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Gunman kills six in Slovakia attack

A gunman killed six people and wounded at least nine in an attack at an apartment building in Bratislava on Monday, then committed suicide, police said.

Marian Slingova-Fagan: Political activist who endured solitary confinement in communist Czechoslovakia

Marian Rose Šlingová-Fagan was a political activist who married a Czechoslovakian Communist and found herself caught up in that country's repressive system.

Slavic secret: Solta is steeped in history and rich in beauty

In travel, as in life, you should never confuse quantity with quality. Yet the amount of space that guidebooks assign to a particular location can provide a useful indication of a destination's relative merit. Lonely Planet's volume on Croatia devotes just 16 lines to the bulky chunk of limestone that comprises the Adriatic island of Solta – the same modest space as assigned to cinemas in Dubrovnik. The Rough Guide is more generous in its coverage, with nearly a page on Solta, but nightclubs in Zagreb enjoy a much higher word count.

Van Marwijk clears the air after spat with Van Persie

Holland coach Bert van Marwijk has demanded unity among his World Cup players after Robin van Persie's angry outburst at being substituted in the 2-1 defeat of Slovakia threatened to derail his preparations for the quarter-final against Brazil.

Holland relishing 'under-dog' role against Brazil

Holland boss Bert van Marwijk is relishing Friday's mouthwatering World Cup quarter-final against Brazil - and was quick to hand his side the tag of underdogs.

Robben vows to get even better

Holland winger Arjen Robben believes he is not yet at his best despite earning the man-of-the-match award against Slovakia.

Robben makes grand return to prove the difference for Holland

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Holland through after beating Slovakia at World Cup

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World Cup: Holland v Slovakia Live!

Can the Dutch continue their impressive run? Follow the last-16 tie, plus join in with your comments and catch the latest developments.

'Humiliated' Italy return home to face press

The Italian press pulled no punches this morning as they dissected the Azzurri's World Cup failure.

James Lawton: Ageing Azzurri were doomed to early failure

There will be no more poignant exit from this World Cup than the one made by the reigning champions Italy here yesterday.

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