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June 21, 2009 Sunday

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Resumption delayed by rain

Respect Israel as Jewish state

FIA would rather talk

Committed to succession plan

Stop interfering: Iran

Police rescue trafficked kids

SGX reach out to 'dropouts'

Social sites useful for work

Every student is customer

Rafsanjani daughter detained

Thai prime minister visits

M'sia shuts school with 3 cases

Faster upgrades for estates

World's largest rice ball flag

Airshow a test of recovery

10 killed, 100 wounded

Bodies are British hostages

Fans flock to possible swansong

City, Chelsea lead Tevez race

Accused of nuke war plot

NZ win Junior World Champ

Brown vows to battle on

30 seek world heritage status

Trichet warns of uncertainties

Broken neck? Take painkillers **

Vettel wins Brit Grand Prix

SILVERSTONE (England)- GERMANY'S Sebastian Vettel led a Red Bull one-two by winning the British Grand Prix on Sunday ahead of teammate Mark Webber.

Rubens Barrichello, in a Brawn GP, finished third. Team-mate Jenson Button, the championship leader, finished sixth.

FIA would rather talk

SILVERSTONE (England) - FORMULA One's governing body may hold off on legal action against Ferrari and teams planning a breakaway series pending further talks, FIA president Max Mosley said on Sunday.

Fans flock to possible swansong

SILVERSTONE (England) - WHITE clouds obscured the blue skies over Silverstone on Sunday morning as more than 100,00 fans packed into the old racing circuit for what may be its last hosting of the British Grand Prix.

City, Chelsea lead Tevez race

LONDON - MANCHESTER City and Chelsea are leading the race to snap up Carlos Tevez, the Argentinian forward's advisor said on Sunday.

NZ win Junior World Champ

FIH confirms India as host

Transfer talk hard to handle

Spain to stretch world record

Nakamura to announce move

Phelps clocks personal best

Resumption delayed by rain

Wimbledon hattrick for Venus?

Tiger scrapes through

Murray spurred by Nadal