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Liverpool's coach Rafael Benitez

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Second-best Manchester City sack the boss, rock-bottom Liverpool persist with Rafa while Spurs top the ...
Mark Hughes was sacked by for not achieving targets but the Blues are the second most improved team in the Barclays Premier League from this time last year. Yet despite showing the biggest negative... (photo: AP / Claude Paris)

Manchester United's Gary Neville celebrates at full time after victory against Benfica during their Group F Champions League soccer match at Old Trafford, Manchester, England, Wednesday Dec. 6, 2006. United won 3-1.

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Manchester United veteran Gary Neville predicts tightest title race in history - but has no ...
Gary Neville reckons this is the most open Barclays Premier League title race in history and that are by no means out of the running to retain their crown - despite having lost FIVE games already this... (photo: AP / Jon Super)

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Lionel Messi wins FIFA World Player of the Year award
Geneva: Barcelona star Lionel Messi was named FIFA World Player of the Year Monday, adding one more title to his abundant collection of soccer's great honours. Messi lifted the prestigious award at... (photo: Creative Commons / Adrià García)

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Manchester United's Cristiano Ronaldo reacts at the end of the UEFA Champions League final soccer match between Manchester United and Barcelona in Rome, Wednesday May 27, 2009.

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Cristiano Ronaldo admits to missing United "a little bit"
December 22, 2009 Cristiano Ronaldo concedes he has missed Manchester United since completing his world record £80 million transfer to Real Madrid over the summer. GettyImages Cristiano... (photo: AP / Jon Super)

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Messi wins World Player gong
Lionel Messi capped a glorious year by becoming the first Argentine to win the Fifa World Player of the Year award, nearly completing his collection of football's... (photo: Creative Commons / Flickr)

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Roberto Mancini targets Manchester City title triumph
Mancini sets targets for City Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has his sights set on a top-four finish this season before going all out to win the Premier League... (photo: public domain / )

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Tottenham Hotspur's Robbie Keane gestures during the UEFA cup soccer match against Hapoel Tel Aviv at Bloomfield stadium in Tel Aviv

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Premier League - Paper Round: Robbie Keane and Artur Boruc in swap deal
Eurosport - Tottenham are ready to sell Robbie Keane to Celtic but want Polish keeper Artur Boruc as part of the deal. The Daily Mirror say Harry Redknapp is willing to... (photo: AP Photo / Emilio Morenatti)

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Manchester City's Robinho reacts after scoring against FC Twente during their UEFA Cup group A soccer match at the City of Manchester Stadium, Manchester, England.

The Daily Mail
New Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini wants £32.5m record buy Robinho to write the club's history
New manager Roberto Mancini wants Robinho to 'write the history' of . The British record £32.5million striker will be one of the first players Mancini will want to settle... (photo: AP / Paul Thomas)

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Manchester United forward Wayne Rooney, is seen, arriving in a hotel, Moscow, Monday, May 19, 2008. Manchester United will face Chelsea in the first all-English Champions League final soccer match at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow on Wednesday May 21.

The Daily Mail
Wayne and Coleen Rooney take their son Kai out for a shopping trip in Manchester ...
He's just two months old, but Kai Rooney got a taste of the life he will no doubt become accustomed to when he's old enough to enjoy it. The newest member of the Rooney... (photo: AP / Sergey Ponomarev)

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Terrorism

	Afghanistan strategy right: Brown Ananova
	Net chatter puts UK on alert The Times of India
	Scotland Yard warns of 26/11-style attack on London The Times of India
	What Tony Blair did next after Downing Street The Times

Media News

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	Roberto Mancini wants Robinho to "make history" ESPN
	Man City defend sacking of Hughes Kenya Broadcasting Corp
	Neville - Race is hotting up Sky Sports

EU

	Next Stage on Iran Could Hold Real Peril Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
	McCartney would enjoy London music residency CBC
	Britain blames China for climate talks' failure The Star
	Report: UConn gives Calhoun new deal The Boston Globe

Manchester News

Arrests at English, Welsh matches fall 2 percent

Rihanna Plots Spring U.K. Tour

The Fiver Christmas Awards 2009

Councils blasted in gritting row

England set to start Four Nations series in Wellington

Exam results could carry inaccuracy warning

Woman faces paedophile charges

Former royal harpist who turned to drugs gets community serv

Manchester, United Kingdom 2009.02.25
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BAA profits jump as passengers return

BAA wins appeal against sell off ruling

Inter Milan coach Roberto Mancini

Mancini begins overhaul of Man City

An escape chute deployed from the British Airways Boeing 777 plane flying from China that landed short of the runway at London's Heathrow Airport, Thursday Jan. 17, 2008. The plane was flight BA38 from Beijing to London, British Airways said. The Boeing 777 made an emergency landing at 1242 GMT and all passengers were evacuated, airport operator BAA PLC said. Three passengers were assessed for minor injuries following the incident, London Ambulance Service said. The aircraft appeared to have landed just meters (yards) from a busy perimeter road, Britain's Press Association reported. The impact wrecked the undercarriage and caused extensive damage to both wings, the report said.

BAA successfully appeals airport breakup ruling

Boxing review of 2009 Sky Sports
Gary Cahill laments Bolton's night off but insists: It'll be The Daily Mail
Fatherhood fears: Surge in diabetes could leave thousands of The Daily Mail
Stansted sale on ice as BAA lands appeal win over 'bias' The Independent
Premier League will be decided by wit not money The Guardian
William Ferrier: Steelworker and trade unionist who served L The Independent
Future of BAA's portfolio unclear after successful tribunal The Times
CAT's ruling declaws monopoly body The Times
BAA secures appeal victory over ruling to sell off airports The Guardian
UK ruling buys BAA time on airport sales The Guardian
Third party sponsorship for immigrants is lawful The Times
ZIMBABWE: Expats oppose tax in exchange for voting IRINnews
Airport operator BAA wins appeal against UK government rulin Hartford Courant
BAA wins appeal on airports sales BBC News
Loan turns around company's fortunes - Manchester business g The Gleaner
Christmas chaos as cold cripples Eurostar trains Business Report
Christmas shoppers defy snow and economy The Independent
Maintaining continuity after acquisition, the TVS way The Hindu
Eurostar rail service struggles to get back on track Irish Times
Rise in West End property values fraught with danger The Times

Conservative leader Silvio Berlusconi, at center, reads out the names of his ministers after meeting with Italian President Giorgio Napolitano at the Quirinale Presidential Palace in Rome, Wednesday, May 7, 2008. Berlusconi formed Italy's 62nd postwar government on Wednesday, his third stint as premier. At left, Presidential spokesman Pasquale Cascella; at right, Quirinale Secretary General Donato Marr

Choose your weapon of political protest

Twitter - Website - Internet

Web Attack on Twitter Is Third Assault This Year

Religious Statues are seen at St Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, in Dublin, Ireland, Wednesday, May 20, 2009. A fiercely debated, long-delayed investigation into Ireland's Roman Catholic-run institutions says priests and nuns terrorized thousands of boys and girls in workhouse-style schools for decades - and government inspectors failed to stop the chronic beatings, rapes and humiliation. Nine years in the making, Wednesday's 2,600-page report sides almost completely with the horrific reports of abuse from former students sent to more than 250 church-run, mostly residential institutions

Letters: Child abuse and the Church

A safe haven? The Guardian
Letters: Liberal Democrats The Independent
Barcelona president rules out any move for Robinho CBC
Serie A - Inter president determined not to lose Mario Balot Yahoo Daily News
Barcelona President Joan Laporta Reveals Manchester City Rej Goal
The climate battle that's right on your doorstep... The Daily Mail
Stephen Glover: £40m sale of family silver may not go far at The Independent
Police forces to merge in biggest shake-up to police service The Times
Not Easy Being Green redOrbit
Ricky Whittle misses out as Hollyoaks stars brave a freezing The Daily Mail
Jim Brown: director of Radio Free Europe The Times
Christmas getaway chaos as heavy snow closes roads and force The Daily Mail
For trade, Obama doesn't look South The Miami Herald
Peter Crouch pounces twice as Spurs stay in the party mood The Observer
Web attackers breach Twitter for 3rd time Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The dichotomy of Shea-Porter's war politics The Examiner
Not even Cameron can control the politics of anger The Guardian
Harry Redknapp Plays Down Tottenham Hotspur's 'Secret' Party Goal
America's endemic Jew hatred The Examiner
Report: Wife plans to divorce Woods Philadelphia Daily News

Jane Austen Centre

GCSE students learn Shakespeare 'the rock n roll way'!

Harry Potter

Harry Potter: Icons of the decade

Leader of the Conservative Party David Cameron

Tories are a party for the rich, say voters

Valleys church helps community fight debt BBC News
British doctors' stem cell therapy gives man back his sight The Times
Quilt made by prisoners will go on display at London's V&A m The Times
School musical to help others BBC News
Israel's friendly football fans The Guardian
Tricky road conditions and 50 school closures in Wales BBC News
Charge over art student stabbing BBC News
Nigerian students swell UK economy with N245.6bn yearly Business Day Online
Jackson, Cronkite among arts world deaths in 2009 The Boston Globe
Tuesday's High School Sports Schedule Hartford Courant
King's College of Management gets new licence after fake pla The Times
An Education leads contenders for London film honours CBC
'Thou shalt shoplift' says priest BBC News
Nucleus Research Announces Annual Technology Predictions for The Examiner
Outrage over UK-Europe Rail Link Shutdown CBS News
Eri-British Private Educational Institution Graduates 242 St All Africa
Bobette Morgan has a passion for community service The Gleaner
Snow closes schools and airport BBC News
Snow - school closures in Wales BBC News
The year when Twitter came of age The Siasat Daily

US Saengerin Britney Spears zeigt am Donnerstag, 27. November 2008, nach der Verleihung des Bambi 2008 Medienpreises in Offenburg die Trophae. (AP Photo/Miguel Villagran)-- U.S. singer Britney Spears shows her prize after the Bambi 2008 media award ceremony in Offenburg, Germany, Thursday, Nov. 27, 2008.

Britney beats Obama as most searched celeb

Google

'Google pays no tax on 1.6 billion pound earning in Britain'

Google Is in Talks to Buy Yelp

Chinese web pirates steal design BBC News
Web crusade stops British Christmas no.1 shoo-in The Independent
Firearms officer made online death threat against sergeant The Guardian
Stop the press: Campaign to prevent online advertising BBC News
Twitter hacked by Iranian Cyber Army The Examiner
'Lost in translation' interview becomes web hit BBC News
E-crime: Police warning to be aware of cyber criminals BBC News
2000-2009 - The decade that changed the world The Siasat Daily
From old Futures to modern Technology The Guardian
Internet users warned of Koobface virus on social networking Newstrack India
McDonald's To Lift Internet Access Fee Hartford Courant
DOE begins Open Energy Information website The Examiner
TV Still Has a Hold on Teenagers The New York Times
Modern life causing brain overload DNA India
IoS letters, emails & online postings (13 December 2009) The Independent
Cisco and British Telecom head for the ‘cloud’ Taipei Times
Dark Horse corrects "Creepy" printing errors online The Examiner
Internet monitoring: invasion of privacy or employer’s right The Examiner
The expanding world of online scams CBC
Perks v perils of eBay dealing The Times

Palestinians welcome a boat carrying members of the "Free Gaza" group, upon its arrival at Gaza port in Gaza City, Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2008. A small boat carrying pro-Palestinian activists has sailed into Gaza's port in defiance of an Israeli blockade on the coastal territory. It's the fourth boat of activists to reach Gaza from Cy

Help end Gaza blockade, aid groups urge EU

Gatwick Airport

Gatwick and Luton airports forced to close after fresh wave of snow catches forecasters and ...

Filipino female nursing students crossing the street in Cavite, Philippines

Nurses to offer patients advice on alcohol intake

Prince William sleeps rough on the streets of London to expe The Daily Mail
Mentally ill Briton facing death penalty in China for smuggl The Daily Mail
C.diff inquiry at Vale of Leven to begin in February BBC News
Wales opts to save transplant patients The Guardian
British politics may be about to get a bit more American, bu The Daily Mail
Baby hospital death 'unavoidable' BBC News
China defends decision to execute drug-smuggling Briton Akma The Times
Rights of British death row heroin smuggler 'respected' BBC News
China says trial for condemned Briton was fair Syracuse
British children's fitness levels fall faster than anywhere The Daily Mail
China set to execute British man for drug smuggling: Officia The Times of India
Ten days of New Year's resolutions day two - get fit The Examiner
The causes and treatment of Cardiac Arrest The Examiner
BC Hydro might up rates to pay for homes dispute CBC
Tenants Struggle as a British Landlord Goes Bust The New York Times
FIFA Honours Sir Bobby Robson With Fair Play Award Goal
Bessemer Court adds mental health division The Business Review
Charges pending in 'shaken baby' case CBC
Briton's death sentence upheld by China's supreme court The Guardian
UK officials: China sets execution date for Briton Syracuse

file picture shows the euro sign in front of the European Central Bank, ECB, in Frankfurt, central Germany. Thursday March 5 2009 .

Eurozone industrial output fell 0.6 percent in Oct

Daniel Barenboim

The best classical music of the decade

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McCall Smith has many books brewing, just like bush tea

Chrysler announcement on Dundee set for Thursday Toledo Blade
MSPs face losing right to employ own family The Times
MSPs to be urged against employing family members BBC News
Birmingham v BLACKBURN: David Dunn set to miss clash with fo The Daily Mail
Manpower: 68% of Birmingham employers won't hire in 1Q Business Journal
British house prices are heading for long-term decline Money Week
Killers on the bin round: Prisoners employed to collect rubb The Daily Mail
Kirk Douglas provides dinner to homeless on Thanksgiving DNA India
Local government's 21st-century troubleshooters The Guardian
Singer who performed for Brad Pitt, George Clooney working a DNA India
Hogarth's heroes pursue portrait mystery Sydney Morning Herald
In this section This is Money
Dear Jeremy The Guardian
Construction industry blacklisting: the fallout continues The Guardian
Union demands details of Kraft's plan for Cadbury The Times
Union provides BA staff with link to solicitors as airline b The Times
Employer lie detector use 'grows' BBC News
BA to cut tenth of jobs after losing £292m in disastrous sum The Times
Offenders employed to paint estate on the cheap Islington Tribune
FTSE 100 ends up on US jobs data Yahoo Daily News

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