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Reanne Evans loses 4-2 to China's Liu Chuang in the Players Tour Championship on her professional tour debut.

Findings of the investigation into allegations made against John Higgins and Pat Mooney will reach an independent tribunal next week.

More than 70 of the world's top snooker players prepare to face the best amateur talent in the first Players Tour Championship.

Huddersfield’s Billiards and Snooker League hold their annual meeting next Monday at Golcar RBL (7.30) and have several rule changes in the melting pot.

IT WAS all SMileS from Robert Read when he lifted the Huddersfield Examiner Trophy for winning the Huddersfield Open Snooker Championship for a record-equalling twelfth time.

Entrepreneur Paul Mount will open a new snooker academy in Gloucester later this month.

Barry Hearn defeats rival bidder John Davison by 35 votes to 29 to win control of World Snooker.

Former world champion Graeme Dott hopes to see good friend John Higgins and former manager Pat Mooney cleared of match-fixing allegations.

BBC Scotland's Sport Monthly speaks to snooker's Graeme Dott, who reveals how he has battled depression to reach the top of the sport again (UK only).

World Snooker chairman Barry Hearn announces a new multi-tournament series as part of his plans to shake up the sport.

ALEX HIRST has had a fantastic treble-winning snooker season.

ROBERT READ joined the legendary late Tommy Donlan as the most successful snooker player in Huddersfield’s history when he landed his TWELFTH Huddersfield Open crown and his fourth title in succession.

Snooker boss Barry Hearn promises "non-stop breathtaking action" after announcing a new one-frame shoot-out event for the world's top 64 players.

ANDY BOOTHROYD and Robert Read were back on the trophy trail when they defeated Jason McMahon and Lee Moseley from Lockwood Conservative Club to land their fourth Leonard Oldham Pairs title.

John Higgins insists he is "100% innocent" of match-fixing allegations.

Former world snooker champion Alex Higgins claims that at least four top players have taken bribes to lose matches.

World Championship runner-up Graeme Dott ends his involvement with manager Pat Mooney.

Neil Robertson explains his delight that his mum could fly over from Australia to be at the Crucible to witness his 18-13 win over Graeme Dott in the final of the World Snooker Championship.

Graeme Dott is reduced to a hit and hope against Neil Robertson in the final of the World Snooker Championship, and it almost comes off threefold. (UK users only)

The final frame of the 2010 World Snooker Championship as Australia's Neil Robertson beats Graeme Dott 18-13 to win the title for the first time (UK users only).