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The top seed was too sharp for fellow kiwi Louise Crome in the final, beating the sixth seed 9-6 9-0 9-3 in just over half an hour. It is Kitchen’s 10th career title on the tour. The World number 11 …
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LONDON (Reuters) - Some of Britain’s gold reserves suffered surface cracks when they were cast 50 years ago in New York, but the purity of the Bank of England’s bullion was not affected, the centra…
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LONDON (Reuters) - London’s police force goes on trial on Monday accused of breaking health and safety laws over the killing of an innocent Brazilian man, shot in the head seven times by officers who …
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Absurd and hilarious, black comedy Rhinocerous is an accomplished British send-up of Gallic pomposity and pedantry.
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Patrick Stewart’s Macbeth catches both the man’s fanaticism and his vacillating anguish as the historic production enjoys a perfect thrill-factor.
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Forty-one days after the protests began in Myanmar and blood once more was spilt on its streets, the talk in European capitals is all about bringing pressure to bear on India to “do something”. …
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LONDON — In a country all too familiar with soccer hooligans, the fight on the ice between the Anaheim Ducks and Los Angeles Kings on Sunday proved the main attraction .
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DAMBULLA: England without Freddie Flintoff; Sri Lanka minus Murali. With those two giants missing it sounds as if the five-match series which begins on Monday may be duller than the local ditchwater b…
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LONDON (Reuters) - Some of Britain’s gold reserves suffered surface cracks when they were cast 50 years ago in New York, but the purity of the Bank of England’s bullion was not affected, the central b…
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Los Angeles Kings on Sunday proved the main attraction. The Ducks won 4-1 in the second game of the NHL’s season-opening series in London, but it was the fisticuffs many fans came to see. Ducks winger
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