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15 killed in clash of mountain tribes

03.10.11
At least 15 people have died in tribal fighting in the mountains of Papua New Guinea... more

Heather blossoms as turning over new leaf ends 17 years of shame

24.05.11
Heather Watson was only two years old when a British player last won a French Open first-round women's singles match... more

Website shut down as Brits chase Olympic tickets abroad

23.05.11
An Olympic ticket agent has been forced to withdraw thousands of seats from sale after being bombarded by British buyers hoping to exploit a loophole in the system... more

Games bosses asked why only Germans get to buy top tickets

23.05.11
Olympics chiefs are under pressure to explain why top tickets to London 2012 have been sold in Germany while millions of Britons had to enter a lottery to get prime seats... more

Burglars grab Ben Fogle's foreign cash stash

11.04.11
Adventurer Ben Fogle told how robbers targeted his Notting Hill home as he and his pregnant wife stood outside packing their car with luggage ... more

Daisy Lowe's My London

26.11.10
Actress and model Daisy Lowe hunts for vintage Alaia in Dover Street, has Sunday roasts at Julie's and wants to be a bird of paradise... more

Girls will be girls in You Again

12.11.10
Two old rivals meet in You Again, a comedy that suggests Americans never really leave high school behind... more

Good week, bad week

01.11.10
We round up who had a superb weekend of sport, and those who were left burying their heads in the sand... more

Aussie's still fear England

25.10.10
Australia are refusing to read too much into England's dismal Four Nations opener... more

Boris Johnson's brother takes a dig at Big Society

05.10.10
David Cameron's plans for a Big Society were branded 'intangible and fairly abstract' by Boris Johnson's younger brother... more

Aussies set up 2012 base at top public school

21.09.10
Tonbridge School crowns its sporting heritage as it is chosen as the training camp for a 2012 London Olympics team... more

This new politics of the coalition has been oversold

05.08.10
Parliament is considering putting the alternative vote to a referendum — but is it a system anyone really wants? ... more

Pacific via Catford for tribal ‘wife’

22.06.10
Personal assistant from south London leaves her London life to become a tribal wife on the remote Pacific island of Kitava... more

How to succeed as a Fairtrade specialist by Liz Jarman

01.03.10
As head of Fairtrade for Sainsbury’s, the biggest retailer of Fairtrade items in the UK, Liz Jarman gives us an insight into her role.... more

New Britain Palm Oil buys eco-friendly plantations

24.02.10
New Britain Palm Oil spends £113 million on plantations in a deal that means it can guarantee its oil is from 100 per cent sustainable sources... more

Market Round-up: Cluff Gold starts to glow on buzz over bid from a titan

19.02.10
Cluff Gold is shining brightly after the AIM-listed miner won the attentions of a potential suitor. ... more

The talented Mr Ganguli, one of London's best connected people

04.01.10
Aged 17, he seduced the 51-year-old Deputy High Commissioner in eastern India. Now 25, Pablo Ganguli has become a surprising cultural tsar... more

Journey to the end of the earth in The Road

18.12.09
John Hillcoat’s film of Cormac McCarthy’s novel The Road is ostensibly about survival after an apocalypse, but its core theme, is really paternal love.... more

I don't know much about art but I know what I dislike

09.09.09
Noted formaldehyde bulk-buyer Damien Hirst has got all in a tizz about someone “kidnapping” a bit of one of his works of art from a gallery... more

London football fans fly 8,000 miles to coach 'worst team in world'

13.08.09
Two Londoners are flying 8,000 miles across the globe to create an international football team on the tiny Pacific island of Pohnpei... more

Rugby League World Cup to return to UK in 2013

28.07.09
The World Cup will return to the United Kingdom after a 13-year absence in 2013... more

Dieting Australian PM makes cabin crew cry

03.04.09
Australia's prime minister Kevin Rudd apologised for reducing a woman flight attendant to tears over an in-flight meal... more

Google map leads Kew scientists to hundreds of new species

03.03.09
It is a lost world, untouched by humans and packed with previously unseen species of animals and plants... more

England’s ref pleas fall on deaf ears

12.11.08
England have failed with their plea to have a northern hemisphere referee put in charge of Saturday's rugby league World Cup semi-final against New Zealand.... more

Graham left out by cautious boss Smith

05.11.08
England will go into their final Rugby League World Cup pool match against New Zealand with just two specialist props... more

A bit of a flop as Obama Bounce proves elusive

05.11.08
It was not so much an Obama Bounce as an Obama Flop in London today. City investors appeared completely underwhelmed by Barack Obama's historic Presidential victory in the US, with share prices showing big losses as trading got under way... more

England mission for super hero Graham

23.10.08
Rugby League: James Graham, the recently-crowned Super League Man of Steel, is set to make his first England start after being named in the side for the opening World Cup match against Papua New Guinea... more

The candidates standing for Mayor

25.02.08
Click here to read about the candidates running for Mayor... more

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