Saudi Arabia pushes back Yemeni rebels
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Kevin Garside: Manchester United's defeat by Chelsea shows their problem is scoring goals
United may have won the midfield battle against Chelsea but a familiar failure in front of goal was the cause of their 10 defeat.
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Chelsea captain John Terry shows strength of character yet again in defeat of champions
John Terry's matchwinning display for Chelsea against Manchester United on Sunday was remarkable.
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Brian Moore: New Zealand's Dan Carter highlights northern hemisphere's defects
Australia and New Zealand victories on Saturday highlight lack of basic skills in northern hemisphere rugby.
Fan filmed brushing teeth at Stamford Bridge during Chelsea vs Manchester United
A football fan who wanted a beautiful grin to match the beautiful game brushed his teeth at Stamford Bridge as he watched Chelsea beat Manchester United.
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Bayern Munich fine Philipp Lahm and Luca Toni for breaches of discipline
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Mike Golding leads British entrants at start of Transat Jacques Vabre
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England's Kyle Eastmond insists they can break Australia's rule in Four Nations final
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Northwich Victoria 1 Charlton Athletic 0: match report
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Martin Johnson is a national treasure but he is running out of time to fix England
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Barack Obama expects to sign health care legislation 'by end of year'
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Berlin Wall anniversary: Gordon Brown praises 'unbreakable spirit' of Germans
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Copenhagen climate change deal could be two separate treaties
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David Haye enters boxing lore as the sheriff who ran big bad Nikolai Valuev out of town
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Zenyatta captures a nation's hearts at with Breeders' Cup Classic victory
By the time dusk descended on the 26th Breeders' Cup someone had placed a winner's garland on the statue of Seabiscuit.
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Rangers striker Kris Boyd at the double to delight his loyal band of supporters
Ibrox supporters don't want their favourite striker to be sold in January.
Stephen Hawking 'sings' on pop single tribute to scientist Carl Sagan
A new pop single featuring lyrics spoken by wheelchairbound theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking has gone on sale as a tribute to his fellow astronomer Carl Sagan.
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El Salvador death toll from Hurricane Ida reaches 91
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Gordon Brown criticised for not bowing at Cenotaph
Gordon Brown has been criticised after apparently forgetting to bow when laying a wreath at the Remembrance Sunday service at the Cenotaph.
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Falkirk 3 Celtic 3: match report
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Remembrance Sunday: Prince William's note reflects the pain of many
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Barclays to publish its 'best ever' profits
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Take That's Mark Owen ties the knot
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Unpaid fine by Threshers puts OFT in creditors' line
The Office of Fair Trading could be left with a shortfall of tens of millions of pounds following the collapse of Threshers making it one of the biggest losers from the collapse of the high street wine retailer.
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Home Office visa fasttrack 'risked allowing dangerous immigrants to settle'
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Berlin Wall anniversary: Angela Merkel 'took sauna' in East Germany as Wall fell
Angela Merkel the German chancellor has reminisced about how she was taking a sauna 20 years ago as thousands of fellow East Germans surged through breaches in the Berlin Wall.
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Jonny Wilkinson: I failed to lead England to victory over Australia
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French nepotism row flares over Nicolas Sarkozy's help for rap producing eldest son
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Sir Mark Thatcher gave coup information to intelligence officials prior to arrest
Sir Mark Thatcher became an informer to the South African secret services while he was being investigated over his role in the botched 'Dogs of War' coup in central Africa.
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Mirror closes final salary pension plan to existing members
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President Barack Obama is poised to send an additional 34000 US troops to Afghanistan but is set to delay a decision to attempt to persuade Nato allies to expand their commitment to fighting the Taliban.
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Brazil student expelled after wearing miniskirt
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Comment: leaders not issues are blocking Middle East peace
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Palestinians consider abandoning peace process
The Palestinian leadership outlined a fresh strategy of defiance towards the United States yesterday by announcing its intention to consider a formal abandonment of the Middle East peace process.
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Wasps' decision to field a near fullstrength side for opening LV AngloWelsh Cup game paid off as they snuck past London Irish in a refreshingly entertaining game.
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Conran to design LSE student digs
Undergraduates at the London School of Economics LSE will soon be able to get a good nights sleep in a Sir Terence Conrandesigned 10 storey glass pyramid under a scheme just given the green light by London's Southwark Council.
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