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Team GB lightweight coxless four take silver for Britain
London 2012: Men's four win rowing silver as South Africa take gold and Denmark bronze in close finish at Eton Dorney.
Team Hoy up to speed for sprint
London 2012: Sir Chris Hoy appears in a much calmer state of mind as he prepares to defend two of the three gold medals in Olympic track cycling he won in Beijing four years ago.
Wiggins celebrates with vodka tonic – or two
Vodka tonic in one hand and the other aloft in a victory sign, Britain's new superhero hit the town to celebrate.
Chinese badminton players apologise
Two Olympic badminton players apologise on Chinese national news after being disqualified following their 'play to lose' strategy.
Debt crisis: markets await key ECB decision
Investors look for bold action from ECB president Mario Draghi.
Litvinenko widow calls for Putin protest
The widow of the murdered Russian spy has called on Londoners to wear a white ribbon in protest at the visit of Vladimir Putin to the Olympics.
Cabinet held talks over full nationalisation of RBS
Talks are understood to have stalled amid lack of support from Treasury.
Insurgents killed in gun battle in Kabul
Five insurgents planning a suicide attack in Kabul have been killed in a predawn gun battle in the capital.
Argentina protests to Britain over desecration of Falklands war cemetery
Government has officially protested to Britain over vandal attack.
'Riots lesson is clear: prison works'
Crime is falling largely in Britain because our prison population has topped 86,000, writes Ed West.
Trailer reveals Doctor Who's epic return
Time Lord comes face to face with Daleks and dinosaurs in sci-fi show.
Bank of England holds rates and QE
Interest rates held at 0.5pc and quantitative easing left at £375bn.
Women in UK engineering jobs 'worryingly low'
Just 6pc of Britain's engineers are women, new research shows.
Time Out London to relaunch as free title
Magazine hopes to boost circulation from 50,000 to 300,000 copies.
BAE Systems hit by government cutbacks
Revenues and profits fall as US government deals with rising deficit.
England v SA: live
Follow Rod Gilmour's live blog as South Africa bat first in second Test at Headingley.
Modric's mental state a concern for AVB
Andre Villas-Boas will talk to Luka Modric before deciding when to bring him back into Spurs fold.
Carroll misses Europa tie
Andy Carroll has withdrawn from Thursday night’s Europa League qualifier in Belarus because of injury.
Frankel has his Diva moment
One sporting superstar captured the imagination at Goodwood and that was Frankel.
Comics' Olympic sneers turn to cheers
Jim White: Everything was in standard comedy working order. Except, it seemed, the London 2012 Olympics.
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Doctor Who trailer: Daleks and dinosaurs on a spaceship
Doctor Who comes face to face with Daleks and dinosaurs in return of the BBC sci-fi show.
How Christopher Hitchens fell out with Gore Vidal
Hitchens explains why he rejected Vidal's offer of anointing Hitchens as his literary 'successor'.
Politicians on holiday
As Cameron opts for a break on the Continent, we recall politicians' most memorable holidays.
Micro trend: Body chains
Perfecting your poolside look just got even trickier if you’re set to follow Rihanna's lead in a fine body chain.
Team GB's academic Olympians
From golden rowing duo Heather Stanning and Helen Glover to cycling hopeful Victoria Pendleton, these Team GB athletes all have university degrees.
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