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Eddie Izzard halts 27-marathon challenge
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Novak Djokovic: 'As Serbian athletes we all feel an extra responsibility to represent our country'

Novak Djokovic: Patriot's game

The world No 1 is fiercely proud to be from Serbia and to be improving his country's profile, he tells Paul Newman. And he knows that winning the French Open – and therefore holding all four Slams – will do his cause no harm at all
Jessica Ennis: Olympic hope faces new hurdles
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Manal al-Sharif: 'They just messed with the wrong woman'
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Fatal crashes are cyclists' fault, says Boris

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Move over Brangelina, this night belongs to Kingston Bagpuize

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