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Reboot your health and drop weight with this simple five-day fast

A new five-day fasting regime is billed as the cheat’s version of the hit 5:2 diet. Easy to follow, it not only regulates blood sugar levels, it also helps to shred fat, writes Peta Bee

Trump is a masterclass on personality disorder

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Master Chief won't take his helmet off in Halo 5

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High protein diet ‘as risky as smoking’

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High-protein diet 'as bad as smoking'

First Thoughts

How The Trouble Started

Sat, 28 Jul, 2012

Ireland need a miracle to survive

SINCE the Rugby World Cup began a month or so ago, Ireland have been plagued with one piece of misfortune or ill luck after another almost on a daily basis.

Sat, 29 Sep, 2007

Contepomi: bonus point will not be easy

ARGENTINA fly-half Felipe Contepomi believes securing a crucial bonus point against Namibia today is no foregone conclusion.

Sat, 22 Sep, 2007

Argentina duo doubtful for World Cup

Gonzalo Longo and Jose Maria Nunez Piossek are a doubt for Argentina’s opening game of the World Cup against France on September 7.

Wed, 29 Aug, 2007

Longo: Industrial action won't affect Argentina

Argentina number eight Gonzalo Longo believes his side can put their domestic troubles to one side and perform well in the upcoming Test against Wales later this month.

Sun, 04 Jun, 2006

Ireland on guard for Puma threat

IT’S claimed there were 10,000 Irish people among the 28,803 attendance in the Adelaide Oval for the World Cup clash of Ireland and Argentina on October 26 last year.

Sat, 27 Nov, 2004

‘We may be programmed to die’

PEOPLE may be programmed to die before they need to, for the good of the human race, a scientist claimed yesterday.

Tue, 28 Sep, 2004

Stam 'must see out contract'

Lazio defender Jaap Stam must see out his contract at the Serie A club, the Roman outfit’s president Ugo Longo said yesterday.

Thu, 12 Jun, 2003

Battered Wallabies fly in replacements for Irish test

THE Wallabies arrive in Ireland today bolstered by replacements, winger Mark Bartholomeusz and hooker Brendan Cannon, after taking a battering in their 17-6 win over Argentina in the opening rugby international of their four-match tour.

Mon, 04 Nov, 2002