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Renowned German baritone Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau has died. He was 86.

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Two of the men accused of killing honeymoon bride Anni Dewani intend pleading not guilty when their trial starts in July in the Western Cape High Court.

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US shooting victim Trayvon Martin was hit through the heart at close range and the man accused of his death, George Zimmerman, had a broken nose, bruises and cuts on the back of his head, new documents have revealed.

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Tributes have been paid to disco star Donna Summer who has died aged 63.

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Quite unaccountably, this column has developed a fascination with women's heids. It started with the eyebrows, and the revelation that women mucked about with theirs, sometimes having them trimmed and shaped by white-coated scientists in busy shopping malls. Fascinating.

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I'm right up for this vertical garden in east Belfast.

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