US Anti-Doping Agency chiefs wanted to exchange information on other offenders and an admission of guilt for a short ban
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Tour de chance: Doping bosses offered Lance Armstrong titles deal
Magaluf trial told to jail British barmaid’s ‘evil rapist’ for 23 years
The prosecutor said Mohamed Fadel el Anssari should be locked up for 23 years and deported back to his native Morocco
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Best of 2012: Kerber and Black share their favourite cartoons of the year
It’s been a busy old year for Mirror cartoonists Kerber and Black with their unique and cutting daily take on all the big stories
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Charles Dickens is the REAL Father of Christmas: How the author defined our festive spirit
The great author popularised the festival like no one before - just as the Victorians were reviving Christmas, Dickens picked up a concept he adored and really ran with it
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Name that toon: Tinkerbell, Nemo and Buzzbee among names given to kids in 2012
Old favourites Harry, Jack and Charlie top the list of most popular boy names while Amelia, Olivia and Emily lead the girls
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Watch out for landslides: Unstable cliffs threaten to collapse after heavy downpours
Britain will be faced with “unsettled” weather for the rest of the week that could see more rain, snow and even gale-force winds
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Record demand for food banks as families struggle to feed themselves at Christmas
The emergency food providers estimated 15,000 would be seeking help – almost double last year’s figure of 8,454
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War is over (for a bit): How British and German soldiers laid down their guns for one day
The bullets, bombs and bloodshed on the Western Front in the Great War gave way to a precious moment of festive peace
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Mother’s last gifts: Kids open Christmas presents from mum killed in hit-and-run rampage
She had already bought presents for her daughters before she died and the gifts were given to them as a poignant reminder of their generous mum
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He died in his teacher’s arms: British shooting victim was found wrapped in arms of brave Sandy Hook staff member
Remembering Dylan as their “gorgeous angel”, his parents said they will “always be a family of four even though Dylan is no longer physically with us
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"Mommy, I’m OK, but all my friends are dead": Girl, six, survives Sandy Hook massacre by playing dead
When the unnamed girl thought it was safe, she ran out of the school “covered from head to toe with blood”
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Blitzed: Incredible map shows every bomb dropped on London
Every bomb dropped in eight months of intense attacks by the German Luftwaffe is represented by a marker on the map of the capital
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‘Together we can bring an end to poverty’: Big Issue founder reveals his next target
It is 21 years since John Bird founded the magazine – bought and sold by homeless people to give them a “hand up, not a hand-out”
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‘I was bullied at school but now my choir’s on X Factor final’: Only Boys Aloud maestro having last laugh
He founded the choir, took them to the semis of Britain’s Got Talent and they are booked to sing on Sunday’s X Factor final
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Twice as stunning: Reflections offer double take of Britain’s best panoramas
Glassy water surfaces capture the warm autumnal colours of the Scottish Highlands and Lake District
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Girls not allowed: Why after women bishops snub, it’s still a man’s world
The Church of England is not the only section of society where females are treated as second-class citizens
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Eight out of ten fatcats went to fee-paying or selective school, study reveals
Nearly 12% of our top businessmen, politicians and diplomats studied at Britain’s top ten privileged schools
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Eight out of ten fatcats went to fee-paying or selective school, study reveals
Nearly 12% of our top businessmen, politicians and diplomats studied at Britain’s top ten privileged schools
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"Lack of evidence": Police drop case against "race row" ref Mark Clattenburg
The Premier League referee had been accused of abusing midfielder Obi Mikel during Chelsea’s 3-2 defeat by Manchester United
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‘He will not be forgotten’: Falklands governor who organised resistance to invasion dies, aged 86
Former Falklands governor Sir Rex Hunt, considered a hero for organising resistance to the invasion, passed away in hospital
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Prison officer drive-by shooting: ‘IRA’ claims responsibility for murder
The coalition of dissident republicans said the shooting was linked to a row over conditions at the high-security Maghaberry Prison.
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