Thousands packed into the cavernous Basilica of the Shrine of Our Lady of Aparecida to greet their fellow South American

Banning rape porn will not make it go away, but send it underground where we are less able to observe the safety of performers

Number of families who provide a false address for their children soars

Keeping Track: We've all been British champion and we'd all hope to be going to Moscow

Forrest is currently serving five-and-a-half years for child abduction and five charges of sexual activity with a child

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You’re definitely cheating on your girlfriend (or boyfriend) if you get drunk at a party and snog an old flame, but what if you betray their trust by watching the latest House of Cards on Netflix without them?

Forget the 'Inner Chimp' theory, Luis Suarez's behaviour is incorrigible

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Two out of three children admit to cheating in school sports because they feel under pressure to win, according to a survey to be released today.

This disgraced sportsman should let go of his addiction to racing

Keep Calm and Carry On from 2009 found Stereophonics struggling to find a decisive way forward, and while Graffiti on the Train is a significant improvement, it's still something of a patchwork affair, lurching between string-laced pieces like the elegaic title track and “Indian Summer”, soulful blues odes such as “Been Caught Cheating” and “No-one's Perfect”, and out-and-out rockers like the swaggering “Catacomb”.