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How JFK secretly ADMIRED Hitler: Explosive book reveals former President¿s praise for the Nazis...

The news comes embarrassingly close to a visit being paid to Berlin next month by President Obama - one week before 50th anniversary commemorations of JFK's memorable 'Ich bin ein Berliner' speech pledging US solidarity with Europe during the Cold War.

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Art student destroys her own painting in front of class after bad review

After hours of hard graft, it can be difficult to swallow constructive criticism about your work. But one art student in America, took her anger to a whole new level and smashed up her painting.

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World's most expensive SHEEPDOG sells for £10,000 (and he only cost his owner £315)

Border collie Bob was sold by retired farmer John Bell, 82, of Howden, East Yorkshire, who has now had three world record sales in the last three years.

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Sex gang victim, 18, had to endure 12 DAYS of excruciating cross-examination in court

Full details of the harrowing trial of a street grooming gang at Stafford Crown Court in 2011 have now emerged.

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Titus Bramble will leave Sunderland but not be fined £80,000

Titus Bramble has admitted he is leaving Sunderland after a number of run-ins with Paolo Di Canio. But the former Newcastle defender will not be fined £80,000 for indiscretions.

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Sergio Garcia's comments may end up being the biggest regret of a career full of them

Sergio Garcia had plenty of times to shut his mouth - his juvenile comments may end up being his biggest regret for a player who has a few of them.

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MONACO GRAND PRIX CLASSICS: Ayrton Senna holds off Nigel Mansell and Lewis Hamilton wins in wet -...

Continuing with our series, we delve through the Formula One archive to re-live classic races in the build up to each grand prix.

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No approach from PSG for Wayne Rooney as the Manchester United striker eyes an exit

Paris Saint-Germain have yet to make any contact with Manchester United or Wayne Rooney’s representatives amid speculation he is a £40million target for the French champions this summer.

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Google+ Hangout: MailOnline Sport's Football Friday Champions League debate led by Graham Poll...

Join former World Cup referee Graham Poll as Sportsmail looks forward to the Champions League final at Wembley and the impending return of Jose Mourinho to Chelsea.

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Carl Froch apologies to Mikkel Kessler but faces BBBC investigation

Carl Froch has apologised for threatening to 'kill' Mikkel Kessler in their IBF super-middleweight fight in London on Saturday night - but will still face an investigation by the British Boxing Board of Control.

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Clarke Carlisle to hold talks with PFA after retiring from football

PFA chairman Clarke Carlisle has announced his retirement from professional football. The 33-year-old Northampton defender has called time on his career which saw him play for - among other clubs - Blackpool, QPR and in the Premier League for Burnley.

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Ipswich attracts 23,000 more tourists, says Visit Britain...(but no-one's really sure why)

New analysis by Visit Britain found that the Suffolk town enjoyed 23,000 extra visitors in 2012, a figure that locals have put down to everything from an art festival to the Olympics.

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Amanda Seyfried laments the loss of her assets after being pressured into slimming down for her...

She might be one of the most laid back stars in Hollywood, but it seems that even Amanda Seyfried has succumbed to the pressures of the industry.

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Katy Perry tweets a picture of her bags of healthy supplements

Katy Perry is a healthy popstar. The singer proved this by tweeting a picture of her carrying three zip-lock bags full of vitamins and supplements she takes three times a day.

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Mothercare sticks with UK store closure plan as it racks up another loss and forgoes annual divi

The group, which is jettisoning loss-making stores as part of a three-year overhaul, gave up its dividend for last year in order to carry on pouring resources into the turnaround programme.

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Nissan recalls 133,000 Micra cars in the UK over steering wheel fault

Japanese car manufacturer Nissan announced it is recalling 841,000 cars worldwide, after discovering a fault with the steering wheel assembly.

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Woolwich attack: 'Terror attack will not divide us but makes us stronger': Cameron urges Britain...

The Prime Minister chaired a meeting of the emergency Cobra committee, telling senior ministers, police and intelligence services that Britain will not 'buckle' to terror.

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World¿s most expensive SHEEPDOG sells for £10,000 (and he only cost his owner £315)

Border collie Bob was sold by retired farmer John Bell, 82, of Howden, East Yorkshire, who has now had three world record sales in the last three years.

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It's snowing up north but warmer weather is to make a welcome return over the bank holiday...

Wintry conditions made an unwelcome return overnight with 2cm of snow falling in northern England - despite forecasters today predicting a warm bank holiday weekend.

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The happy animals who you can't help smiling at: Heart-warming pictures of creatures that just...

The amusing snaps, taken by a whole host of photographers from around the globe, prove life in the jungle is most definitely jolly, as creatures from an orangutan to a elephant seal are pictured mid-laugh.

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Eerie pictures capture abandoned Japanese fishing village recreated for filming of new Godzilla...

Marooned fishing boats, ruined shacks and nuclear warnings signs are all that is left following a visit from the mythical sea creature in Steveston, Canada.

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The rise of 'revenge surgery': More and more divorcees are going under the knife in a bid to make...

More and more newly single women and men are choosing to go under the knife, sometimes for drastic procedures in a bid to transform their bodies and make their ex jealous.

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Giant rubber duck: 50ft rubber inflatable is puffed up once more at Hong Kong harbour after...

The 50ft high yellow inflatable was seen floating in Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour after more than a week away when it checked and given a clean.

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Has the world gone crackers? How THREE police officers went to grandmother's farm just to warn...

Farmer Diana Smart, 86, of Churcham, Gloucestershire, has been making the wheel of cheese for the run down the 200-yard Cooper's Hill for a quarter of a century.

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British twins, 83, found dead in Spanish home in suspected suicide pact

The bodies of the ex-pats were found in the apartment they shared together in the coastal town of Fuengirola, Spain, (pictured) yesterday.

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Jockey who fell off horse at Cheltenham Racecourse and suffered a head injury wins £58,000 payout

The Court of Appeal has upheld Philip Hide's claim against managers of Cheltenham Racecourse. Mr Hide hit a post supporting a guard rail running around the perimeter of the steeplechase course, judges heard.

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Marks and Spencer launches first 'ripe and sweet' GREEN tomato available on the high street

The shop is selling the 'Sweet Green' tomato, originally discovered in Israel. It has sugar levels of up to 12 on the Brix scale, a measure developed to assess the quality and sweetness of fruit and vegetables.

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The incredible images that reveal where we fly: New images show the world's flight paths

A transportation planner working for Toronto-based company, Arup has used flight data collected for more than 58,000 global flights to create stunning kaleidoscope-style flight path visualisations.

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