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World Beard and Moustache Championships held last week
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Pope Francis declares evolution and Big Bang theory are real and God isn't 'a magician with a magic wand'
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Huge surge in Ukip support after EU funding row, according to new poll
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Ukip ‘exploiting grooming scandal’ to secure party’s first police chief
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Nigel Farage: 'There’s nothing wrong with white people blacking up'
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Tony Blair 'says Ed Miliband will lose 2015 general election'
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Muslims, immigration and teenage pregnancy: British people are ignorant about almost everything
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It's not hard to see why Palawan was voted the best island in the world
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Hugh Jackman skin cancer: Actor treated for basal cell carcinoma on his nose for third time in under a year
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