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Norwich City mocked after revealing terrible new third kit - which is also yellow and green
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Arsenal transfer news: Karim Benzema 'open' to Gunners move after contact is made
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Sergio Ramos to Manchester United - transfer news live: Pedro to Chelsea, Raheem Sterling debut for Manchester City
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Manchester United kits being given away to US fans in bid to fill stadium - but shirts will be out of date in days
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WWE Battleground 2015 results: The Undertaker returns to attack Brock Lesnar while John Cena defeats Kevin Owens
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Skeleton of murdered child found in suitcase at side of the road remains unidentified
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Woman held in psychiatric ward after (correctly) saying Obama follows her on Twitter
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Scientists claim they've worked out what makes the perfect penis
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Google+ Photos killed off to make way for new photos app, as social network heads to its death
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David Cameron launches 5 year-plan to tackle Islamic extremism in Britain
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Jeremy Corbyn: Labour MPs are plotting a coup against the potential leader if he is elected
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Hundreds of Afghans who grew up in UK face deportation to country they 'barely remember'
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Jeremy Corbyn: In search of the man threatening to wrench Labour to the left
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Prince Philip asks women at East London community centre who they 'sponge off'
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Australia's war on cats: Government plans to cull 2 million by 2020
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