Snooker star Lee suspended
World number seven Stephen Lee has been suspended by snooker's world governing body, the WPBSA, pending the results of a new investigation into suspicious betting patterns.
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Snooker body to investigate Davis win
Snooker's governing body have launched an investigation into Steve Davis' 4-0 win over Thailand's Thepchaiya Un-Nooh due to concerns over betting patterns.
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WPBSA to investigate suspicious betting
The WPBSA is to investigate Friday's Caesarscasino.com Snooker Shoot-Out match between Jimmy Michie and Marcus Campbell because of suspicious betting patterns.
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John Higgins suspended from all snooker
World snooker champion John Higgins has been immediately suspended from all WPBSA tournaments pending an investigation into newspaper allegations.
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WPBSA reveal rankings
Graeme Dott's first 888.com World Championship crown has pushed the Scot into the top six of the WPBSA rankings for the 2006-2007 campaign.
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WPBSA re-instate expelled pair
Ray Reardon and Rex Williams were today re-instated as full honorary members of the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA).
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WPBSA ultimatum for undecided players
Snooker bosses have given their members until the end of the month to pledge their futures to the sport's governing body - or be excluded from the official tour next season.
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Davis not cueing up for break-away tour
Steve Davis, the six-time World champion has decided not to join the break-away TSN tour and has pledged his support his sport's governing body the WSA.
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Snooker: War will end with one tour, predicts breakaway boss
Snooker's civil war will end with only one tour standing according to the man threatening the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association's monopoly of the sport.