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Gritty Hewitt gets past Russell to end lean run

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Lleyton Hewitt admitted he was relieved to be back on his favourite grass court as the Australian ended his losing streak with a 4-6, 6-1, 6-3 victory over America’s Michael Russell in the first round

Clash of batting heavyweights

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With eyes firmly set on a semi-final berth, a confident India will seek to keep the momentum going when they take on an unpredictable West Indies in a crucial Group B match of the ICC Champions Trophy

Iain Banks dies of cancer at 59

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Scottish writer Iain Banks, who in April had announced he was dying because of a late stage cancer, has passed away. He was 59.

Harry protected gay soldier: Book

Britain’s Prince Harry intervened to prevent a soldier under his command being beaten up in a homophobic attack, according to a new book.

Naomi campbell to stand trial in sicily assault

Supermodel Naomi Campbell has been ordered to stand trial in Sicily for an alleged attack on a photographer that put him in hospital.

Non-invasive blood test for Down’s found

British researchers have developed a reliable new non-invasive blood test, which can detect whether or not an unborn baby has Down’s syndrome during the first trimester of pregnancy.

Blown away by Windies

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Triple strikes by Kemar Roach and Sunil Narine helped West Indies dismiss Pakistan for just 170 in their Champions Trophy Group B opener at The Oval on Friday.

When Warne turned the world

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Mike Gatting said he was “happy”, 20 years on, to have been bowled by the “ball of the century” that kick-started Australia leg-spinner Shane Warne’s career as one of cricket’s greatest bowlers.

Digital avatars may help treat schizophrenia

A digital avatar therapy could help treat schizophrenia by controlling the voices patients hear inside their heads while hallucinating, scientists say.

Cash-for-lobbying scam hits UK, 3 peers caught

The British Parliament was engulfed deeply in a cash-for-lobbying scandal on Sunday as three peers were allegedly exposed in a media sting offering to carry out parliamentary work in return for cash.

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