Afghanistan: 300th British casualty 'lived his days as a lion' - Telegraph

Royal Marine Richard Hollington Photo: PA

Marine Richard Hollingtons, from 40 Commando, died from his wounds in the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham on Sunday morning with his family by his side.

Guardian Daily podcast: 300th British fatality in Afghanistan | World news | guardian.co.uk

A man's guide to marriage: the best man | Life and style | guardian.co.uk

Prince Edward flanked by his brothers on his wedding day. Traditionally royal grooms have two supporters, rather than one best man. Photograph: Phil Noble/AP

The best man has three specific functions: the stag, the rings and the

Life and style | guardian.co.uk

Gabrielle Palmer, the author of The Politics of Breastfeeding, is live online to answer your questions and join in your debates

Budget 2010 live: George Osborne unveils tax and spending plans | UK news | guardian.co.uk

George Osborne delivers his budget speech today. Photograph: BBC

World Cup 2010 live blog: 22 June | Football | guardian.co.uk

David Villa and Emilio Izaguirre. Photograph: Kerim Okten/EPA

SODAHEAD SLIDESHOW: Is Ricky Martin the Biggest Gay Musical Icon Ever?

BIGGEST ICON OR NOT: Ricky kept his private life just that for a very long time despite ongoing debate and probing interviews. When he came out this year he joined the ranks of openly gay musical icons.

Slipknot - Paul Gray Died From An Overdose - Contactmusic News

An autopsy has proven that Slipknot's bassist Paul Gray died from an accidental overdose after taking morphine and fentanyl.

Ailing Ozawa cancels Berlin orchestra performances through next year

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World Cup sets up Superfly to be a chart-topper

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FIFA happy with standard of refereeing

YUICHI NISHIMURA Japanese referee and Spain’s Gerard Pique, Jun 21, 2010

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Japanese referee Yuichi Nishimura smiles as Spain’s Gerard Pique begs not to be given a yellow or red card during the World Cup Group H match against Honduras at Ellis Park stadium in Johannesburg on Monday.

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George Osborne facing budget backlash

 

George Osborne has described announcements due tomorrow as the 'unavoidable budget'. Photograph: Carl Court/AFP/Getty Images

World Cup 2010: Spain v Honduras - as it happened!

 

David Villa shoots, David Villa scores. Photograph: Jon Hrusa/EPA

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After three years of dating, genetic lottery winners Orlando Bloom and Miranda Kerr are making it official, as the actor's rep confirms to E! News that the duo is engaged.
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Ashley Tisdale: Sexy on the Set

Continuing work on her new project, Ashley Tisdale was spotted on the set of “High Stakes” in Toronto, Canada today (June 21).
The “High School Musical” babe looked lovely as she filmed scenes with Austin Butler, while wearing several different getups.

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Marisa Tomei is sexy as ever - even as single mom in Jay and Mark Duplass' 'Cyrus'

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For Brooklynite Marisa Tomei, a good time in New York City can mean a visit to a flea market and hitting up a pizzeria. Now that's sexy.

'Rookie Blue' star Missy Peregrym looking to be more than just a pretty face in the business

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Missy Peregrym, who started out as a model, snagged her first lead series role on ABC's new cop drama 'Rookie Blue.'

Stars who take the plunge with their necklines

Diane von Furstenberg, Betsey Johnson and Tommy Hilfiger descend on Broadway's 'Sidewalk Catwalk'

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(From l. to r.) Naeem Khan, Donna Karan, Norma Kamali, Tommy Hilfiger, DVF Diane Von Furstenberg, and Nanette Lepore showcase specially designed mannequins as part of 'Sidewalk Catwalk'.

Underwear is not outerwear!

NEW YORK Lifestyle, Fashion, Restaurants, Nightlife, Daily News, Jun 21, 2010

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Miley Cyrus may not want to be tamed, but her performances could use a little reigning in. The 17-year-old singer presented a borderline racist tribal performance of "Can't Be Tamed" at the 2010 Much Music Video Awards (MMVAs) in Toronto Sunday night.

World Cup 2010 | Fixtures | Scores | Results - Yahoo! Eurosport UK

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Mexican troops kill drug suspects - Americas - Al Jazeera English

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Calderon wants Mexicans to back the fight against organised crime, saying their 'future is at stake' [AP]

Marine jailed for war crimes freed - 2010 - Al Jazeera English

Hutchins, shown here in the back right, was convicted of murder in 2007 [Reuters]

Deaths in Mexico jail clashes - Americas - Al Jazeera English

Times Square bomb suspect indicted - Americas - Al Jazeera English

Investigators say that if the bomb had gone off it would have caused many casualties [Reuters]

Deadly tornadoes hit Minnesota - Americas - Al Jazeera English

Southern parts of Minnesota were the worst affected by the series of tornadoes [AP]

Hopes fade for Colombia miners - Americas - Al Jazeera English

Dozens are known to be dead and dozens more are missing and feared dead from the blast [Reuters]

YouTube - Watching World Cup, thanks to solar power

Solar power aids football fans

Rwanda frees US lawyer - Africa - Al Jazeera English

Erlinder, left, is the first foreigner to be tried under Rwanda's anti-genocide legislation [AP]

Deadly blasts hit Nairobi rally - Africa - Al Jazeera English

Deadly blasts hit Nairobi rally

The explosions took place at a prayer rally held to protest against a proposed new constitution

Darfur rebels surrender to ICC - Africa - Al Jazeera English

Luis Moreno-Ocampo, ICC prosecutor, said thousands were left without protection due to the attack [AFP]

Whaling deal seeks to end hunt ban - Africa - Al Jazeera English

Voluntary refugee returns 'plunge' - Africa - Al Jazeera English

Voluntary refugee returns 'plunge'

Ongoing conflicts forced many refugees from certain countries to stay put in 2009 [GALLO/GETTY]

World Cup viewers killed in Somalia - Africa - Al Jazeera English

Nigeria gold hunt kills children - Africa - Al Jazeera English

Aussie soldiers killed in helicopter crash in Afghanistan - World - NZ Herald News

Slavery and pain: the Nazis on the Channel Islands - Telegraph

By Olly Grant
Published: 12:01AM BST 21 Jun 2010

The Channel Islands at War: John Nettles stands next to a German occupation observation tower in Les Landes, Jersey. Photo: UKTV

Buried ancient Egyptian city revealed by radar imaging - Telegraph

Published: 10:44PM BST 20 Jun 2010

Satellite image with radar imaging offering an overview of the outlines of a city with streets, buildings and temples underneath the green farm fields and modern town of Tel al-Dabaa, Northeast of Cairo, Egypt Photo: EPA

The Summer Solstice at Stonehenge in pictures - Telegraph

Toddler 'attacked by fox at school' - Telegraph

Published: 6:45AM BST 21 Jun 2010

Reader picture from the Urban Fox Count Photo: Geoffrey Roy

Shop's 'Hitler style' war medal provokes row - Telegraph

By Nick Collins
Published: 7:53AM BST 21 Jun 2010

Iron Cross: The Iron Cross, a military medal awarded to Nazi soldiers in the Second World War. Photo: ANDREW CROWLEY

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Russia cuts off gas supply to Belarus over unpaid bill - Telegraph

Published: 7:40AM BST 21 Jun 2010

Russia reduced natural gas supplies to Belarus after Minsk failed to settle arrears, brandishing again the country's energy clout and raising the spectre of supply disruption to Europe. Photo: AFP

The Summer Solstice at Stonehenge in pictures - Telegraph

Revellers gather at the World Heritage site at Stonehenge in Wiltshire to watch the sunrise during the summer solstice, marking the longest day of the year

Picture: PA

Colombian presidential election: Juan Manuel Santos wins by landslide - Telegraph

Published: 7:00AM BST 21 Jun 2010

Juan Manuel Santos helped Colombia overcome a fiscal crisis in the 1990s

China angers US with plan to build nuclear reactors in Pakistan - Telegraph

Published: 7:00AM BST 21 Jun 2010

Chinese President Hu and US President Obama at the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington