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Top news and transfer rumors from Sunday’s papers… Premier League Chelsea Winger Pedro Neto The names are understood Manchester City Radar when they make a list of potential wing targets – Daily Mail Real Madrid Come to the party and…

New Bell – a notorious prison in Douala, Cameroon – is a city within a city. The facility has its own “taxis” (prisoners who scramble to deliver messages on foot through the crowded grounds), its own law enforcement (prisoners assisted…

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Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s policy proposals feature prominently in the Sunday papers. Source link

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Dick Marquis, who led the FBI’s Lockerbie task force, said he believed the PFLP-GC was the “number one suspect” when the case began, but years of investigation have turned up nothing to prove it. “There was not a shred of…

NewsFeed Yemen’s Houthis have said they will target Saudi Arabia’s Aramco-owned oil facilities, in the latest escalation between the two sides. Saudi officials say they have stopped the missile and drone attacks. Yousef Mowry has more from Sanaa. Published on…