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Saturday 31 March 2018
Sarkozy to Face Trial in Influence-Peddling Case in France
Legal woes are mounting for former President Nicolas Sarkozy, who will be tried on accusations of trying to obtain confidential information from a magistrate.
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Cricket Hero Breaks Down in Tears on TV Over Cheating
A cheating scandal over a plot by Australia’s team captain has seized the cricket world and turned into a national embarrassment.
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Expelling Diplomats, a Furious Kremlin Escalates a Crisis
The move was in retaliation for the expulsion of diplomats by Britain, the United States and their allies. The U.S. Consulate in St. Petersburg will be closed.
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Venezuela, Accustomed to Tragedy, Is Shaken Again by Horrific Jail Fire
With at least 68 dead, the inferno in Valencia was one of the worst in the country’s modern history.
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Britain Signals Harder Look at Wealthy Russians and Russian Wealth
The government said it would review access to financial markets, and how wealthy Russians have gained residency in Britain.
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Islamic State 'Beatles' duo complain about losing UK citizenship
Two British men accused of being in the Islamic State 'Beatles' gang say they will not get a fair trial.
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Met Police chief: Social media leads children to violence
Britain's most senior police officer says social media "revs people up" and leads to stabbings and murders.
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Malala returns to home town in Pakistan for first time since shooting
The Nobel Peace Prize winner visits the Pakistani area where Taliban militants tried to kill her.
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Australia ball-tampering: David Warner 'resigned' to not playing for country again
David Warner says he is "resigned to the fact" he may never play for Australia again after his part in the ball-tampering scandal.
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Stansted Airport bus fire: Flights to resume after cancellations
Stansted Airport expects to "operate as normal" after a bus fire caused all flights to be cancelled.
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Gaza-Israel border: UN seeks investigation over protest deaths
Palestinian officials say 16 people were killed in clashes with Israeli soldiers on Friday.
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Schools cutting posts amid 'funding catastrophe'
Schools are still struggling with budget cuts, despite government reassurance, it is claimed.
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Prof Stephen Hawking Cambridge funeral to take place
The private service for the visionary scientist will be held at the university church in Cambridge.
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Ray Wilkins: Ex-England captain in critical condition in London hospital
Former England and Chelsea midfielder Ray Wilkins is in a critical condition in a London hospital.
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Prince Laurent: €46,000 blow for Belgium's 'cursed prince'
Prince Laurent defended his allowance as "the price of my life, which is largely behind me now".
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The artist who gives her drawings away free to commuters
When she's on the train, Liz Atkin spends the journey sketching with charcoal. She gives her drawings away to fellow passengers for free, as a form of therapy.
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US may tie social media to visa applications
A state department proposal could require visa applicants to detail all their social media handles.
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The Papers: Russia-UK row and public sector pay gap
Saturday's front pages lead with the latest on Russia's row with the West and the public sector gender pay gap.
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Week in pictures: 24 - 30 March 2018
A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.
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The woman who gave birth to rabbits (and other hoaxes)
These hoaxers were bold, dedicated, and didn't wait for 1 April.
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Malala Yousafzai: 'My focus is only working for the good'
The Nobel Peace Prize winner talks to the BBC about abuse on social media, and whether she wants to enter politics.
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Flute played during brain surgery
Anna Marie Whitlock Henry played the flute while surgeons operated on her.
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San Francisco cop's close shave in barbershop gun fight
A San Francisco cop was lucky to survive a shootout in a hairdresser's that left him and four civilians wounded, and the gunman dead.
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Watch Sarah's final goodbye to the Today programme audience
Long-standing Today programme presenter is set to move to the World at One.
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Ronaldo statue: Sculptor Emanuel Santos takes another shot at bust
Emanuel Santos creates a second statue one year on to silence critics who ridiculed his work.
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Leicester family keeps 115-year-old hot cross bun
The Easter treat, which is a "bit hard", dates back to 1903 and has been passed through generations.
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Test-launch footage of Russian ballistic missile Satan 2
Russia's President Putin claims it can penetrate any defence shield.
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Final wish granted as dog visits dying owner
A collie makes an emotional final visit to its terminally-ill owner's hospital bedside hours before he passes away.
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James Corden's dad complains about Peter Rabbit review
Malcolm Corden was not happy with Mark Kermode calling his son "appallingly irritating".
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Gender pay gap deadline: What to know
Britain's biggest companies have less than a week to publish their gender pay gap figures.
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The country where children fear election time
Parents in Sierra Leone have been warned to take extra care of their children this election period as it's feared they could be ritually killed.
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The men who had millions of lives in their hands
How do the families of generals who sent men into battle commemorate World War One?
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April tax changes: Will I be better or worse off?
The start of April sees changes in personal allowances, the minimum wage, council tax and pension contributions.
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Fragile mood blights West Ham’s first return since ugly crowd scenes | Jacob Steinberg
A toxic atmosphere at the London Stadium has led to heightened security for Saturday’s relegation match against Southampton
In different circumstances it would be possible simply to look forward to a day of huge significance at the bottom of the Premier League. If life at the London Stadium was that straightforward, however, they would not be fortifying security in front of the directors’ box and there would be no clamour for the trio running West Ham United to stay away from home games for the rest of the season.
The future has arrived in less than glorious circumstances, humbling West Ham as they prepare to host Southampton on Saturday afternoon. The promised dream has turned into a nightmare in a soulless bowl. It has been three weeks since West Ham’s last game descended into chaos and it is hardly ideal they have spent that time working with the authorities to prevent a repeat of the ugly scenes that marred their 3-0 defeat against Burnley.
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Ray Wilkins in an induced coma after suffering a cardiac arrest and fall
• Former Chelsea and England player in intensive care in London
• Wife Jackie: ‘He’s critically ill. The cardiac arrest led to a fall’
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• Wife Jackie: ‘He’s critically ill. The cardiac arrest led to a fall’
Ray Wilkins has been placed in an induced coma after suffering a cardiac arrest and a fall. The Chelsea legend and former England international was taken to St George’s Hospital in south London on Friday night with his son Ross saying it would be “touch and go whether my father will get through this”.
“He’s in hospital, he’s had a cardiac arrest and is in intensive care,” Jackie Wilkins, his wife, told the Daily Mirror. “He is not in a good state at all, I’m afraid. He’s critically ill. The cardiac arrest led to a fall which has meant he’s had to be put in an induced coma. It’s very, very bad.”
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Arsenal not prepared to break the bank to keep Jack Wilshere on new contract
• Midfielder may reject £80,000-a-week, ‘take-it-or-leave-it’ offer
• Club sanguine about chances of player leaving in summer
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• Club sanguine about chances of player leaving in summer
Arsenal fear Jack Wilshere will reject their offer of a new contract and leave on a free transfer in the summer. Arsène Wenger has previously suggested the club have made him a take-it-or-leave-it offer and, at the moment, it looks as though the midfielder will do the latter. Everton, West Ham and Juventus have been linked with a move for the 26-year-old.
Arsenal have proposed a heavily incentivised deal because they are mindful of Wilshere’s terrible fitness record. He pulled out of Gareth Southgate’s England squad during the recent international break with a knee problem but the player has trained and is in contention to face Stoke at Emirates Stadium on Sunday.
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Jürgen Klopp says Liverpool are in good shape for series of ‘finals’ ahead
• Manager upbeat before key Champions League ties and derby
• Victory at Crystal Palace would strengthen grip on top-four place
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• Victory at Crystal Palace would strengthen grip on top-four place
Jürgen Klopp has said Liverpool are well-equipped and well-prepared for the series of “finals” that will define their season.
The Liverpool manager takes charge of his 100th Premier League game on Saturday at Crystal Palace where victory, coupled with a Tottenham win over Chelsea on Sunday, would establish a 10-point lead over the champions in the race for a Champions League place. Liverpool then face Manchester City in a Champions League quarter-final, either side of a Merseyside derby, and Klopp has called on his team to approach every game with an all-or-nothing mentality.
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José Mourinho denies Paul Pogba’s dip is a hangover from hamstring injury
• Manchester United manager says midfielder recovered well
• Mourinho expects criticised Luke Shaw to stay at Old Trafford
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• Mourinho expects criticised Luke Shaw to stay at Old Trafford
José Mourinho denied Paul Pogba’s drop in form is a hangover from the serious hamstring injury he suffered in September, with Manchester United’s manager saying the £89m midfielder should be asked the reason why he is struggling.
Mourinho also said he expects Luke Shaw to still be at United next season, despite substituting the defender at half-time in the win over Brighton before the international break and again criticising the left-back’s display.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic tells new club LA Galaxy: ‘The lion is hungry’
• 36-year-old striker unveiled on eve of Los Angeles derby
• ‘I know what I can bring. I am not arrogant, I am confident’
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic insists the “lion is hungry” as he embarks on a fresh challenge with LA Galaxy.
The former Sweden striker completed a move to the MLS side last week, announcing his arrival by taking out a full-page advert in a local newspaper, after securing an early release from his contract at Manchester United.
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Nine-man Wolves beat Middlesbrough to stay six points clear at top
Rúben Neves and Matt Doherty were sent off as Wolves lost their tempers on Teesside but even the reduction to nine men failed to prevent Nuno Espírito Santo’s side from extending an apparently unassailable lead at the top of the Championship.
While three wins would guarantee Wolves promotion, Tony Pulis’s Middlesbrough cling to sixth place on goal difference. If they are to reach, let alone win, the play-offs, a team increasingly built around the attacking talents of Adama Traoré will need to be rather more ruthless than this. Although the largely isolated Patrick Bamford registered his ninth goal in seven games with a brilliant 94th-minute volley, it was too little too late.
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Antonio Conte says Tottenham are improving quicker than Chelsea
• Italian believes Spurs ‘are ahead of us in terms of development’
• Thibaut Courtois is a fitness doubt for Sunday’s London derby
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• Thibaut Courtois is a fitness doubt for Sunday’s London derby
Antonio Conte believes Tottenham Hotspur are ahead of Chelsea in their development even though the Stamford Bridge club denied their London rivals in the race for last season’s title.
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Lionel Messi’s supercharged genius the ideal antidote to grey World Cup | Barney Ronay
Argentina may look in a sorry state but their No 10 could offer something redemptive, a happy ending of sorts, a way of making Russia’s World Cup beautiful
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I see a bad moon rising: I see trouble on the way. Or if not quite trouble, then some interesting times this summer for the poor old beleaguered World Cup; and indeed for Lionel Messi in what is surely a last realistic shot at the ultimate prize for the most exhilarating footballer of the modern age.
Argentina’s travelling fans are still among the most vivid memories of the last tournament in Brazil, a sweaty, gleeful, Messi-worshipping horde from across the border that in the last few days before the final seemed to be coming up through the Rio drains and falling down from the trees, emerging in ever greater numbers from the Copacabana surf.
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Football League: Cardiff keep up the pressure as Shrewsbury slip at Rochdale
• Welsh side beat Burton 3-1 with Fulham also winning at Norwich
• Wigan go top of League One but Shrews stutter in promotion race
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• Wigan go top of League One but Shrews stutter in promotion race
Cardiff City took time to find their feet but eventually blew Burton Albion away to keep the pressure on Wolves at the top of the table with a 3-1 win. Kenneth Zohore opened the scoring for City but Burton struck back through Darren Bent, an equaliser that was in no way against the run of play.
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Toby Alderweireld’s World Cup worries will not influence Tottenham selections
• ‘I can’t be kind with every national manager,’ says Pochettino
• Fit-again Spurs defender unlikely to return at Chelsea on Sunday
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• Fit-again Spurs defender unlikely to return at Chelsea on Sunday
Mauricio Pochettino will not change his defensive system to accommodate the fit-again Toby Alderweireld and has made it plain the centre-half is behind Jan Vertonghen and Davinson Sánchez in the Tottenham pecking order.
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Pep Guardiola says Manchester City must keep Raheem Sterling
• City to open talks on an improved Sterling deal at end of season
• ‘Maybe other clubs are now interested because he is playing so well’
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Pep Guardiola has stressed the importance of Manchester City keeping hold of Raheem Sterling after the 23-year-old impressed again for England in midweek.
It is barely a year since the winger’s future at the Etihad appeared to be in doubt, but Guardiola is aware Sterling’s transformation this season into both a goalscorer and effective attacking threat will not have gone unnoticed. The former Liverpool player is already under contract until 2020, but it is understood City will open negotiations on an improved extension at the end of the season.
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Sam Allardyce backs Jordan Pickford to be England’s World Cup No 1
• Allardyce: ‘He’s given Gareth Southgate a lot to think about’
• Goalkeeper impressed on England duty against the Netherlands
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• Goalkeeper impressed on England duty against the Netherlands
Sam Allardyce believes Jordan Pickford has strengthened his claims to be England’s World Cup goalkeeper not only with an impressive display against the Netherlands but also with his performances throughout Everton’s difficult season.
Pickford has been one of Everton’s few transfer successes of last summer and during England’s recent 1-0 win in Amsterdam enhanced his prospects of starting for Gareth Southgate’s team in Russia next summer. The 24-year-old has conceded 50 Premier League goals in his debut season at Goodison Park but that statistic, Allardyce argues, reflects the team’s struggles in general and not the goalkeeper’s form.
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Six of the best from Manchester City dominate my PFA team of the year
Kyle Walker, Nicolás Otamendi, Fernandinho, Kevin De Bruyne, Leroy Sané and Sergio Agüero selected by Brighton defender
The rattle of cutlery and cups has not been the only noise in the canteens at Premier League clubs over the last few days as players have been debating who to vote for in the PFA player of the year, young player of the year and team of the year awards. Being recognised by your peers is the ultimate accolade, mostly because it’s from those whom you’ve competed against week in, week out and that is why we take it so seriously. In keeping with this, I have decided to share my selections with you (and them!), though I am sure you will have your own opinion on who should be in there.
Goalkeeper: David de Gea (Manchester United)
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What's going on at West Ham? – video
West Ham United face Southampton on Saturday looking to put the ugly scenes of the match against Burnley on 10 March behind them. Poor results and the the club's transfer policy are contributing factors to the supporters' unrest. However, there are other underlying tensions between the fans and the board around the move to the London Stadium. Supporters want the stadium to feel like 'home' but at the moment say the 'real West Ham has been lost'. Karren Brady met the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, this week with the aim of improving stadium safety but is it enough?
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Crystal Palace v Liverpool: match preview
Liverpool can move 10 points clear of fifth-placed Chelsea with a win at Selhurst Park, but will be wary that the ailing champions have two games in hand and are still to host them this season. That should spur Jürgen Klopp’s side on, even with this a nuisance of a game before the more anticipated contests against Manchester City and Everton to come. Palace, with their ranks of wounded still too numerous for comfort, will hope Christian Benteke and Mamadou Sakho have points to prove against their former club. Dominic Fifield
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Manchester United v Swansea City: match preview
Manchester United’s race – for second place and respectability – resumes with the visit of Swansea managed by Carlos Carvalhal, who has inspired his side to build a three-point gap above the relegation zone. Next up for United is Manchester City when Pep Guardiola’s side could claim the title at the Etihad. To have any chance of avoiding that prospect Swansea must be beaten, so José Mourinho will not be short of motivation. Jamie Jackson
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West Ham United v Southampton: match preview
West Ham will be praying there is no repeat of the scenes that marred their 3-0 defeat against Burnley at the London Stadium three weeks ago. They have not played since then and extra security measures will be in place for the visit of Southampton, who will push 17th-placed West Ham into the bottom three if they win. Mark Hughes has said he wants to use the crowd against the home team. Jacob Steinberg
Saturday 3pm
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West Bromwich Albion v Burnley: match preview
Burnley are one of only three sides to lose to West Brom in the league this season, a 1-0 win in August giving the visitors an improbable six points from six at that stage. Much has changed since and Burnley have a club-record 43 Premier League points while West Brom are 10 adrift of safety and all but relegated. “I kind of feel I owe this club,” said Alan Pardew, who has only one league win to his name since arriving at the Hawthorns in late November. “The results since I’ve been here should have been better and I’d like to come back next season with a squad that better reflects the way I play, with a bit more attacking prowess.” Burnley have won their last two games – Everton and West Ham – and with only 14 away goals conceded will be disappointed if they do not make it three in a row. Mark Tallentire
Saturday 3pm
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Brighton & Hove Albion v Leicester City: match preview
Both sides can, to all intents and purposes, just go out and play although Leicester could conceivably wonder whether a kind-looking run of games can heave them into faint contention for sixth place. Chris Hughton does not quite see Brighton’s position that way and hopes their next two games against Huddersfield and Crystal Palace banish any lingering relegation concerns. The omens look good: they have won their past four home matches in all competitions and pack a far greater punch in attack than earlier in the season. Nick Ames
Saturday 3pm
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Newcastle United v Huddersfield Town: match preview
The lesser spotted Islam Slimani is set to make his Newcastle debut at some point during this relegation battle featuring two of last season’s promoted sides. Algeria’s Slimani arrived on Tyneside for a £2m loan deal by private jet from Leicester in January but has been sidelined by a thigh injury. Expect Rafael Benítez to start him on the bench. Newcastle have enjoyed a break in Alicante and, by way of return, their manager has asked for an “early goal” and a “high-tempo start”. Louise Taylor
Saturday 3pm
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Watford v Bournemouth: match preview
Watford may have just about recovered from being ripped apart by Mohamed Salah before the international break. Javi Gracia will demand a response against Bournemouth, after conceding eight and failing to score in their past two matches on the road, but equally should have confidence in his side’s ability to bounce back based on their strong home record this season. Richarlison’s lack of form is a concern though. The Brazilian scored his first goal for Watford against Eddie Howe’s side in August but has failed to find the net since November. Graham Searles
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Everton v Manchester City: match preview
Everton are the only current Premier League team Pep Guardiola has not beaten as the Manchester City manager and there cannot be greater incentive to complete the set than the prize on the horizon that would follow a victory at Goodison Park. Three points will offer City the priceless opportunity of winning the Premier League title at home to Manchester United next weekend. It is an opportunity not to be wasted, although Wednesday’s Champions League quarter-final at Liverpool may influence Guardiola’s selection. Sam Allardyce’s side are unbeaten at home since New Year’s Day. Andy Hunter
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Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend
José Mourinho could have Portuguese problem, Nathaniel Clyne might make return and will Arsenal rest their best?
Poor José Mourinho! Once he was king but now he cannot even claim to be the Premier’s League best Portuguese manager. Carlos Carvalhal certainly has a stronger case for that accolade at the moment. It is hard to imagine that any other manager could have turned Swansea around as impressively as he has done since taking over in late December, when the Welsh club seemed doomed. Now they are out of the relegation zone and within reach of survival. Even Mourinho must admire the solidity that Carvalhal has introduced to Swansea, who will not give up chances easily at Old Trafford. Paul Pogba performed well for France in Tuesday’s victory in Russia but will he be restored to the starting lineup for United? PD
• Eric Devin: Pogba was colossal for France
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Met Police chief: Social media leads children to violence
Britain's most senior police officer says social media "revs people up" and leads to stabbings and murders.
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US may tie social media to visa applications
A state department proposal could require visa applicants to detail all their social media handles.
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Facebook 'ugly truth' growth memo haunts firm
The firm denies it believes that growth at all costs is "good" even if it leads to deaths.
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Lindsay Lohan loses GTA V privacy case appeal
The actress fails to convince judges that a character in Grand Theft Auto V was based on her.
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iQiyi: 'China's Netflix' shares dip in US stock debut
Shares in Baidu's iQiyi streaming platform fell below their opening price on Wall Street's Nasdaq.
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Is there a north-south divide in England's schools?
The Children's Commissioner said schools in the north of England were falling behind.
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Lake Chad: Can the vanishing lake be saved?
It's been shrinking fast, but could a plan to divert water to one of Africa's largest lakes stop it disappearing?
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Friday 30 March 2018
A Quick Online Divorce for $60? Not So Fast, Denmark Says
In a nation with one of the highest divorce rates in Europe, the government has come to the conclusion that some breakups should take more than a few clicks.
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Afghan Hunger Strikers Demand Cease-Fire: ‘Our Blood Is Finished’
Protesters camped near the site of a suicide bombing in Helmand Province formed the plan after the Taliban warned them off a peace march.
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Screams of Anguish at Venezuelan Jail Fire
Distraught family members of inmates who perished in a blaze during a jail riot in the state of Carabobo told local media that they were not being given any information about their relatives inside.
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Vilnius Journal: Where the Genocide Museum Is (Mostly) Mum on the Fate of Jews
The Lithuanian capital is divided on how to face its own messy history, amid accusations of 21st-century Holocaust denial. Was the Soviet occupation really “genocide”?
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Thousands of violent crime suspects released without conditions
Stricter bail rules have led to police releasing more than 3,000 suspects without conditions in three months.
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MPs urge Corbyn to suspend Shawcroft amid anti-Semitism row
Labour politicians sign letter calling on Jeremy Corbyn to suspend the party's ex-disputes chief.
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China's space lab set for fiery re-entry
Experts say the defunct orbiting Tiangong-1 module should fall out of the sky this weekend.
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'Unjustifiably high salaries' paid by some academies
MPs highlight 102 academy trusts in England that pay some trustees over £150,000 a year.
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Lagos street dancers go viral after Rihanna retweet
These Lagos street children went viral after Rihanna, Naomi Campbell and P Diddy shared their videos.
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Hospital's 'artificial feeding' letter to mothers criticised
The hospital described mothers who use formula milk as "artificially" feeding babies.
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Prince of Wales 'deeply moved' in televised Easter message
The prince says he is "deeply moved" by the courage of those who forgive their persecutors.
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Alligator 'gender reveal party' causes controversy
Family reveal baby's gender using their pet alligator and a watermelon, prompting concerns over safety.
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Meet the dogs fighting Heathrow Airport smugglers
Jessie the spaniel has sniffed out more than £1m in contraband cash since starting her job.
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Syria war: France offers to mediate between Turkey and Kurds
President Macron wants to help establish a dialogue between Turkey and Kurdish fighters.
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Easter: Irish pubs lift Good Friday alcohol ban
Pubs in the Irish Republic will sell alcohol on Good Friday for the first time in almost a century.
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New Zealand v England: Jonny Bairstow hits unbeaten 97 as batsmen struggle again
Jonny Bairstow makes an unbeaten 97 as England's batsmen largely struggle on the first day of the second Test against New Zealand.
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The Papers: Spy daughter's recovery and GKN takeover
Friday's front pages lead with the takeover of one of Britain's oldest engineering firms and Yulia Skripal.
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Quiz: Who has 'admitted' to biting Beyonce?
7 days quiz: It's the weekly news quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world over the past seven days?
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Searching for the sublime: The man who paints in the ocean
Peter Matthews uses paint, pencil, rust and water from the Atlantic to make art in the sea.
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Volkswagen's car 'graveyard' in California
Volkswagen has been storing hundreds of thousands of cars after the diesel emissions scandal.
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Anthony Joshua: How many calories make a champion?
For Anthony Joshua it's 5,500 - but what about some of the other heavy-hitters out there?
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Turning bread into beer to fight food waste
This Vienna food shop is tackling food waste by turning inedible leftovers into something drinkable.
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Thousands raised for orphans-to-be Louis and Ella
Louis, 16, and Ella, 14, face losing their mother to cancer after their father died of a stroke.
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The teenager sentenced to 241 years in prison
A man who committed a brutal robbery as a teenager will be in prison until he dies. Is that fair?
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Obituary: Johan van Hulst, the teacher who saved Jewish children
Johan van Hulst, who has died aged 107, saved children from the Nazis but wished he could have done more.
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Cambridge Analytica: Can targeted online ads really change a voter's behaviour?
Online political advertising that uses big data to target individuals - how influential is it?
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Russian spy: How big is the Kremlin's diplomatic network?
Russia is losing more than 140 envoys, but it remains one of the world's diplomatic powerhouses.
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Myanmar's Rohingya stuck in Bangladesh's 'no man's land'
Thousands of Rohingya Muslims are living on a small strip of land between Myanmar and Bangladesh.
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The dispute over how Labour's disputes are handled
The BBC's Iain Watson on the resignation of the Labour Party's disputes panel chief and who might replace her.
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Australian ball-tampering: Steve Smith, David Warner & Cameron Bancroft punishments 'too harsh'
Ball-tampering bans given to Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft contain "glaring and clear anomalies", says the Australian Cricketers' Association.
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West Ham v Southampton: Extra security for London Stadium game to cost taxpayers £60,000
Increased security at West Ham's home game against Southampton at London Stadium on Saturday will cost taxpayers about £60,000.
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Tottenham’s quiet evolution slowly nears endgame under Pochettino
A win at Chelsea would go a long way to shutting next season’s Champions League door on London’s hitherto top club
On 24 February 2008 Tottenham came from behind to beat Chelsea 2-1 in the League Cup final. Since then, they have sacked Juande Ramos, enjoyed a period of Gareth Bale-driven excitement under Harry Redknapp, taken significant missteps with André Villas-Boas and Tim Sherwood, and then found in Mauricio Pochettino a bright young manager under whom they have made progress in each of the past four seasons. But in that decade, they have won nothing.
Related: Harry Kane has ‘outside chance’ of making Spurs squad for Chelsea trip
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VAR worries, World Cup dreams and West Ham's woe – Football Weekly Extra
Max Rushden and co discuss England’s options, international friendlies and the role of Kenny G
Rate, review, share on Apple Podcasts,Soundcloud, Audioboom, Mixcloud, Acast and Stitcher, and join the conversation on Facebook, Twitter and email.
Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, John Brewin and debutant Sam Diss to run the rule over the latest set of international friendlies and look ahead to the return of the Premier League.
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Riches of Champions League quarter-finals overshadow old European Cup | Paul Wilson
With Real Madrid facing Juventus and Manchester City taking on Liverpool, there is hardly a weak link in the last eight in a way the old competition rarely achieved
Few are likely to complain about Uefa abandoning the principle of players moving between Champions League clubs in January being cup‑tied for the rest of the season – the transfer window itself already does quite a good job of keeping the leading contenders honest – though it was interesting to read in the small print the justification for the change.
Related: Champions League quarter-finals: tie-by-tie analysis
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West Ham increase security for Premier League visit of Southampton
• Changes made to police and steward levels
• Barriers are put up to protect the directors
Police will be inside as well as outside the London Stadium for West Ham’s game on Saturday and significantly more stewards will be on duty to try to prevent a repeat of the disorder which marred the previous game there.
Details of the additional security measures for Southampton’s visit were released on Thursday and it is understood the operation will cost around £60,000. This will be covered by the taxpayer under the deal agreed with West Ham before they moved to the stadium in 2016.
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Mick McCarthy and Ipswich call it a day – to the relief of all concerned
Championship’s longest-serving manager will leave at end of the season after attempts to modernise style ran aground owing to a lack of investment, injuries and a loss of nerve
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Mick McCarthy does not waste much time on sentiment but football’s circularity will not be lost on him when he emerges from the tunnel at Birmingham on Saturday. It was at St Andrew’s, on 3 November 2012, that he took the first small step towards creating a team Ipswich could feel proud of again; now his long goodbye begins there and the overriding sense, beyond the wildly contrasting opinions McCarthy’s reign has prompted, is of relief at the end of a saga that did all parties more harm than good.
As this season progressed and McCarthy moved closer to the end of his contract, which the club confirmed on Thursday would not be extended beyond this campaign, there was tacit acceptance the writing was on the wall. Ipswich began making inquiries about potential successors last autumn, both as standard contingency and in the knowledge their manager’s standing among supporters had nosedived.
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Mauricio Pochettino believes Dele Alli needs to be helped, not booed
• Spurs manager says treatment of 21-year-old is unfair
• Harry Kane has outside chance of facing Chelsea
Mauricio Pochettino has urged supporters of rival Premier League clubs to get off Dele Alli’s back for the common good of the England team. The Tottenham manager has noted the treatment Alli has come in for at away stadiums – largely because of his reputation for diving – and he wants the critics to remember that the player is 21.
Pochettino is preparing for Sunday’s visit to Chelsea and he reported there was the small possibility Harry Kane would return to his squad following ankle ligament damage. He added Alli was fit after the slight groin problem that held him back during the international break.
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Fifa confirms no British referees will take part at Russia World Cup
• List of 99 officials contains none from home countries
• First World Cup since 1938 without British referee
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• First World Cup since 1938 without British referee
There will be no British referees at the 2018 World Cup in Russia for the first time in 80 years. Fifa has announced 99 referees and assistants for the tournament, with none from England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland.
Related: World Cup stunning moments: Scotland's 1978 rollercoaster | Scott Murray
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Antonio Conte spells out why Chelsea have to beat Tottenham in showdown
• Chelsea’s Champions League hopes could rest on derby victory
• Spurs have not won at Stamford Bridge for 28 years
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Antonio Conte has conceded Chelsea’s chances of qualifying for the Champions League may hinge on beating Tottenham on Sunday.
Chelsea, who are fifth, five points adrift of Spurs with eight games to play, hope to extend the visitors’ wretched record at Stamford Bridge. Tottenham have not won there for 28 years.
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When extra time had no end: how one match lasted 3hrs and 23mins
With replays unwanted during the second world war a Play to the Finish rule came in. But, 72 years ago this week, exhausted Stockport and Doncaster players were halted only by darkness
During the second world war competitive football continued in an irregular, somewhat confused manner, organisation being considerably more difficult when every able-bodied man of fighting – and therefore playing – age was in the armed forces or, at the very least, full-time employment. All unnecessary complications were avoided; tournaments were played regionally and quickly.
In 1940 West Ham won the Football League War Cup, a tournament of some 137 games played in the space of only nine weeks. But replays, officials decided, had complicated matters unnecessarily. The following year drawn ties were awarded to the team with the superior league record, but this too caused unhappiness.
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Can Boro stun Wolves? Will Derby wake? Key Championship questions | Louise Taylor
With vital Championship games across the Easter period, we look at some of the most important issues, including Fulham’s push for promotion
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Assumptions are dangerous. Just ask Steve Bruce. “There’s going to be a lot of twists and turns before it all finally ends,” says the Aston Villa manager, who regards the Championship promotion race as an unpredictable game of snakes and ladders. The same can be said of the battle to avoid relegation but although nothing will be decided over the next few days, the Easter weekend should offer some clues as to who will be where when the music stops.
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World Cup stunning moments: Scotland's 1978 rollercoaster | Scott Murray
Scotland flew to the 1978 finals on a wave of hype before reality hit but the win over Holland will be remembered for generations
“My name is Ally MacLeod, and I am a born winner!” And we all know how this story pans out.
Let’s cut the man some slack, though, for he wasn’t quite the congenital loser he’s usually painted as. True, the high-water mark of his playing career as a willowy, crowd-pleasing left winger – a man-of-the-match performance for Blackburn Rovers in the 1960 FA Cup final described as “magnificent” by this paper – earned him nothing more than personal plaudits and a runners-up medal after a comprehensive 3-0 defeat by Wolverhampton Wanderers. But there were notable achievements when he hung up his boots and clambered into the dugout. First, a couple of promotions with Ayr United, a club he very nearly took into Europe in the early 1970s. Then tangible success at last: a Scottish League Cup with Aberdeen in 1976, the club’s first triumph in the competition for two decades and only their second major trophy in an otherwise barren 20-year stretch. Dons’ supporters who still singing hosannas to Derek McInnes will know how good a League Cup can make you feel.
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Greek club president banned for three years after gun incident on pitch
• PAOK Salonika’s Ivan Savvidis stormed on to argue with referee
• Club out of title race after being stripped of three points
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• Club out of title race after being stripped of three points
The PAOK Salonika president, Ivan Savvidis, have been banned from football stadiums for three years for storming on to the pitch with a gun in his waistband during a domestic game. The Greek league also stripped the club of three points, effectively ending their title chances.
Savvides, a Georgia-born businessman and former Russian state duma deputy, invaded the pitch when a goal for PAOK was disallowed against title contenders AEK Athens on 11 March.
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Classic YouTube: Ball tampering, Lee Dixon and Easter bunnies
This week’s roundup also features a cricketer failing to learn the aim of golf and Wayne Bridge being charitable with his fists
1) The Australians are not the first team to tamper with the ball; there is a long, rich history of it in cricket. There was Michael Atherton’s dirt-rubbing episode at Lord’s in 1994 during a Test against South Africa. Then in 2001, Sachin Tendulkar was at the centre of a furore around his dealing with the seam, which resulted in an international incident. Shahid Afridi was banned for two matches are he was caught biting the ball, although this was not due to the glorious taste of worn leather. In other cricket news: Haseeb Hameed not a golfer .
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Cost to fill Panini World Cup sticker book is £773, says maths prof
But Paul Harper calculates that swapping duplicates with friends will reduce cost to about £250
A maths professor from Cardiff has calculated that filling this year’s World Cup sticker book will cost collectors £773.60. Prof Paul Harper has devised a formula that suggests, given the probabilities of getting duplicate stickers, on average an individual would need to buy 967 packets or 4,832 stickers to get the set.
As well as pictures of the 32 squads of players competing in Russia this summer, there are special stickers for national badges, team group shots and host city posters, making a total of 682 stickers needed to fill the book.
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From Ederson to Firmino: Premier League team of the season so far | Sachin Nakrani
Four Manchester City players and two Burnley defenders feature in our controversial selection
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Hard to believe but the Premier League season is almost over. Where has the time gone? Feels like only yesterday José Mourinho was happy.
Anyway, with the home stretch in sight, I’ve picked a Premier League XI of the season so far. My choices are sure to cause shock, horror and outrage but before the frothing commences let me make something clear: the team below are not made up of the 11 best players in their respective positions. Some are but others are players who have performed notably above expectation – individually or within a partnership/unit – and therefore are worthy of recognition. This also means there is a whacking great omission, one bordering on a national scandal, but I don’t care – I stand by my choices.
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Paul Pogba was colossal for France but they need to sort out their defence
Paul Pogba and Kylian Mbappé shone against Russia but France should forget about winning the World Cup with this defence
By Eric Devin for Get French Football News
Paul Pogba’s ferocious performance against an admittedly poor Russia team on Tuesday was something to behold. He was dropped for the 3-2 defeat to Colombia last Friday and has been out of favour at Manchester United lately, but the midfielder was a force of nature in the 3-1 win against the World Cup hosts. After setting up Kylian Mbappé for the opener with an eye-of-the-needle pass, he made what had been a somewhat uneven match his own early in the second half, winning a free-kick and scoring from it.
Even if Andrey Lunyov and Roman Neustadter were more than obliging in both instances, Pogba offered a firm rebuttal to his critics, showing just how decisive he can be. Mbappé, too, was superb, as he had been against Colombia. However, as sparkling as the pair were, France’s two friendlies raised more questions than answers, particularly for their defence.
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Can targeted ads really change votes?
Online political advertising that uses big data to target individuals - how influential is it?
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iPhone update adds privacy 'transparency'
Apple has updated iOS, MacOS and tvOS to let people know when their personal data will be collected.
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Cambridge Analytica files spell out election tactics
Newly released files detail election-swinging efforts by the consultancy and other linked firms.
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Brexit: Netflix 'passport' not yet decided
The UK government says online content portability is still subject to Brexit negotiations.
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Bonus pay gap revealed at Facebook UK
Women working at Facebook in the UK are paid bonuses worth less than 60% of those their male colleagues receive.
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BT made to cut rental fee for landline-only customers
People who have only a landline from BT will have their monthly line rental fee cut from Sunday.
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How lung cancer cells disguise themselves to evade chemo
New research finds that a genetic mutation makes lung cancer cells morph into gastrointestinal cells. The mechanism may explain drug-resistant lung cancer.
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Gareth Southgate tells Dele Alli he is not a shoo-in to start for England
• Tottenham playmaker faces a fight for his place at the World Cup
• Southgate says he will be spoilt for choice in attacking positions
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• Southgate says he will be spoilt for choice in attacking positions
Gareth Southgate has warned Dele Alli it will not be easy to win back his position in the England team because of the competition for places before the World Cup. The Tottenham player featured for only 22 minutes of the past two friendlies.
Southgate intends to select his preliminary squad on 14 May, the day after the Premier League season ends, and confirmed that he was nearing a final decision regarding the strikers and attacking midfielders. Alli is assured of a place, injuries permitting, but the manager has slightly modified his system in the past two games and the player did not get off the bench in the 1-1 draw against Italy on Tuesday.
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FA sexual abuse inquiry head ready to investigate any clubs who fail to cooperate
• Some clubs asked to detail how they reacted to abuse allegations
• Clive Sheldon QC’s report may recommend sanctions to the FA
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• Clive Sheldon QC’s report may recommend sanctions to the FA
The QC leading the Football Association’s independent inquiry into child sexual abuse in football is prepared to launch his own investigation into clubs at the centre of the scandal if he finds that they did not respond adequately to his request for information.
Clive Sheldon QC has given some of the dozen clubs thought to be the main focus of his review a month to produce a ‘structured report’ detailing how they reacted to allegations of abuse suffered by former players between 1970 and 2005.
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Fran Kirby leads way as Chelsea reach first Champions League semi-finals
• Chelsea 3-1 Montpellier (Chelsea win 5-1 on agg)
• Linköping 3-5 Man City (Man City win 3-7 on agg)
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• Linköping 3-5 Man City (Man City win 3-7 on agg)
Chelsea Ladies were only just finding their feet as a serious force when an English team last won the Women’s Champions League, 11 years ago. Now, for the first time in their history they are in the semi-finals after they beat Montpellier 3-1 on the night, 5-1 on aggregate.
Related: Five England players in contention for Women’s Footballer of the Year
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Ramshackle Argentina show they need Lionel Messi more than ever | Marcela Mora y Araujo
The 6-1 defeat against Spain, without Messi, showed Argentina’s chances of a third World Cup rest entirely on his shoulders
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What was meant to be a chance for Argentina to consolidate their idea of the game, to try different relationships on the field, to develop connectivity and strengthen the identity they have been seeking, ended in a historic defeat, described in turns as a suicide and a nightmare, compared to boxing for the metaphorical punches involved and tennis for the scoreline.
A 6-1 hammering by Spain left the 27 Argentinians who had been called up to test their ability to blend with Lionel Messi sad – desolate even – and their lyrical manager, Jorge Sampaoli, and the rest of the world none the wiser, given Messi did not play in Madrid or in the win against Italy four days earlier.
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World Cup power rankings: Spain back at the top
Most World Cup teams played two games over the recent international break and here we assess how all of them fared
An exhilarating week’s football from Spain has set down a marker. They could have won what was, for an hour, an excellent match in Germany and then obliterated a shoddy Argentina with a cocktail of intense pressing and clinical finishing. These were full-throttle performances of the kind Spain have not always managed in recent years; Andrés Iniesta was on sublime form but the sheer depth Julen Lopetegui can call upon was ominously evident in both games.
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Tunisia’s Wahbi Khazri could be ‘wound up’ in World Cup against England
• Striker Khazri escaped red card in Costa Rica friendly
• England’s first World Cup game is against Tunisia
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• England’s first World Cup game is against Tunisia
The player on the receiving end of an attempted kick by Wahbi Khazri during the hot-blooded friendly between Tunisia and Costa Rica on Tuesday says that England are sure to have noted Khazri’s fiery temper and will try to lure the striker into getting himself sent off in their opening game at the World Cup.
Khazri was fortunate to escape with a yellow card after lashing out with a foot at Costa Rica’s Kendall Waston as retaliation for a series of rugged tackles by the Central American team. He went on to score the only goal but Waston says England will have been pleased by confirmation that Khazri can be provoked into acts that could lead to his dismissal.
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Fifa investigates alleged racist abuse of France players by Russia fans
- Monkey chants allegedly directed at France players in St Petersburg
- ‘Racism has no place on soccer fields,’ says French sports minister
Fifa is investigating alleged racist abuse directed at French players by Russia fans during a pre-World Cup friendly between the countries.
A Reuters photographer at pitch level for France’s 3-1 win on Tuesday in St Petersburg claims to have heard monkey chants directed at French players on several occasions, including when N’Golo Kante came to the sideline for a throw-in.
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Toby Alderweireld warned over Belgium World Cup place by Roberto Martínez
• Manager says players need ‘really good period of football now’
• Vincent Kompany hoping to face Liverpool in Champions League
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• Vincent Kompany hoping to face Liverpool in Champions League
Toby Alderweireld has been warned by Roberto Martínez that his place in the Belgium side at the World Cup will be under threat if he remains out of favour at Tottenham Hotspur.
Alderweireld has played only two games for Tottenham since returning from a hamstring injury last month and the centre-back, who will have a year left on his contract at the end of the season, looked rusty despite playing 90 minutes in Belgium’s victory against Saudi Arabia on Tuesday.
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Gareth Southgate reaches a defining question: To Dele or not to Dele?|Barney Ronay
As England approach the World Cup, the manager must decide if the Spurs man’s risky talents can fit with his hard-working, possession-based system
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Fail again. Fail better. Fail, at the very least, in a slightly more interesting way. As England’s final friendly eliminators fade from the memory, the forthcoming debate – and it is coming: you can hear it on the wind – over whether Dele Alli merits a place in the starting XI looks set to become one of the main irresolvable discussion points of the run-up to the World Cup.
And not just because all England generations must have their irresolvable discussion points. This is an interesting debate in its own right, a question of talent and form but also of the kind of patterns Gareth Southgate wants his team to adopt in and out of possession.
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Belgium, Tunisia and Panama: how did England’s World Cup opponents get on?
Belgium have a problem at left wing-back, Tunisia celebrate the successful introduction of several France-born players and Panama regret being ‘stripped naked’ in Lucerne
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The latest set of international games gave coaches a chance to try new players and tactics. With the World Cup fast approaching we look at how England’s opponents got on.
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International football: talking points from the latest friendlies
Argentina are in a mess, England should go for all-out attack and Kylian Mbappé’s heroics are papering over French cracks
Before this game, Jorge Sampaoli had said that when it comes to the World Cup, Lionel Messi has a revolver pressed against his head. Far from removing it, on Tuesday night the Argentina manager and the rest of the team loaded it and took the safety off. Messi watched his team get taken to bits without him and it made for painful viewing, the pressure building: he didn’t even make it to the end, getting up and leaving before the final whistle. It may feel reductionist to make it all about Messi but it is unavoidable, not least because his manager does the same. There was something sad, almost needy, about the way Sampaoli insisted afterwards that Messi had shown his commitment by being with the team before the game, after the game and at half-time. It is during the game that they need him. Sid Lowe
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Five England players in contention for Women’s Footballer of the Year
• Bronze, Christiansen, Kirby, Nobbs and Taylor are on shortlist
• WSL 1 attendances have dropped by 11% but TV viewing is up
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• WSL 1 attendances have dropped by 11% but TV viewing is up
Five members of Phil Neville’s England squad are in contention to win the Football Writers’ Association’s inaugural Women’s Footballer of the Year award.
Lyon’s Lucy Bronze, Manchester City’s Isobel Christiansen, Chelsea’s Fran Kirby, Arsenal’s Jordan Nobbs and Seattle Reign’s much-travelled Jodie Taylor comprise the shortlist selected by a 22-person judging panel. The winner will be decided before the Footballer of the Year dinner in London on 10 May.
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Mark Hughes needs Charlie Austin fit and firing to save Southampton
Southampton will leapfrog West Ham and escape the bottom three if they win their first league game under Mark Hughes
By Martin Laurence for WhoScored, part of the Sport Network
Chelsea and Tottenham meet in a London derby on Sunday to battle it out for fourth place place and the capital also hosts the big relegation clash of the weekend on Saturday, when Southampton travel to West Ham. The two sides sit either side of the dreaded dotted line, with Saints able to leapfrog their opponents and escape the relegation zone if they pick up all three points.
This game is about more than points though. It is also West Ham’s first match since fans invaded the pitch to protest during their 3-0 defeat to Burnley – and it is Mark Hughes’ first league game in charge of Southampton. Hughes, now in charge of his sixth Premier League club, may be pleased he can follow up Southampton’s 2-0 win at Wigan in the FA Cup quarter-finals with an away game. The atmosphere at the London Stadium is likely to turn sour very quickly if West Ham make a poor start – and Southampton have been woeful at St Mary’s of late, failing to win any of their last eight home fixtures in the league – their worst winless streak at home in Premier League history.
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Christian Ribeiro: ‘I was told to stop or I wouldn’t be walking in my 30s’
The defender, who counted Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey among his Wales team-mates, is rebuilding his life after being forced into retirement at Oxford by a knee injury
Christian Ribeiro remembers the phone call from the Oxford United physiotherapist as he navigated the snaking country lanes back towards the city. He describes the surreal moment, the rattle of his ringtone and the conversation during which Andrew Proctor relayed the message from the consultant that ended Ribeiro’s career at the age of 27.
“Before he had even said it, I knew what he was going to say because the things he was listing off were serious, they were not little niggles, these were serious problems,” Ribeiro says of his knee injury.
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We have to accept VAR ruling, says England's Gareth Southgate – video
Gareth Southgate calls for improvements in the VAR system after Italy were awarded a late penalty to claim a 1-1 draw with England. Jamie Vardy had given England a first-half lead before Lorenzo Insigne equalised two minutes from time – the first goal that Southgate’s team had conceded in six games. The manager also says he is preparing the team for the World Cup in Russia, despite political concerns, and that he is pleased with the progress his players have made
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David Squires on ... the Socceroos' plan to gain an unfair advantage
This week our cartoonist looks at Australia’s shameful behaviour in the international friendly against Colombia
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Cycling the length of the Dakota Access pipeline
Martin Eberlen's images of those who live and work along the controversial route that transports oil across four US states.
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Fourth Plinth sculptures: Where are they now?
What happens to the works that have previously taken pride of place on the plinth?
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Was lottery winner wise to take $1,000-a-week?
Charlie Lagarde took C$1,000 a week for life, rather than a C$1m lump sum, after winning a lottery.
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‘I acted my way out of prison’
He spent his early life in and out of jail - then Michael Balogun decided he wanted to study at one of the world's top drama schools.
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The man who's handled priceless art for 40 years
Ken Simons has been trusted to carry and move works by Picasso, Dali, Rodin and Hockney.
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Are adverts deliberately being racist?
Newsbeat looks at why several adverts from big brands have been accused of being racist.
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'Lost' film predicting rise of Nazism returns to screen
A 1924 silent movie rediscovered in a Paris flea market is back in cinemas after a restoration campaign, reports the BBC's Bethany Bell in Vienna.
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Plastic recycling: How do bottle deposit schemes work?
The government is consulting on introducing a deposit return scheme for drinking containers.
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Islamic State and the kidnap of Nigerian schoolgirls from Dapchi
The BBC's Tomi Oladipo looks at the links between the Islamic State group and Nigeria's militants following the Dapchi abductions.
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Tommy Robinson banned from Twitter
The company permanently revokes access to the anti-Islamic activist after earlier temporary suspensions.
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Facebook privacy settings revamped after scandal
The social network claims the overhaul will make it easier for users to find and edit their data.
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YouTube 'prankster' sued by In-N-Out Burger
The accused is alleged to have posed as the firm's chief executive and abused its food.
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Kim Jong-un’s China Visit Strengthens His Hand in Nuclear Talks
The North Korean leader’s first diplomatic trip since taking power was a reminder of how much he has set the agenda over his nation’s nuclear arsenal.
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Venezuela Jail Fire Killed at Least 68, Attorney General Says
The announcement came after crowds of relatives gathered outside the facility, some weeping and others facing off with police officers in riot gear.
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Skopje Journal: Dancing Nymphs and Pirate Ships: Notes from a Capital of Kitsch
An ambitious building project that started in Skopje, Macedonia’s capital, in 2008, was meant to evoke an ancient past. It has created a wild present.
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France Honors Officer Killed After Taking a Hostage’s Place
Lt. Col. Arnaud Beltrame received a eulogy from President Emmanuel Macron and was accorded a hero’s memorial in Paris for his act of courage.
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Mireille Knoll, Murdered Holocaust Survivor, Is Honored in Paris
Thousands marched against anti-Semitic violence. Ms. Knoll, 85, was stabbed and burned in her home.
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Poison Was Left on Russian Spy’s Front Door, the British Police Say
After the Skripals were found unconscious, investigators looked at how they could have been poisoned, like a bouquet or a car ventilation system.
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Pope Rejects Call for Apology to Canada’s Indigenous People
Canada’s Catholic bishops said Pope Francis would not apologize for the church’s role in an educational system that tried to eliminate Indigenous culture.
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They Were ‘Known Only to God.’ Now Argentina’s Falklands War Dead Are Named.
Argentina has identified the remains of 90 service members killed in the 1982 war, enabling relatives to visit the labeled graves for the first time.
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Malala Returns to Pakistan for First Time Since Attack 6 Years Ago
Malala Yousafzai, a Nobel laureate studying at Oxford, is to meet with the prime minister and visit a school she helped build near her native Swat Valley.
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North and South Korean Officials Meet at Border to Discuss Summit
Negotiators at Panmunjom were expected to decide on a date for the talks between Kim Jong-un and the South’s president, Moon Jae-in.
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Anbang Was Seized by China. Now, It Has a Deal for You.
The troubled company continued selling investments to middle class Chinese despite Beijing’s debt crackdown — and the offers still appeal to many.
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Yu Gwan-sun, a Korean Independence Activist Who Defied Japanese Rule
When a call for peaceful protests came in spring 1919, a schoolgirl became the face of a nation’s collective yearning for freedom.
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Trade Deals Take Years. Trump Wants to Remake Them in Months.
A series of looming deadlines will put pressure on U.S. partners to reach deals, in a high-risk strategy that may not solve deeper and more persistent problems.
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Ecuador Cuts Off Julian Assange’s Internet Access. Again.
The government said it was concerned that Mr. Assange, who lives in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London, was harming the country’s international relationships on social media.
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Kim Jong-un, Michael Flynn, Stephon Clark: Your Wednesday Evening Briefing
Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.
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Bulletin Board: ‘He Is Not a Victim’: Our Austin Bomber Coverage Explained
Times journalists respond to some of the most common questions we received from readers about our coverage of the Austin bomber.
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Letter 51: Getting to Know (and Appreciate) Rural Australia
This week’s Australia Letter, written and delivered from inside a country pub.
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American Drone Strike in Libya Kills Top Qaeda Recruiter
The recruiter, Musa Abu Dawud, provided logistics, money and weapons to let the group threaten and attack U.S. and Western interests, the military said.
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Quebec City Mosque Gunman Pleads Guilty to Murder
Several of the victims’ family members sobbed in court after the judge read out the names of the six men killed in the attack, in which five others were seriously wounded.
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Woman Becomes First South African Imprisoned for Racist Speech
The viral video of Vicki Momberg’s 2016 rant against black police officers has set off a national debate about the limits of free speech.
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After Years of Unrest, Ethiopia Seeks Calm With a New Leader
Abiy Ahmed will be the first member of the Oromo ethnic group, which makes a up a third of Ethiopia’s population, to lead the government.
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Deal With U.S. Military Sets Off Protests in Ghana
An agreement expanding the American military’s relationship with Ghana struck a nerve on a continent where the presence of United States soldiers is receiving more scrutiny.
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Australian Court to Decide Whether Cardinal Pell Faces Trial
A decision is expected in April on whether Cardinal George Pell, who is accused of committing sexual offenses decades ago, will be tried.
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Your Cute Rubber Duck May Be a Haven for Bacteria
A study of bath toys found the water inside yellow ducks swimming with microbes, including bacteria often associated with hospital infections.
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Sculpture of Winged Bull Destroyed by ISIS Is Recreated for London’s Fourth Plinth
The work by the American artist Michael Rakowitz is the latest project to sit atop the sculpture platform on Trafalgar Square.
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As Russia Mourns Victims of Mall Fire, Some Chant, ‘Corruption Kills!’
Funerals began for the 64 victims in Kemerovo, many of them children, while outrage mounted over a perceived lack of official accountability.
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Serial Rapist’s Release Is Blocked, for Now, by U.K. Court
The High Court told a parole board to reconsider the case of a London cabdriver who assaulted female passengers, and it called for an end to secrecy rules.
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Kim’s Secret Trip to Beijing
The state news media in China and North Korea confirmed that Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, was in the mysterious train that pulled into Beijing on Monday. It was his first official visit abroad since he took office.
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New Arrest in $20 Million Heist, Britain’s Biggest Burglary
The suspect, 57, was detained in north London in a 2015 burglary carried out by a gang of graying thieves in London’s jewelry district.
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Australia coach Darren Lehmann denies Ashes ball-tampering
Australia coach Darren Lehmann denies ball-tampering during the Ashes when questioned at Johannesburg airport by the BBC's Sports Editor Dan Roan.
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