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Party time for England in Sydney as Strauss's men record 3-1 Ashes success
Chris Tremlett took the final wicket as England secured a resounding win at the SCG – and their first series victory in Australia for 24 years- Mike Selvey: How England laid foundations for Ashes success
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Clegg: control orders will be replaced
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MPs condemn plan to axe quangos
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Terror threat raised at transport hubs
Extra police deployed as threat of terrorism at major airports and stations is raised to second-highest level -
Students could start training at 14
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Chaytor 'knew he was breaking rules'
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UK economy faces life in slow lane
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WikiLeaks: US relocates diplomats
A few foreign sources identified in leaked dispatches have been moved within their country or overseas -
US bills try to block action on climate
First day of new Congress sees Republicans table plans to limit power of environmental watchdog -
Man remanded on child rape charges
Little Stars nursery worker Paul Wilson appears in Birmingham court on two charges of raping a child -
Britain ignores Ivory Coast expulsion
Laurent Gbagbo's authority to dismiss Britain's ambassador is not recognised, says Foreign Office -
Fresh calls to reopen hacking inquiry
MPs say NoW editor's suspension raises questions about alleged collusion between Met and newspaper -
How America armed al-Qaida
Dominic Streatfeild on how the US let al-Qaida buy an arsenal of weapons – then tried to cover it up -
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The changing of the seasons
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Andrew loses RFU elite rugby role
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