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Jury begins deliberations in Gwyneth Paltrow ski trial
Lawyers representing the actress and retired eye doctor Terry Sanderson have set out out their closing arguments over the 2016 skiing accident.
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Women's Champions League: Chelsea and Lyon both miss big chances
Follow live text and radio commentary as Chelsea host Lyon in the Women's Champions League quarter-final second leg.
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Abandoned as a baby, raised up by Gaelic football
Gaelic football has been an unlikely source of joy, adventure and boundary-breaking change for young people in Cambodia.
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Human rights abusers banned as PL tightens rules
The Premier League tightens its ownership rules to ensure anyone found to have committed human rights abuses cannot run a club.
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