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elephant appealThe first 23 lots in our charity auction have now gone. But there are 22 more still up for grabs
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sportForget the year’s heroes, here are the sporting baddies including Suarez the muncher, Warner the puncher and a dose of drug cheats
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filmReview: Von Trier's film is incredibly graphic in parts, but it is still a serious art house drama
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lifeIt takes year-long dedication to get Selfridges ready for 25 December. And they're already working on plans for 2015...
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America's 'virgin births'? One in 200 mothers 'became pregnant without having sex'
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Last orders looming for Trappist beers as Belgium's band of brotherly brewers dies off
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Facebook 'self-censorship': study records when you don't post to find more ways to share
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Vitamin pills are a waste of money, offer no health benefits and could be harmful - study
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America's 'virgin births'? One in 200 mothers 'became pregnant without having sex'
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Ian Watkins: Paedophile Lostprophets singer sentenced to 35 years for child sex offences, as judge labels him a 'dangerous sexual predator'
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Christmas comes early: Justin Bieber announces he's 'retiring from music'
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Children evacuated from swimming pool after prosthetic leg mistaken for paedophile
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