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Rider is killed in motorbike race
A rider dies and three spectators are injured in a crash at the Tandragee 100 motorbike races.
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Ferry discounts for race marshals
Marshals working on both the TT races and Manx Grand Prix are eligible for cut-price ferry travel to the island.
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Bafta TV Awards 2008: The winners
A full list of nominees for the 2008 British Academy Television Awards
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Motorsport hero Clark remembered
Tributes are paid to Jim Clark on the 40th anniversary of his death on a German race track.
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Children 'confined in solitary'
A former Jersey care home manager tells how he stopped a policy of locking children in solitary confinement.
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New memorial for race ace Clark
A new memorial is to be placed at the track where Jim Clark lost his life nearly 40 years ago.
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Silverstone plan backing reviewed
Backing given to plans for the upgrade of Silverstone's Formula One circuit by a local authority will be reviewed.
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Island's 'culture of secrecy'
Former health minister Stuart Syvret accuses Jersey's establishment of a "culture of concealment".
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Approval for Silverstone upgrade
Plans to secure Silverstone's future as a Formula One circuit receive the backing of a second local authority.
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Dirty Little Secrets: Corporate Espionage
Corporate espionage is as old as business itself - but new techniques have made it a growing business.
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NI Pupils crowned F1 champions
Teams from two of Northern Ireland's primary schools have raced to victory in a UK-wide mini Formula One championship
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Jailed China F1 boss 'to appeal'
Lawyers for disgraced ex-Formula One boss Yu Zhifei say he will appeal against his corruption conviction.
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Scientists urged back into class
Ministers want Britain's top science firms to encourage "career switchers" to become teachers.
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F1 star Hamilton clocked speeding
British F1 star Lewis Hamilton has his driving licence suspended for speeding in France.
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Timeline: Monaco
A chronology of key events
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Country profile: Monaco
An overview of Monaco including key facts, political leaders and notes on the media
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Day in pictures
Some of the most striking images from around the world on 16 November 2007.
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Formula One drives Hornby sales
Formula One racing star Lewis Hamilton helps Hornby boost sales and profits.
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Driving the boundaries of realism
Video game development has made tremendous graphical strides in the last four decades and nowhere is this more pronounced than in driving simulations.
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No speed accidents at blackspot
No accidents have been caused by speed at a one-time blackspot since the road was changed, the government says.
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