Jose Mourinho Irritated?

Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho cuts short his news conference in Bucharest after becoming irritated with questions from the media. Asked why Belgian midfielder Kevin De Bruyne has not travelled, Mourinho responds: "This is fantastic because no one asks me about [Juan] Mata. Three weeks you have been asking me about Mata. "I try to decide by what they do on...

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Students Attacked in Yobe

  Yobe students attack: Death toll rises to 78 The death toll at the College of Agriculure, Gujba ,Yobe State has risen to 78. At least 50 of them were students who were attacked in the early hours of yesterday morning as they slept in their hostel. Some were shot, others were butchered with swords and knives. The gunmen, suspected to be Boko Haram sect members later moved to houses...

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MISS WORLD 2013

MISS PHILIPPINES CROWNED MISS 2013 The 2013 Miss World pageant held today Saturday September 28th at Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center in Bali, Indonesia.Miss Philippines Megan Young beat 126 other contestants to win Miss World 2013. Miss France Marine Lorphelin was named 1st runner-up, while Miss Ghana Carranzar Naa Okailey Shooter came th...

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Judges uphold Charles Taylor's jail sentence

Hague judges confirm 50 year jail sentence of ex-Liberian president for war crimes and crimes against humanity. Judges at the Hague have upheld the 50-year jail sentence of former Liberian President Charles Taylor for aiding murderous rebels in Sierra Leone's civil war. Taylor, 65, had earlier been found guilty by the Special Court for Sierra Leone on April 26, 2012, of 11 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity including terrorism, murder, rape...

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Light shed on Michelle Obama hacking case

Cybercriminal system used to hack major databases and access millions of Americans' personal information exposed. Jay Z [-] An investigation by an independent journalist has revealed how computer hackers were able to access the personal information of several US public figures, including First Lady Michelle Obama, US media reports. On Wednesday, independent journalist...

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Rights groups Say Sudan police shot to kill

Two groups say more than 50 killed in protests over fuel prices, with police aiming at "protesters' chests and heads". Protesters vandalised banks and gas stations throughout Khartoum [Reuters  Two leading rights groups say Sudanese police have killed at least 50 people during protests in the last week, often "shooting to kill". A statement released by Amnesty International...

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Drama at Ibori's trial, Okiro's camp rejects Ribadu's claims   THE confiscation of assets hearing of former Delta State governor, Chief James Ibori, came to an abrupt end around 3.40pm on Wednesday ,when crown prosecutor, Sasha Wass,  asked Judge Anthony Pitts to adjourn proceedings in order...

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Interpol issues arrest warrant for ‘White Widow,’ British woman suspected in Kenya mall attack   AFP/Getty Images: A photo of fake South African passport of Samantha Lewthwaite released by Kenyan police in December 2011. Samantha Lewthwaite, nicknamed 'The white widow', widow of suicide bomber Germaine Lindsay, who blew himself up on a London Underground train on July 7, 2005,...

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Stars of Big Brother The Chase Reunite In Ghana For Selly's BirthDay Party It was an exciting reunion for Big Brother The Chase housemates Dilish, Maria, and Nigeria’s Melvin as they arrived Accra, Ghana last night for their fellow housemate Selly's 27th birthday celebration. Dilish, Maria, Melvin were welcomed at the Kotoka International Airport yesterday by the excited birthday girl...

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Another Loss For. BlackBerry

BLACKBERRY T-Mobile no longer stocking BlackBerry products at retail stores With BlackBerry facing a tenuous and uncertain future, T-Mobile has decided it's time for a shift in strategy. According to Reuters, the US carrier will no longer stock BlackBerry devices in its retail stores citing weak demand among everyday consumers. Instead, T-Mobile will now ship in-store and online orders directly to buyers. VP David Carey told Reuters that enterprise and business customers represent a large...

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Sports

German Cup Holders FC Bayern München marched into the last 16 of the German Cup with a 4-1 home success against Hannover 96. Thomas Müller drove in the opener in the 17th minute before Claudio Pizarro doubled the advantage shortly after with a powerful header. Fourth in the Bundesliga, Hannover fought back and Didier Ya Konan reduced the deficit on the counterattack before the break, but Müller restored the lead and Fraynck Ribéry added a fourth to ensure Bayern's quest for a 17th cup success...

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  Chinese Company Begins Work On New Lagos Airport Terminal The federal government has started the plan to realise the goal of making Lagos a West African hub with the construction of additional and modern terminal by the Chinese Civil Engineering Construction Company ( CCECC). FAAN yesterday mobilised to site at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos to begin...

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Breaking News!

Boko Haram Leader; Shekau says He Is Alive, Claims Responsibility For Recent Attacks In Borno State According to SaharaReporters The leader of Boko Haram, Sheik Imam Abubakar Shekau who had been declared dead by Nigerian military on August 19th 2013 has just appeared in a new video, saying he is alive and shame to Nigerian government and the military. Shekau in the video claimed...

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