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Stand by for another DECADE of wet summers, say Met Office meteorologists
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Serena Williams apologises after comment that rape victim 'shouldn't have put herself in that position'
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Bankers could face jail after report urges the Government to introduce new criminal offence for reckless management
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Feat of engineering: Incredible photographs show construction beneath New York's Second Avenue
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World news in pictures
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Serena Williams apologises after comment that rape victim 'shouldn't have put herself in that position'
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Disability campaigners celebrate 'victory' after government rethink over plans to make it more difficult to claim disability benefits
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Bankers could face jail after report urges the Government to introduce new criminal offence for reckless management
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Breaking the Silence: In the reality of occupation, there are no Palestinian civilians – only potential terrorists
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We never knew Nigella Lawson - and we still don’t
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Babies behind bars
A Palestinian fertility doctor has become an unlikely hero by helping women conceive – even though their husbands are in jail
Sonic youth: The high-pitched sound alarm
Is Mosquito, the alarm only under-25s can hear, a blessing or a bane?
The art of living in small spaces
Space in cities at a premium so architects are learning how to make less, more...
Zombie nation: Our fascination with death and destruction
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'Teaching bright children isn't rocket science'
It doesn't take a selective system to nurture the best minds, says a former head of St Paul's boys' school.
Can technology lure us back to the high street?
The high street has been bruised and battered by online firms but in-store technology is helping to enliven the retail experience...
The 10 Best new smartphones
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The true effect of the badger cull
'To farm I have to rape the countryside. It’s got to be wrong'
First night: The Cripple of Inishmaan
Daniel Radcliffe gives an admirably honest performance in Michael Grandage's comedy
Guides drop religious reference but pledge to self and the Queen
After 103 years, organisation changes oath to welcome 'all girls, of all faiths, and none'
Steve Tongue
Joe Kinnear was one of the boys and a breath of fresh air... 21 years ago
Chris Froome: Free from 'pain in neck' after Wiggins' exit
Sky's lead rider says he is in fantastic form for the Tour and happy pecking order debate is over
Hannah England: Keeping Track
I've got the right times – now to focus on the chess
Beards, brawn and body art
Meet London’s new batch of male models
Scandi-geeks descend on Nordicana for fan-convention
British love of shows such as The Bridge, Borgen and The Killing shows no sign of fading
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