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peopleThe follow-up to the Sex Pistols' punk classic will never be released – because it was 'hideously dull'
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footballMidfielder says Roy Hodgson's pioneering of hi-tech match analysis and player input is proving big hit with his young squad
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National Coming Out Day: Ten important coming outs of the past year
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Homophobia in microcosm: How a savage gang attack tore one man's whole life apart
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Dear young men: The old stereotypes of what it is to be a 'man' are a load of rubbish
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Psychic Sally Morgan's revelations about dead cyclist upset girlfriend
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French say au revoir to France: Over two million French people now live abroad, and most are crossing the channel and heading to London
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French say au revoir to France: Over two million French people now live abroad, and most are crossing the channel and heading to London
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Give Catalonia its freedom to vote - by Pep Guardiola, Josep Carreras and other leading Catalans
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Life after death? Largest-ever study provides evidence that 'out of body' and 'near-death' experiences may be real
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Israel-Gaza conflict: MPs set to vote to recognise the state of Palestine
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Clacton by-election: Douglas Carswell becomes Ukip's first ever elected MP after a sensational victory
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Ebola outbreak: Spread of deadly disease across Europe is 'unavoidable', warns WHO chief
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