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Bush went to Beijing for the opening of the Summer Games that was supposed to be a coming-out party for a more welcoming China. The Korean accord had been warmly encouraged by the IOC, seeming to bend its definition of political neutrality to the limit. The U. He announced the U. A teenager in the US has pleaded not guilty to child abuse and attempted first-degree murder after being accused of throwing her newborn baby in a rubbish bin.

Alexis Avila has been able to stay out of jail pending her trial but must remain under house arrest. CCTV footage showed a young woman, believed to be the year-old, throwing a plastic bag into the large bin behind a shopping centre in New Mexico, before driving off. The Covid self-isolation period has been cut to five days, following an announcement by Health Secretary Sajid Javid. The announcement, on January 13, means people can leave isolation at the start of day six, subject to two negative lateral flow tests taken a day apart, with the first of these tests being no sooner than day five.

It comes after changes which means Britons who are asymptomatic who return a positive lateral flow test will no longer need to get a confirmatory PCR test. Boris Johnson does not need to resign if he attended party, says senior Tory. The model and TV star crashed in September while she was under the influence. Friends and colleagues pay tribute after the recent deaths of these groundbreaking naturalists, who shifted our understanding of the world and our future.

Gill was among the most prominent sculptors of the 20th century but is said to have sexually abused two of his daughters. OnThisDay Homosexuals were now free to join Britain's Armed Services, after a European Court ruling - as long as they followed a code of conduct.

A former Royal Navy sailor is walking around nearly 8, miles around the UK coast - after first coming up with the idea aged seven years old. Jim Morton, 61, set off nearly a year ago from Penistone, South Yorks, and is currently in Edinburgh, on his th day of the trek.

He was 60 when he set off on April 12, and expects to be 62 when he finishes the 7, mile trek, and praised the kindness of strangers who let him use their electricity and sleep on their driveways. In August he was hospitalised for three days in the summer after suffering a bleed on the brain and breaking his foot. He is raising money for the Gurkhas after serving with them on the first Navy ship he worked on, in the s. He arrived in Scotland in May, and in August got stuck on a ledge in the Isle of Skye and ended up in hospital after jumping off in a bid to reach a tree - but woke up 20ft below on a stony beach after the cliff collapsed.

Novak Djokovic probably "did not know" of his own positive Covid test result when he mixed with the public in Serbia without a mask, his mother said Wednesday in a television interview. London's Metropolitan Police have not ruled out a criminal probe into the party. Eight countries that include Iran, Venezuela and Sudan have lost their right to vote at the United Nations because of unpaid dues.

Hundreds of thousands of Indian pilgrims began packing an island in the Ganges on Thursday for a vast religious festival as Covid cases surge nationwide, prompting fears of a superspreader event.

The death of an unarmed African-American man shot by an off-duty white police officer under mysterious circumstances has fueled outrage in Fayetteville, North Carolina, where relatives of the victim are calling for protests Thursday.

Schools in Uganda reopen nearly two years after learning was suspended because of the coronavirus pandemic, ending the world's longest school closure. Read full article. Olivera Nikolic. Story continues. Our goal is to create a safe and engaging place for users to connect over interests and passions. In order to improve our community experience, we are temporarily suspending article commenting.

Latest stories. John Rocker vs. New York City What was supposed to be an innocuous interview as part of a feature in Sports Illustrated quickly turned into an all-out war between Atlanta Braves pitcher John Rocker and the entire city of New York. During the interview, Rocker unloaded copious amounts of invective against the Big Apple when asked if he'd ever play for the Yankees or Mets.

His response, which took shots at single mothers, the LGBTQ community and just about every ethnic persuasion going so far as to call Mets fans "degenerates. Terrell Owens vs. From his battles with 49ers head coach Steve Mariucci to his struggles with Eagles head coach Andy Reid, it seemed there wasn't a locker room Owens couldn't poison.

As a player, Owens was innately talented, but for all his talent, his need for his coaches to recognize and praise that talent was equally as great.

Coupled with his on-field antics and petty contractual disputes, Owens would eventually find himself as persona non grata at just about every stop throughout his career. Allen Iverson vs.

Many thought pairing Iverson with the legendary Brown would be a match made in heaven, but their styles clashed immediately as Brown's structured approach toward the game turned Iverson off, especially when it came to the concept of practice. While the pair was able to turn the Sixers into playoff contenders, the relationship was damaged from the start and only got worse until Brown left the team in Ironically, Iverson would go on to say that Brown was the best coach he ever had.

Brett Favre vs. As Favre had a change of heart, Thompson refused to return him to the starting spot, nor release him, spurring a bitter feud between the former Packer hero and a team that seemed to want to move on from the legend who made the franchise relevant again. Randy Moss vs. For seven seasons, Moss redefined the role of wide receiver, putting up insane numbers until his departure.

After stints with the Raiders and Patriots, Moss famously returned to the Vikes in , and what was supposed to be a happy reunion quickly turned sour as Moss immediately became a locker room cancer as his toxic behavior forced head coach Brad Childress to cut him with little to no explanation, although most believe it was Childress' attempt to appease quarterback Brett Favre, who had no use for Moss either.

Alex Rodriguez vs. A player at the peak of prowess, and the missing piece that would help the Yankees into a new dynasty, A-Rod didn't actually get the Yanks to the Promised Land until the season. Whether it was disagreements with former Yankees manager Joe Torre, who criticized him for his lack of production in postseason play, to his positive test for steroids and subsequent year-long suspension, A-Rod's relationship with the Bronx Bombers was tumultuous, finally coming to an end in LeBron James vs.

Cleveland Cavaliers Never mind that King James would return to his home and win the Cleveland Cavaliers their first and only NBA championship in , on July 10, , James would become a local pariah when he declared that he'd be taking his "talents to South Beach," choosing to sign a free agent deal with the Miami Heat vs. Kobe Bryant vs. Phil Jackson Winning can bring teams together, but it can also drive them apart.

Despite returning the Los Angeles Lakers to greatness, injuries and an early playoff loss led to a rift between star teammates Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O'Neal, causing head coach Phil Jackson to eventually jump into the fray, causing an even bigger rift between Jackson and Bryant. Bryant routinely began to flex his muscles against Jackson, often deviating from Jackson's plays, choosing instead to do things his way, to often mixed results.

Jackson, fed up with his rebellious star, left the team soon after, writing a memoir that included a scathing critique of Bryant that alienated the pair further — that is until Jackson returned to the team, leading Bryant to another couple of NBA championships. Jim Harbaugh vs. San Francisco 49ers When Jim Harbaugh was coaxed from his rather secure position at Stanford to coach the woeful San Francisco 49ers in , he immediately revitalized the flaccid franchise, shocking the entire league as the Niners found themselves in the NFC championship game after finishing the previous season below.

The team's success would continue the next year, culminating into a Super Bowl appearance. But Harbaugh's frenetic style rubbed GM Trent Baalke the wrong way, creating a war of words that would spill out publicly, turning a success story into a nightmare that also sucked in owner Jed York, ending in the Niners collapsing almost as soon as they rose, with Harbaugh departing for Michigan in and Baalke being fired one year later.

Colin Kaepernick vs. NFL What started as a silent act of protest from San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick turned into an overt act of blackballing the activist QB from the league entirely, even though the league refuses to acknowledge that teams continue to treat him as if he's radioactive.



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