Rooney ‘slaps’ wrestler in WWE skit
Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney stole the show at a World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) event by ‘slapping’ a wrestler who goaded him at ringside. Rooney has come under fire over a shortage
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Pardon call as anniversary of Saro-Wiwa’s death marked in Nigeria
Supporters of the Nigerian activist Ken Saro-Wiwa on Tuesday marked the 20th anniversary of his execution as the country’s main human rights body called for a posthumous pardon. Saro-Wiwa was hanged after
‘Weak’ PM to head Poland’s new conservative government: media
Polish media on Tuesday warned of the dangers of coupling a weak premier with a cabinet of hawks a day after prime-minister-in-waiting Beata Szydlo unveiled her new new conservative cabinet. Szydlo is
Cameron lays out demands for Britain to stay in EU
Prime Minister David Cameron warned Tuesday that Britain could leave the EU if it does not get the reforms it wants before a “once-in-a-generation” referendum to settle its troubled relationship with Europe.
Balotelli set for op on troublesome groin: report
AC Milan striker Mario Balotelli has suffered a setback in his fight to regain fitness with reports claiming he may require surgery to repair a troublesome groin injury. Balotelli, who has made
Pope urges fight against exploitation in Italy’s ‘Chinatown’
Pope Francis on Tuesday urged Italy’s textile city of Prato, home to a large Chinese community with widespread illegal sweatshops, to fight exploitation, illegality and corruption. Thousands of people lined the streets
US court rules against Obama on immigration measures
A federal appeals court on Monday blocked measures announced by US President Barack Obama last year that give work permits and deportation protection to some four million undocumented migrants. Obama issued decrees
Tanzania’s new president restricts foreign travel for officials, cuts tax exemptions
Tanzania’s new President John Magufuli, on Tuesday ordered restrictions on foreign travel by government officials and cuts in tax exemptions, signalling the potential start of fiscal belt-tightening measures by his government. A
Central African Catholics look to pope visit for salvation
Fervent Roman Catholics in the Central African Republic, faced with almost daily killings, are counting on Pope Francis to help save their battered nation when he is scheduled to visit late in
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