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Garry Richardson looks at the main sports stories of the week.

This week on Sportsweek, England manager Martin Johnson, RFU chairman Martyn Thomas, and former captain Will Carling reflect on England's loss to the All Blacks, we also hear from Scotland coach Andy Robinson. Graham Poll gives us his view on the Henry handball and we also speak to F1 supremo, Bernie Ecclestone, Portsmouth manager Paul Hart, and UK Athletics boss Niels de Vos. Elsewhere Virgina Wade shares her memories of BBC tennis commentator Max Robertson, who died this week.

Garry is joined in the studio by former West Ham and Charlton manager Alan Curbishley. England rugby union captain Steve Borthwick and ex heavyweight champ Lennox Lewis are also on the show. ECB boss David Collier and shadow sports minister Hugh Robertson debate the Davies review on listed sports rights. Plus England rugby league coach Tony Smith dramatically announces his retirement.

This week on Sportsweek, we speak to David Haye fresh from defeating Nikolai Valuev to with the world heavyweight title. Potential opponent Vitali Klitschko, former heavyweight champion Frank Bruno, and promoter Frank Warren also give us their thoughts. We also hear from Real Zaragoza's Jermaine Pennant and new Hull Chairman Adam Pearson. Elsewhere, England rugby union manager Martin Johnson, legendary rugby league player, Martin Offiah, and tennis star Serena Williams.

This week on Sportsweek, Lord Mandelson joins us to discuss the future of the British Grand Prix, and former Arsenal manager George Graham, Fulham manager Roy Hodgson, and PFA chief executive Gordon Taylor talk football. We get the thoughts of boxer David Haye as he prepares to fight Nikolai Valuev, and we also hear from RFU Director of Elite Rugby, Rob Andrew, and Tony Smith, Great Britain's rugby league coach.

This week on Sportsweek, an exclusive interview with boxing legend, Mike Tyson. We also hear from Liverpool managing director Christian Purslow, former defender Alan Hansen, and former manager Roy Evans on the crisis at Anfield as they go into the derby with Manchester United looking to avoid a fifth consecutive defeat in all competitions. Elsewhere we speak to Ross Brawn, the man in charge of newly crowned F1 champions Brawn, and marathon world record holder Paula Radcliffe.

This week on Sportsweek, Birmingham City manager Alex McLeish is a studio guest following the clubs 80 million takeover by Carson Yeung. We also hear from Peter Shilton, Ireland's Shay Given, and former England manager Glenn Hoddle. Elsewhere we speak to F1 legend, Jackie Stewart.

This week on Sportsweek, Martin Keown, Paul Ince, and Sunderland manager Steve Bruce give us their verdict on England's World Cup qualifying loss against the Ukraine. We hear from world snooker champion John Higgins, Leeds Rhino's chief executive Gary Hetherington on their rugby league Grand Final win, and England cricket captain Andrew Strauss reviews the Ashes season.

This week on Sportsweek, it's the Japanese Grand Prix, former F1 champion Damon Hill gives us his thoughts on a title race reaching it's climax. Rio de Janeiro's Campaign advisor, Mike Lee, discusses their successful 2016 Olympic bid, Sulamein Al Fahim's assistant Ivo Garbara gives us the latest on the financial situation at Portsmouth, and we hear from Martin O'Neill, Chris Sutton, and Scotland manager George Burley. Bob Wilson also reflects on Arsene Wenger reaching 13 years in charge of...

This week on Sportsweek, after a strong showing from the big four in the first knockout stages of the Champions League, we hear from Chelsea manager Guus Hiddink, Manchester United legend Bobby Charlton, former Liverpool player John Barnes, and Bayern Munich manager Jurgen Klinsmann. RFU Director of Elite Rugby Rob Andrew looks ahead to England versus France in the Six Nations, and we also hear from history-making horse trainer Paul Nicholls, England women’s cricket captain Charlotte...

After another hectic week for Newcastle United Terry Venables tells Garry Richardson why he turned down the St. James' Park hotseat. Former owner and Chairman Sir John Hall gives his view and explains why he fears for the future of the game in this country. Somerset batsman Marcus Trescothick reveals about the depression that led to him leaving two England tours and John McEnroe Snr gives his case for becoming the new chairman of the men's professional tennis tour. You'll also hear from...

Garry Richardson looks at the main sports stories of the week. Including live interviews and discussion with some of the biggest names in sport.