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UN urges Kosovo and Serbia talks
The UN adopts a resolution calling for direct talks between Serbia and Kosovo, in a move seen as a breakthrough in the long-running dispute. [more]
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Minister defends using detectives
Justice Minister Jonathan Djanogly defends his use of private detectives to carry out investigations of his aides and colleagues. [more]
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Academies 'may be risky strategy'
The government spending watchdog warns the expansion of the academies programme could risk being poor value for money. [more]
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Bloodhound budgets
Are world land speed records indulgent or essential? [more]
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Chilean MPs join hunger protest
Chilean congressmen join a hunger strike by indigenous Mapuche prisoners against anti-terror laws dating back to military rule. [more]
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Poulter in hunt after early slip
Ian Poulter ends the first round of the FedEx Cup in Chicago in third place despite a double-bogey six at the 10th hole. [more]
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Wildcats 'to meet tax obligation'
Wakefield Wildcats insist they will meet "their obligations" for a tax demand from HM Revenue & Customs ahead of High Court appearance. [more]
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England suffer dramatic World Cup exit
England women are beaten on penalties in the World Cup semi-final by world and Olympic champions the Netherlands. [more]
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Queiroz sacked as Portugal boss
Portugal sack coach Carlos Queiroz a week after the 57-year-old is suspended for six months for disrupting an anti-doping test. [more]
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Strauss looks to cricket's future
England captain Andrew Strauss insists the one-day series against Pakistan can help cricket on its recovery from the 'cancer' of spot-fixing allegations. [more]
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