Nigerian Leader Bans Football After World Cup
The Nigerian national football team has been banned from competitive games for two years by the country’s president following their poor performance at the World Cup.
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The Nigerian national football team has been banned from competitive games for two years by the country’s president following their poor performance at the World Cup.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - An Austrian university is on the hunt for girls who recoil at the sight of spiders for research into how dread affects the processes of the brain.
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A man who threw a shoe at Israel’s chief justice, knocking her off the bench, was sentenced Wednesday to three years in jail.
AUCKLAND (Reuters) - A lock of hair cut from Napoleon Bonaparte’s head after he died has sold for US$13,000 at an auction in New Zealand.
BOSTON (Reuters) - The cash-strapped state of Rhode Island is hoping to turn residents’ patriotic fervor into a boost in tax revenue this July 4th, after passing a law that legalizes small fireworks for individual use.
A student who weighs just four stone has told how she must eat up to 60 meals a day to stay alive.
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A beauty queen has been stripped of her title - because she lied about her age and where she lived.
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MEXICO CITY, June 28 (Reuter) - Mexican singer Sergio Vega was murdered while on a national tour at the weekend, just hours after denying reports of his death, local media reported.
LONDON (Reuters) - Modern festival-goers who dread ending up with a dead mobile phone battery after days stuck in a muddy field with no electric plug power points may now have a solution — power boots.
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain’s financial regulator has fined and banned a former broker for manipulating oil prices by buying more than 7 million barrels while on a drinking binge.