott Sutherland struck out nine batters and gave up just one hit in the Papanui Tigers' 7-0 five innings win over the Albion Pirates.

Tyron Bartorillo and youngster Josh Dixon, who batted 1.000, blasted three-baggers for Papanui.

The Halswell Hornets staged an astonishing six-run seventh inning rally to beat Albion 8-7 after trailing 2-7.

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RANCHI: On January 2, 2010, three masked men barged into Pinki's home in Tapodana village, Ranchi district and killed her parents on the charges of practicing witchcraft. Pinki, 14, and her younger brother are now in hiding because she too has been named as a dayan or witch.

Sushila Devi, 45, tries to hide the injury on her head with her sari pallu as she describes how she and four other village women, mostly widows, were beaten, paraded naked and forced to eat excreta in Patharghatia village in Deoghar district, Jharkhand on October 17, 2009.

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Pinky and Sushila are lucky to be alive because scores of women are killed on charges of witchcraft in states like Assam, Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal annually. Between 2001 and 2008, 452 women were killed in Jharkhand, according to a report by an NGO, Association for Social and Human Activities. Jharkhand's economic backwardness and a low literacy rate of 53.6% (38.9% among women) make for a fertile environment that breeds superstition, illiteracy and violence against women. Even the death of an animal becomes a trigger for condemning some poor woman as a dayan. Often, it's an excuse to grab property or settle scores with someone.

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Keeping that in mind, RLEK organized a legal literacy programme in a village near Ranchi last month, during which hundreds of women were able to voice their grievances to Supreme Court and High Court judges, state bureaucrats, and officials of the National Legal Services Authority (Nalsa). Reacting to Pinky's and Sushila's Replica prada wholesale cases, HC Justice M Y Eqbal said while witch-hunting should invoke stricter penalties, it is more important to spread awareness.

But economic insecurity is also a tough enemy. Many women at the village meet complained about not receiving their widow pensions and not getting work under NREGA. Those who do get work said they are paid less than men. Despite their trauma, Safina Bibi, Sagrina Bibi, Gulinoor Bibi and Majidan Bibi - the other four women who were assaulted along with Sushila Devi - are more concerned about getting a "lal card" or the ration card.

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BBC boss Mark Thompson was yesterday accused of being "overpaid and out of touch" after confirming 600 workers face the axe.

Former Director General Greg Dyke slammed his replacement by saying the corporation "doesn't have to pay its boss pounds 800,000".

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He said: "It is a good job, and Mark earns more than twice what I earned when I was doing it. The staff are whingeing... he is not taking them with him."

Mr Thompson refused to answer if he would take a cut from his pounds 834,000 salary, in a heated press conference on planned closures of radio stations and job cuts.

The decision to axe 6 Music and Asian network radio stations, internet pages and US dramas like Mad Men provoked fury from staff and fans.

Director General Mr Thompson said the BBC "can't do everything and must know its limits" in plans for a pounds 600million overhaul.

But 6 Music fans were given a glimmer of hope the station, which plays music outside the mainstream, could survive after a Facebook campaign attracted nearly 90,000 members. David Bowie, the Manic Street Preachers, Glastonbury organiser Emily Eavis and presenter Lauren Laverne were among those protesting.

Phill Jupitus, launch presenter for 6 Music, said he was "just gutted". But BBC Trust chairman Sir Michael Lyons, who has the final say, said: "If we find... massive public concerns we will go back and rethink the strategy." Jeremy Dear of the National Union of Journalists pledged to rally unions and licence fee payers to oppose the cuts which have been instigated in case the Tories get in government. He said: "Mark Thompson has put BBC management on a collision course, not just with us and the hundreds of BBC staff, but with licence fee payers.

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Gerry Morrissey of broadcasting union Bectu said: "These cuts are unnecessary, and purely politically motivated." And on hostile Tory plans to massively curtail the corporation, he said: "It is not acceptable for the BBC to be offering up services and jobs as some kind of sacrifice ahead of the general election."

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Culture secretary Ben Bradshaw warned against politicians "compromising the BBC's independence by giving a running commentary on its decisions".

Shadow culture secretary Jeremy Hunt said he wanted to see "actions not words".

Some 33 MPs have signed a parliamentary motion expressing "concern" over 6 Music and Asian Network, which has attracted a 7,000-strong Facebook protest.

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