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/ 15 August 2008

SA beat England Lions in warm-up match

South Africa warmed up for next week’s Twenty20 international against England with a four-wicket win over the England Lions at Grace Road on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 13 August 2008

Back from the brink

A British drag artist talks to Hilary Whitney about how decades of drink and drugs led to a near death experience.

By Hilary Whitney
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/ 11 August 2008

Pietersen leads England to consolation win

Kevin Pietersen celebrates his first Test as England captain with a consolation six-wicket victory over South Africa in the fourth and final Test.

By Clare Lovell
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/ 8 August 2008

Captain Pietersen’s century puts England on top

Kevin Pietersen celebrated his first innings as England captain with a century on Friday, leading the hosts to a 122-run lead over South Africa.

By Clare Lovell
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/ 30 July 2008

UK computer hacker loses appeal over US extradition

A British man accused of hacking into computer systems of the US military and Nasa on Wednesday lost his appeal against extradition to face trial.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 25 July 2008

SA track star guns for gold

With injuries behind him, Mbulaeni Mulaudzi is confident of making an impact at the London Grand Prix at the Crystal Palace Stadium on Saturday.

By Geshom Nyathi
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/ 22 July 2008

Dedicated follower of fashionistas

South African photographer Alistair Allen has made
it big in Britain by hobnobbing with London’s beautiful people, writes Jeremy Kuper.

By Jeremy Kuper
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/ 22 July 2008

Global copper theft may herald new world order

Taking discarded copper pipes was once the preserve of the petty thief, but now there’s big money in copper theft, reports Aida Edemariam from London.

By Aida Edemariam
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/ 17 July 2008

Peep: Big brother’s watching

I can’t even draw the curtains and watch Bargain Hunt without some whirring electronic prick making a note of what I’m doing.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 15 July 2008

SA vs England: What went wrong

SA’s pace attack flopped in the first Test against England because they allowed pre-match hype to make them complacent, says their assistant coach.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 15 July 2008

Experts baffled by insect at Natural History museum

The experts at London’s Natural History Museum pride themselves on being able to classify thousands of species — except for a tiny red-and-black bug.

By Meera Selva
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/ 15 July 2008

‘You are what your mom ate’

Mothers who eat a junk-food diet in pregnancy may seriously damage the long-term health of their child, according to recent research.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 15 July 2008

Skunk smokers more at risk

People who smoke the more powerful kind of cannabis known as skunk are 18 times more likely to develop psychosis than those who smoke milder forms.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 14 July 2008

SA edge closer to draw at Lord’s

South Africa stubbornly defied the England bowlers again in the opening session of the final day of the first Test at Lord’s on Monday.

By John Mehaffey
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/ 13 July 2008

SA may come away with draw

Hundreds from captain Graeme Smith and fellow opener Neil McKenzie on Sunday gave South Africa hope of forcing a draw against England.

By Julian Guyer
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/ 13 July 2008

Proteas in a spin at Lord’s

Monty Panesar led England’s attack with four wickets as South Africa were made to follow on at Lord’s in London on Saturday.

By Julian Guyer
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/ 12 July 2008

Bell barely misses double century against SA

Ian Bell fell agonisingly short of a double century at Lord’s but his Test-best 199 left England in a commanding position against South Africa.

By Julian Guyer
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/ 10 July 2008

Star witness fails to show in London ‘Nazi orgy’ case

A star defence witness failed to turn up in a privacy case involving sadomasochistic sex and the head of world motor racing on Thursday.

By Luke Baker
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/ 9 July 2008

SA to unleash fast bowlers

South Africa will display bowling firepower reminiscent of the great West Indies side of the 1980s at Lord’s this week.

By John Mehaffey
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/ 7 July 2008

Arthur upbeat ahead of England series

South Africa coach Mickey Arthur cannot wait for his side’s Test series against England to get under way at Lord’s.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 6 July 2008

UK sending 11 000 Mugabe refugees back

The British Home Office is continuing to order failed Zimbabwean asylum seekers to return home in the face of mounting violence.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 July 2008

Venus downs Serena to win fifth title

Venus Williams survived a fierce onslaught from Serena Williams to win her fifth Wimbledon singles title on Saturday.

By Pritha Sarkar
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/ 5 July 2008

Charles Wheeler, ‘the reporter’s reporter’, dies aged 85

Charles Wheeler was born in 1923, only a year after the BBC itself. For many the veteran reporter will always personify the corporation at its best.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 July 2008

Prince: Don’t worry about Smith’s form

Ashwell Prince told South Africa cricket fans not to worry about the form of Graeme Smith after his first innings before the Test against England.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 July 2008

Roger vs Rafa III

Roger vs Rafa III, coming soon to a grass court near London.”It’s a huge thrill every time when I get to another Wimbledon final,” said Roger Federer.

By Chris Lehourites
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/ 5 July 2008

Mandela moves to block sale of prison drawings

Nelson Mandela has instructed his lawyers to take action against a gallery which is selling lithographs it says are signed by the former president.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 5 July 2008

Just how fast do you want your computer to be?

The end of the ever-faster computer has been announced many times in the past decade, amd fllmakers will always need more poke from their machines.

By Charles Arthur
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/ 4 July 2008

Federer sweeps into Wimbledon final

Roger Federer beat Marat Safin in straight sets on Saturday to move one win away from his sixth consecutive Wimbledon title.

By Stephen Wilson
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/ 4 July 2008

Venus and Serena set up final date

The Williams name will once again be engraved on the Wimbledon trophy in 2008 after Venus and Serena Williams surged into the final on Thursday.

By Pritha Sarkar
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/ 3 July 2008

Venus powers into final

Champion Venus Williams powered her way to her seventh Wimbledon final on Thursday with a 6-1, 7-6 victory over Russian Elena Dementieva.

By Sonia Oxley
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/ 3 July 2008

Diet curbs epilepsy

Giving children with epilepsy a special low-carb diet reduces the number of seizures they experience by 75% compared with children on a normal diet.

By James Randerson
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/ 3 July 2008

Safin thrives on Wimbledon rebirth

Marat Safin says he had almost given up hope of recapturing the form that made him the world’s best before embarking on his surprise Wimbledon run.

By Steve Griffiths
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