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Turning 'bad' footballers into good deeds
Instead of simply serving out match bans, authorities in Brazil are getting naughty footballers to do community service.
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Armstrong manager leaves over doping scandal
Bruyneel, who managed Armstrong's team on seven Tour de France wins, is implicated in his ex-protege's doping scandal.
Americas
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Azarenka rolls on in Qatar
World number one eases into the semi-finals of the Qatar open with victory over Yanina Wickmayer.
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Zetas now 'largest drug cartel' in Mexico
Gang controls more than half of Mexico's 32 states, overtaking rival Sinaloa cartel, security firm Stratfor says.
Americas
Last Modified: 26 Jan 2012 11:29 GMT
Angola seal victory over Burkina Faso
Angola are joint leaders of Group B with the Ivory Coast after a 2-1 victory in the Africa Cup of Nations.
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Fed and Nadal ease into Qatar quarters
Top seeds keep on course for a finals showdown with easy wins in the ATP season-opener in Doha.
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Sir Les welcomes Rangers back to the big time
Former striker Les Ferdinand recalls glory days but says things have changed as QPR prepare for Premier League return.
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Federer off to flying start at Wimbledon
Swiss third seed battles the wind and the awkward serve of Kazakhstan's Mikhail Kukushkin to prevail 7-6 6-4 6-2.
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Mexico arrests drug cartel founder
Flavio Mendez Santiago of the Zetas cartel is detained by police in Oaxaca as rival gangs battle for control.
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