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The truth about 'girl things': Three cheers for Heather Watson's honesty
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Man who held up 'hire me' sign at Waterloo station returns a year later with 'I'm hiring' sign
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Saudi preacher who 'raped and tortured' his five -year-old daughter to death is released after paying 'blood money'
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Tennis fan suing Australian Open organisers for 'failing to shade spectators' during Murray match
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Men behaving badly: Urinating while standing, 'manspreading' and the gendering of selfishness
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Man who held up 'hire me' sign at Waterloo station returns a year later with 'I'm hiring' sign
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Saudi preacher who 'raped and tortured' his five -year-old daughter to death is released after paying 'blood money'
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Rob Lowe hits out at White House decision not to meet Israeli leader
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Iraq invasion 2003: The bloody warnings six wise men gave to Tony Blair as he prepared to launch poorly planned campaign
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Winston Churchill: From accusations of anti-Semitism to the blunt refusal that led to the deaths of millions
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British Muslim leaders outraged after Eric Pickles says followers of Islam should 'prove their identity'
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UK terror fears: My jihadist son returned from Syria mentally scarred – now he is being ignored
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Nigel Farage: NHS might have to be replaced by private health insurance
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Billy Crystal: 'Stop shoving gay sex scenes in my face'
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'We would evict Queen from Buckingham Palace and allocate her council house,' say Greens
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French court convicts three over homophobic tweets, in case hailed as a 'significant victory' by LGBT rights campaigners
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