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Extreme rainfall that swamped northern England with devastating floods, sweeping away bridges, making hundreds homeless and killing a policeman, was the heaviest ever recorded in Britain in a 24-hour period.
Rafael Benitez acknowledges that Liverpool's clash with Manchester City today is "make or break." Related Stories Man admits Davenport knife attack Eduardo extends Arsenal contract World Cup failure will cost Ireland millions...
Chelsea are set to unveil the prodigy that got them into a heap of transfer trouble - 18-year-old Gael Kakuta - from the bench today, with manager Carlo Ancelotti raving about him: 'At his age, I have never seen one player with...
Tevez status slipping at Man City striker Carlos Tevez is struggling to maintain his status as a first-choice. The Guardian says City manager Mark Hughes is ready to drop Tevez for today's trip to Liverpool. Tevez was notorious...
DAILY MAIL Frank Lampard yesterday joined the list of Barclays Premier Leagueplayers who have flown to Belgrade to seek help from Serbian housewifeMariana Kovacevic. Match-fixing probe reaches Britain as 17 are arrested over...
Half the Liverpool and Manchester City players who have had 'horse placenta' treatment will be fit for today's lunchtime showdown - participation of the other half will depend on the going. It's hard to know whether this is a...
A man believed to be in his 40s was struck by a car and killed Friday evening while crossing Ritchie Highway in Glen Burnie. The man was hit about 5:45 p.m. near Ritchie Highway and Sixth Avenue, according to Sgt. Michael...
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M y mother endorsed Thanksgiving because she felt it was an unemotional holiday. It didn't carry all the past associations and mental baggage of other feasts. It was just pleasant to gather around a table for an afternoon on...
MANCHESTER CITY manager Mark Hughes may already be persona non grata on the Everton side of Stanley Park, but if the rumours viciously circling Liverpool yesterday prove to be true, he can now also consider himself a most...
