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Raheem Sterling: England midfielder bites back at critics after asking to be left out of Estonia match with cryptic Twitter message
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Chile's San José miners talk about their 18 days sealed in an underground hell:
'We eat a lot of beef, but we have never eaten a journalist'
Jeremy Clarkson tried to portray my fellow Argentines as savages
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Beware of the role of the laptop in our addiction to politics and war
Longer guest list, not a bigger wedding bill
Spending more on you wedding day and engagement ring could make you more likely to divorce
This ‘Excellent Ordinary’ architecture makes art of even the humblest of buildings
LSE's Student Centre - nominated for the Riba Stirling Prize - shows what can be achieved on even a dreadful site
US strategy in tatters as Isis marches on
American-led air attacks are failing. Jihadis are close to taking Kobani, in Syria – and in Iraq western Baghdad is now under serious threat, says Patrick Cockburn
Nigel Farage undressed
The Ukip leader's fuddy-duddy look is a calculated harking-back to post-war patriotism
Ruby Tandoh: 'I don't regret having a go at people who were really nasty to me on Twitter'
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One man's hopes of proving that Harold II did not die at Hastings would be one in the eye for the Normans
Daniel Radcliffe: 'Never trust a man with no vices'
The former boy wizard talks about loosening up and heading to the dark side in new film 'Horns'
Natalie Bennett: Green on the outside but red in the centre
The leader of the Green Party is happy to be called a watermelon. Just don't mention Nigel Farage
John Lydon reveals the fate of Never Mind the B****cks II
The follow-up to the Sex Pistols' punk classic will never be released – because it was 'hideously dull'
Obama skewered by the pens of insiders
Memoirs by two former secretaries of defense and directors of the CIA give a depressing impression of a flagging presidency, says Rupert Cornwell
Diana Nammi: 'We should not use culture to justify murdering women'
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