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Champions Trophy: Has Aussie attitude ever been so poor?

Standards in the tourists' dressing room have been slipping for ages, but they haven't been this low since 1987

David Warner takes it easy during the Australia nets session last week

Australia in crisis as David Warner is stood down for attacking Joe Root: Timeline of events

The nightclub incident is just the latest incident among a number of problems

David Warner and Joe Root

Australian batsman David Warner suspended for 'unprovoked physical attack' on England's Joe Root in Birmingham bar The Walkabout

The incident occurred in a nightclub after Australia's defeat to England in the Champions Trophy

Teacher Jeremy Forrest arrives at Lewes Crown Court where he is accused of abducting a pupil

Teen tells how relationship with teacher was ‘biggest secret ever’

A teenage girl told a court today how a crush on her maths teacher led to secret sex sessions and the pair running away to France together.

Hillary Clinton has taken to Twitter with the savvy of a seasoned user

@HCLINTZ: Hillary Clinton - the internet’s most popular pantsuit lover

Hillary Clinton’s witty arrival to Twitter this week played out like a masterclass for politicians. First up there was her Twitter bio. She started fairly conventionally with “Wife, mom, lawyer, women & kids advocate, FLOAR, FLOTUS, US Senator, SecState, author, dog owner” before throwing in “hair icon, pantsuit aficionado, glass ceiling cracker, TBD [to be decided]...”, the latter possibly hinting at her plans for 2016. Yes, Hill.

Sergio Garcia watches Tiger Woods at the driving range

US Open 2013: Sergio Garcia shakes hands with Tiger Woods at the driving range

The Spaniard caused controversy when he made a racist quip aimed at Woods

Female Kuwaiti teacher jailed for 11 years for insulting Emir on Twitter

A teacher has been sentenced to 11 years in jail for insulting the Emir, inciting regime change and insulting a religious sect via Twitter, two sources close to the case said.

TV review: The Returned, Channel 4

Terror in the Skies, Sunday Channel 4

Down and out Craig Dawson scores from the spot

Matthew Fisher becomes youngest county cricket star aged 15

Fifteen-year-old Matthew Fisher today became county cricket's youngest post-war player after he was handed his senior debut by Yorkshire.

Nadine Dorries was a contestant on 'I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!'

MPs seek Nadine Dorries I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here fee details

Conservative MP was expected to earn around £40,000 for her 12-day appearance

Police, medics and passers-by around a man who came off a moped at the corner of Goodge Street and Charlotte Street, London. He and another man were apprehended by police shortly after a raid at Selfridges

‘I am no hero’, says waiter who tackled Selfridges raider

Two of six suspects in smash-and-grab robbery are captured as getaway moped crashes nearby

Game of Thrones is particularly susceptible to spoilers

Avoiding TV spoilers: It’s a thorny old game

How on earth are we supposed to avoid big plot twists when everyone keeps tweeting them? Argh!

Where bad banter meets worse suits: BBC Three's 'The Call Centre'

Life imitating art at The Call Centre: Meet Nev, he’s just a chilled-out entertainer

You aren’t alone if you could watch only some of The Call Centre, BBC3’s fly-on-the-wall series filmed at a Swansea cold-call factory, where bad banter met worse suits. The man in charge, Nev (that’s him in the brown suit with one of his acolytes) emerged instantly as a real-life David Brent, dispensing business park maxims and behaviour to make an HR department shudder.

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