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5:30pm Friday 16th May 2008
Gloucester boss Dean Ryan has dismissed any notion of his team under-estimating Leicester in Sunday's Guinness Premiership play-off clash at Kingsholm.
Ryan's men topped the Premiership table after 22 games, finishing 10 points above the Tigers who claimed fourth spot on a dramatic final weekend when they edged out Harlequins and Sale Sharks.
But Ryan warned: "Leicester are very dangerous. On the day, when you look at their playing list and their experience at this level, they are very capable of winning a game like this one and going on and winning the whole thing."
He added: "I see the threat. We are fully aware of what they are capable of bringing to this game.
"We were well beaten last year but I would like to think a year on we've matured and we are better for it."
Thousands of rail maintenance workers are to stage another weekend strike, the RMT transport union announced.
More than a quarter of 14-year-olds will not be getting their English national curriculum test results before the end of the school term, it was announced.
Julie Walters is to take on the factually-inspired story of a woman who plans an assisted suicide.
West Brom have completed the £3.25million signing of England international Scott Carson from Liverpool.
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