1. Sheasby promises a ‘hammer and tongs’ display

Bracknell Rugby Club player-coach Chris Sheasby is a confident man ahead of Saturday’s crunch play-off show-down with Worthing (kick off 3pm).

2. Turner injury mars second team game

Bracknell finished off their impressive second half of the season in style as they convincingly beat league runners-up Richmond Saxons.

3. Plunging for charity

4. Anstead keeps World Cup dream alive

Bracknell rugby star Matt Anstead made a winning start for Barbados in the 2008 Caribbean Championships in Grand Cayman.

5. Outrage at sale of Bees’ trophies on e-bay

Bracknell Bees fans have been left outraged to find the silverware the club won under former benefactor David Taylor is up for auction on e-bay.

6. Also in April's Food Monthly

Take a sneak peak at all the other mouth watering treats that are available in the award winning Food Monthly this month.

7. Forgetting Sarah Marshall (15)

Peter Bretter, a sensitive hunk who often plays the slacker, is bored with his life composing jingles for a TV crime show.

8. Review: Kiss Me, Kate

If there’s one thing Cole Porter could be trusted to do, that was to write great tune after great tune and, from the very outset, Kiss Me, Kate is filled with them.

9. Tesco tunes in to music downloads

Tesco has launched its new digital service for customers.

10. Not a sight for sore eyes

The success of the Hollywood remake of Japanese horror The Ring opened the door for a slew of Asian horror remakes, the latest of which is The Eye.