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Let's Parler Kington: Miles at his very best
Friday 01 February 2008
The master humourist remembered
Sky mulls deal to let Freeview air Premiership matches
Thursday 08 June 2006
BSkyB, the broadcaster, is exploring ways to make its live Premiership football coverage available in homes that take the Freeview digital terrestrial service.
Racing: Sir Percy ready for Irish rematch to confirm superiority
Monday 05 June 2006
First four in tightest of Derby finishes will meet again at the Curragh
Racing: Hurricane Run opens defence with a breeze
Monday 29 May 2006
André Fabre hopes that Visindar can prove himself the best middle-distance three-year-old in Europe in the Vodafone Derby on Saturday. Yesterday the French master began the week with a pointed reminder that he already trains the best of the previous generation.
Human Rights Act will not be axed, says Falconer
Monday 15 May 2006
The Government's review of the laws which safeguard individual freedom will not result in it scrapping the Human Rights Act, the Lord Chancellor has said.
Long-haul breaks spell bad news for the climate
Monday 15 May 2006
After the Filofax, the mobile phone, the laptop, the iPod, the taste for sushi and the 4x4, here comes the latest must-have for Britain's affluent young professional class: the weekend far away.
Waterloo sunset for hare coursing - a pursuit that may have run its course
Tuesday 15 February 2005
It has been the highlight of hare coursing since 1836, so there were strong passions and protests when 10,000 people turned out to mark the end of the Waterloo Cup in Britain
Letter: Glorious hunting traditions: rudeness and broken hedges
Friday 11 February 2005
Sir: It is hard to remember when I have read so much pretentious rubbish as that written by your correspondents from Chalfont St Giles and Canada about foxhunting (letters; 25 January, 1 February). My personal experience of foxhunting goes back to the early 1920s when my family relocated from a mixed farm in Worcestershire to an all-pasture dairy farm in the Vale of Aylesbury.
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'Sickening, deluded and unforgivable': Bloody attack brings terror to capital’s streets
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Mothers' diets may harm IQs in two-thirds of babies
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Gay couple beaten in park urge MPs to moderate language on gay marriage
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After woman sells virginity for $780,000, here are the results of our prostitution survey
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Far-right French historian, 78-year-old Dominique Venner, commits suicide in Notre Dame in protest against gay marriage
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