Ex-KGB fugitive joins English football invasion (AFP)
                   
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by Dario Thuburn 22 minutes ago MOSCOW (AFP) - Thousands of excited English football fans thronged Moscow on Wednesday for the Champions League final between Chelsea and Manchester United, where one of Britain's most wanted men was also expected. Chanting fans walked around Red Square -- the site... [read full story]                    

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