sport/news digest

Kazakh Deputy Premier Yerzhan Utembayev, who was taken to the Kralovske Vinohrady hospital in Prague on Monday with a suspected heart attack, might have been released yesterday, hospital director Maria Alusikova announced.
Traffic is again operating at the Chotebuz Czech-Polish border crossing at midnight as Polish hauliers ended its blockade. They started it because they were dissatisfied with the border clearance pace, local customs authority head Jiri Gergel announced yesterday.
Eva Glawischnig, the Austrian Greens spokeswoman who will lead the Austrian delegation in talks on Temelin question, said that Austrian parliamentary parties had accepted yesterday the date of a meeting with their Czech colleagues, October 4, to jointly visit Temelin in one voice.
The European People's Party Hans-Gert Poettering, will arrive in Prague on a one-day visit on October 12, Frank Spengler from the Konrad Adenauer Foundation said yesterday.
Prague police have registered an increased number of anonymous telephone threats made about bombs and explosives having been placed in different places.
Street clashes have injured police officers, activists and one British journalist, and a Polish activist, who suffered a head injury, lies unconscious at the Vinohrady Hospital.
(čtk)