It's a big game for…
Max Gradel: The Ivorian winger has had previous spells at both clubs, and he was once loaned from Leicester to Bournemouth.
It's a big game for…
Kurt Zouma: Given a rare start ahead of Gary Cahill in Chelsea’s win over West Brom, Zouma will keep his place in the starting line-up thanks to John Terry’s dismissal.
It's a big game for…
Adam Traore: The £7m signing from Barcelona made his debut for Aston Villa last weekend as he came off the bench and played a huge part in his team's goal.
A man has been spotted using an Xbox controller in the press box during the Newcastle vs Arsenal game and no-one seems to know why.
Aug 29 (Infostrada Sports) - Results from the Motorcycling Grand Prix Great Britain Moto3 Qualification on Saturday 1. Jorge Navarro (Spain) Honda 2:12.440 2. Karel Hanika (Czech Republic) KTM 2:12.979 3. Danny Kent (Britain) Honda 2:13.044 4. Efren Vazquez (Spain) Honda 2:13.124 5. Isaac Vinales (Spain) Husqvarna 2:13.144 6. Alexis Masbou (France) Honda 2:13.446 7. Enea Bastianini (Italy) Honda 2:13.525 8. Romano Fenati (Italy) KTM 2:13.548
Kevin De Bruyne is set to undergo a medical with Manchester City ahead of a £58m move after being left out of Wolfsburg's victory over Schalke on Friday night.
Jermain Defoe has hit back at criticism over an advert seeking a personal assistant and his insisted: "I do pack my own fridge".
Aug 29 (Infostrada Sports) - Scoreboard at stumps on the second day in the third and final Test between Sri Lanka and India on Saturday in Colombo, Sri Lanka India 1st innings (Overnight: 50-2) L. Rahul b Prasad 2 C. Pujara not out 135 A. Rahane lbw b Pradeep 8 V. Kohli c K. Perera b Mathews 18 Ro. Sharma c Tharanga b
TORONTO (Reuters) - The owner of adultery website Ashley Madison had already been struggling to sell itself or raise funds for at least three years before the publication of details about its members, according to internal documents and emails also released by hackers as part of their assault on the company in recent weeks.
COLOMBO (Reuters) - Cheteshwar Pujara recorded his seventh hundred and held India's innings together against an inspired spell of fast bowling by Dhammika Prasad on the second day of the third and final test against Sri Lanka on Saturday.
COLOMBO, Aug 29 (Reuters) - Cheteshwar Pujara recorded his seventh hundred and held India's innings together against an inspired spell of fast bowling by Dhammika Prasad on the second day of the third and final test against Sri Lanka on Saturday.
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - At least 38 young women have died in a road accident in Swaziland on their way to an annual ceremony where the king might have chosen one of them as his wife, an advocacy group said on Saturday.
France's defense ministry says a French soldier deployed in Mali has died after being accidentally shot by a fellow soldier at a military camp.
Gunbattles between rival Taliban factions left at least five dead in southern Afghanistan, a top official with the insurgent group said Saturday as its members meet in Pakistan to resolve a leadership crisis following the...
BOGOTA (Reuters) - Coach Jose Pekerman has dropped Chelsea striker Radamel Falcao and Juventus midfielder Juan Cuadrado as he looks to breathe new life into Colombia’s team for the 2018 World Cup qualifiers.
PARIS (Reuters) - Two French journalists have been placed under formal investigation after Morocco's King Mohammed filed a complaint accusing them of attempting blackmail by threatening to publish a book about him, a judicial source said.
ZURICH (Reuters) - A form of debt restructuring rather than outright forgiveness should enable Greece to handle its "unviable" debt burden, the head of the International Monetary Fund was quoted as telling a Swiss newspaper.
KABUL (Reuters) - Two large explosions heard in Afghanistan's capital Kabul on Saturday were controlled blasts by deminers, the city's deputy police chief said.
Rob Dempsey was hungry and lonely, digging through trash bins for food, when he found something that would change his life forever.
William Boyd’s new heroine, Amory Clay, does love a penis. Her first lover has “a pinched bud of his thick foreskin (which) made his penis look tuberous, vegetal”. Her second has one that is “smaller … though thicker and more heavy headed; the glans seems distinctly bigger … like a medieval soldier’s helmet, called a sallet”. The third has one that is “small, darkly pigmented”; the fourth – well, you get the idea.
Doomed if they do, doomed if they don’t: such is the tricky spot the Libertines find themselves in on their first album since 2004’s implosion. More than most, the Libs can’t hope to recreate the volatility that first inspired them, unless they like hospital food. Nor can they change much, their identity being hopelessly entangled in the self-mythologisation of reckless youth.
In the opening lines of Doug Johnstone’s new book, its protagonist, Ellie, wonders why, despite there being widows and orphans, there is no word for a parent who has lost a child. It’s the kind of thought that regularly keeps her company as she goes on a very personal patrol. Months before the story begins, Ellie’s teenaged son, Logan, jumped to his death from the Forth Road Bridge. Now she spends her time haunting the bridge, swimming in the freezing waters around it, watching CCTV footage of her son’s last moments... Читать дальше...
As a televisual event, Egypt’s revolution to overthrow President Hosni Mubarak in 2011 worked: history was being rewritten across North Africa, the revolution was digital, led by Twitter and Facebook and with the incarcerated Google executive Wael Ghonim as the off-stage hero, and Tahrir Square, where the protesters gathered, provided an easy visual shorthand.
When Ann Cleeves sat down to write the seventh in her popular series of crime novels featuring Detective Inspector Vera Stanhope, the only plot point she had in her mind before starting was that the two murder victims would be men.
Joseph Roth is best known for his novel The Radetzky March, about the decline and fall of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Born into a Jewish family in Galicia in 1894, he worked as a journalist for the Frankfurter Zeitung, among other newspapers, travelling across Europe until the rise of fascism forced him to leave Germany.
