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• Theatre review: The Kreutzer Sonata, Gate, London

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  Gate, London You can understand the temptation to stage Tolstoys terrifying 1889 novella. It is, after all, a virtual monologue in which a man on a train seeks to justify to a fellow-traveller the murder of his wife. But, for all the intensity of Hilton McRaes performance and the skillful use of music, something ...
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• Study suggests dinosaurs were warm-blooded and nimble

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  A new study of their skeletons suggests dinosaurs like T rex were nimble, warm-blooded creatures Tyrannosaurus rex was an athletic, warm-blooded animal that jogged rather than lumbered around its territory, according to a new study. Researchers led by Herman Pontzer at the University of Washington, St Louis, ...
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• Ross Brawn suggests he will not meet Jenson Buttons pay demands

  
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  • Button will be offered greater freedom over sponsorship deals • McLaren also reported to have approached world champion Ross Brawn has effectively admitted that he will not match Jenson Buttons wage demands, saying his team would instead offer the driver greater freedom to negotiate his own sponsorship deals. ...
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• Hugh Muirs diary

  
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  standfirst One problem with being a goat – as in government of all talents, the less than flattering name given to non-politicians drafted into Gordons administration – is that they tend to get the dirty jobs. Lord Sugar , only recently tethered, is already questioning aloud whether the whole thing is worth ...
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• Curious case of Notts County, their former adviser and a North Korean bigwig

  
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  Notts County told the Football League they had severed all ties with Russell King. His trip to Pyongyang casts doubt on that The controversy over Notts Countys ownership has been reopened as it emerged that Russell King, whom Notts County assured the Football League had nothing to do with the club, travelled to ...
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• Peter Crouch concerned over Capello reaction to his nightclub antics

  
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  • It wont happen again, claims Tottenham striker • Fabio Capello yet to raise subject with Crouch Peter Crouch has said he was concerned as to how Englands manager Fabio Capello would react to seeing photographs of him looking dishevelled in a London nightclub last month. The striker has admitted there can be no ...
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• Trinidad & Tobagos 2006 World Cup squad still in dispute over fees

  
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  • Ruling body accused of trying to change law • Verbal agreement may have earned squad £20m Trinidad & Tobagos 2006 World Cup squad suspect their national authorities are engineering a fresh way out of paying match fees from the tournament. Jack Warner, the special adviser to the Trinidad & Tobago ...
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• Domenech can only mess up, says Dunne

  
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  • Dunne feels Irelands manager Giovanni Trapattoni is better • Domenech was booed by French fans at the Paris Masters Richard Dunne has described Raymond Domenech as a hapless figure who is capable only of "messing up" the French talent at his disposal, as he suggested that the Republic of Ireland sensed ...
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• Alarm bells leave Hull seeking another miracle | David Conn

  
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  The Premier League was a ridiculous ambition for the Tigers, who now face tricky decisions to secure survival When this column reported in September that Hull Citys financial accounts for the year to July 2008 were significantly overdue, the club, run by its then chairman, Paul Duffen, responded with a statement on ...
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• The latest abandonments ever redux

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  Groundspotting (2); the worst starts to a season; and has a player ever been sent off for timewasting while being substituted? "A few years back, I saw a match at my adopted team Northampton abandoned due to a waterlogged pitch with just 22 minutes left on the clock," wrote Jamie Shoesmith last week . "Opponents ...
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• Liverpool undermined by crisis of confidence, says Albert Riera

  
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  • Spanish midfielder says Liverpool must scale mental barrier • We need everybody helping each other to be stronger Albert Riera has spoken of Liverpools torment at their failure to arrest a run of one win in nine matches and fears they will have to overcome a mental barrier to revive their faltering campaign. ...
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• Keith Hackett convenes referees meeting to combat diving

  
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  • Referees manager to act after David Ngog incident • Officials to work on better positioning Keith Hackett, the referees manager, is to convene a meeting of leading officials in the latest attempt to combat diving in English football. The decision comes amid controversy over Liverpools penalty against ...
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• Everton to open contract talks with Saha

  
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  • Merseysiders have option of a third season • Moyes has to extend deal to keep Frenchman Everton intend to open talks with Louis Saha over a contract extension that would prevent the former France striker becoming a free agent at the end of this season. Saha signed a two-year contract with the option of a third ...
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• Manchester City arrive in Abu Dhabi hoping to have left dressing-room cliques behind

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  Division in the team is the biggest problem Mark Hughes has faced since taking over at Eastlands The reaction has been understated, to say the least. When the plane carrying Manchester Citys players touched down at Abu Dhabi airport there was no welcoming committee as such. No television crews, no autograph hunters, ...
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• One tour to start them all: how English cricketers blazed a trail 150 years ago | Frank Keating

  
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  Amid the pioneering spirit of 1859, Englands finest returned unbeaten from Canada and the US to mark the start of modern international sport Not long before midnight 150 years ago today, 11 November 1859, the very first overseas tour by a group of sportsmen came to an end when the dozen professionals representing the ...
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• National Ethical Investment Week: Help donate £500 to charity

  
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  Ethical fund manager Rathbone Greenbank is holding a Dragons Den-style investment competition, and your vote could see £500 donated to charity Jill Insley
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• Legislation has led to the crisis in childrens services, says Ray Jones

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  Legislation has led to the crisis in childrens services, says Ray Jones Twenty years ago this month, parliament passed the 1989 Children Act and, like the subsequent 2004 Children Act, it was seen as a response to tragedy and scandal. Wrong. This was true of neither. The 1989 act followed the Cleveland inquiry about ...
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• Childrens services one year on

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  Social workers and experts give their views on how much progress has been made in childrens services since the tragic case of Baby P A voluntary sector community social worker, London Since Baby P there has been an increase in referrals and the publics awareness around child abuse has heightened. People are ...
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• From the archive: Mr Churchill on our one aim

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  Originally published on 11 November 1942 At the Lord Mayors luncheon at the Mansion House yesterday Mr. Churchill spoke of our victory in Egypt. R.A.F. fighters patrolled over London during the Premiers speech. Mr. Churchill said: I notice, my Lord Mayor, by your speech that you had reached the conclusion that, the ...
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• Country diary: Wenlock Edge

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  Wenlock Edge When the wind gets up and shreds leaves from tall lime trees, the air feels bursting with energy. When the leaves drift deep across paths under trees, kicking through them is a childish joy. When leaves rot and the shadows fill with their fragrance, its intoxicating. These moments in themselves are not ...
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