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Cover story
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Amir Khan is not just the future of British boxing: he embodies all that is best about our emerging multiculturalism. At home in Bolton he talks to Hanif Kureishi.
Three lives - one identity
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Six Nations special
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Blood, mud and aftershave
Royal girlfriends, Jonny's boot, class war and Bath's answer to Mike Tyson: we offer our own very A-Z of English rugby. Strictly unofficial, of course ...
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Josh Lewsey's tournament guide
The England full-back tells why this competition is so important to him and assesses the contenders' form.
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Where les Anglais fear to tread
In his first rugby union game for a French club side, Gavin Mortimer was punched, butted and had an eye gouged. Still, no hard feelings. Here he tells of the violent passions that feed the French game at its local roots - and why they translate, at national level, into rugby at its most thrilling and poetic.
Heroes of French rugby
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Football
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Smooth operator
Teddy Sheringham is the oldest and one of the most admired players in the Premiership - and he has been a big hit with the ladies as well. Andrew Anthony meets him at his new bachelor pad in Essex.
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Tennis
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India's most wanted
The fastest rising star in women's tennis is adored by millions in her home country. But the Muslim teenager has been denounced by extremist clerics for dressing in a 'corrupting' way. Now Sania Mirza needs bodyguards to provide constant protection. Can she hold her nerve and fulfil her potential? Special report by Amelia Gentleman.
The subcontinent's top women
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Basketball
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It's lonely at the top
To watch Michael Jordan play was, said one of his rivals, 'to see God disguised as a basketball player'. In the latest in our occasional series of essays on sporting icons, novelist Benjamin Markovits celebrates the brilliance of the six-time NBA champion and the first black sports star to be truly embraced by white America.
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Regulars
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Triumph and despair
Dominic Cork
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February's ten
Sports stars with sidelines
Last month's ten
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Editorial
The virtues of youth
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Letters
Letter of the month: No need to roast Lamb
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Heroes and villains
Jim Clark
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The column
Julian Baggini: Time's arrows hang over us
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Notebook
In the news
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Frozen in time: 18 January 1985
England triumph in India
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First and last: Sid Waddell
Sid Waddell
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On the nose
Bets of the month
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Reviews
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Book of the month
The Football Man by Arthur Hopcraft.
Other books
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Film / DVDs
Munich | Rugby's Greatest Ever Matches
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Videogame
Olympic Winter Games Torino 2006
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One to watch
Superbowl
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The kit
Armourfit
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December 2007