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Cardiff today: Sex, Wales and Anarchy, Great Taff Tidy and school metaphors
3 Sep 2010:Post your commentA round up of local news and events from across Cardiff with the help of news outlets and the blogosphere
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Bicycle security: top tips and a task force
3 Sep 2010:Post your commentDave Hill: My recent post about cycle theft in London has produced some helpful responses.
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Viral Video Chart: London's turning
3 Sep 2010:Post your commentA brilliant marketing trick with the London Eye beats the cats and dogs to the top of this week's clip roundup. By Josh Halliday
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Leeds today: RBS job losses, street art and Leeds Digital Week
3 Sep 2010:Post your commentA round-up of today's news and views with help from the city's best websites and blogs
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The Technology newsbucket: Vox closing, Digg gaming, form filling and more
3 Sep 2010:Post your commentPlus Toshiba's tablet hands-on, Twitter's bad OAuth, TfL timetables and more
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Jan Brewer's Arizona governor election debate meltdown
3 Sep 2010:29 commentsRichard Adams: Jan Brewer, running for re-election as Arizona governor, suffers not one but two televised debate car-wrecks
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Readers recommend: songs about anniversaries
3 Sep 2010:166 commentsPaul MacInnes: As this column celebrates its fifth birthday, we'd like you to suggest songs with commemorative themes
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Nikolay Davydenko and Marin Cilic fall but Roger Federer marches on
2 Sep 2010: Roger Federer won his US Open second-round match serenely but Nikolay Davydenko and Marin Cilic joined the list of ousted seeds -
Tony Blair on Obama and McCain
2 Sep 2010:3 commentsRichard Adams: Tony Blair thinks the media got McCain and Obama the wrong way around in 2008, according to his autobiography
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More on the UN
2 Sep 2010:44 commentsSo it turns out that this UN human rights regime does have some value.
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Outland looks like another download-only classic
2 Sep 2010:4 commentsThe summer of 2010 could well go down as the time when download gaming on the consoles finally came of age. Limbo, Deathspank, Lara Croft: Guardian of Light - the best games this summer have been released via download only. Put down Red Dead Redemption for a minute and think about it - download gaming has ruled this summer. The trend looks set to continue for a little longer too, with Outland unveiled for XBLA and PSN.
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Liz Hurley and Hugh Grant attend a bread fest. Crumbs!
2 Sep 2010: Lost in Showbiz: Do they have to go to a launch to eat? Don't they have any friends, wonders Marina Hyde6 comments -
Paris Hilton and the wrong type of cocaine
2 Sep 2010:3 commentsLost in Showbiz: The hapless heiress had poor people's stuff on her – but hopefully a rich person's lawyer can explain the mix-up, says Marina Hyde
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It's Daybreak - wake up to the snakepit
2 Sep 2010:52 commentsAdrian Chiles and Christine Bleakley join forces with GMTV's old team in ITV's rebranded morning slot. Just wait for the magic to unfold, says Marina Hyde
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Time comes for Steven Gerrard to find role in England's bigger picture
2 Sep 2010: Richard Williams: Steven Gerrard prefers to play further forward but has struggled to create an effective blend with Wayne Rooney81 comments
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