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Graeme Swann: I'm no longer England's idiot abroad

14.10.11
Exclusive: Spinner explains how he put a disastrous first tour and seven-year international exile behind him to become a cornerstone of the national team ... more

How not to be a horrible boss

10.08.11
Healthy relationships at work can make you more productive and a better manager, says Sarah Abell... more

When I grew up in Tottenham, we stole sweets; now it's revenge shootings

09.08.11
Comment: I was born in Tottenham during the mid-Sixties and lived there until the age of eight when my family moved to Enfield. Watching the television news coverage of the riots and disturbances of the last few days has been like watching my childhood memories go up in flames... more

The tomcat with a Big Issue pitch, Facebook page and book deal

08.08.11
A Big Issue seller is hoping that he can soon give up the day job now his cat, Bob, has won a book deal... more

He cooks, he plays, he's an internet star... and he's three

26.05.11
Eighteen months ago, Nick Coffer, 38, had lost his job and was a stay-at-home dad, spending some quality time with Archie, when he started making and uploading videos of the two of them cooking together... more

Andrew Strauss: I haven't seen any resolve to deal with match fixing

24.05.11
England captain says cricket corruption is still a big problem... more

Shaken, not stirred: How Dubai got back in business

28.01.11
With its vast skyscrapers and man-made islands, Dubai was a symbol of pre-crash turbo-capitalism. Then property prices collapsed and the debts piled up. Now, the Sheikh has called on 007 to save the day... more

Bosses playing mind games are just bullies

30.11.10
Exclusive: Johnny Giles, the hard man in Don Revie’s notorious Leeds side puts the boot into Mourinho, Fergie and Wenger for attempting to influence officials... more

Portraits, parties and women: David Bailey to tell all in autobiography

16.06.10
'Swinging Sixties' photographer David Bailey is to write a tell-all book about his 50 years in the business... more

Inside the child gangs of London

17.05.10
As an 11th teenager is killed in the capital this year, crime writer Tony Thompson talks to one south London boy about why he loves being a member of the deadly DSN gang... more

Serial-winner Andrew Flintoff feels ordinary next to 'Special K'

04.12.09
Pietersen may have been out of form but Freddie is backing the batsman to come good in South Africa... more

Burn-out will end English hopes of domination, warns Michael Vaughan

11.11.09
Former captain Michael Vaughan has warned England that they have no hope of becoming the world's best side without a dramatic overhaul of their playing schedule... more

Stuart Broad ready to rise and rise from Ashes

10.11.09
England all-rounder is well on the way to becoming the David Beckham of cricket after the glorious Test summer proved that he is on fire and going places... more

Spy master le Carré ends 38-year deal to join Penguin

28.10.09
One of the country's most famous authors has left his publisher and defected to Penguin in a move that has shocked the book world... more

Testing times ahead for the captain with a conscience

13.10.09
Exclusive: A deep thinker on morals, Strauss heads for the Test series in South Africa carrying expectation after the Ashes and a fear that cheating could rob sport of its purpose... more

We still fail those who can’t help themselves

18.08.09
A year working with the homeless gave one former community outreach worker a new understanding but no simple answers... more

'Ugly' judge defeats her mother in libel battle

01.12.08
A mother lost a libel case against her barrister daughter who claimed she had suffered a childhood of neglect and cruelty... more

I stand by my abuse claims says judge sued by mother

18.11.08
A judge being sued for libel by her mother over claims of childhood abuse insisted: "Yes, I was abused for years."... more

Fans will soon forget Stanford tie says Cook

09.10.08
Alastair Cook admits he does not know whether the public will be willing England to win when they chase £10million in Antigua... more

A time for mischief: Bill Paterson and the day he built his very own H-bomb

01.08.08
It's a blazing summer - and time for mischief. What better way for a boy to spend the holidays than bringing mayhem to his tenement backyard?... more

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