The wildfires marked the first time the Queensland government rated the danger “catastrophic” in the state’s history. Thousands of people have been evacuated.
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Friday, 30 November 2018
South Korean Court Orders Mitsubishi of Japan to Pay for Forced Wartime Labor
The ruling against Mitsubishi Heavy Industries is likely to further complicate ties between America’s two key allies in Asia.
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Border Agents Shot Tear Gas Into Mexico. Was It Legal?
Rights experts say the tear gas canisters fired into Mexico by American border protection forces violated Mexican sovereignty under international law. The weapons may also have blocked asylum seekers from exercising their legal rights.
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Overlooked No More: Noor Inayat Khan, Indian Princess and British Spy
Khan, who was recently suggested as the new face of the £50 note, was an unlikely candidate to engage in espionage in World War II, but she did so with a “steely strength of will.”
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What the Movies Taught Me About Being a Woman
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Australian Students Stage School Strikes Over Climate Change Inaction
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Oklahoma Quarterback Kyler Murray Nears the End of a Two-Sport Career
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Word + Quiz: subterfuge
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The Beauty of Brazil’s Rain Forest, in Jewelry
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Emerald and Gold Jewelry Pushes Up Quality at the Met Shop
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She Calls Her Stock ‘Jewelry, Made by Artists’
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The Secret History of Women, Told in Earrings
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Will Blockchain Be a Boon to the Jewelry Industry?
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The Canadian Jeweler Who Caught Meghan Markle’s Eye
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Auction Houses Grow a Different Kind of Jewelry Sale
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Grindr President Defends Same-Sex Marriage Comments
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What’s on TV Friday: ‘A Very Nutty Christmas’ and ‘The Shining’
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Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend
Liverpool’s problems could worsen in the derby, Ranieri returns to the Bridge and Newcastle fans plan a walk-in protest
Maybe the table never lies but it sure can mislead. Perhaps Liverpool are the second-best team in the Premier League at the moment but that does not mean they are very good. So far in the league they have been unbeaten and unconvincing. The main problem is their midfield, which lacks ingenuity and suffers from waning dynamism. Jürgen Klopp has not overhauled it swiftly enough, though at least he has started Xherdan Shaqiri in the last two leagues games to bring more inventiveness. But he deployed Jordan Henderson, James Milner and Gigi Wijnaldum for Wednesday’s lame Champions League defeat in Paris. Henderson is suspended for Sunday’s Merseyside derby so there’s no need for him to be dropped. But there’s a good case for sidelining Wijnaldum and even Milner to go with a midfield trio of Shaqiri, Naby Keïta and Fabinho. That would partly be an expression of faith in the ability of the last two to produce their best form, which has so far eluded them in the early, stop-start days of their careers at Liverpool. Everton, meanwhile, are looking increasingly formidable. If Idrissa Gueye and André Gomes run midfield, as they may well do, then Everton could win at Anfield for the first time this century. PD
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PFA received complaint claiming Gordon Taylor referred to black footballers as ‘coloured’
• PFA chief denies he said it or would use such language
• Outdated language claim brings leadership back into spotlight
• No suggestion union leader is racist
Gordon Taylor’s leadership of the Professional Footballers’ Association is back in the spotlight after it emerged a complaint was made that he referred to black players as “coloured” at an event arranged to promote diversity and racial equality.
Taylor has told the PFA he cannot recall using the alleged term when giving a talk almost a year ago. A spokesperson for the players’ union said: “Gordon firmly believes he didn’t say it and it is not language he would ever use. He has led in this area for 40 years and understands fully the sensitivities.”
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Postponed Copa Libertadores final to be played at Bernabéu in Madrid
• Second leg now on 9 December after attack on Boca Juniors bus
• River Plate given $400,000 fine and two-match stadium ban
Conmebol has confirmed that the postponed second leg of the Copa Libertadores final between River Plate and Boca Juniors will be played at the Bernabéu stadium, more than 6,000 miles away from the original venue, on 9 December. Fans of both sides will be given an equal allocation of tickets.
Related: How Argentinian football had the chance to prove it had changed – and blew it
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Callum Hudson-Odoi scores first Chelsea goal in thrashing of 10-man PAOK
This was a mismatch from the start, one of those Europa League group games where Chelsea might have lapsed into a stroll and prevailed with just as much to spare, but it still had its moment to savour. The clock had ticked on to the hour-mark with PAOK heaving to repel another of the hosts’ attacks when Gary Cahill and Cesc FÃ bregas retrieved possession, with the latter slipping Callum Hudson-Odoi free into space down the left.
The teenager scuttled forward, Léo Matos backing off further with the forward’s every delicate touch, before effortlessly stroking away an early shot with the inside of his right foot. Both defender and goalkeeper had clearly anticipated the effort being angled towards the far post, only for the ball to fizz inside the near post as a startled Alexandros Paschalakis dived forlornly to his right.
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Aaron Ramsey scores in stroll against Vorskla as Arsenal win group
Arsenal secured top spot in their Europa League group as a much-changed side coasted to victory against Vorskla Poltava, whose manager then hit out at the decision to move the game to Kiev.
The Group E fixture was moved 185 miles east of Poltava to the capital’s Olympic Stadium with parts of Ukraine under martial law as political tensions with Russia continue to rise.
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Rangers hang on against Villarreal after red card for Daniel Candeias
Analysis of this game must always come with context of Rangers playing the second half with 10 men. Villarreal will be upset at departing with just a point, thereby not seizing on the opportunity given to them by Daniel Candeias’s dismissal. Their territorial dominance ultimately amounted to very little so Steven Gerrard retains a live hope of taking Rangers to the Europa League’s knockout phase in this, his first season as a manager. What Rangers lacked in quality, they made up for with belligerence.
Related: Scott Sinclair strikes to put Celtic on course for Europa League progress
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Scott Sinclair strikes to put Celtic on course for Europa League progress
Celtic’s quest to reach the knockout stages is in their own hands following a 1-0 win over Rosenborg in Trondheim. Scott Sinclair headed the only goal three minutes before the interval for the club’s first ever away victory in the group stages of the competition.
Related: Aaron Ramsey scores in stroll against Vorskla as Arsenal win group
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Manchester United activate one-year extension on David de Gea’s contract
• Spain goalkeeper now contracted until 2020
• Alexis Sánchez ruled out with hamstring injury
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• Alexis Sánchez ruled out with hamstring injury
David de Gea may well stay at Manchester United for at least another 18 months after the club activated an option to extend his present contract by a year.
The goalkeeper’s current deal was due to end next summer though it is understood De Gea and his representatives are now working on the basis that the player who joined from Atlético Madrid in 2011 will stay until 2020. Had the extension clause in his contract not been triggered, De Gea would have been free to talk to other clubs in the January transfer window and possibly sign a pre-contract agreement.
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Lucas Moura relishes chance to shine at Spurs after being displaced at PSG
Brazilian is keen to make his point on Sunday against Arsenal and Unai Emery, the manager who froze him out at PSG
Lucas Moura has described it as the worst seven months of his life and even now the speed of his descent from hero to zero under Unai Emery at Paris Saint-Germain feels mystifying.
The Tottenham winger was an established PSG player when Emery came to the club for the 2016-17 season and he would make 53 appearances in all competitions for him, getting 19 goals – a career high and second only to Edinson Cavani in the club’s scoring charts.
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Sol Campbell: ‘Macclesfield fans will probably think: what’s going on here?’
The former Arsenal and England defender is unveiled at the League Two club’s Moss Rose ground and is delighted to have the opportunity to manage
Sol Campbell arrived a few minutes late for the debut press conference of his belated managerial career having overrun with his first full training session at Macclesfield Town earlier in the day. He apologised to those assembled in the McIlroy Lounge at Moss Rose, looked and sounded remarkably at ease in his new, humble surroundings and preferred to thank the club that has given him the opportunity rather than dwell on the many who did not. But there were hints of dismay at what has been an exhausting path from celebrated player to manager of the Football League’s bottom club.
Related: Sol Campbell finally gets his chance to manage after years in the shadows | Sachin Nakrani
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Stonewall head to Wembley and break vital new ground
The trailblazing LGBT team play on Friday in the first regular season, non-league game at the national stadium
The Wembley lights will be on for a special fixture this Friday night. Stonewall FC are playing Wilberforce Wanderers to honour the trailblazing work of Britain’s first LGBT football team. If that were not occasion enough there will also be three points at stake in the Middlesex County Football League Division One Central & East.
“We’re going to meet at the station and have the whole squad walking down Wembley Way together,” says Stonewall’s manager, Eric Najib Armanazi. “Everyone will be dressed in their club tracksuits and they’ll have 10 minutes to walk on the pitch and take a selfie. But once they are in the dressing room, they have to realise we have a match to win.”
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Liverpool need a midfield rethink to help end their continental drift | Barney Ronay
Jürgen Klopp’s moans in Paris should not distract him from the fact that his side needs a reboot
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At the end of Liverpool’s defeat in Paris on Wednesday night Jürgen Klopp and Thomas Tuchel offered up a weirdly self-referential round of press conferences deep in the bowels of the damp concrete hulk that is the Parc des Princes.
Related: Liverpool have not turned into a bad team in Europe, says Virgil van Dijk
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Mourinho has a point about young players – but he should trust them more | Eni Aluko
Youngsters today are not as ready for first-team action as they used to be. However José Mourinho should treat those who do break through, such as Marcus Rashford, with more respect
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There’s been a lot of debate this week about the difference between young players today compared to 10 years ago after José Mourinho referred to them as “spoiled kids”. It’s interesting because I do think things have changed significantly in terms of their level of readiness.
Young players have always found it hard to break into the first team but those who did in the past such as Frank Lampard, Rio Ferdinand and Michael Owen were much more ready to make that step than those who are coming through now. You don’t see many 18-year-olds doing the same these days – Marcus Rashford was probably the last one to do so at a big Premier League club.
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James Milner says Liverpool not thinking about crashing out of Europe
• ‘We’re just focused on getting through the group’
• Virgil van Dijk criticises gamesmanship of PSG players
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• Virgil van Dijk criticises gamesmanship of PSG players
Liverpool will not deserve a place in the knockout stage of the Champions League should they fail to defeat Napoli in the crucial Group C decider at Anfield, James Milner has said.
Liverpool must beat the Italian side 1-0 or by two goals on 11 December having missed an opportunity to qualify at Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday. The 2-1 defeat at Parc des Princes leaves Liverpool at risk of slipping into the Europa League – or even finishing bottom of Group C – seven months after reaching the Champions League final.
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Liverpool, Neymar, Mr Blobby and faking death – Football Weekly Extra
Max Rushden, Barry Glendenning, Andy Brassell and Reshmin Chowdhury discuss the Premier League teams in Europe, diving galore, David de Gea, Mr Blobby as physio and faking a death to dodge a fixture
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We look back at the last few days of football, starting with Liverpool’s Champions League defeat at PSG, which leaves them in danger of crashing out of the competition they made it to the final of just six months ago. We ask what more Marco Verratti could have done to get himself sent off and whether it’s time to judge Neymar on his own merits, rather than the circus surrounding him.
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Footballers in Cyprus forced to retire with heart issues after injections
- Players’ union Fifpro calls for immediate inquiry
- Mystery substances said to have been given by club doctors
Fifpro has called for an urgent inquiry into medical treatment given to players at several top-tier clubs in Cyprus.
The demand from the world footballers’ union follows reports in the Cypriot media that at least four clubs have been giving injections of unidentified substances to players, three of whom have been forced to retire with serious heart problems.
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The surprising struggles of Europe's top goalkeepers
David de Gea, Thibaut Courtois, Marc-André ter Stegen and Manuel Neuer have all been unusually inconsistent this season
By Martin Laurence for WhoScored
The weekend threw up another series of shock results around Europe. Real Madrid suffered a humiliating defeat, losing 3-0 at Eibar; Bayern Munich could only manage a 3-3 draw against Fortuna Dusseldorf, the bottom team in the Bundesliga; and Manchester United were also held at home against Crystal Palace. José Mourinho’s team are now a point closer to Fulham at bottom of the table than Manchester City at the top.
The one upside for United was that David de Gea kept his first clean sheet in nine league matches. He pulled off a brilliant save against Young Boys as United progressed to the last-16 of the Champions League but it has been a tough season for the Spaniard in the league – and he is not the only big-name keeper who is struggling.
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Carphone Warehouse faces Black Friday backlash
Problems with credit checks led some customers to be wrongly refused smartphone contracts.
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Nintendo smashes its rules for gaming vloggers
The gaming giant will now let players share videos on YouTube, Twitch and others.
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Facebook's UK political ad rules kick in
Facebook starts to enforce its tighter political advertising rules in the UK following a delay.
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Raids mounted on fake Indian tech support centres
Microsoft complained to local police, who arrested more than 50 people in call centres.
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Smart meter fitting slows as deadline looms
Fewer smart meters are being fitted despite the government insisting all homes will have one by 2020.
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Naka Drotske: South Africa World Cup winner shot during robbery in Pretoria
Former South Africa international Naka Drotske is in a critical condition in hospital after being shot during a robbery in Pretoria.
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Copa Libertadores: River Plate v Boca Juniors moved to Bernabeu in Madrid
The second leg of the Copa Libertadores final between Boca Juniors and River Plate is moved 6,000 miles away to Madrid's Bernabeu.
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Steph Curry: Golden State Warriors star helps young girl wear his trainers
NBA superstar Steph Curry comes to the aid of a young fan who couldn't find a pair of his basketball trainers in a girls' size.
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Chelsea 4-0 PAOK Salonika: Olivier Giroud double seals Europa League group top spot
Olivier Giroud scores twice as Chelsea see off PAOK Salonika on the evening they secure top spot in Europa League Group L.
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Vorskla Poltava 0-3 Arsenal: Unai Emery's side secure top spot in Europa League Group E
Arsenal score three first-half goals to cruise past Vorskla Poltava in Kiev and secure top spot in Europa League Group E.
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Wilder v Fury: George Foreman predicts the American to win but boxing greats are split
George Foreman predicts Deontay Wilder will beat Tyson Fury on points in their heavyweight title clash but many legends of the ring disagree.
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David de Gea: Man Utd activate one-year extension on keeper's contract
Manchester United activate the one-year extension on Spain international goalkeeper David de Gea's contract.
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Eibar: The female president & football philosophy behind Real Madrid conquerors
Introducing the female president and the football philosophy behind Real Madrid's conquerors Eibar - the smallest team in the top five European leagues.
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Mohamed Salah, the Liverpool superstar giving away thousands to help Egyptians
Liverpool star Mohamed Salah and BBC African Footballer of the Year nominee is placing philanthropy firmly on the map in his homeland Egypt.
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Rosenborg 0-1 Celtic: Scott Sinclair header helps side close in on knock-out stages
Scott Sinclair's header sees Celtic close in on a place in the Europa League knock-out stages after victory over Rosenborg in Trondheim.
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The Last Stand: Gundeep Anand created the UK's coolest street football tournament
Gundeep Anand talks about how he created street football tournament The Last Stand to bring people together, and how social media has helped take it to a whole new level.
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Schalke and police investigating alleged sex attack at Bundesliga game
A female fan claims she was sexually assaulted at a Bundesliga game and then told by a steward to "watch on television if she could not handle" it.
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Hero World Challenge: Patrick Cantlay & Patrick Reed three ahead, Tiger Woods eight back
Patrick Cantlay and Patrick Reed lead the Hero World Challenge by three shots, with Justin Rose five back and Tiger Woods eight adrift.
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African Footballer Of The Year: Mohamed Salah's beautifully crafted goal for Liverpool
Watch 'African Footballer of the Year' nominee Mohamed Salah score a beautifully crafted goal for hs Liverpool against Tottenham.
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I will work my socks off at fourth-tier Macclesfield - Campbell
Sol Campbell tells Macclesfield fans that in him they have a manager who has been "one of the best players in the world" and will "work his socks off" for the club.
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What are the most likely causes of upper back pain?
Causes of upper back pain include herniated discs, muscle overuse, osteoarthritis, and a pinched nerve. Learn more about these and other reasons for upper back pain, and how to prevent it, here.
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Low back pain: Pulsed radiofrequency may be the answer
Applying pulsed radiofrequency directly to the roots of the nerves near the spine can reduce inflammation and back pain, according to a recent study.
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President Trump Bashes the Fed. This Is How the Fed Chief Responds.
Jerome Powell’s playbook includes making allies outside the Oval Office, never talking politics and sticking to the economy.
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Deputy US marshal killed in Arizona shooting
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President Trump cancels meeting at G20 with Russian President Vladimir Putin over Ukraine tensions
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Ex-Trump attorney Michael Cohen pleads guilty to lying to Congress in Russia probe
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Thursday, 29 November 2018
Wildfires Burn Across Eastern Australia in Sweltering Heat Wave
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South Korean Court Orders Mitsubishi of Japan to Pay for Forced Wartime Labor
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3 Philippine Police Officers Are Convicted in a Drug War Killing
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On Politics: Pelosi Secures Nomination for Speaker but Needs Votes to Clinch
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It’s Almost 2019. Do You Know Where Your Photos Are?
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Three London Jewelry Makers You Need to Know
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Vintage Bubbles, With (Real Gold) Baubles
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For the Man on Your Holiday List: Shopping London’s Jermyn Street
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Trump Administration Is Set to Ban Bump Stock Devices on Guns
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The Democratic Caucus Nominated Its Leadership. Here’s What It Means.
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Quotation of the Day: Tyson Fury’s Comeback From the Brink
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Joel Embiid Shines as the 76ers Rout the Knicks
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Brexit, Ukraine, Magnus Carlsen: Your Thursday Briefing
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Liverpool can still qualify despite hard lesson from Neymar and PSG
The finale may be how Liverpool like it – an all-or-nothing, death-or-glory Champions League decider at Anfield – but not how they want it. Jürgen Klopp lamented Neymar’s antics, the referee and Paris Saint-Germain gamesmanship but ultimately had only Liverpool’s lacklustre start to blame for another European away defeat. “A big step forward for us,” beamed Thomas Tuchel. Liverpool are in danger of finding reverse in the competition they cherish.
Inspired by the infuriating but sometimes unplayable Neymar, PSG delivered a deeply impressive performance that finally lived up to their expensive ambitions among the European elite. They lost their shape and composure once James Milner halved a deficit delivered by goals from Juan Bernat and the world’s most expensive footballer but there was no disputing the merit of a victory that the French champions had to deliver.
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Christian Eriksen pounces to give Spurs crucial victory over Internazionale
Tottenham had to win and, as the second-half minutes ticked down and Wembley grew increasingly fraught, they came to crave a single chance; a shot at Champions League salvation.
Internazionale had been obdurate and it was difficult to remember Spurs creating anything in open play after the interval. Was this the slow death of their hopes? One thing was plain: Mauricio Pochettino and his players needed something special.
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Champions League roundup: Messi’s spectacular goal helps Barça through
• Barcelona beat PSV to confirm place in knockout stage
• Napoli keep pressure on Liverpool with win over Red Star
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• Napoli keep pressure on Liverpool with win over Red Star
Barcelona ensured their place in the knockout stages with a 2-1 win over PSV in Eindhoven. Lionel Messi’s fired in a spectacular solo goal to put the visitors ahead shortly before Gerard Piqué doubled their lead with a tap-in. Luuk de Jong struck a late consolation.
Marek Hamsik’s early strike set Napoli on their way to a victory over Red Star Belgrade that kept the Italians top of Group C. Dries Mertens added a goal either side of half-time in a 3-1 win, Mohamed Ben Nabouhane scoring for the visitors.
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Tammy Abraham scores four as Aston Villa draw 5-5 with Nottingham Forest
The Aston Villa manager, Dean Smith, struggled to comprehend how his side failed to win despite scoring five goals at home against Nottingham Forest.
Tammy Abraham scored four times as the hosts fought back from 2-0, 3-2 and 4-3 down but it proved in vain as 10-man Forest gained a remarkable 5-5 draw thanks to Lewis Grabban’s 82nd-minute equaliser.
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Mark Hughes’ official complaints reveal hypocrisy of a serial whinger | Barry Glendenning
Manager’s VAR anguish would be permissible if it did not entirely oppose his previous grumble over Southampton’s treatment
Almost 20 years into his career as a manager, we finally appear to have reached peak Mark Hughes. Following Southampton’s Carabao Cup defeat on penalties at Leicester, he used his post-match interview to complain about a refereeing decision that had not gone his team’s way. In itself, that was not unusual – rarely a weekend goes by in which Hughes does not publicly lay blame for their many shortcomings at the door of officialdom. Long before Donald Trump developed a reputation for tediously ranting and raving about the perceived injustices repeatedly inflicted upon him by the Fake News Media, Hughes had earned one for railing similarly against referees.
Related: Leicester prevail on penalties as Southampton rue controversial VAR call
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Arsenal in limbo after martial law in Ukraine leaves venue in doubt
• Europa League match against Vorskla Poltava switched to Kiev
• Vorskla: We have applied to play in Kiev and are awaiting reply
Arsenal’s Europa League match against Vorskla Poltava on Thursday remains in doubt after the Ukrainian side said they do not know where the game can be played.
Uefa decided on Tuesday to move the Group E game from Poltava’s Oleksiy Butovsky Stadium – around 185 miles east of Kiev – to the Olimpiyskiy Stadium in the capital owing to security concerns following the introduction of martial law. Politicians in the country this week approved a proposal to introduce martial law in areas most vulnerable to attack following the seizing of three Ukrainian ships by Russia.
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Championship roundup: West Brom come from behind to beat Swansea
• Dawson’s and Hegazi’s set-piece goals send West Brom fourth
• Derby midfielder Johnson accused over incident with Allen
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• Derby midfielder Johnson accused over incident with Allen
West Brom continued their upturn with a 2-1 win at Swansea that took them to fourth place in the Championship. Central defenders Craig Dawson and Ahmed Hegazi punished slack Swansea set-piece marking to hand the visitors their third consecutive victory.
Oli McBurnie’s early effort gave Swansea the lead but West Brom were ahead by half-time and Darren Moore’s side saw out the game in comfortable fashion.
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Chelsea players called in for individual Sarri meetings after Tottenham debacle
• One-on-one meetings held after ‘match without determination’
• Sarri critical of Kanté for ‘wrong’ reaction to bad Wembley start
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• Sarri critical of Kanté for ‘wrong’ reaction to bad Wembley start
Maurizio Sarri conducted one-on-one meetings with his Chelsea players as he sought an explanation for a perceived lack of “determination” in the defeat by Tottenham, with the manager also critical of N’Golo Kanté’s reaction to the team’s slack start at Wembley.
Chelsea, who can win their Europa League group with a point at home to Paok Salonika on Thursday, were overrun early on, trailed by two goals after 16 minutes and lost 3-1. Sarri was quick to offer a reminder it was his team’s first competitive defeat of the season after an 18-game unbeaten start, but, having seen the warning signs in previous matches, he was dismayed the same issues had flared again in such a key derby.
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Neymar, the great individualist of the age, gives less to provide more for PSG | Barney Ronay
The Brazilian scored PSG’s winner in perhaps his most effective high-profile performance since leaving Barcelona
With Neymar the questions have always been along the same kind of lines. How far? How good? To what height can the broad wings of his own attacking talent carry him? At a slightly wild Parc des Princes, Liverpool lost an exciting, slightly fractious Champions League game 2-1, menaced throughout by a star striker intent on posing two very different sets of questions.
For the opening 40 minutes, Liverpool felt the force of what was surely Neymar’s most effective high-profile performance since his Barcelona days. This was followed by the beta version: a second half of circus play and indulgence on the ball, with Neymar tumbling to the turf like a tiny little Victorian fairy sprite lashed with a blow from the under-gardener’s rake; and beyond that the full range of attacking ego-ball.
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Dele Alli the intense, flexible emblem of Tottenham’s mental strength
Spurs’ special brand of nerveless resolve was on glorious display in the win over Internazionale – Alli represents its zenith
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When we talk about nerves, we often ascribe them the qualities of metal. They’re made of steel, obviously, and when things are not going so well they start to jangle, like a set of keys or a piece of taut piano wire. But what if real emotional resilience was less like metal and more like, say, pastry? What if the key to surviving pressure was actually to stay malleable, supple, even a bit soft?
Spurs were within 10 minutes of flunking out of Europe here and might well do so for real when they head to Camp Nou in two weeks’ time. But thanks to Christian Eriksen’s beautiful goal – delivered by Moussa Sissoko, finessed by Dele Alli and slammed home by the Dane – Spurs are still alive in the Champions League. And in winning this game they showed nerves of pastry throughout.
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Fan’s view: ‘As an Arsenal supporter in Kiev, it feels like business as usual’
As a regular on Arsenal’s European excursions, this may be the oddest trip yet but the locals seem to be carrying on as normal
When you choose to come on a trip like this, one of the reasons is for it to be a bit of an “I was there” experience, but that wasn’t exactly factoring in the way the situation has developed. When we booked it felt like one that would be good to say you went to.
I have been following Arsenal for European away games for years. I try to get at least a couple in every season. This has to be my oddest trip yet because of the uncertainty. Not knowing where the game will take place, plus the added layer of not even being sure it will take place, and the potential for war, makes it a very unusual type of football trip.
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Prince William and Kate visit Leicester City FC to pay tribute
Royal couple praise club’s fans, players and chairman, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, who died in helicopter crash
The Duke of Cambridge has paid personal tribute to Leicester City FC, its fans and its chairman, who died along with four others in a helicopter crash at the club’s ground.
On a visit to King Power Stadium, Prince William, who knew Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, described the Thai billionaire businessman as a “man who cared deeply about his family and also his community”.
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‘PSG made us look like butchers’ – Klopp sees red over Neymar antics
• Liverpool manager unhappy with Brazilian and teammates
• ‘We look like butchers after the yellow cards we had’
Jürgen Klopp accused Paris Saint-Germain – and Neymar in particular – of making Liverpool “look like butchers” as his team suffered a third consecutive away defeat for the first time in the Champions League group stage.
The Liverpool manager admitted the French champions merited victory for a dominant start that brought goals for Juan Bernat and Neymar before James Milner scored a penalty in first-half stoppage time.
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We can beat Barca and qualify for knockout rounds, says Pochettino
• Champions League win over Inter gives Tottenham belief
• ‘We dominated Inter and had the best chances,’ says Pochettino
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• ‘We dominated Inter and had the best chances,’ says Pochettino
Tottenham can still qualify for the Champions League knockout rounds according to Mauricio Pochettino, who believes his side’s 1-0 victory over Internazionale has changed the dynamic of their group ahead of the crucial final round of fixtures.
Christian Eriksen’s 80th-minute winner means that Spurs travel to Barcelona on 11 December knowing that a win will be enough to see them through to the round of 16, whatever Inter manage against PSV Eindhoven.
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David Villa confirms he will leave New York City FC at end of year
- Spanish striker’s contract expires on 31 December
- Has become one of MLS’s most successful imports
David Villa, one of MLS’s most successful imports, has announced an end to his New York City FC career.
The club confirmed on Wednesday that the Spanish striker will leave NYC FC when his contract expires at the end of December. “My experience here was amazing,” said the 36-year-old. “It gave me everything as a soccer player, as a person, and as a family man. I’ll always remember this experience with love. My heart is here and I’m an NYC FC supporter forever.”
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Richard Scudamore’s £5m tip might blow over but resentment will linger | Marina Hyde
Gordon Taylor’s largesse has superseded the furore over the outgoing Premier League chief executive’s retirement gift yet this level of boardroom excess is a slap in the face to fans
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A friend once stepped aboard a super-yacht hired by a super-rich, and asked far more questions about how much it cost than I assume is regarded as polite. Naturally, such things are bogglingly, unimaginably expensive to rent – but it was amusing to hear that the tip is also mandatory. In the case of this boat, the tip was £38,000 per week.
I was reminded of this as the Premier League clubs voted to thank outgoing chief executive Richard Scudamore for his service earlier this month, in the form of what amounts to a tip of £250,000. Each. So a round £5m for a man who has been in post for almost 20 years, and who last year took home just the £2.5m salary and undisclosed bonuses.
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Joe Montemurro smoothes bumps on road to steer Arsenal to WSL summit | Suzanne Wrack
Arsenal’s Australian coach fixed a leaky defence then introduced ‘balance and management’ to startling effect
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How do you build a buccaneering team who sweep away all before them? How do you turn a team who suffer a 3-1 cup final defeat by invincible double winners into one who demolish them 5-0 in their next meeting to maintain an unbeaten start to a new season?
Joe Montemurro’s three-quarter season in charge at Arsenal was about laying the foundations for just such a transformation. Working without expectations with a team laden with stars – not least four Dutch European Championship winners – but lacking direction, the Australian set about his task.
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From signing to scoring: what is football's fastest ever debut goal? | The Knowledge
Plus: ballboys and ballgirls turning games on their head; more of your stadium views; and Gil Scott-Heron. Mail us or tweet @TheKnowledge_GU
“What’s the fastest debut goal from signing to scoring? Has anyone ever joined a club at midnight on transfer deadline day and scored the next day?” asks Harry Turner.
Opta don’t keep data for this sort of thing, but thankfully the memory banks of our readers are full of the stuff. “Luis Suárez signed for Liverpool in the afternoon of 31 January 2011,” writes Ruaraidh Gillies. “He scored against Stoke on his debut two days later, on 2 February, and was only officially unveiled to the press the following day.”
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The forgotten story of … 'evil' Football League test matches
At the end of the 19th century, the battle for First Division places involved unwisely scheduled post-season test matches
As the 1897-98 season roared towards its final furlong, the battle to avoid relegation from the First Division was white hot. Seven of the 16 teams were in danger of being forced to endure the post-season test matches that pitted the top two of the Second Division with the bottom two of the First to decide the final make-up of the following year’s top flight. “However the final positions may be allocated there will be a finer set of test games this April than ever before,” trilled Sporting Life in February. It is fair to say they got that one wrong.
By the time the season ended the league’s own president was declaring the tests “a distinct failure” and proclaiming that “the sooner we get rid of them the better”, while plans were made to gift the two losing sides promotion as a final apology for inventing the cursed system in the first place.
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Sol Campbell finally gets his chance to manage after years in the shadows | Sachin Nakrani
The former England defender has had to deal with rejection and said he would take an unpaid role. Now he is taking over at the Football League’s bottom club
Back in July 2017, I sat down with Sol Campbell at an Italian restaurant off the King’s Road. I had interviewed him at the same venue six years earlier and, having maintained a line of contact with the former Arsenal and England defender in the interim, our latest meeting was designed to be nothing more than an informal chat on a warm summer’s afternoon.
It came as a surprise, then, when Campbell used the opportunity to open up on his desire to become a manager. Normally reserved and a little withdrawn, he spoke like a man at his wits’ end. He had standing, qualifications and coaching experience but simply could not nail down a job, and such was his desperation to do so he claimed he would be willing to work for free. “I’m up for that,” Campbell said. “I’m itching to start, I just need a chance, even just an interview in which I can say: ‘Take me for free and I’ll show you what I can do.’”
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'A message for my lovers': Mourinho hits back at critics – video
Manchester United manager José Mourinho was in a combative mood after his team’s narrow Champions League win over Young Boys. Despite qualifying for the knockout rounds with a game to spare, United’s performance was far from convincing, with Marouane Fellaini’s injury-time goal the difference. But Mourinho defended his record in Europe, saying: ‘I play Champions League 14 years, and I qualify 14 times. The two years I wasn’t in the Champions League, I won the Europa League twice.’
He also stood by his decision to drop star players Alexis Sánchez, Paul Pogba and Romelu Lukaku from the starting lineup, claiming those who had played ‘gave everything’
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Fed Chairman's Remarks Spark Market Rally
The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged more than 600 points, erasing its November decline, after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell eased investor worries about an aggressive increase in interest rates.
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ADHD: First genetic risk locations uncovered
The largest genetic study of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder finds 12 genomic segments that raise the risk of developing the condition.
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Huawei: Why has UK not blocked Chinese firm's 5G kit?
New Zealand's bar on the company's 5G kit raises questions about why the UK seems less concerned.
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Serkis on Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle special effects
Andy Serkis has directed the new movie Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle using motion capture effects.
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What happened when sextortion scammers targeted a BBC Trending reporter?
Investigating cyber criminals who use your password to threaten to expose you on social media
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Massage app exposes 'sex pest' clients
Urban Massage left thousands of customer records exposed, including complaints about its clients.
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One Planet York: 'Ethical hacker' exposed council app flaw
A developer proved phone numbers and encrypted passwords of One Planet York users could be found on the app.
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Huawei: NZ bars Chinese firm on national security fears
Concerns about espionage risks has sparked global scrutiny of telecoms gear made by China's Huawei.
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'Fraudsters exploited my angry tweet'
A writer thought he was dealing with a bank after complaining of poor service, but it was a con-artist.
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'Rip-off' 118 calls spark price crackdown
The most popular directory inquiries service charges more than £11 for a 90 second call, regulator says.
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Why Rev. Johnnie Moore Is Praising This Muslim-Majority Nation as a 'Model' for Other Countries
Champions League: PSG 2-1 Liverpool
Liverpool face a nervy battle to reach the Champions League knockout stage after suffering a damaging defeat against an impressive Paris St-Germain.
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PSV Eindhoven 1-2 Barcelona: La Liga side top Champions League group with game to spare
Barcelona's 2-1 victory at PSV Eindhoven ensures they will reach the Champions League knockout stage as Group B winners.
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Deontay Wilder v Tyson Fury: News conference descends into chaos
Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder's final news conference descended into chaos as they clashed on stage three days before their heavyweight bout.
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Tottenham 1-0 Inter Milan: Christian Eriksen scores late winner for home team
Tottenham can still qualify for the Champions League knockout stages after a late Christian Eriksen winner against Inter Milan.
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How England salvaged their year - wagging tails, record sixes, and tight finishes
From a "mega-collapse" to eight wins in a row - BBC cricket statistician Andy Zaltzman analyses how England ended 2018 on such a high.
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Aaron Rai: the glove-wearing British Asian taking the golf world by storm
Aaron Rai won the Hong Kong Open wearing his trademark gloves and is one of several golfers of Indian descent taking the tour by storm.
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Napoli's Kalidou Koulibaly: the Senegalese who could have been world champion
Former France youth Kalidou Koulibaly has no regrets about choosing Senegal above the reigning world champions.
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Chris Smalling: Spag bol, quinoa & avocados - Manchester United star's vegan favourites
Vegan spaghetti bolognese, quinoa & porridge - Manchester United centre-back Chris Smalling chats to Football Focus about what it's like to be vegan in the dressing room.
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Atletico Madrid 2-0 Monaco: Antoine Griezmann on target as hosts progress
Antoine Griezmann scores to help Atletico Madrid beat Monaco and reach the last 16 of the Champions League.
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Conor McGregor: UFC fighter banned from driving for six months and fined
UFC fighter Conor McGregor has been banned from driving for six months after pleading guilty to speeding.
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Paris St-Germain 2-1 Liverpool: Klopp's side need to improve attack to make Champions League progress - Stephen Warnock
Liverpool will need to improve going forward if they are to keep their Champions League hopes alive, says former Reds defender Stephen Warnock.
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Jose Mourinho water bottle incident: No action over celebration
Jose Mourinho will face no action over throwing a crate of water bottles in celebration of Manchester United's late winner against Young Boys.
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Tyson Fury: Boxer's incredible weight-loss before Deontay Wilder fight
BBC Sport discovers how Tyson Fury lost 10 stone over the last 12 months, through training and a highly unconventional diet.
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Russian doping: Wada officials aim for Moscow lab visit in December
World Anti-Doping Agency officials say "points still need to be ironed out" before they are given full access to a suspended Moscow anti-doping laboratory.
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African Footballer Of The Year: Kalidou Koulibaly's booming header for Napoli
Watch 'African Footballer of the Year' nominee and Senegal international Kalidou Koulibaly score a booming header for Napoli against Juventus.
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Man Utd 1-0 Young Boys: Critics should try management - Jose Mourinho
Man Utd boss Jose Mourinho is unhappy with criticism of his reaction to Marcus Rashford missing a chance during their 1-0 win over Young Boys.
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Liverpool: Jurgen Klopp excited by translator's 'erotic' voice
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp compliments the translator's "erotic voice" during a pre-match press conference ahead of their Champions League clash against PSG.
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Wednesday, 28 November 2018
Have You Worked as a Missionary? We Want to Hear From You
The Times would like to better understand how missionaries are reacting to the death of an American missionary, John Allen Chau.
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Trump Threatens to Cut GM Subsidies
President Trump threatened to cut subsidies for General Motors, including for electric cars, a day after the company said it was planning to cut up to 14,800 jobs in the U.S. and Canada and end production at several North American factories.
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Big Tech Expands Footprint in Health
Amazon.com has begun to sell software that mines patient medical records for information doctors and hospitals could use to improve treatment and cut costs, the latest move by a big technology company into the health-care industry.
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New top story on Hacker News: How to balance full-time work with creative projects
How to balance full-time work with creative projects
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In Australia, a Sudanese Basketball League Finds Itself Sidelined by Racist Fears
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Lawyer for Snowden in Hong Kong Says He Left City Under Pressure
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On Politics: Hyde-Smith Secures Her Mississippi Senate Seat in Win Over Espy
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A Badminton Champion Without Peer, Especially at Home
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18 Bills With One Goal: Cracking Down on Predatory Landlords
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Lion Air, Paul Manafort, Ukraine: Your Wednesday Briefing
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What’s on TV Wednesday: ‘Christmas in Rockefeller Center’ and ‘Searching for Bobby Fischer’
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Explosion Near Chemical Plant in China Kills at Least 22
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Trump Tells Republicans He Won’t Budge on Wall, Raising Odds of Shutdown
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