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Oldest woman defeats Everest again

Watanabe reached the summit from the Tibetan side on 19 May, at the age of 73 years and 180 days. That day, more than 200 climbers were aiming for the summit on the busier southern route in Nepal. Four died, apparently from altitude sickness and exhaustion, on one of the deadliest days on the mountain.

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Irish players prepare to pack bags for Euro 2012

Republic of Ireland stars preparing to pack their backs for Euro 2012 training base have been making the most of the summer sunshine in north county Dublin. There is a small matter of their Euro 2012 farewell friendly against Bosnia first. Shane

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Gazza get his tongue out again

Gazza, capped 57 times, last appeared in an England shirt against Belgium in 1998 and now he wears the Three Lions once more as England gears up for Europe?s biggest football tournament

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Transformers come to life

Transformers: The Ride-3D is Universal Studios Hollywood's most ambitious ride ever created. This technologically advanced, motion-based, flight simulator thrill ride is designed to immerse guests in the 3D-HD action-packed world of TRANSFORMERS.

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Milner: Club wins give players confidence

James Milner says new England manager Roy Hodgson has settled in well.

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Little Mix back judge Geri

Little Mix believe Geri Halliwell will be a good replacement for Kelly Rowland on The X Factor.

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Strauss: I'm too boring for Twitter

England captain Andrew Strauss talks ahead of the team's second Test match against the West Indies.

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McAreavey suspect accuses police

Avinash Treebhoowoon, 30, confessed to police about his involvement in strangling Michaela McAreavey, but now insists he was forced to sign the statement.Treebhoowoon and co-accused Sandip Moneea, 42, deny murdering the 27-year-old teacher on her honeymoon at the Legends Hotel.

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Tipperary set sights on a long summer

Tipperary aim to put a disappointing league campaign behind them with a home opener against Limerick in Thurles.

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Skydive without a parachute

A stuntman has became the first person to jump out of a helicopter and land without using a parachute - after plunging 2,400ft to earth.Gary Connery, 42, of Henley-on-Thames, used a special "wingsuit" to make the death-defying leap above the fields of Oxfordshire, the first time anyone has successfully jumped from such a height without deploying a parachute.The adrenaline junkie, who has performed stunts in Hollywood films including Indiana Jones, Batman Begins and The Beach, helped develop the suit, which enables him to glide through the air, and jumped out of the helicopter and plummeted at speeds of around 80mph before landing on a specially-made "runway" of around 18,000 cardboard boxes.