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MADRID. — Lionel Messi and his father Jorge Horacio have been summoned by a Spanish court for questioning as part of an investigation into tax fraud allegations.AVB says Bale going nowhere
LONDON. — Andre Villas-Boas insists Gareth Bale will not be leaving White Hart Lane this summer despite Real Madrid’s very public pursuit of the Tottenham star.Usmanov wants Arsenal to get Rooney
LONDON. — Arsenal powerbroker Alisher Usmanov thinks a move to the Emirates would be “great” for Wayne Rooney and for the Gunners.In Moyes we believe: Rio Ferdinand
LONDON. — Rio Ferdinand believes Manchester United will remain a potent force as David Moyes is the ideal manager to follow in Sir Alex Ferguson’s footsteps.Murray set to end British pain
LONDON. – The Spanish Civil War started, Gone with the Wind was a publishing sensation and Jesse Owens spectacularly defied Hitler and the Nazis at the Berlin Olympics.‘Boks on right track’
JOHANNESBURG. – Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer moved to counter claims that he wasn’t casting his net wide enough, and didn’t give enough players opportunities to play during the current CastleLions add Welsh flavour ahead of Test
MELBOURNE. – British and Irish Lions coach Warren Gatland is keeping faith with a nucleus of Welsh players for the series-opening Test against Australia, selecting eight players from his Six Nations
Obama hides behind lies
In his speech in Berlin on Wednesday, President Barack Obama made much of the fact that he was the first American president to speak from the eastern side of the Brandenburg Gate, in what was
Editorial Comment:City mess highlights why voters need to be extra careful
Harare’s city councillors are showing a lot more imagination in their campaigns for a second term than they have shown in their five years in council, but wanting to display new garbage trucks at their
Kenyatta’s trial deferred
The Hague. — The International Criminal Court has pushed back the start of Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta’s crimes against humanity trial until November 12.