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Daily Mail (London)

A daily newspaper and online news service serving Britain and the United Kingdom. Stories cover news, politics, sports, and business updates of national importance. Additionally, the paper carries exhaustive celebrity news.

Articles from July 16, 2011

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16.07.11 Contents
16.07.11 Contents FASHION AND BEAUTY 8 Fashion forward Extra-special sunshine accessories 10 Mimi Spencer on why shopping is less stressful in cyberspace 12 All that jazz Taking inspiration from the Roaring Twenties? Yes, it looks set to be a vintage...
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16 July Saturday
Byline: ROBIN WIGGS ANOTHER CHANCE TO SEE Inspector Alleyn Mysteries 1PM, 7PM, YESTERDAY *** Weekly repeats of this fine mystery series begin, opening with an episode featuring the late Anna Massey. Patrick Malahide is Alleyn, a steely gentleman...
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17 July Sunday
Byline: RW HARD-HITTING REALITY SERIES Teen Mom 7PM, VIVA *** The sequel to 16 And Pregnant, this series is about American girls - many from small towns - who have recently become mothers. It's like a soap opera that adults couldn't write,...
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18 July Monday
Byline: RW ANOTHER CHANCE TO SEE Samantha Who? 3.30PM, E4 **** The first of a weekday repeat for Christina Applegate's deliciously sharp sitcom. The premise is this: Applegate's career-obsessed nightmare suffers amnesia, wakes up nice and...
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19 July Tuesday
Byline: RW LIFE AGAINST THE ODDS Kellie: The Girl Who Played With Fire 9PM, BBC3 *** A rather crass title (taken from the Stieg Larsson book, of all things) for this hopeful documentary about a burns victim. Kellie is 22 and going to college...
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20 July Wednesday
Byline: RW SEE IT FROM THE START Star Trek: The Next Generation 8PM, CBS ACTION *** Patrick Stewart, who would never have joined if he'd known it would last for seven years, raised the bar for the entire cast from this very first episode....
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21 July Thursday
Byline: RW FOR CLASSICAL BUFFS BBC Proms 2011 7.30PM, BBC4 **** Mark Elder (left) conducts The Halle in the first of the BBC4 Proms, one that builds via Sibelius and Bartok to the glories of Janacek's Sinfonietta. A 'conductor cam' with commentary...
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22 July Friday
Byline: RW JUNIOR I'M A CELEBRITY... Camp Orange 5PM, NICKELODEON ???? British children go to Australia, and take on I'm A Celebrity-style challenges in this new, six-part series. It's exciting - especially for them - and executed with ambition...
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6 11 12 2 First Irish Car Ferry Was 14 Mark Huckvale''s Su Doku Puzzle Generator Sunk by German Mine
QUESTION When was the first car ferry between Ireland and the UK? THE first car ferry between Ireland and Britain came into service on the Larne-Stranraer route in July 1939. However, the new service was short-lived. The Princess Victoria was requisitioned...
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Act of Courtesy That Led to Scooter Tycoon's Cliff Death
Byline: Andrew Levy THE multi-millionaire owner of a company that makes Segway scooters died after moving out of the way of a dog walker and plunging off a cliff on one of the machines. Jimi Heselden, 62, was riding a rough terrain version of...
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A Head Start in the Morning
Byline: SARAH STACEY [bar] reader asks why she often wakes up with a headache. 'I wake at the usual time and feel I have slept enough but the pain can be quite disabling. I have to take over-the-counter painkillers regularly which I'd prefer not...
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Angiolini 'Should Not Be an Advocate'
Byline: Jim McBeth ONE of Scotland's most senior QCs has accused former Lord Advocate Elish Angiolini of not being qualified to act for clients in court. Dame Elish, who stepped down from her role in May this year, plans to enter legal chambers...
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Angiolini 'Should Not Be an Advocate'; QC Says Former Top Prosecutor Is Not Qualified
Byline: Jim McBeth ONE of Scotland's most senior QCs has accused former Lord Advocate Elish Angiolini of not being qualified to act for clients in court. Dame Elish, who stepped down from her role in May this year, plans to enter legal chambers...
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An Inspector Calls
RICK STEIN might be a jolly good fellow. He may even be an inspired chef and businessman who deserves to have his name printed on everything, from bottles of wine to pots of sugary sauces. But parts of his all-invasive empire in the once quaint, sleepy...
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Another One for Watson Scrapbook
Byline: JOHN GREECHAN HE never tires of telling us how much The Open has given him over the years. Well, let's just call it even, shall we? Because Tom Watson's contribution to this tournament more than compensates for any riches -- financial, professional,...
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A Peek at the Past; A Stunning New Exhibition of Paintings Gives a Potted History of the English Garden over the Past 100 Years
Byline: Mary Greene Throughout the First World War, when serving with the Royal Army Medical Corps, artist Stanley Spencer sustained himself with memories of Cookham, the Berkshire village where he grew up. He wrote of how he ached to go to the...
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Ashley Accused of a Hat-Trick of Trysts
Byline: Sara Nathan HE has managed to win back Cheryl Cole, much to the dismay of many of her friends and family. But Ashley's reunion with his ex-wife may not be as straightforward as he hoped. At least three girls are set to claim they enjoyed...
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A Tepid Putter Keeps the Heat on Rory
Byline: by ALAN FRASER GIVEN a decent tail wind, the bold line at the 5th hole at Royal St George's is Ramsgate, or more precisely the R of Ramsgate. Rory McIlroy, true to his shillelagh-buckling adventurous spirit, waited until the green was...
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A Trip to the Shops? How Quaint
Byline: MIMI SPENCER I went shopping at 6.05am today (we have a new puppy in our house and, let's just say, Diggory is an early riser). So, rather than throw balls and eat toast for an hour, I went shopping and bought a new nozzle for the garden...
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Autumn Is Here for the Weekend
Byline: Alistair Grant JUST when we were getting used to what passes in Scotland for summer, the bad news is: autumn is here. After a few days of pleasant sun and a cheering absence of rain, weather forecasters warned the weekend is going to...
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Banks Ace Stress Tests
Byline: Senan Molony Political Editor IRISH banks yesterday sailed through European Bank Authority stress tests of financial institutions across the EU - but only because the taxpayer here has consistently ponied up to recapitalise them. The...
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BEHIND ENEMY LINES; Roscommon Resident Moran Reveals Why He Is Mayo to the Core
Byline: by SHANE McGRATH IT SHOULD be more complicated, but a century has made normal the strangest living arrangement in Irish sport. Andy Moran, the Mayo vice-captain, will sleep in a bed tonight in a GAA town passionately behind him and his team-mates...
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Best of British! How Young Talents Are Ripping Up the Record Books
Byline: Paul Harris reports THEY are young, gifted... and Brits. One is the most exciting fresh hope for decades to swing a golf club; the other is a piano maestro widely regarded as a genius. And despite a combined age of just 39, golfer...
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Betting Box
Byline: ROBIN GOODFELLOW, SAM TURNER NAP SELECTION KEYS (Newbury, 5.10) TRIPLE bumper winner KEYS has yet to get his head in front on the level but he looks on a reasonable mark for his inaugural run in handicap company today. The step up...
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Betting Box
Byline: ROBIN GOODFELLOW, SAM TURNER NAP SELECTION KEYS (Newbury, 5.10) TRIPLE bumper winner KEYS has yet to get his head in front on the level but he looks on a reasonable mark for his inaugural run in handicap company today. The step up...
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BHP Is Hoping [Pounds Sterling]7.5bn Deal Is 4th Time Lucky
Byline: Rob Davies BHP Billiton boss Marius Kloppers is hoping a [pounds sterling]7.5bn bid for US oil and shale gas firm Petrohawk will prove fourth time lucky, after three mammoth deals fell by the wayside. The natural resources titan has raised...
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Bite Size Sandwich
110 The Open 2011 9.25am: Huge roars as Tom Lewis, cool as you like, takes to the first tee. His first shot rolls into the rough but he pars the hole. 9.44am: Talk about a turnaround. Darren Clarke bogeyed the seventh on day one but sinks an...
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Blacks Leisure Is Losing Its Direction as Debts Mount
Byline: Rupert Steiner BLACKS Leisure has been forced to go cap in hand to its lenders as it warned dire trading has caused its debt pile to spiral. The camping and outdoor clothing retailer is the latest to sound the alert that plunging consumer...
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Brave Crash Victim Passes Test at Just 16
Byline: Victoria Allen FOR any road accident victim, getting back into a car can be a nerve-wracking feat. For Danielle O'Connor, who was partially paralysed in a crash, it was terrifying. But now the 16-year-old has overcome her fears - and...
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BRITISH Olympic Gold Medal Contender [...]
Byline: BY RAY MASSEY MOTORING EDITOR BRITISH Olympic gold medal contender Jessica Ennis (-pictured) is out to prove she's as super-efficient a driver as she is an athlete -- and attempt to save more than [pounds sterling]1,000 a year on her fuel...
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Brooklyn Joins the Brand
Byline: Ben Todd, Sara Nathan HE MAY be a familiar face to fans of the Beckhams, but 12-year-old Brooklyn has never been intentionally thrust into the spotlight - until now. The schoolboy was officially welcomed into the fold of 'Brand Beckham'...
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Bruce Wants Gordon Back in a Flash
Byline: STEPHEN McGOWAN STEVE BRUCE has told Celtic target Craig Gordon that he still has a Sunderland future -- if he can get fit and stay fit. Currently scouring the market for a goalkeeper, Celtic boss Neil Lennon has declared an interest...
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Buy as Many Rollers as You Want ... but They Won't Make You Happy; A Timely Note of Caution from One Jaded Jackpot Winner
Byline: INTERVIEW by Frances Hubbard RON ULLAH has a word of expert advice for husband and wife Colin and Chris Weir of Largs in Ayrshire, Britain's [pounds sterling]161million EuroMillions Lottery winners -- but first he must finish the delicate...
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Buy as Many Rollers as You Want ... but They Won't Make You Happy; A Timely Note of Caution from One Jaded Jackpot Winner
Byline: IntervIew by Frances Hubbard RON ULLAH has a word of expert advice for husband and wife Colin and Chris Weir, Britain's [pounds sterling]161million EuroMillions Lottery winners -- but first he must finish the delicate task of aligning the...
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CHARLES DOES WHAT A BANK DOESN'T - LENDS; It's a Very Different Royal Bank Helping Entrepreneurs on the First Step of the Business Ladder
Byline: by Mark Howarth MONEY, the fuel that keeps the economy moving, is in short supply. As banks tighten up on lending, even blue-chip firms are feeling the squeeze. So imagine how much worse it would be if you are a youngster, maybe from a troubled...
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Chasing Wicked Twills
Byline: NIAMH O'DEA I've never had nail, hair or boob extensions. I've never bought a bag emblazoned with the name of a designer who clearly had nothing to do with its existence. And I've never, ever, bunged an M&S ready meal into the oven for...
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Children Tortured by Mother to Sue HSE for Neglect
Byline: Ali Bracken Crime Correspondent THREE children who suffered years of horrific physical and psychological abuse at the hands of their mother are to sue the HSE. The 47-year-old woman was jailed for 24 years yesterday for cruelty and neglect...
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Claret Jug Half Full for Gallacher
Byline: JOHN GREECHAN STEPHEN GALLACHER expects a battle for survival on a wild and wet Open weekend. The Scot, who finished five strokes off the lead after a second round of one-over 71, was within a shot of top spot for a while yesterday. And,...
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Clock Ticking for Cuellar
Byline: MARK WILSON RANGERS want an answer from Carlos Cuellar in the next 48 hours about whether he is willing to take the hefty wage cut required to secure a return to the SPL champions. Ibrox manager Ally McCoist is, however, likely to drop his...
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COAST WITH THE MOST; SURF Boards, Giants, Fossils, Thatched Cottages and Scenery That's Inspired the Likes of Blyton, Austen and Thomas Hardy. Dorset, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight Brim with Holiday Treasure
BOURNEMOUTH Bournemouth has long been the star of the South Coast, but recently a new air of surfer cool has added an extra element of charm. Down at Boscombe Overstrand, the Urban Reef cafe and restaurant opposite the artificial surf reef is...
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Cook Seeks to Pile on Agony
Byline: EWING GRAHAME SOME boxers find it beneficial to attend anger-management classes. For Nicky Cook, the Dagenham boy who challenges Scotland's Ricky Burns for his WBO superfeatherweight title at the Liverpool Echo Arena tonight, it's a question...
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Corruption UK
Byline: by Max Hastings SATURDAY ESSAY THE resignation of Rebekah Brooks as chief executive of Rupert Murdoch's News International represents a new eruption in the phonehacking scandal that has damaged the media, police and the Cameron government....
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Corruption Uk; Saturday Essay
Byline: by Max Hastings ESSAY THE resignation of Rebekah Brooks as chief executive of Rupert Murdoch's News International represents a new eruption in the phonehacking scandal that has damaged the media, police and the Cameron government. Yet...
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Could This Online Love Replace My Passionless Marriage?
Byline: BEL MOONEY DEAR BEL HAVING read your replies so many times, I can already guess your answer to my dilemma. How many times do we judge others and say, 'Oh how stupid is that?' and 'How could they be so foolish?' The older woman falling...
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Could This Online Love Replace My Passionless Marriage?
Byline: BEL MONNEY bel HAVING read your replies so many times, I can already guess your answer to my dilemma. How many times do we judge others and say 'Oh how stupid is that?' and 'How could they be so foolish?' The older woman falling for a young...
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Could This Online Love Replace My Passionless Marriage?
Byline: BEL MOONEY DEAR BEL HAVING read your replies so many times, I can already guess your answer to my dilemma. How many times do we judge others and say 'Oh how stupid is that?' and 'How could they be so foolish?' The older woman falling...
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Coulson's Chequers Stay after He Resigned
Byline: Political Editor DAVID Cameron hosted Andy Coulson at his official country residence two months after he resigned as Downing Street's director of communications, it emerged last night. In a sign of his determination to stand by the man...
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Council Chief Says the Public Has No Right Know about His Expenses
Byline: Graham Grant Home Affairs Editor THE leader of a Scots council shamed for lavish credit card spending called yesterday for the public to be kept in the dark about abuse of taxpayers' money. Bob Myles, chief of cashstrapped Angus Council,...
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Council Chief Says the Public Has No Right to Know about His Expenses
Byline: Graham Grant Home Affairs Editor THE leader of a Scots council shamed for lavish credit card spending called yesterday for the public to be kept in the dark about abuse of taxpayers' money. Bob Myles, chief of cashstrapped Angus Council,...
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Cowen Has the Secret to Success
Byline: ALAN FRASER DO NOT call Pete Cowen a 'swing guru', call him a golf coach. And do not ask him about Colin Montgomerie receiving the BBC Sports Personality Coach of the Year award last year. Sorry, the question is irresistible. 'It's a...
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Craig Can Still Cut It as a Cat, Not a Celt
Byline: STEPHEN McGOWAN STEVE BRUCE has told Celtic target Craig Gordon that he still has a Sunderland future -- if he can get fit and stay fit. Currently scouring the market for a goalkeeper, Neil Lennon has declared an interest in the Scotland...
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Critics Hip-Hopping Mad at Arts Quango; 'Taxpayers' Money Wasted on Wacky Projects'
Byline: Alan Roden Scottish Political Reporter A SCOTS arts quango backed by millions of pounds of taxpayers' cash is being heavily criticised for funding hip-hop dancing in China, Facebook games and mobile phone 'apps'. Creative Scotland also...
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Cuellar Must Count Cost; WAGE DEAL KEY TO CUELLAR SWITCH
Byline: MARK WILSON CARLOS CUELLAR is set for key talks with Rangers to learn how much of a financial hit he will have to take to secure a return to the SPL champions. The Spanish centre-half (right) is a leading target of Ibrox boss Ally McCoist,...
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Dad, You're Telling Lies
Byline: Alistair Munro THE son of a Labour councillor accused of a [pounds sterling]43,000 benefit fraud branded his father a liar in court yesterday. Sean Holden, 39, took the unusual step of contacting the procurator fiscal halfway through...
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Danish Could Be Tasty for Happy Hoops
Byline: GARETH MAHER SHAMROCK ROVERS are on course for a difficult Danish test after being drawn against FC Copenhagen in the third round of qualifying in the Champions League. The Hoops need to first overcome Flora Tallinn, who they lead 1-0...
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Dealers Looking to Next Big Thing
Byline: Geoff Foster IT is a big weekend for Simon Wolfson's Next. The doors of its 550 fashion stores in the UK and Republic of Ireland will open at 5am this morning so that thousands of customers can hopefully grab clothing and homeware bargains...
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Demolition Men
Byline: PHILIP QUINN reports from Terryland Park Galway Utd 0 Sligo Rvrs 8 THE Connacht football final may be the chief sporting gig this side of the Shannon this weekend, but try telling that to the conga-dancing Sligo Rovers supporters singing...
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Don't Betray Me Again!
Byline: by PHILIP QUINN IN A county where the hurl is the preferred sporting implement, Giovanni Trapattoni yesterday flailed a metaphorical 'stick' across the shins of his players, insisting he would no longer 'be made fun of'. In a firebrand...
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Don't Lose Your Shirt on Shorts
Byline: BY IAN LYALL THE practice of short selling gained notoriety during the financial crisis when hedge funds supposedly used the tactic to destabilise the banking system. Looking back, it was the incompetents in charge of Northern Rock, HBOS...
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Drowning Tragedy of Doctor's Anorexic Girl
Byline: Daily Mail Reporter A DOCTOR whose anorexic daughter was found drowned in a river said yesterday that he hoped the tragedy would alert others to the 'deeply pervasive' nature of the illness. Alice Vulliamy, 24, was being treated for severe...
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Drowning Tragedy of Doctor's Anorexic Girl
Byline: Daily Mail Reporter A DOCTOR whose anorexic daughter was found drowned in a river said yesterday that he hoped the tragedy would alert others to the 'deeply pervasive' nature of the illness. Alice Vulliamy, 24, was being treated for severe...
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Dual Ace Aidan Settles Duel in Rebels' Favour
Byline: JACKIE CAHILL reports from Semple Stadium MUNSTER U21 HC S-FINAL Cork 4-19 Tipperary 1-21 CORK kept their inter-county hurling season alive last night by scoring a deserved sevenpoint victory over defending Munster and All-Ireland...
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Dukan Holiday Diet; Lose Up to 7lb in FIVE Days and Get Ready for the Beach with the ... IT WORKED FOR KATE'S MUM! NOW YOU CAN DO THE DUKAN WITH THE MAIL
DREADING the moment you hit the beach this summer? Does even packing your swimming costume fill you with terror? The new Dukan Holiday Diet, starting exclusively in today's Mail and continuing all next week, could be the answer to your prayers....
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Eight Days to Go and He Is Still Talking in Riddles; CALDERWOOD'S WORDS OF WISDOM
Byline: BRIAN MARJORIBANKS HIBS manager Colin Calderwood has again failed to dispel speculation that he is desperate for an Easter Road exit, with just eight days remaining until the start of the new season. The former Scotland defender left...
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Emigrants Abu; the London GAA Team Whose Stories Reveal Why Our Young Are Being Forced into Exile
Byline: by Marianne Power WHILE GAA clubs at home are blaming the recession for the loss of quality players, clubs in London have never had it so good. Last month the London team beat Fermanagh in a historic win that marks their first victory in...
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Emilio Is Just the Bhoy to Relieve Back Pain
Byline: BRIAN MARJORIBANKS LEFT-BACK is a position that has driven Celtic fans and managers to distraction since the departure of Jackie McNamara to Wolves in 2005. Many supporters argue that only now, in Emilio Izaguirre, are they seeing a true...
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Euro Blow as 8 of Banks Fail Tests
Byline: Hugo Duncan EIGHT European banks failed 'stress tests' on 90 lenders, in another blow to the embattled single currency bloc. The European Banking Authority said five banks in Spain, two in Greece and one in Austria are not strong enough...
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Euromillions Couple Are as Rich as the Beckhams; [Euro]185m Winners Join the Jetset and Promise They Will Have 'So Much Fun'
Byline: Emily Andrews, Ryan Kiesal, Neil Sears THEY eat out at their local chipper three times a week and occasionally splash out on a bottle of Coca-Cola. But Colin and Christine Weir are destined for a champagne lifestyle after they hit the...
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Europe Fails Credibility Test; COMMENT
Byline: ALEX BRUMMER City editor ONLY the European Union could have contrived to issue the results of its 'stress tests' at 5pm on a Friday after one of the most turbulent weeks for the euro area. The fact that just eight banks out of 90 failed...
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Fears Grow as Darren Fails to Reappear
Byline: CHRIS WHEELER THERE are fresh concerns over Scotland captain Darren Fletcher's health after it emerged last night that the Manchester United midfielder has still not returned to pre-season training. Although Fletcher was left out of United's...
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FIONA LOONEY'S Twitter Ye Not! We Imagine a Historical Event as It Would Have Unfolded on Twitter. This Weekend in 1897, the Klondike Gold Rush Began in Canada
@prospector87 There's gold in them thar hills! @prospector88 @prospector87 Actually, it's in the river! #goldrush @seattlesentinel Read all about it! Gold discovered in the Klondike! Stampede underway! Please RT! @minor.miner22 Where is...
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Fired-Up Rory Is Poised for Late Charge
Byline: by ALAN FRASER RORY McILROY, true to his adventurous spirit, waited until the green was clear at the 419-yard par-4 5th to launch a drive over the dunes and far, far away. The US Open champion landed pin high in the wispy rough, just...
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Fired-Up Rory Is Poised for Late Charge
Byline: by ALAN FRASER RORY McIlroy, true to his shillelaghbuckling adventurous spirit, waited until the green was clear at the 419-yard par-4 5th to launch a drive over the dunes and far, far away. The US Open champion landed pin high in the...
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Fired-Up Rory Is Poised for Late Charge
Byline: by ALAN FRASER RORY McIlroy, true to his shillelaghbuckling adventurous spirit, waited until the green was clear at the 419-yard par-4 5th to launch a drive over the dunes and far, far away. The US Open champion landed pin high in the...
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First Test of the A&E Plan Is First Failure
TO THE bean counters of the HSE, the impact of hospital cutbacks and A&E closures is measured out in endless graphs and pie-charts. But for every stark statistic there is a real person - and, far too often, a real story of personal suffering and...
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Flood Finds His Roles Are Poles Apart
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Football Shorts
[bar] LIVERPOOL have joined the chorus of disapproval over Manchester City's record [pounds sterling]400million stadium naming rights. Managing director Ian Ayre questioned whether City's tie-up with Etihad Airways and the Abu Dhabi Royal family...
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Forget 101 Dalmatians ... 16 Are Driving Me Dotty!
Byline: by David Leafe AS THE July sun sets over a Shropshire smallholding, sheep graze quietly in the fields, horses doze contentedly in their stables, and hawks circle majestically in the skies above. This rural scene is like something out of...
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Forget 101 Dalmatians ... 16 Are Driving Me Dotty! Think Your Brood Are Unruly? Meet Snoopy, Lexi, Butch and Co -- and the Mothers (Human and Canine) Having a Spot of Bother Keeping Them in Line
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FRAN Halsall; MEET SPORTSMAIL'S NEW COLUMNIST
Byline: by JONATHAN McEVOY Olympics Correspondent FRAN HALSALL dreams of dazzling London twice. She wants to become the most successful British swimmer in Olympic history and then fulfil an ambition she hatched while sitting in front of her television....
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FREE [Pounds Sterling]5 VOUCHERS
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Friel's Up for Task of Filling Big Boots
Byline: MICHEAL CLIFFORD TIMING is everything. Tmichael Friel breaks into a smile as he explains how he invested his time as a student. 'In my first year in university, I took up sports science and about two thirds of the way through I was...
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From Cavan to an Emmy Nod for Brian from Mildred Pierce
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From M&S to Tesco and Boots, Make Sure You Don't Miss out on; [Pounds Sterling]5 OFF AT YOUR FAVOURITE STORES! WHY EVERYONE'S JOINING OUR REWARDS CLUB
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Funky and Eclectic, This Is Pub Grub for Grown-Ups; Eats and Drinks
Byline: TOM DOORLEY ANNIE'S 89 Sunday's Well Road, Cork Tel: 021 439 8384 www.annies.ie THE Irish pub, they say, is dying on its feet. And I'm not at all surprised, given what most of them are like. Some publicans blame the smoking ban, most...
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Games Throw Okoye a Chance to Put Rugby on Hold
Byline: NEIL WILSON LAWRENCE OKOYE is frank about why he spends his days throwing the discus, a sporting skill that inspired remarkable marble statues in ancient times but not much public interest today. It is the London Olympic Games. Had the Games...
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Goalless Messi Has Semi Spot on Radar
Byline: COPA AMERICA By FRANK KENT TRYING to mark Argentina's Lionel Messi is a waste of time so Uruguay will concentrate on their virtues of grit and self-belief to win their Copa America quarter-final, according to coach Oscar Tabarez. The great...
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Go on -- Make That Phone Call
Byline: BEL MOONEY A MONTH ago I printed a sad letter from 'Iris', consumed with guilt and grief because her daughter Sally had committed suicide. She wrote: 'I feel so guilty. I should have been able to help her. I'm her mother. I knew she suffered...
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Go on -- Make That Phone Call
A MONTH ago I printed a sad letter from 'Iris', consumed with guilt and grief because her daughter had committed suicide at Beachy Head. Many of you wrote, moved because of her words and my reply. Some people sent emails and letters for Iris, but...
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Go on - Make That Phone Call; ... and Finally
Byline: BEL MONNEY A MONTH ago I printed a sad letter from 'Iris', consumed with guilt and grief because her daughter had committed suicide at Beachy Head. Many of you wrote, moved because of her words and my reply. Some people sent emails and...
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Grand Old Swingers
Byline: DEREK LAWRENSON Golf Correspondent MOVE over Rory. Step aside, G-Mac. If Darren Clarke hasn't spent his time in front of the media talking about one of his fellow Northern Irishmen these past 18 months, it has been the other. Well, for...
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GRAND OLD SWINGERS; Jimenez and Clarke Tuck into Sandwich on a Day for The
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GRAND OLD SWINGERS; Jimenez and Clarke Tuck into Sandwich on a Day for The
Byline: DEREK LAWRENSON Golf Correspondent MOVE over Rory. Step aside, G-Mac. If Darren Clarke hasn't spent his time in front of the media talking about one of his fellow Northern Irishmen these past 18 months, it has been the other. Well, for...
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GRAND OLD SWINGERS; Jimenez and Clarke Tuck into Sandwich on a Day for The
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Greek Killer: I Never Meant to Murder Teen
Byline: Nick McDermott THE cowardly killer who stabbed a British teen on an idyllic Greek island yesterday hid in shame as he faced a court. Flanked by police officers, Stelios Morfis, 21, covered his face with a T-shirt as he was led up the...
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Hackers Steal 24,000 Pentagon Files
Byline: From David Gardner in Los Angeles HACKERS working for a foreign government stole more than 4,000 top-secret files from the Pentagon in a single cyber strike, officials admitted yesterday. The audacious heist earlier this year was just...
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Half-Price Sunshine; Holiday Firms Offer Discounts of over 50% as Bookings Slump
Byline: Sean Poulter Consumer Affairs Editor DESPERATE holiday firms are slashing their prices by hundreds of pounds amid a collapse in bookings and profits. Savings of 50 per cent and more are available, including for the peak summer school...
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Half-Price Sunshine; Holiday Firms Offer Discounts of over 50% as Bookings Slump
Byline: Sean Poulter Consumer Affairs Editor DESPERATE holiday firms are slashing their prices by hundreds of pounds amid a collapse in bookings and profits. Savings of 50 per cent and more are available, including for the peak summer school...
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Half-Price Sunshine; Holiday Firms Offer Discounts of over 50% as Bookings Slump
Byline: Sean Poulter Consumer Affairs Editor DESPERATE holiday firms are slashing their prices by hundreds of pounds amid a collapse in bookings and profits. Savings of 50 per cent and more are available, including for the peak summer school...
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