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England cricketers hammered by South Africa - and the media
In Depth Joe Root suffers a chastening 340-run thrashing in the second Test as his batsmen come under fire
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Moeen Ali spins England to victory over South Africa
The Week Recommends Joe Root's reign begins with 211-run win as tourists crumble on an 'astonishing' day at Lord's
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The world's most beautiful 'star beds'
The Week Recommends From African deserts to the Arctic wilderness, the best places to sleep under the stars
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Turn off, tune in, drop out: Six tech-free holidays
In Depth Scrap the smartphone, wave goodbye to WiFi and recharge your personal battery on these digital-detox getaways
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South Africa lifts ban on domestic rhino horn trade
Speed Read Constitutional court lifts eight-year-old ban, leading to fears of an increase in poaching
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England conquer South Africa, but Jones eyes New Zealand
In Depth Twickenham victory is first over Springboks for ten years, but there are even bigger targets on the horizon
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Oscar Pistorius ‘slipped on broken coffee mugs’ in cell
Speed Read Former Paralympian admitted to hospital over the weekend
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Steinhoff bumps up Poundland bid after hedge fund move
Speed Read Extra 5p per share gives US activist investor Elliott Advisors a 'pretty modest victory'
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Jacob Zuma clings on – but for how much longer?
In Depth South African court rules that a decision to drop 783 corruption charges against Zuma should be reviewed
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Will South African President Jacob Zuma be impeached?
In Depth There are growing calls for him to be removed from power after yesterday's damning Nkandla verdict
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World's deadliest cities named, with 21 of the top 50 in Brazil
Speed Read Caracas takes lead in league table based on number of murders per year
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South African police charged with murder after 'execution'
Speed Read Khulekani Mpanza was shot dead while laying unarmed and injured on a quiet suburban road in Krugersdorp
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South African students celebrate as Zuma bows to their demands
Speed Read Government halts plans to increase university fees, which sparked more than a week of nationwide demonstrations
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Rugby World Cup: Scotland broken as south destroys north
In Depth Heroics from Scotland and Wales are not enough to stop the southern hemisphere giants in epic quarter finals
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