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Australia wrap up victory to level Test series with India

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The Indian Empire at War and India, Empire and the First World War review – a story finally told

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Australia build lead despite imperious Virat Kohli century in second Test

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This article titled “Australia build lead despite imperious Virat Kohli century in second Test” was written by Geoff Lemon at Perth Stadium, for theguardian.com on Sunday 16th December 2018 10.22 UTC

One thing that Virat Kohli does is makes you feel you’ve witnessed a classic.

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How to make the perfect pilau rice and peas

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This article titled “How to make the perfect pilau rice and peas” was written by Felicity Cloake, for The Guardian on Wednesday 14th November 2018 12.00 UTC

Rice and peas with real peas, or muttar pilau, is a satisfying vegetarian dish popular in Pakistan and northern India, where fresh peas are plentiful, though the frozen sort has made it a year-round favourite everywhere else.

The School in the Cloud review – how a computer for slum kids inspired a learning debate

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This article titled “The School in the Cloud review – how a computer for slum kids inspired a learning debate” was written by Leslie Felperin, for theguardian.com on Friday 19th October 2018 11.00 UTC

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Chess: Magnus Carlsen hangs on to No 1 ranking while Ding Liren nears record

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Magnus Carlsen’s world No 1 ranking barely survived at the European Club Cup, which ended on Thursday, while in contrast Ding Liren’s unbeaten run continued as Ch

Could this be the start of the end of world poverty?

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This article titled “Could this be the start of the end of world poverty?” was written by Kevin Watkins, for The Guardian on Tuesday 9th October 2018 14.46 UTC

Three years ago the world lined up behind an ambitious set of targets – the sustainable development goals – for 2030. The checklist i