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  Knightley
tipped to get Oscar nod
BBC News: British
actresses Keira Knightley and Dame Judi Dench will be nominated for
Academy Awards next year, a leading US film magazine has predicted.
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 Kidman
Urban marriage rumours
The Australian:
Australian actor Nicole Kidman has been spotted wearing a ring on
her wedding finger while walking through a US street with her latest
beau Keith Urban, sparking rumours ... |
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 Charlotte's
mother in tablets scare
Scotsman: The
mother of pop star Charlotte Church is in hospital after being
rushed in for emergency treatment earlier this week. Maria
Church, 39, was admitted to Llandough Hospital in Cardiff on
Thursday e... |
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 Never say never, Connery ends
career
Scottish
screen legend Sir Sean Connery has almost drawn the curtain on his
long and glittering career. |
 Team of champions prepares to meet
champion team
Australian leg spinner Shane Warne and the ICC World XI
players have arrived in Melbourne to prepare for cricket's
Super Series.
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 Warne rates spinning better
than sex
Spin
legend Shane Warne, who admits he has chased so many women his
marriage finally buckled, says he would turn down a beautiful woman
to be able to bowl England out in the second Test at Edgbaston.
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 One-dayers can save Martyn's Test
career, says Ponting
RICKY PONTING believes that the
short Super Series one-day tournament could be the ideal
opportunity for Damien Martyn to reignite his Test career.
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 As you're following Tiger, don't
forget the other guys
The
sight of Tiger Woods strolling Harding Park in an actual PGA
Tour event -- a once-laughable image now seven days from
becoming reality -- will be difficult to resist. |
 Miss Canada crowned Miss
Universe
Miss
Canada Natalie Glebova was crowned Miss Universe 2005 in Bangkok at
the climax of a beauty pageant.
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 Poms' $1.5m Ashes carrot
England's
cricketers have another incentive to try to wrestle back the Ashes
from Australia - a $1.5 million cash bonus. |
 Jackson faces battle to
rebuild career
Michael
Jackson has been cleared of child molestation charges, but he can
rebuild a shattered career.
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Robert Allan, poet and songwriter, was born in Kilbarchan,
Renfrewshire, on the 4th November 1774. His works, published by Robert Burns Hardy of Glasgow, while attracting a great deal of admiration from lovers of Scottish song, failed to earn him enough money to continue his legacy. He emigrated to America in 1841 to see his youngest son, where he died a couple of months later. To read more about Great Scots click here |
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Sharleen Spiteri,
singer/songwriter with pop group Texas, was born on the 7th
November 1967, in Glasgow. She joined Texas in 1986 after working as a hairdresser, and since then they have released eight albums and 20 singles, the biggest being 1997's "Say What You Want", which charted at number three. See more entertainment news here |
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 Defiant Blair: Why I must stay in power
A DEFIANT Tony Blair yesterday staked his claim to remain Prime Minister, forcefully reminding the Labour Party of his achievements and laying down a long list of challenges he wants to tackle in the years ahead.
NINE suspected terrorists have been under covert surveillance in Scotland, The Scotsman can reveal.
TONY Blair has been forced into a humiliating climb down over the controversial Terrorism Bill and is set to announce a compromise over proposals to allow the police to detain suspects for 90 days without charge.
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