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Vicious 'Roman-style' men hunted

Three men wearing fancy dress costumes who carried out a "vicious and unprovoked" attack in Aberdeen are hunted.

Shocking sportswear

Style disasters from sport's hall of shame

Echoes of 1972

Rangers hero Colin Stein draws a parallel from the past with the 2008 Uefa Cup final

NZ v England day one as it happened

Tim Ambrose's unbeaten 97 helps England end day one of the second Test against New Zealand on 291-5.

Second Test day one as it happened

Lasith Malinga takes two late wickets as England close at 258-5 on day one of the second Test.

The festival where 19 is too old

About 5,000 teenagers attend the Underage Festival in London, where any music fan aged 19 or over was banned.

2nd Test Day One as it happened

Michael Vaughan and Kevin Pietersen score centuries as England post 366-5 on the first day of the second Test against West Indies.

As it happened: AC Milan 2-1 Liverpool

Pippo Inzaghi scores a goal in each half as AC Milan claim the Champions League title with victory over Liverpool.

Ancient history A-level preserved

A campaign calling for the ancient history A-level exam to be saved from the scrapheap is successful.

Minister backs ancient historians

The government wants exam boards to ensure that ancient history continues as an A-level subject.

MP dons toga for history protest

MP Boris Johnson dons a toga to meet students protesting against plans to scrap an ancient history A-level.

New assembly off to smooth start

High melodrama strikes La Scala

David Willey reports on the opera dramas which pre-date the latest scandal at La Scala.

What do you think of Nigeria?

What do you think of Africa's most populous country, Nigeria?

Haditha blow to new doctrine

The suspected massacre by US marines at Haditha is a blow to US efforts to develop a more sophisticated counterinsurgency doctrine in Iraq, writes Paul Reynolds.

Third Test day one as it happened

England are 53-2 at stumps in reply to Sri Lanka's 231 all out on day one of the third Test at Trent Bridge.

Stolen animals have 'slim chance'

Stolen zoo animals have a 'slim chance of survival' with thieves unaware of how to look after them, experts warn.

What are the Ides of March?

Tony Blair has earmarked 15 March for a key vote on his education reforms. Big deal... well, followers of Julius Caesar might think so. It's the day that did for him.

Mad about the Roy

A play about Roy Keane's World Cup antics comes to Manchester

Toga's parents hatch a new chick

The parents of a baby penguin that was stolen from a zoo hatch a new chick.