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Rhys Meyers' suspected suicide attempt
Jonathan Rhys Meyers was hospitalised after a suspected suicide attempt on Tuesday.
Netball: The four teams with a genuine shot
Statistically speaking, there are 16 possible winners of next week's netball world championships.
Kate Moss wants transvestite chaperones - reports
Kate Moss has reportedly hired a team of transvestites to chaperone guests at her wedding.
Janet Jackson's duet with deceased brother Michael
Janet Jackson will perform a virtual duet with her deceased brother Michael in London this week.
Kate Moss digs through mud for $27,700 ring
Kate Moss lost her $27,700 engagement ring while partying at the Glastonbury Festival.
Glastonbury 2011: Day 3 - From a Kiwi in the field
Glastonbury is a rollercoaster. A relentless, exhausting pit of doom one minute, a magical musical kingdom the next.
Tennis: Big Four semifinal on the cards
The men's top seeds have not yet faced major challenges at Wimbledon.
Rugby: Junior All Blacks win World Champs (+ video)
The New Zealand under-20 rugby team withstood a stirring challenge from England to land their fourth successive world title.
Cultural capitals forge ties that bind
New Zealand musicians have secured a special place on the programme for the City of London Festival.
Gift basket drug smuggler jailed
A key player in the Harrods gift basket drug-smuggling syndicate has been given a lengthy prison sentence.
Pippa and Harry get tongues wagging
Prince Harry has been getting together with Pippa Middleton - but sources are split on whether it is a romance or just friendship.
Stonehenge: The solstice isn't what it used to be
The gathering that greets the summer solstice at Stonehenge each year has become very different from its earliest incarnation.
Fiction Addiction: Five hot new books
So many books, so little time. Selecting books for Fiction Addiction is a delicious but sometimes difficult task, so this month we sought help by asking you what makes a good book club read.
London: Rowdy restyling of regal sites
Historic places make unusual settings for Olympic events, says David Leggat.
<i>Don Kavanagh</i>: Open all hours
Mandatory closing times is not necessarily the answer to society's drinking problems, says Don Kavanagh.
Olympic venues in London
Places of historical importance in London will take on other roles as settings for Olympic events.
Italy's favourite frozen pizza made in Britain
Italians are facing the indigestible news that Italy's most popular shop-bought example is likely to have started life in Lancashire.
Olympic Games: Our best shots at success
New Zealand athletes are in full Olympic Games qualifying mode for London in 13 months' time. How are they shaping up and where do our best hopes of success lie?