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Quotation of the Day: Why Global Greening Isn’t as Great as It Sounds
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Review: In a New Orleans ‘House,’ Wealthy Women Are Haunted by Slavery’s Ghosts
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With Trades, Yankees Pitching Staff Remains a Work in Progress
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New York City Is Thriving. Why Is Transport Such a Nightmare?
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Four People, Including a 5-Year-Old Boy, Are Shot and Killed in Queens
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Murder Suspect Used Dating Apps to Prey on Women, Police Say
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Bob Woodward’s New Book Will Detail ‘Harrowing Life’ Inside Trump White House
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Bale 'can help fill Ronaldo void' at Real Madrid - Lopetegui
Gareth Bale can "help fill the void" left by Cristiano Ronaldo's departure from Real Madrid, says coach Julen Lopetegui.
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'Kohli is cricket's Ronaldo' - but will he finally succeed in England?
India captain Virat Kohli is arguably the greatest batsman in the world, but why is his record in England so bad - and will that change this summer?
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Liverpool 'one or two players short of winning title'
Liverpool have "done excellent business" and are close to having a team capable of winning the Premier League, says ex-Reds midfielder Charlie Adam.
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Murray fights back to beat McDonald in Washington
Andy Murray fights back to beat Mackenzie McDonald 3-6 6-4 7-5 in the Washington Open first round in his fourth match since returning from hip surgery.
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Ibrahimovic scores his first MLS hat-trick
Zlatan Ibrahimovic scores his first MLS hat-trick as LA Galaxy come from behind to defeat Orlando City 4-3.
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'Let's dance' - Wilder deal almost done, says Fury
Former world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury says a deal to fight American Deontay Wilder is "almost done".
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Cameroon in talks with former England, Lazio & Man City boss Eriksson
Cameroon confirm discussions with former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson, to take over as coach of the Indomitable Lions.
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Ex-Olympic champion Skofterud dies in jet-ski accident
Norwegian Olympic cross-country skiing gold medallist Vibeke Skofterud dies in a jet-skiing accident at the age of 38.
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Fulham sign £22m Serbia striker Mitrovic from Newcastle
Fulham complete the signing of Serbia striker Aleksandar Mitrovic from fellow Premier League side Newcastle United.
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'Desperate Bottas risked massive controversy in clash with Vettel' - Palmer column
In his latest BBC Sport column, former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer explores how reluctant 'wingman' Valtteri Bottas diced with controversy in Hungary.
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World sport: 10 photos we liked this week: 23-29 July
A selection of the most striking sports photographs from around the world this week.
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Lemar 'very happy' to complete Atletico move
Thomas Lemar says he is "very happy with the decision" he made to join Atletico Madrid, after passing a medical to complete the move.
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Schumacher's son takes first F3 win on same track where his dad won maiden F1 race
Michael Schumacher's son, Mick, wins his first Formula 3 race at the same circuit his father enjoyed his maiden F1 win.
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Rashid return 'a stab in the chest' for county game - former England captain Vaughan
Former England captain Michael Vaughan says Adil Rashid's Test return is a "stab in the chest" for county cricket.
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Man City's Mahrez has 'no significant damage'
Manchester City winger Riyad Mahrez could be fit for Sunday's Community Shield with Chelsea despite suffering an ankle injury.
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Verstappen apologises after expletive-laden radio outburst
Max Verstappen apologises for an expletive-laden outburst which was broadcast on a radio transmission during the Hungarian Grand Prix.
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England's greatest Test - which match did you pick as the best?
As England prepare to play their 1,000th Test, which match did BBC Sport readers vote the greatest of all time?
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Do you know progression of Premier League transfer record? Take our quiz
Can you name the players involved each time the Premier League transfer record was broken?
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'So tired he rang the doorbell with his forehead' - Thomas' journey to Tour champion
Geraint Thomas' Tour de France victory is a triumph of talent and perseverance over adversity and sheer bad luck, writes Tom Fordyce.
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Premier League transfers: Club-by-club guide to deals so far
Which players have Premier League clubs signed and which deals have you missed this summer?
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Aid sector 'almost complicit' in sex scandal, say MPs
Aid sector bosses were "self-deluded" and "collectively failed" to tackle exploitation, MPs say.
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North Korea 'working on new missiles', US officials say
US intelligence leaks suggest the North may be building ballistic missiles, despite recent pledges.
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Tom Watson accuses NEC member of being a 'loud-mouthed bully'
Peter Willsman was recorded suggesting "Trump fanatics" are behind Labour anti-Semitism claims.
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Dixons Carphone admits data breach now affects 10 million
Retailer finds that personal details of an extra nine million customers may have been accessed last year.
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Women 'illegally buying abortion pill online'
The abortion process can start within 30 minutes, meaning many want to take the pill at home.
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The battle to stop ex-IS fighters reaching Europe
The BBC's Quentin Sommerville follows the teams trying to trace ex-IS fighters who have fled Syria.
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Corrie Mckeague: Airman 'somewhere in Suffolk waste disposal system'
Corrie Mckeague is "no longer missing" and his remains are "irretrievable", his father says.
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Andy Murray beats Mackenzie McDonald in Washington Open
Andy Murray fights back to beat Mackenzie McDonald 3-6 6-4 7-5 in the Washington Open first round in his fourth match since returning from hip surgery.
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Love Island: Dani Dyer and Jack Fincham win ITV2 series
After eight weeks of dumpings and drama, the winning couple of the ITV2 series is revealed.
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Lombok earthquake: More than 500 hikers evacuated from Mt Rinjani
More than 500 hikers were stranded on Indonesia's Mt Rinjani when a deadly quake triggered landslides.
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IS claims fatal Tajik attack on foreign cyclists
Two Americans, a Swiss and a Dutch citizen died after being struck by a car on Sunday.
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Brexit and your holiday: Five things that could change
How the UK leaving the EU could impact things like flights, visas and mobile roaming.
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Durex recalls condoms over split worries
The company says the products are not passing "stringent shelf-life tests", meaning they could burst.
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The Papers: Manchester bomber was 'rescued by Royal Navy'
Tuesday's papers include stories on the Manchester bomber, Love Island, and a Fortnite addict.
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News Daily: Aid sector abuse and North Korea missile reports
Your morning briefing for Tuesday 31 July 2018.
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Bruce Beach has built a 10,000 sq ft nuclear bunker
At 10,000 sq ft, Ark Two is one of Canada's largest nuclear fallout shelters.
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Trekking to Everest: 'Challenging but rewarding!'
As adventure tourism booms, more people are trekking the route to Mount Everest's base camp.
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Messi has a kickabout with his dog
A video posted by Lionel Messi's wife, of the footballer playing football with his dog, has gone viral.
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In pictures: Behind the mask
British photographer Rory Lewis's portraits of actors and other public figures go on show in London.
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Melinda Messenger: 'How do breasts have so much power?'
Former glamour model Melinda Messenger reflects on the breast augmentation she had in her 20s.
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Somalia's deaf footballers create their own league
Players fed up with being excluded from existing teams started their own league.
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Intrepid French hunt for sunken warships Cordelière and Regent
The Regent and Cordelière burned together and are now the focus of a French explorer's mission.
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Will EU healthcare for tourists survive Brexit?
Will you be able to use the European Health Insurance Card when the UK leaves the EU?
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What happened to the boy who chased away the lions?
As a child, herder Richard Turere invented a device to stop lions killing cattle but who benefited?
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Would you quote Rick Astley in your out-of-office?
Not everyone sticks to the standard out-of-office reply - we take a look at the more unusual ones.
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Fast fashion: Inside the fight to end the silence on waste
We asked major labels if they destroyed their excess stock. They weren't all forthcoming.
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How will the Love Island contestants cash in following the show?
The next few weeks will be crucial for the Islanders as they establish their brand outside the villa.
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Are UK trains the 'envy' of Europe?
Northern Rail passengers have had huge disruption, but is the rest of Europe jealous of our railways?
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Trump offers to meet with Iranian President Rouhani with “no preconditions”
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Trump offers to meet with Iranian President Rouhani with “no preconditions”
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Rand Paul says he will support Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh
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Rand Paul says he will support Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh
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Second firefighter killed battling blaze near Yosemite
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Second firefighter killed battling blaze near Yosemite
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Trump tells the Democrats he will shutter government if they do not vote to back his border security policies
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Trump tells the Democrats he will shutter government if they do not vote to back his border security policies
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'They Consider This a Very Precious Book': African Tribe Dances for Joy After Receiving Bible in Own Language
Canadian Man Becomes a Woman to Save Money on His Car Insurance
'Clade X' Simulation Reveals Pandemic Could Wipe Out 900 Million People
Iraq's Christians Refuse to Return, Afraid 'They Will Again Be Targeted'
Feces and Flamethrowers: Migrants Storm Gates of Europe as Muslim Radicalism Spikes 900% in Sweden
Erdogan Loudly Rejects Trump Sanction Threat as Turkey Persecutes US Pastor Brunson
The Pension Hole for U.S. Cities and States Is the Size of Japan's Economy
Many retirement funds could face insolvency unless governments increase taxes, divert funds or persuade workers to relinquish money they are owed. The problem, once a hypothetical, would hit retirees for whom it’s too late to engineer a Plan B.
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Man Utd: Jose Mourinho wants two signings, but only expects one
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho says he hopes one target from the list of five options he gave the club will arrive before the 9 August transfer deadline.
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Man City Women will 'find solution' for Nadim's transfer request
Manchester City Women will "find a solution" to Nadia Nadim's transfer request, says manager Nick Cushing.
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Spain's Jimenez wins Senior Open at St Andrews
Spaniard Miguel Angel Jimenez holds off Bernhard Langer to win the Senior Open at St Andrews by one stroke.
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Fifa should conduct inquiry into Qatar World Cup bid - MP Collins
Fifa should conduct an "independent investigation" over claims the Qatar 2022 World Cup bid team ran a secret campaign in 2010 to sabotage competing host bids, says Damian Collins MP.
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Danilovic becomes first player born in 2000s to win WTA title
Olga Danilovic, 17, becomes the first player born in the 2000s to win a WTA title as she beats Anastasia Potapova in the Moscow River Cup.
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Germany's Ackermann beats Viviani to win RideLondon-Surrey Classic
German Pascal Ackermann overpowers Italy's Elia Viviani in a sprint finish to win the RideLondon-Surrey Classic.
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Mahrez injured as Man City fight back to beat Bayern
A young Manchester City team fight back from 2-0 down to beat German champions Bayern Munich 3-2 in Miami.
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Tour de France: Geraint Thomas says win is 'just insane'
Geraint Thomas tells BBC Sport he has to "pinch himself" after he became Britain's third winner of the Tour de France.
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Whyte beats NZ's Parker in gruelling contest
Dillian Whyte defeats heavyweight rival Joseph Parker at London's O2 Arena to bolster his claim for a world title fight.
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Thailand's Jutanugarn wins Ladies Scottish Open
Thailand's Ariya Jutanugarn scores six birdies in her final round to win the Ladies Scottish Open at Gullane.
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Women's World Cup: England beat Ireland to seal crossover phase place
England beat Ireland 1-0 to seal a place in the crossover phase of the Women's World Cup in London.
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European Open: England's Richard McEvoy wins maiden European Tour title
England's Richard McEvoy, 39, wins his first European Tour title after a dramatic finish to the European Open in Hamburg.
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Sir Alex Ferguson: Former Manchester United manager's heartfelt message after surgery
Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson sends a heartfelt video message thanking hospitals after surgery.
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Games in a cricket stadium & players from Canada’s third tier – can Johnson inspire Guyana?
They have yet to make an appearance at the Concacaf Gold Cup, let alone the World Cup, but Michael Johnson is relishing his new role in charge of Guyana.
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Tour de France: Geraint Thomas' rise from humble beginnings
Thomas' former coach said he discovered cycling by chance when leaving a swimming pool aged nine.
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Putin: Christianity is the Foundation of the Russian State
Jewish Teens Enlisted to Fight Anti-Semitism in Germany
For years, the Jewish community in Germany relied on Holocaust survivors to be its ambassadors. Jews who made it through the horror were the ones with the moral authority to teach young Germans about the perils of anti-Semitism and the crimes of their forefathers. But with the number of survivors dwindling and schoolchildren today at least three generations removed from the Nazis, young Jews like Steiert are being tapped to put a modern take on an old message.
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Strong Quake Hits Indonesian Island, Killing at Least 14
Northern: Many cancelled services resuming after timetable chaos
The firm is reinstating 75% of the routes it withdrew after its new timetable caused disruption.
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Novichok: Safety measures at victim Dawn Sturgess' funeral
The vicar leading the service says there will be no pallbearers following advice from health officials.
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Zimbabwe election: First vote without Mugabe
Long-time leader Robert Mugabe is not directly involved, for the first time since independence.
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Millions miss out on seven-day GP access
Government says it is on track to meet its target, but Labour says it has "broken its promises" on extended care.
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'It's just insane really'
Geraint Thomas tells BBC Sport he has to "pinch himself" after he became Britain's third winner of the Tour de France.
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'Panicked' kangaroo smashes way into Australian home
A family locked the distressed animal in a bathroom after it broke a window and "ran amok".
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French skier who disappeared in Italy in 1954 is finally identified
Henri Le Masne, who disappeared in a storm while skiing in Italy, is identified with Facebook help.
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Georgia's rave revolution
Dance is a form of protest in a country where tensions between liberal youths and far-right groups run deep.
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Supreme Court to rule on vegetative state case
Judges will decide whether to make it easier to withdraw food from people in vegetative states.
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Assam: Four million risk losing India citizenship
A new register of citizens excludes people who cannot prove they came to Assam state before 1971.
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California fire: Deadly blazes continues to grow
The Shasta County blaze, one of eight big fires in the state, has killed six people since Thursday.
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BT loses TV rights for 'ultimate fighting' and NBA basketball
The firm is understood to have lost the rights to broadcast NBA basketball and UFC ultimate fighting.
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Lombok earthquake: Hikers trapped on mountain after landslides
Rescuers on the Indonesian tourist island of Lombok are trying to reach dozens stranded by landslides.
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Newspaper headlines: 'Brexit food crisis fury' and 'Welsh wonder'
Monday's papers feature warnings from Brexiteers and revel in Geraint Thomas's Tour de France win.
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News Daily: Out-of-hours GPs and Zimbabwe goes to the polls
Your morning briefing for Monday 30 July 2018.
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Missing person: 'My sister just vanished 30 years ago'
Rochelle Ihm disappeared in 1986 and hasn't been seen since. Her sister refuses to give up hope.
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Behind the seams at Max Mara
Max Mara is the quintessentially Italian fashion brand, but it's run by a former punk from Derbyshire.
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Gurkha women: 'It's my turn to prove myself'
Nepali women will be able to join the British Army in 2020 - here are two who dream of being soldiers.
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The Indian man who drew Sachin Tendulkar with a typewriter
Indian typist Chandrakant Bhide found a way to keep his dream of being an artist alive.
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Submerged 4x4 pulled from sea
A crowd gathers as attempts are made to remove the stricken 4x4 from the sea at Felixstowe.
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The teenage face of Palestinian resistance
The Palestinian teenager served an eight month sentence for kicking and slapping an Israeli soldier.
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Why more girls are putting on their boxing gloves
One club in Merseyside is offering girls-only taster sessions to meet growing demand.
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Love Island: Where is Jack from? And other questions answered
Where is Jack from? And the answers to other questions you've googled about the show.
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Soreen malt loaf marks 80th birthday
First baked in 1938, the sweet snack from Manchester continues to divide opinions.
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Lumberjacks and yoga cats - stories you may have missed
Some of the stories you may have missed this week.
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Reality TV and mental health: 'I wish I'd never gone on the show'
As Love Island ends, former reality TV stars say producers of hit shows need to offer more mental health support to contestants.
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Retroactive jealousy: Obsessed with my partner’s past
Zachary Stockill couldn't stop thinking about his partner's sexual past. His obsession killed the relationship - then he learned it could be cured.
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Dying young in Stockton - England’s most unequal town
How one man is preparing for his own death at the age of 46 in the town with England's biggest health gap.
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Rebels at heart: The Beano at 80
The comic says its "rebellious approach" has continued to appeal to new generations of readers.
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How do you stretch out your tailbone?
The tailbone is at the bottom of the spine and helps to support the pelvis. There are specific exercises that people can use to stretch this area of the body and increase flexibility. This can help with conditions such as tailbone pain, which is also known as coccydynia. Learn more about tailbone stretches here.
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Home remedies for fast back pain relief
Back pain is a widespread but potentially debilitating problem. Fortunately, there are a variety of home remedies to relieve back pain quickly and help prevent it in the future. In this article, learn about creams, stretches, and other techniques to alleviate back pain. We also cover when to see a doctor.
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Can neck pain be a sign of something serious?
The neck is a vital part of the anatomy that supports the head and allows it to move. Pain can occur in the right side of the neck. Most causes are benign, such as sleeping in an uncomfortable position, but others are more severe, including cancer. Learn about nine causes of pain in the right side of the neck here.
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11 and Married: Malaysia Spars Over Child Brides
An 11-year-old girl’s marriage to a 41-year-old man — the father of her best friend — has reignited debate in this modern multiethnic democracy about the persistence of an age-old Islamic practice.
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News Analysis: With Imran Khan as New Leader, Pakistan Could Reshape Its Image
Pakistan has long been associated with terrorism and dysfunction. Mr. Khan, the presumed new leader, could alter the narrative.
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As Zimbabwe Prepares to Vote, Robert Mugabe Resurfaces With a Message
The 94-year-old former president said he would not back his party’s candidate, Emmerson Mnangagwa, who ousted him with the army’s help in November.
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Ahed Tamimi, Palestinian Teenager Who Slapped Israeli Soldier, Is Released From Jail
The 17-year-old received a hero’s welcome, was greeted by the Palestinian president and says she now wants to fight Israeli occupation by studying law.
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Bangkok Dispatch: Pet Cremation: Seeking ‘Good Afterlife’ for Bangkok’s Pampered Dogs
Thailand’s capital, with little green space and deadly reptiles, is not ideal for pets. But owners spoil their dogs and cats in life — and often cremate them in a Buddhist ceremony when they die.
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Laos Dam Failure Exposes Cracks in a Secretive Government’s Agenda
The deadly accident highlights a policy of selling resources to foreign companies while ignoring the dangers to the rural poor, analysts say.
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Polar Bear Shot and Killed After Attacking Cruise Ship Guard
The shooting on a Norwegian island drew widespread condemnation on social media, with some questioning killing the bear for “acting like a wild animal.”
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On Spain’s Smartest Streets, a Property Boom Made in Venezuela
Madrid is attracting thousands of rich Venezuelans who have been fleeing their country’s political and economic turmoil.
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After Protests, Iraq’s Leader Suspends Electricity Minister Over Blackouts
Despite billions of dollars spent since the 2003 United States-led invasion, many Iraqi cities and towns experience severe power cuts and rolling blackouts.
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Have a Cryptocurrency Company? Bermuda, Malta or Gibraltar Wants You
With their eyes on blockchain jobs and revenue, small countries and territories are competing to become the go-to destinations for entrepreneurs and projects.
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Deadly Earthquake Strikes Tourist Destination in Indonesia
At least 12 people were killed after an earthquake hit the island of Lombok, east of Bali, on Sunday morning, Reuters reported.
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There’s an increasing interest in “dumbphones” these days, but it seems that options for a basic phone are fairly limited in the US market. If you have switched, what did you switch to? If you’re looking to switch, what are you considering?
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There’s an increasing interest in “dumbphones” these days, but it seems that options for a basic phone are fairly limited in the US market. If you have switched, what did you switch to? If you’re looking to switch, what are you considering?
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Ask HN: How to pursue acquisition?
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I run a one-person company in the cloud / ops space and over the past year have gone from $0 to $200k in annual recurring revenue. I have not taken any funding. The major cloud providers (aws, google, azure) are starting to expand to my product space, however, and I'm increasing concerned with my long-term prospects. I think it might make sense to pursue acquisition/aqui-hire, while my product and expertise can still add value to these cloud providers. I would really appreciate advice from the HN community on how to achieve the best possible outcome, including how to proactively pursue acquisition/aqui-hire at a large company. Thanks!
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I run a one-person company in the cloud / ops space and over the past year have gone from $0 to $200k in annual recurring revenue. I have not taken any funding. The major cloud providers (aws, google, azure) are starting to expand to my product space, however, and I'm increasing concerned with my long-term prospects. I think it might make sense to pursue acquisition/aqui-hire, while my product and expertise can still add value to these cloud providers. I would really appreciate advice from the HN community on how to achieve the best possible outcome, including how to proactively pursue acquisition/aqui-hire at a large company. Thanks!
Rejuvenated Daniel Sturridge eager to revive his Liverpool career
• Striker is celebrating his fourth pre-season goal
• ‘We can do something special, so we are pushing ourselves’
Daniel Sturridge has said he still has the hunger to achieve “something special” with Liverpool having played his way back into Jürgen Klopp’s plans with an impressive pre-season.
The striker scored his fourth goal of the month in the 4-1 defeat of Manchester United at the University of Michigan Stadium on Saturday, linking well with the new signing Xherdan Shaqiri and once again looking sharp as a second‑half substitute.
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Cryptocurrency and football: the future or too volatile to be trusted?
A team in Gibraltar will pay players in cryptocurrency as football delves into the innovation in the financial sector
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Nestled between the Rock and an airport runway, a football team are making history in Gibraltar. This time it is not the national side conceding an exorbitant number of goals (124 at the last count in four and a half years) or Lincoln Red Imps beating Celtic in the Champions League. It did not even happen on the artificial pitch of the iconic national ground, Victoria Stadium. Instead, Premier Division Gibraltar United have crept into the spotlight by becoming the world’s first football team to introduce cryptocurrency.
Through their owner, Pablo Dana, an investor in the cryptocurrency Quantocoin, the club started a sponsorship partnership. Dana says all player contracts will include payment agreements in cryptocurrency by next season.
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Wayne Rooney breaks nose and DC United duck with first MLS goal
• Rooney scored his first goal for his new club in 2-1 win
• The striker required five stitches atfter the match
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• The striker required five stitches atfter the match
Wayne Rooney enjoyed a night of ecstacy and agony as he scored his first goal for new club DC United in a 2-1 win over Colorado Rapids but later broke his nose.
Captaining the MLS side in his third game for the club, Rooney opened the scoring when he latched on to a through ball and fired through the legs of his former Manchester United teammate Tim Howard. It was his first goal for the American club after moving from Everton earlier in the summer.
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Glasgow City’s Leanne Ross: ‘The girls now deserve to be paid’
The midfielder, who scored her 250th goal for City last month, says the game has changed ‘night and day’ since she was young
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There is barely a more credible witness to evolution and revolution within Scottish women’s football than Leanne Ross, the Glasgow City player who created history last month when she scored her 250th goal for the club. The 37-year-old modestly describes her journey from itinerant teenager to the forefront of the Scottish club scene [as well as an appearance at the European Championships], as something of a fluke. Ross emerged from an era in which chances for emerging players ranged between little-known and nonexistent.
Related: Wales misses golden opportunity in game against England Women | Suzanne Wrack
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Matildas suffer late heartbreak as USA salvage Tournament of Nations draw
- USA (Horan 90+1) 1-1 Australia (Logarzo 22)
- Late equaliser keeps USA’s unbeaten record intact
An injury-time equaliser saved the United States’ now 18-game unbeaten record as the Matildas came within seconds of repeating last year’s Tournament of Nations victory over the current World Cup holders.
Australia coach Alen Stajcic came to the University of Connecticut’s Rentschler Field – a 40,000-capacity open concrete bowl home to the American football team – with a plan and the Matildas came close to executing it to perfection.
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José Mourinho wants to sign 'two more players' after Manchester United's defeat to Liverpool - video
Speaking after Manchester United lost 4-1 to Liverpool in a pre-season match in the US, José Mourinho expressed his disappointment and said he 'wouldn't spend money to see these teams'.
The Portuguese manager also aired his frustration at the club's summer transfer process as he revealed he expects only one more signing before the transfer deadline.
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Sunday 29 July 2018
'My walking stick makes people think I can't manage' - Wolecki Black relishing Celtic challenge
Eddie Wolecki Black has spent over two years defying doctors after suffering a brain haemorrhage. Now he wants to use that same determination to lead Celtic to the title.
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'Can anyone run the line?' - Club make plea to crowd after referee pulls out
Alloa Athletic use their stadium loudspeaker to seek a replacement match official among the crowd before their Scottish League Cup tie can begin.
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Lucas Evangelista: Nantes create Fortnite clip to announce new signing
Nantes create a clip of the hit video game Fortnite to introduce Brazilian midfielder Lucas Evangelista as their new signing.
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Fox News Breaking News Alert
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Active shooter reported at Texas border town shopping mall
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Active shooter reported at Texas border town shopping mall
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Michigan motel fire kills woman, five children from same family, officials say
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Michigan motel fire kills woman, five children from same family, officials say
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CBS boss Les Moonves to be accused of sexual misconduct in bombshell report
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CBS boss Les Moonves to be accused of sexual misconduct in bombshell report
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21st Century Fox, Walt Disney investors OK Disney's $71B offer for Fox entertainment assets
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GDP report shows booming 4.1 percent growth as Trump touts 'terrific' numbers
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GDP report shows booming 4.1 percent growth as Trump touts 'terrific' numbers
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YouVersion Launched 10 Years Ago — And the Bible App’s Success Is Absolutely Stunning
Pope Accepts Resignation of McCarrick After Sex Abuse Claims
In a move described as unprecedented, Pope Francis has allowed U.S. prelate Theodore McCarrick to step down as a cardinal following allegations of sexual abuse, including one involving an 11-year-old boy. The Vatican announced on Saturday that Francis ordered McCarrick to conduct a “life of prayer and penance” even before a church trial is held.
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Return of Possible Remains by North Korea Boosts Diplomacy
President Donald Trump thanked North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for “fulfilling a promise” to return the remains of U.S. soldiers missing from the Korean War, as a U.S. military plane made a rare trip into North Korea to retrieve 55 cases said to contain remains.
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Longest Blood Moon of the Century: Christians Speculate on Its Prophetic Significance
Why the Potomac Declaration Is 'Truly Historic' for Religious Freedom
Indonesia earthquake: 10 dead on tourist island Lombok
A 6.4 magnitude quake strikes the central island of Lombok, killing at least 10 people.
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World Cup 2022: Qatar bid team accused of secret campaign to sabotage rivals
The Qatar 2022 World Cup bid team ran a secret campaign in 2010 to sabotage competing host bids, according to a report published by the Sunday Times.
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Fake news 'crowding out' real news
New laws must be introduced to clamp down on the "wild west" social media world, MPs say.
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Paris and glory awaits for Geraint Thomas
Geraint Thomas will become the first Welshman to win the Tour de France when he crosses the finish.
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More rain and wind amid 'drastic' weather change
Weather warnings are in place as downpours and gusts continue to see off the heatwave.
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Miss Varz: Black student aims to make difference at Oxford
Miss Varz blogs about her life at Oxford and encourages more black students to apply.
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Blue badge parking permits to cover 'hidden disabilities' in England
People with autism or mental illnesses will be eligible for the permits that allow free parking.
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Carr fire: California blaze kills children and great-grandmother
Two children and their great-grandmother are among five people killed in the raging Carr fire.
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Ahed Tamimi: Israel frees Palestinian viral slap video teen
Ahed Tamimi was jailed by Israel in December after a video showed her slapping an Israeli soldier.
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Online trolls may be barred from being MP or councillor
The government said "talented people" were being put off standing for office by "rising intimidation".
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Slobodan Milosevic: Ex-Serbia leader's war crimes lawyer shot dead
A lawyer who helped defend ex-Serbia leader Slobodan Milosevic at his UN war crimes trial is killed.
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Eleven years old and locked up
The story of an 11-year-old migrant who was separated from his family at the US border and detained for three months.
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Scottish government to double funding for breastfeeding
An extra £2m is to be given to health boards in Scotland to offer help to mums who want to breastfeed their babies for longer.
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Newspaper headlines: Brexit 'grassroots revolt' and 'a star is born'
A mix of stories lead Sunday's front pages including Brexit warnings and Geraint Thomas's Tour de France triumph.
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Meet the 'stand-in mom' at LGBT weddings
Sara Cunningham came to terms with her son being gay - now she helps others disowned by their parents.
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The UK's first disabled air display team gets ready for takeoff
Great Britain's first disabled air display team gets ready for takeoff.
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Your pictures: Reading
Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "reading".
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Blackwall Tunnel: Car fire closes London river crossing
The northbound tunnel was closed after a car caught on fire, on Saturday evening.
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Killer whale spotted pushing dead calf for two days
Both killer whales and dolphins have been known to transport and support their dead calves.
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Nick Jonas, Priyanka Chopra and other whirlwind romances
After two months of dating, Nick Jonas has reportedly popped the question to Priyanka Chopra.
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NBA Live 19: Women in 'create a player' feature for first time
Basketball fans will be able to create female characters for the first time in NBA Live 19.
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Prostatitis: 'How I meditated away chronic pelvic pain'
The BBC's Henri Astier explains how mindfulness helped him beat the curse of chronic pelvic pain.
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Dermot O'Leary tribute after Battle of Britain ace Tom Neil's death
TV presenter Dermot O'Leary says spending time with the Battle of Britain ace proved truly inspiring.
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What's the least popular emoji on Twitter?
The obscure "input symbol for Latin capital letters" is now less popular than "aerial tramway" on Twitter
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How to make a video game: Developers say 'anyone can do it'
Ever wondered about making your own video game? Newsbeat gets some tips from independent developers.
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Zimbabwe election: Can post-Mugabe vote heal divisions?
The most momentous election campaign since the end of colonial rule in 1980 shows deep divisions.
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Migration to Europe in charts
Who is arriving, where are they going and what is happening to those already in the EU?
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Tsundoku: The art of buying books and never reading them
Do you have a habit of picking up books which you never quite get around to reading? That's tsundoku.
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Parkinson's gene affects more people than previously thought
The newly discovered role of the LRRK2 gene may explain all cases of Parkinson’s disease, not just the hereditary ones, as previously believed.
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Why you're likely to get little to no protection from sunscreen
Are you applying enough sunscreen, and is it offering you enough protection against ultraviolets? You may want to reconsider your skin-protecting strategy.
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Breast cancer: 'Yin Yang' protein found responsible for tumor growth
Scientists have uncovered a protein that fuels tumor growth in aggressive breast cancer. The findings may help tackle treatment-resistant tumors.
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What makes prostate cancer become aggressive? Study investigates
Using a range of tools, researchers identify a plausible mechanism and genes through which a genetic variation influences prostate cancer aggressiveness.
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Medieval skeleton sheds light on deadly Salmonella
Salmonella infections cause a host of unpleasant symptoms, and some bacterial strains can be life-threatening. How long have these pathogens been around?
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Wrinkles and hair loss reversed in mice
Can signs of aging, such as skin wrinkles and hair loss, be successfully reversed? A new study on mice suggests that this may be an option in the future.
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From a Space Station in Argentina, China Expands Its Reach in Latin America
Our correspondent went to the deserts of Patagonia to examine how China secured its new base, a symbol of its growing clout in the region.
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Facebook Is Failing to Aid Inquiry Into ‘Fake News,’ British Lawmakers Say
In a report to be released Sunday, a parliamentary committee accused Facebook of providing “disingenuous” answers to questions and of withholding information.
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Cardinal Theodore McCarrick Resigns Amid Sexual Abuse Scandal
Pope Francis accepted his letter of resignation and ordered the former archbishop of Washington to remain in seclusion while accusations against him were being examined, the Vatican said.
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Turkish School Leader Abducted, and Released, in Mongolia
The seizure of Veysel Akcay, who was freed after supporters gathered at Ulan Bator’s airport, appeared to be part of Turkey’s campaign against allies of an exiled cleric.
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Newest U.S. Strategy in Afghanistan Mirrors Past Plans for Retreat
The Trump administration is pushing Afghan commanders to surrender rural and sparsely populated areas of the country and focus on protecting cities.
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An 11-Year-Old Girl Is Gang Raped in India and Blamed for It, Too
When the police in Chennai, India, arrested 17 men accused of assaulting the girl, there was a wave of public fury. Then the narrative changed.
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Go Home, South Korea Tells Workers, as Stress Takes Its Toll
Though Japan brought the world the concept of “death from overwork,” South Koreans actually work longer hours. The government is trying to change that.
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U.S. Diplomats Held Face-to-Face Talks With Taliban, Insurgents Say
A senior State Department official was among diplomats who met with representatives from the Taliban in Doha, Qatar, a week ago, the insurgents said.
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After Pakistan’s Heated Election, Key Parties Lend Support to Imran Khan
Swing parties are coalescing around Imran Khan, the cricket star whose political party won Pakistan’s elections, paving the way for him to ascend to the premiership.
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Extremists Kill 2 at Afghan School for Midwives, but Students Escape
Security forces battled insurgents at a midwifery school in Jalalabad, and two attackers died. Three female students were wounded.
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Cambodia Votes for a Leader, With the Result Predetermined by One
Hun Sen, the longtime prime minister, has worked hard to control the election, making the main question at play whether Cambodians shun him with a low turnout.
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Deadly Quake Strikes Indonesian Island of Lombok
A 6.4-magnitude earthquake caused at least 10 deaths and damaged many buildings early Sunday.
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Former Catalan Leader Returns to Belgium, Vowing to Defend Separatist Cause
Carles Puigdemont returned from Germany on Saturday after Spain failed in an attempt to extradite him on charges of rebellion over an illegal declaration of independence.
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New top story on Hacker News: A Rogue Tesla Mechanic Resurrecting Salvaged Cars [video]
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Xherdan Shaqiri stuns Manchester United as Liverpool ease to win
• Manchester United 1-4 Liverpool
• Pereira 31; Mané 28, Sturridge 66; Ojo 74pen, Shaqiri 82
The contented one versus the disgruntled one was an accurate billing for the latest instalment of English football’s fiercest rivalry given the pre-match moods of Jürgen Klopp and José Mourinho respectively. It was certainly fitting afterwards as Manchester United were comprehensively beaten by Liverpool on the latest leg of their US pre-season tour.
Xherdan Shaqiri marked his first appearance for Liverpool with a stunning overhead kick and also set up Daniel Sturridge for a cool finish, while penalties from Sadio Mané and Sheyi Ojo added to Mourinho’s problems in the International Champions Cup.
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West Ham’s Felipe Anderson: ‘I’m fast and I’m going to use my intelligence’ | Paul MacInnes
The Hammers’ new record signing arrives from Lazio full of confidence. He doesn’t yet speak English, but is already aware who Bobby Moore is
When Manuel Pellegrini was asked about the “West Ham way” last week, his answer was straightforward: “I always like to play offensive.” The sense remains, however, that in making Felipe Anderson his marquee signing in a busy transfer window the new Hammers manager knew he was signing a crowd pleaser.
The winger arrives in east London after five years in Rome with Lazio. During that time he has had ups and downs, hot streaks and periods outside the team. But Anderson’s stats have remained consistently impressive. With real pace on the right-hand side and the technical level you would expect from a Brazilian international, he is now backing himself to deliver again in the Premier League.
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Football League 2018-19: 20 things to watch out for this season | Jacob Steinberg
Will Lampard, Bielsa and Potter light up the Championship, is Barton manager material and how low can Sunderland go?
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After seeing Rúben Neves help Wolves tear the Championship apart last season, Nottingham Forest have also decided to tap into the Portuguese market as they attempt to end their long absence from the top division. They have broken their transfer record to buy João Carvalho from Benfica for £13.2m and have also signed Diogo Gonçalves on loan. The arrival of the Portugal Under-21 internationals are signs of big-spending Forest’s ambition.
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Mesut Özil has what it takes to be Arsenal captain, says Unai Emery
• Arsenal 5-1 Paris Saint-Germain
• Özil opens scoring in International Champions Cup rout
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• Özil opens scoring in International Champions Cup rout
Unai Emery has backed Mesut Özil as a potential regular Arsenal captain after the midfielder led the side to a 5-1 victory over the new manager’s former club Paris Saint-Germain in Singapore.
Arsenal signed off the Asian leg of their International Champions Cup campaign in style, with Özil’s early goal and two second-half strikes from Alexandre Lacazette putting them in charge after Christopher Nkunku had levelled briefly from the penalty spot. There was a late fourth from Rob Holding before the 19-year-old striker Eddie Nketiah drilled in number five.
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Eleven Sports: who is the new player in the battle for sport broadcast rights?
Eleven Sports has already snapped up the rights to the US PGA Championship, La Liga and Serie A in an ever-changing TV sports landscape
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When the new season arrives there will be some changes to get your head around. New players, new managers, new shirts, new tactics and new haircuts. This year, there will also be a new broadcaster.
On Monday, Eleven Sports announced it will be launching in the UK on 9 August. Its opening event will be exclusive coverage of the US PGA Championship. That will be followed by both La Liga and Serie A football, pinched from under the noses of Sky Sports and BT Sports respectively. For some fans, who already pay for one or both of those services, this development will be like taking a rabbit punch to the wallet.
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Jürgen Klopp laughs off Mourinho's transfer spending jibes – video
Jürgen Klopp has dismissed José Mourinho's comments about Liverpool's high spending this summer, saying: 'We're only responsible for our fans, for our owners, our supporters all over the world. Nobody else.' Klopp had previously stated he was against paying high transfer fees but changed his mind, something Mourinho poked fun at in the week. The Manchester United manager said fans ought to 'demand' that Liverpool win a trophy next season following their investments. They have been the transfer window’s biggest spenders. United and Liverpool go head-to-head in the International Champions Cup at the Michigan Stadium
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Pep Guardiola missing Manchester City's World Cup stars – video
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has voiced his frustrations over the lack of star power in his current pre-season roster for the International Champions Cup. City are currently without 15 out of 16 of their players who competed in the World Cup. Speaking before the team's match against Bayern Munich in Miami, Guardiola reflected on the fact that he is not the only manager in this situation and said 'we have to adapt'
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Saturday 28 July 2018
White House: North Korea Has Returned Remains of US Dead, Held Since Korean War
Turkey Unfazed by Trump's Threat of Sanctions over Brunson: 'No One Dictates Turkey'
Fake news a democratic crisis, MPs warn
Social media sites should face regulation, the committee investigating fake news proposes.
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Police chief admits force has 'poor service'
The West Midlands chief constable admits he has to "draw the bar higher" over what to investigate.
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Lunar eclipse: Century's longest 'blood moon' delights skygazers
During the total eclipse, Earth's natural satellite turned a striking shade of red or ruddy brown.
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Star Wars: Carrie Fisher and Richard E Grant among Episode IX cast
Carrie Fisher and Richard E Grant will appear in the ninth instalment of the franchise.
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Hail and lightning around the UK
Storms swept across the country, bringing hailstones, thunder and rain.
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UK heatwave: Lightning cancels Tom Jones York comeback gig
Tom Jones was due to perform at York Racecourse following a series of cancelled concerts by the star.
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Probe over donations to terror-linked group
A group linked to a banned terrorist organisation in Northern Ireland received money from a trust.
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Air travel: Campaign warns holidaymakers of drink risks
A campaign to warn holidaymakers is launched ahead of the busiest summer weekend for flights.
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Gender-fluid ballerina Chase Johnsey: 'Take me seriously'
Chase Johnsey is the first gender-fluid ballerina to dance with the English National Ballet.
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Arrest over murder of 13-year-old girl
Lucy McHugh's body was found in woodland in Southampton on Thursday morning.
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Man in hospital after Huyton suspected kidnapping and assault
Six men are arrested after a man in his 30s is found with serious injuries.
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South Western Railway and Eurostar rail workers to strike
RMT union members at South Western Railway and Eurostar will walk out for 24 hours.
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The Papers: 'Summer of chaos' and Charles 'was misled'
The weather continues to dominate, while Prince Charles' statement about a paedophile bishop also features on Saturday's front pages.
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In pictures: Blood moon around the world
The moon is seen covered by Earth's shadow from Africa to the Middle East, Russia and Australia.
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Trying to conquer my fear of flying
5 Live listener Jo tries to overcome her fear of flying on a special course, which includes a 30 min flight. But will she be able to do it?
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'I'm hiding an Afghan asylum seeker in my house'
People are hiding asylum seekers in their houses as Sweden toughens its immigration policy.
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Google: An A to Z of search results
Searching for each letter of the alphabet can lead you to some unexpected places...
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'It's tough being young and Republican'
These teenagers care about politics. But they say it's not easy going public with their views.
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'It's University Challenge, why are you talking about my hair?'
A student whose team triumphed in University Challenge hits back after Twitter obsesses about her hair.
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Charlotte Brown: First date speedboat owner describes crash
Jack Shepherd, who skipped bail before his trial, has been sentenced to six years imprisonment.
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BBC proms: 'I'm making my dreams real'
Syrian refugee children are performing a poem they've written at this year's BBC Proms.
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Ghana MPs giggle over 'Wise Vagina' village name
Areas named after genitals leave Ghana's parliament in fits of laughter.
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One out of three Mexican children below the age of 9 have teeth problems.
Adan is a dentist working for a charity that provides dental services to kids living in poor areas of Mexico City
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How Jeff Bezos took Amazon to the top
Amazon's profits dazzled this week - how Jeff Bezos brought it from bookstore to behemoth in 20 years.
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The Great Pretender: England on film
Think you know England's landscape? These film locations might make you change your mind.
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Hardy Caprio: The Croydon rapper with a first-class degree
After being hospitalised and juggling a music career, Hardy Caprio graduated with a first class degree in accounting and finance.
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Fishing and female friendship
Fishing rods and friendship - bonding on the river bank
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Petrichor: why does rain smell so good?
There's some chemistry to the pleasant smell of rain after a long, dry spell.
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‘They Spit When I Walked in the Street’: The ‘New Anti-Semitism’ in France
A strong correlation has been observed between increases in hate crimes against French Jews and the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.
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As Pakistan Nears End of Vote Count, Imran Khan Is Poised to Be Next Prime Minister
Political rivals of Mr. Khan, who have complained about how the national election was conducted, have begun to grudgingly accept his victory.
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Putin Invites Trump to Moscow for Second Meeting After Washington Postponed Plans
The Russian president continued to push for a second meeting, saying he was also ready to meet in Washington.
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‘I Think All Those People Are Dead’: Laos Dam Survivors Seek Word of Neighbors
In shelters for victims of the dam failure in the south of the authoritarian country, official news is proving sparse and contradictory.
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‘Furnace Friday:’ Ill-Equipped for Heat, Britain Has a Meltdown
The monthlong heat wave has broken records, spawned wildfires and transportation delays, and has shown that the country is not prepared to cope with this weather.
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Cristiano Ronaldo Settles Tax Dispute With Spain
The Portuguese soccer star will pay about $22 million in back taxes and fines, but will avoid serving any time in jail.
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Insecurity Shadows Mali’s President. It May Also Help Him Get Re-Elected.
Ibrahim Boubacar Keïta, with a flush campaign fund and a raft of challengers, is likely to be re-elected, in part because violence could keep people from the polls.
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Arson Is Suspected in Deadly Fires in Greece, Government Says
The death toll in the first this week rose to at least 84, with many more people still missing, in the worst disaster in the country’s recent history.
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The Last Days of a Hong Kong Street for Singing Your Heart Out
A pedestrian zone in the Mong Kok neighborhood of Hong Kong is closing after criticism that street performers have made it too loud.
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The Saturday Profile: Theater Director Returns to China With ‘Liberating and Cool’ Vision
Chen Shi-Zheng, who has staged opera and theater work around the world, has not presented a public piece in his native China since 1996. He hopes two major shows in Beijing will open eyes and minds.
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Remains of 55 U.S. War Dead in North Korea Start Journey Home After 65 Years
President Trump thanked North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un, for the return of the remains believed to be American servicemen killed during the Korean War.
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A #MeToo Reckoning in China’s Workplace Amid Wave of Accusations
A series of gripping letters describing abuse and harassment by journalists, intellectuals and charity leaders has lit up the Chinese internet and enlivened the country’s fledgling #MeToo movement.
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Hundreds Died in Syrian Custody, Government Acknowledges
Syrian families have suddenly learned that missing relatives have been registered as dead by the government. Rights groups call it an admission that they were killed in prison.
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As a Dam Rises in Ethiopia, Its Manager Is Found Dead
The man overseeing an ambitious $4 billion dam project was found dead in Ethiopia’s capital early Thursday. The police said he had been shot in the head.
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Prime Minister’s Eating Habits Scandalize Australians: It’s Piegate
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s approach to eating a meat pie set off a debate over what was seen by some as a food faux pas.
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Ontario’s Premier Flexes His Muscle by Shrinking Toronto’s Government
Toronto leaders react with anger and shock, calling the move to reduce the size of the City Council a blow to democracy. Campaigning was already underway to fill the council seats.
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Act of Defiance Casts Harsh Light on Europe’s Deportations of Asylum Seekers
Elin Ersson’s live-streamed protest against the deportation of an Afghan asylum seeker focused attention on the forced return of asylum seekers.
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G.D.P., California Wildfires, Migrants: Your Friday Evening Briefing
Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.
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Woman Gets Five-Year Prison Sentence on Charges of Abducting Her Children
The woman had accused the children’s father of abuse in a case that has gripped the country and raised questions about equitable treatment in the courts.
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What Is a Genetically Modified Crop? A European Ruling Sows Confusion
In Europe, plants created with gene-editing technologies will be stringently regulated as G.M.O.’s. But older crops whose DNA has been altered will be left alone.
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Stranded, Missing or Dead: Inside the Aftermath of Laos’s Collapsed Dam
A multibillion-dollar dam, meant to boost Laos’s economy, collapsed and led to the deaths of dozens, with many still missing. Our correspondent traveled to Laos to speak with families who are trying to salvage what’s left.
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Violence Is Not the New Normal: The Canada Letter
A mass shooting in Toronto feels all too familiar for a correspondent who covered deadly attacks in London and Paris.
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Delay in Sydney Jail Death Inquest Prolongs Family’s ‘Agonizing Wait’
A hearing on the death of David Dungay Jr., an Indigenous Australian who died after being pinned by correctional officers, has been adjourned until March.
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I’ve Been Covering the Detention of Terrorism Suspects for 15 Years. What Have We Learned?
Our national security law expert in Washington made his first of many reporting trips to Guantánamo Bay in 2003. Earlier this month, he toured ISIS fighter prisons in Syria.
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United Nations Leader Warns of a Cash Shortage
Secretary General António Guterres said “delayed contributions” had caused a cash shortfall “unlike those we have experienced previously.”
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Despite Egypt’s Dismal Human Rights Record, U.S. Restores Military Aid
The State Department released $195 million in aid to Egypt, a year after it was blocked over concerns about President Sisi’s human rights record.
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Iranian General Locks Horns With Trump, Escalating Threat-Filled Feud
Qassim Suleimani, the shadowy commander of Iran’s paramilitary Quds Force, ridiculed President Trump’s Twitter warning as “cabaret-style rhetoric.”
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Mueller, Syria, Trade: Your Evening Briefing
Here’s what you need to know at the end of the day.
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Russia Promises to End Prison Torture. U.N. Experts Are Unconvinced.
Human rights experts pressed Russian officials over their handling of cases involving torture, including the 2017 beating of a prison inmate that was caught on video.
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Hundreds of Migrants Storm Fences to Enter Spanish Enclave in Africa
Spain’s Civil Guard said 600 crossed into Ceuta, adding a pressure on the country’s authorities in dealing with a wave of migration.
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Jürgen Klopp attacks Sergio Ramos over ‘ruthless and brutal’ final display
• Liverpool manager says Ramos tackled Salah ‘like a wrestler’
• Alisson move unrelated to Champions League final outcome
Jürgen Klopp has opened up on Liverpool’s Champions League final defeat for the first time and described Sergio Ramos as acting like a brutal wrestler when injuring Mohamed Salah in Kiev. Liverpool would still have signed Alisson for a world-record goalkeeping fee had they beaten Real Madrid in May, Klopp confirmed.
Related: Liverpool players must take pressure off Mohamed Salah, says James Milner
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Back in Europe and Burnley get to be Goliath for a change | Alastair Campbell
The lifelong fan travels to Aberdeen to celebrate the club’s return to European competition
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“One-nil to the Sunday league, one-nil to the Sunday league ...” There was a period on Thursday night when Aberdeen were leading us off the pitch as well on it.
That particular piece of Aberdonian self-mockery was designed to highlight the “gulf” between the Premier Leagues of Scotland and England. A £3m wage bill was leading £61m thanks to a first-half penalty from Gary Mackay-Steven. Sam Cosgrove, a £20,000 signing from Carlisle, was leading the line for Aberdeen against internationals who earn that in a few days. If the “gulf” cliche had had a fair run-out in the buildup to this Europa League tie, so did that old favourite “Battle of Britain”, though football economics would say this was more David at home to Goliath with Burnley, a relative pauper alongside the six clubs above us in the Premier League, unused to the Goliath role.
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Crystal Palace step up efforts to sign Danny Ings from Liverpool
• Liverpool value their 26-year-old striker at £20m
• Ings set on leaving Anfield for regular first-team football
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• Ings set on leaving Anfield for regular first-team football
Crystal Palace have intensified efforts to sign Danny Ings but will have to meet Liverpool’s £20m valuation and convince the striker to relaunch his career at Selhurst Park to secure the 26-year-old this summer.
Related: Jürgen Klopp attacks Sergio Ramos over ‘ruthless and brutal’ final display
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Sombre José Mourinho looks a beaten man before the season even starts
Manchester United’s manager should be enjoying the sun but constant complaints do not augur well for the months ahead
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An illustration of the pressure José Mourinho may be feeling, and the sombre mood he has been in during Manchester United’s tour of the United States, came at their UCLA training base this week.
The manager was due to sit down with a TV reporter who had travelled to Los Angeles for a pre-arranged interview on behalf of a prominent broadcaster. Yet just before it was supposed to happen, Mourinho pulled out. The journalist wandered off, only to be told the Portuguese had changed his mind again, and the interview took place.
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Club forums are a haven for football fans in an ever angrier online world
Whereas YouTube and Twitter amplify rants, club forums offer kinship, humour and a place to open up to like-minded people
By Jem Stone for WSC, part of the Sport Network
Earlier this year a Brighton fan who uses the pseudonym Last Summer posted to the web forum North Stand Chat. It was one of the 50 or so new discussions started on there by a supporter every day and one of hundreds of posts he had contributed over the last decade. “Apologies for the Mumsnet-type thread,” he began as he calmly explained that he and his wife had split up after 14 years together and he was in need of advice from fellow fans. “Hurts like hell at the moment and the thought of now having to live my life without her is destroying me,” he wrote, before adding: “There’s loads of advice and stuff online that I could Google – but they ain’t Brighton.”
And he was right. Over the next few days dozens of men – and it was all men – took the opportunity to publish at length, and in many private messages, about how they had coped after going through a divorce. Some posters shared practical financial advice, tips on maintaining relationships with their children and how to avoid conflict with a former partner. But most, perhaps encouraged by the support that was forthcoming and the friendly environment, were confident enough to share intimate and honest details about how they felt and how their mental health had been affected then and now. The original poster came back online later to thank the contributors to the thread.
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