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/ 8 July 2008

Kallis: Let’s learn from our mistakes

South African veterans Jacques Kallis and Mark Boucher said on Monday they are raring to go for the Test series against England starting on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 8 July 2008

Brown fails to ease tensions with Kremlin

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s hopes of a thaw in the United Kingdom’s relationship with the Kremlin received a setback on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 7 July 2008

Mosley launches ‘Nazi orgy’ privacy case

Motor racing chief Max Mosley launched legal action against a British tabloid newspaper on Monday, denying involvement in a ”sick Nazi orgy”.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 7 July 2008

McLaren: Hamilton will only get better

McLaren have warned rivals Ferrari that Lewis Hamilton will only get better after producing one of Formula One’s great drives at on Sunday.

By Alan Baldwin
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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

Nadal takes Federer’s title in epic final

Rafael Nadal dethroned five-time champion Roger Federer as king of Wimbledon on Sunday with an epic 6-4, 6-4, 6-7 (5/7), 6-7 (8/10), 9-7 win.

By Dave James
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/ 6 July 2008

Rain master Hamilton storms to home win

McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton blew away his rivals to win his home British Grand Prix on Sunday and storm back to the top of the Formula One standings.

By Alan Baldwin
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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

Hamilton confident ahead of home grand prix

Lewis Hamilton’s flurry of publicity appearances has prompted talk that he is spending too much time tearing round the glad-handing circuit.

By Alan Henry
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/ 4 July 2008

Taking inspiration from Donald

Now that the cricketing summer is about to begin in earnest, England can look forward to another rousing encounter with South Africa.

By Michael Henderson
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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

Thieves steal Joy Division singer’s headstone

Thieves have stolen a memorial headstone for Ian Curtis, frontman of the influential British post-punk band Joy Division.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 3 July 2008

Falling into good habits

If you like the idea of exercise but lack the motivation to do it, there are plenty of tricks to fire up your enthusiasm.

By Sam Murphy
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/ 3 July 2008

Puff no more, live longer

People who give up smoking improve their health almost immediately, according to a study of more than 100 000 women carried out over 24 years.

By Staff Reporter
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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

Be aware of what you eat

Food additives have been linked to hyperactivity in children, and could damage cell DNA. So which of the E-numbers are causing the most concern?

By Rosalind Ryan
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/ 3 July 2008

Brushing off cancer

In the latest study researchers at Imperial College, London, found that men with a history of gum disease had a 14% higher chance of getting cancer.

By Lucy Atkins
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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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/ 3 July 2008

Federer sets up Safin showdown

Champion Roger Federer banished menacing storm clouds on Wednesday to set up a tantalising Wimbledon semifinal date with Marat Safin.

By Pritha Sarkar
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/ 2 July 2008

Federer crushes Ancic to reach Wimbledon semis

Roger Federer moved to within two victories of a record sixth successive Wimbledon title when he crushed Croatia’s Mario Ancic 6-1, 7-5, 6-4.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 2 July 2008

England take it easy with Flintoff ahead of SA series

Andrew Flintoff is set to be left out of England’s squad for next week’s first Test against South Africa at Lord’s.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 2 July 2008

UK tightens ban on Hezbollah

The British government said on Wednesday it was amending a ban on Hezbollah to cover its entire military wing.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 2 July 2008

Hamilton upbeat ahead of British GP

Lewis Hamilton says he is in the best form of his career heading into the British Grand Prix, despite disappointing finishes in his last two races.

By Toby Sterling
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/ 2 July 2008

McKenzie rediscovers form ahead of England Test

South Africa opener Neil McKenzie rediscovered his batting touch as the Proteas’ three-day match against Somerset ended in a draw on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 2 July 2008

Borat’s ‘mankini’ gets a fashion makeover

British fashion designer Alexander McQueen seems to be channelling Sacha Baron Cohen’s Borat character with his latest take on swimwear.

By Simon Mills
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/ 1 July 2008

Zheng grabs limelight in Williams show

Chinese wildcard Zheng Jie provided an absorbing sub-plot to Williams sister domination on quarterfinal day at Wimbledon on Tuesday.

By Martyn Herman
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/ 1 July 2008

Renewable energy is ‘green gold-rush’

In what is being called a ”green gold-rush,” global investment in renewable energy surged about 60% to -billion in 2007, a UN agency said.

By Michael Szabo
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