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| José Mourinho in post-match fracas over Manchester City's 'noisy' celebrations Arteta's eyebrow was split open during a melee in a narrow corridor outside City's dressing room and there were unconfirmed reports that another member of Guardiola's backroom staff needed medical treatment after a confrontation sparked by José Mourinho apparently telling the victorious players to ...
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| Wales is second best household waste recycler in the world Policies brought in by the Welsh government and a target to be zero waste by 2050 have driven the country up the league table to come in just under Germany. With recycling rates of 63.8% for municipal solid waste, which includes household plastic and other packaging, Wales is set to become the ...
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| NFL players who protested during national anthem in Week 14 President Donald Trump last month bashed a plan that would keep NFL teams in the locker room during the national anthem, saying it is "almost as bad as kneeling." Trump has also criticized free-agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick -- who launched the wave of protests during the anthem last season ...
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Democrats eye gains in Pennsylvania trial on 'goofy' gerrymandering LOWER MERION, Pa. (Reuters) - In Pennsylvania state Senator Daylin Leach's bid to win a seat vital to the Democratic Party's chances in 2018 elections of taking control of the U.S. Congress, his opponents may not be his biggest obstacle.
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| Prince Philip goes back to his Danish roots in new portrait A new portrait of the Duke of Edinburgh is to go on display in the UK and Denmark next year. Painted by artist Ralph Heimans, Philip is shown in the imposing setting of Windsor Castle wearing the sash of the Order of the Elephant, Denmark's highest-ranking honour. The Duke has a close association ...
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