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Golf: Old Course has its revenge on McIlroy
Having hurtled round in 63 the previous day, McIlroy on Friday saw his ambitions strewn across the Old Course in a sadistic revenge.

Lord's: Bats off to cricket's Holy Grail
David Leggat explores hallowed ground at the historic sporting venue of Lord's.

Millions in pay - and one ruined set - Jonathan Ross signs off
Controversial British talk-show host Jonathan Ross, has filmed his last show for the BBC, ending a 10-year run.

Robbie back in Take That
It only took 15 years, but Robbie Williams is to release an album with Take That.

IT expert tried to sell MI6 secrets
A computing expert formerly employed by MI6 admits trying to disclose a welter of stolen secret information, including a list identifying 39 field agents.

Album Review: M.I.A. <i>Maya</i>
Rating: 4/5 Verdict: From cheesy pop to extreme industrial, it's got it all

Gorillaz shot down by Sex Pistol
Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn was snubbed by Sex Pistols legend John Lydon, who turned down an offer to appear on the animated band’s Plastic Beach album.

Chocolatier raises $7.8m from tasty bond
Retailer offers a three-year bond where the return is paid in deliveries of chocolate over the period.

Stella McCartney to design Great Britain's 2012 Olympic uniforms
The designer will create the kit for the British Olympic team, working in conjunction with the sportswear label Adidas.

Golf: Tiger Woods fronts up to Fleet St
Tiger Woods skillfully deflected questions about his personal life at a press conference at St Andrews today.

The little white dress is fraught with complications
The Independent's Susannah Frankel contemplates buying a little white dress for the European summer.

UK doctors declare war on junk food
Leading doctors in Britain will today demand tough government action to curb the nation's addiction to unhealthy food.

Motorsport: Red Bull gives you wings ... but only if you are Vettel
Sebastian Vettel has snared pole position for the British Grand Prix.

British fugitive kills himself in siege
Fugitive British gunman Raoul Moat died after shooting himself following a six-hour stand-off with armed police.

Moaty, it's Gazza ...
Fugitive Raoul Moat had a 'mate' yesterday during his final hours - troubled former football star Paul Gascoigne.

Kiwifruit sprouting in 'Garden of England'
A New Zealand fruit distributor is behind efforts to secretly grow kiwifruit in southern England.