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Robert Crumb's straight retelling of Genesis lacks his trademark humourIt's the old story. Milton tried to retell the Bible and discovered that Satan was a more interesting character than God, and now, three centuries later, (Read More)
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The culmination of a triumph of storytellingYour Face Tomorrow III: Poison, Shadow and Farewellby Javier Marías, translated by Margaret Jull Costa 560pp, Chatto & Windus, £18.99Part two of Javier Marías's metaphysical epic, (Read More)
guardian.co.uk Politics:
New injunctions against gangs and action on wheelclampers included in Alan Johnson's crime billNew antisocial behaviour injunctions – dubbed gangbos – aimed at tackling teenage gang members as young as 14 are to be introduced (Read More)
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Peter Thornton was ousted from the family business – Thorntons chocolates – by his brothers and cousin. He talks about the bitter rivalries that ended his careerPeter Thornton always knew he would inherit the family chocolate (Read More)
The Age National Headlines:
Police say they are happy with the behaviour overnight of Gold Coast schoolies in Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast. (Read More)
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Influence And Behaviour Of Groups
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• Henry embarrassed at nature of France's victory• Arsène Wenger backs striker's plea for a rematchThierry Henry has admitted that replaying France's World Cup play-off against the Republic of Ireland would be "the fairest so (Read More)
guardian.co.uk Sport:
• World ruling body launches probe into Athletics South Africa• Ministry claims 800m world champion will keep gold medalThe International Association of Athletics Federations said today it is still working with Caster Semenya (Read More)
guardian.co.uk Politics:
The wild escalation of top salaries goes across both sectors – and so must the solution: a high pay commissionIf ever there were a need for a high pay commission to put some rationality into out-of-control top pay scales, thi (Read More)
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Have your say on all of the day's big stories, be sure to post your favourite links and also follow us on Twitter8.40am: Good morning and welcome to our daily sports news blog. You're probably familiar with the concept by now (Read More)
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The Oprah Winfrey Show is set to end. From tears on the sofa to the world's biggest book club, has it been a TV classic?The queen of the talk shows will finally hang up her microphone after 25 years of The Oprah Winfrey Show. (Read More)
guardian.co.uk Society:
Twenty years after the launch of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, we must do more to listen to vulnerable childrenTo 13-year-old Mumo Katumo, the anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) is an (Read More)
guardian.co.uk Society:
Don't pay us lip service, recognise the part we play in regenerating communities, says Brenda GrixtiI hope politicians who champion a bigger role for volunteers in regenerating neighbourhoods are not just paying lip service.W (Read More)
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Uganda news round-up: Anti-homosexuality bill 'will harm country's fight against HIV/Aids'; first lady calls for men to better support their wives through childbirth; the World Cup comes to UgandaA Ugandan government bill tha (Read More)
The Age National Headlines:
One school in Ipswich produced both the best and the worst of end-of-year behaviour as 45,000 Queensland students finished Year 12. (Read More)
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Influence And Behaviour Of Groups
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The Metropolitan police alone has more than 2,500 bicycles for its officers. But is introducing more cycling police a good move?It may seem like a new phenomenon, but bobbies on the beat first turned to bicycles over a centur (Read More)
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The father of Sarah Palin's grandchild hits New York City in styleWhat? You want me to write Lost in Showbiz? Excuse me, do you not see I am, ahem, reading the new Playgirl, in which Bristol Palin's ex, Levi Johnston, shows t (Read More)
guardian.co.uk Society:
It is immoral to encourage young people to risk brain injury by repeated blows to the headYour article on the resurgence of boxing highlights an irrational, immoral and dangerous funding strategy that encourages people to ris (Read More)
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There will be no complaints from Fifa, TV broadcasters or fans that the best nations qualified for South AfricaMost of the leading countries have made their way to the 2010 World Cup finals, even if some took a devious route. (Read More)
guardian.co.uk Film:
He used to be Beetlejuice and Batman. Now Michael Keaton is a first-time director and a contented manMichael Keaton is standing in the middle of his London hotel room, transfixed by the widescreen television before him. He ho (Read More)
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