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/ 27 July 2009

Britain backs more dialogue with Taliban

Britain said on Monday it supports more efforts to talk to hardline insurgents fighting in Afghanistan.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 24 July 2009

British opposition wins parliamentary seat

Britain’s opposition Conservatives won a parliamentary seat in eastern England from the ruling Labour Party on Friday.

By Humeyra Pamuk
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/ 23 July 2009

Farewell to Fleet Street

Fleet Street, the London thoroughfare synonymous with 300 years of journalism in Britain, bids farewell to its last international newsroom on Sunday.

By Pierre Lesourd
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/ 21 July 2009

Britain urged to close schools to curb swine flu

Britain reacted coolly on Tuesday to a study suggesting that the swine flu pandemic could be curbed by up to 40% by closing schools beyond September.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 16 July 2009

Tiger sets out to tame Turnberry

Tiger Woods was among the early starters as the 138th British Open got under way on Thursday, returning to Turnberry for the first time in 15 years.

By Allan Kelly
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/ 14 July 2009

Health of England’s honey bees under threat

England’s honey bee colonies are dying at an alarming rate due to disease and a lack of coordinated response by health authorities.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 10 July 2009

Firefighters tackle big blaze in London’s Soho

Firefighters were tackling a major blaze in an office building in London’s fashionable Soho district, a fire brigade spokesperson said on Friday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 9 July 2009

Right-wing leader says migrants’ boats should be sunk

Boats carrying illegal migrants to Europe should be sunk Nick Griffin, the leader of the British National Party, said on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 9 July 2009

Siddle double strike revives Australia

Peter Siddle’s two late wickets helped Ashes holders Australia regain momentum at the end of the opening day of the first Test against England.

By Julian Guyer
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/ 6 July 2009

Sterling returns

A once-in-a-life-time property investment in London is now possible for South Africans.

By Maya Fisher French
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/ 3 July 2009

Different semis, same old results for Williams sister

Sport’s most enduring sibling rivalry will be played out on US Independence Day.

By Pritha Sarkar
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/ 2 July 2009

Serena back from brink to reach final

Serena Williams recovered from match point down to beat Russia’s Elena Dementieva 6-7 7-5 8-6 in a nailbiting semifinal at Wimbledon on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 1 July 2009

All-Williams final at Wimbledon?

Wimbledon could be headed for another all-Williams final. Then again, it could be an all-Russian affair.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 24 April 2009

Ramaala to run the gauntlet of critics

As many S Africans celebrate casting their vote, Hendrik Ramaala will be out to prove he still has the legs to conquer the global marathon circuit.

By Lucky Sindane
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/ 24 April 2009

Don’t write off the Lions

Tradition looms large whenever a British and Irish Lions team is chosen. The last squad of the “Amateur Lions” was announced in 1993.

By Andy Capostagno
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/ 23 April 2009

Lions count on ‘beasts’ to tame Springboks

The British and Irish Lions aim to make sure they at least match the power threat of world champions South Africa.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 21 April 2009

Man United seek a turnaround

Sir Alex Ferguson has leapt to the defence of striker Dimitar Berbatov as Manchester United look to put their season back on track.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 20 April 2009

JG Ballard dies at 78

JG Ballard, whose novel Empire of the Sun vividly portrayed his childhood imprisonment, died on Sunday, his agent said. He was 78.

By Peter Griffiths
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/ 18 April 2009

Britain’s MI5 seeking real ‘Q’

James Bond always went to Q to keep one step ahead of the enemy and now the real-life British spies of MI5 are to get their own technology mastermind.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 17 April 2009

Premier League’s north-east trio in scrap for survival

The focus in the Premier League turns to the increasingly desperate fight to avoid relegation

By Steve Griffiths
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/ 16 April 2009

SABMiller beer volumes sink as slowdown bites

SABMiller sold less beer than expected in the first three months of 2009 as economic conditions worsened and demand fell in most of its markets.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 15 April 2009

Expats upbeat as voting day winds down

South Africans across the globe showed up on Wednesday to vote, and for most making their mark in a foreign land was a momentous occasion.

By Thembelihle Tshabalala and Faranaaz Parker
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/ 14 April 2009

Promise of a positive Arsenal against Real

Arsenal’s manager has promised that his team will not play for a draw in Wednesday’s Champions League quarterfinal clash against Villarreal.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 14 April 2009

Reds chasing three goals at Chelsea

Liverpool has nothing to lose at Chelsea on Tuesday and a few reasons to believe it can score at least three goals to overturn a 3-1 deficit.

By Rob Harris
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/ 9 April 2009

Liverpool need to bounce back against Blackburn

Stunned 3-1 at home by Chelsea in the Champions League, Liverpool badly needs to bounce back by beating Blackburn on Saturday.

By Robert Millward
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/ 7 April 2009

Hussain backs Flower as England coach

Former England captain Nasser Hussain has backed Andy Flower to be the country’s new coach, saying the Zimbabwean could be an excellent in the role he

By Staff Reporter
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/ 7 April 2009

Advantage Australia as Ashes loom

England do know what it is like to win the World Cup on Australian soil and they have had the measure of their oldest enemy in recent times.

By Julian Guyer
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/ 5 April 2009

Wisdom of crowds

The surge of rallies reflects an understanding that the world is changing — and politicians had better pay attention, writes Jackie Ashley.

By Jackie Ashley
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/ 4 April 2009

Police show two faces at G20 summit

The Met’s commanders had insisted that they would not let the capital be brought to a standstill by demonstrations around the G20 summit.

By Sandra Laville
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/ 3 April 2009

BBC fined over Fawlty Towers actor prank calls

Britain’s media watchdog fined the BBC £150 000 on Friday over the ”grossly offensive” prank calls made to actor Andrew Sachs .

By Michael Holden
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/ 3 April 2009

Bank to cut more jobs, wants end to ‘public flogging’

Royal Bank of Scotland will cut more jobs, chairperson Philip Hampton warned on Friday as he called for an end to ”public flogging” of the bank.

By Paul Hoskins
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/ 1 April 2009

Divisions hang over G20 as crisis deepens

World leaders gathered on Wednesday for a summit on tackling the global financial crisis but many were split on the way forward.

By Staff Reporter
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