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- Firefighter denies manslaughter of farmer trampled by cows
- Tesco AGM: nearly half of shareholders fail to back boardroom pay policy
- Fraudster faces jail after claiming he could sell the Ritz for £250m
- Hungary to ask for 'precautionary' €10bn–€20bn bailout from EU and IMF
- US unemployment falls to 9.5%
- Families of dead soldiers hit out at pay freeze
- Boris Johnson should get more tax-raising powers, policy director says
- Toyota to recall 270,000 Lexus cars over stalling engines
- Live tube map halted as TfL hit by 50-fold growth in web calls
- NHS advised to offer new arthritis drug
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Anna Chapman's London years under MI5 scrutiny
Intelligence officers go through accounts of alleged spy's company, as director says he has never heard of the firm -
Parties bid to disrupt voting reform
Tory backbenchers and shadow justice secretary may derail Nick Clegg's planned referendum -
Britain's wait for Wimbledon goes on
Nation's hopes for sporting success foiled yet again as Rafael Nadal ends Andy Murray's best chance of championship -
Iran stoning case fought by family
Family says mother's adultery conviction was bogus and that she has already been subjected to 99 lashes -
BA dispute 'is trashing reputation'
Unite staff representatives write to Willie Walsh saying they want to restore airline's reputation -
Tories out in force for Gay Pride
Gay policing minister Nick Herbert to address the crowd, and Home Office float is to have a Moulin Rouge theme -
Cuban party expels intellectual
Esteban Morales published article criticising unnamed high-ranking officials and exposing corruption -
MPs consider food voucher scheme
Charity director says some claimants 'on the edge' because they have had benefits halted -
British special forces soldier killed
Soldier dies in swoop on Taliban leaders and drug barons amid biggest operation since second world war -
Suicide blasts kill dozens in Pakistan
At least 42 killed in blasts at Data Ganj Baksh shrine in Lahore where thousands had gathered to pray
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Summer pudding and drink recipes
Nigella's cheesecake in a glass and Delia's vanilla cream terrine, plus a whole lot more besides -
Nevada's cult of the cowboy
Andrew Mueller finds Nevada's annual Cowboy Poetry Gathering is about much more than verse -
Beryl Bainbridge dies, aged 75
The grande dame of British literature passed away, her literary agent has confirmed -
'I wrote it big and crazy'
Director Robert Rodriguez talks to Damon Wise about his unlikely reboot of the Predator franchise -
Fabio kept as FA count cost of failure
England manager Fabio Capello may have to wait two years to redeem himself -
Swimming with sharks and oil
Deep sea explorer Sylvia Earle has seen the Gulf oil spill up close, but refuses to believe it could destroy the ocean -
Brits saddle up for Tour de France
A record number of British cyclists are participating in the Tour de France and hopes for success are high -
Mike Myers: My family values
The comedian and actor talks about his family
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Uruguay 1-1 Ghana (4-2 pens)
Uruguay prevailed in a penalty shoot-out after a Luis Suárez handball denied Ghana a winning goal -
Holland 2-1 Brazil
Holland knock out Brazil with the most unlikeliest of unlikely comebacks, and a rare Brazilian own goal -
Germany's style revolution
Paul Hayward: Their transformation has been based on an attention to detail and investment in youth that shames the FA and the Premier League
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Berdych beats Djokovic to make final
Czech reaches his first grand slam final with straight-sets defeat of No 3 seed, two days after knocking out Federer -
In pictures: Murray mania
We check out how the the fans have been showing their love for the British No1
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