Chelsea go 12 points clear after 3-1 win over Arsenal
The game did not even change after the break. "Two minutes into the game he signalled that he wasn't right". Neither Bellerin's replacement Gabriel nor Nacho Monreal did what should have been their primary job.
Louvre attack: Man shot after wounding soldier with machete
A French soldier is thought to have opened fire at a man who tried to enter the gallery with a knife. The world has united in an act of solidarity for the victims of the Paris terror attacks.
USA services sector rebounds in January
A PMI reading above 50 indicates an expansion in manufacturing activity, while a reading below that points to a contraction. Markit say that the Jan numbers still show positive signs and could put the United Kingdom on course for 0.5% growth in Q1.
Britain's Parliament Votes to Trigger Brexit
However, a few prominent MPs, such as Tory Ken Clarke and Lib Dem leader Tim Farron said they would vote against the bill. The main opposition Labour Party said it will try to amend the bill but not block it.
Senate Democrats Fail to Delay Rex Tillerson's Confirmation Vote
Tillerson was widely known for opposing sanctions against Russian Federation in his ExxonMobil corporate life. The vote stands in stark contrast to previous roll calls in which nominees were backed overwhelmingly.
IOS 11 may be dropping support for 32-bit apps
Many companies register their apps as being outside of Iran to be able to get onto the store, reported TechCrunch . There are still a large number of 32-bit apps in the App Store that have not been updated for a long time.
Judge allows travellers who landed with visas to stay in country
Her ruling was followed by similar decisions by federal judges in California, Virginia, Seattle and Boston. More than 75 percent of Canada's exports are to the U.S.
Copa del Rey: Barcelona to face Atletico Madrid in semi-final
Barca have won the past two editions of the competition, and are the record holders of the King's Cup, with 28 trophies. The semi-finals will be played on 01/02 and 08/09 February. "It's vital we score at their place in the first leg".
The Popcorn Stand: Did Average Joes compete in Pro Bowl Dodgeball?
Additionally, numerous 88 Pro Bowl participants have invited their high school coaches to take part in the week with them. At least we know that National Football League players really are playing for the glory of winning a Super Bowl.
United edge past spirited Hull to reach League Cup final
Martial was not included in the squad for United's draw against Stoke City and the EFL Cup defeat to Hull City . They reached the EFL Cup final during the week and they will want to treat the FA Cup with similar respect.
Protests against Australia Day draw thousands to the streets
"It is the day British boats launched a war of genocide against Indigenous Australians, which continues today". Just after 8am both Australian and Aboriginal flags were raised in unison on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Rooster display among highlights of South Coast Plaza's Lunar New Year celebration
For Malaysians, CNY brings a long break and the opportunity to strengthen the unity within the Malaysian plural society. Apart from new clothes, with red being an auspicious colour, another important item on the checklist is peach blossom.
TransCanada re-submits application for Keystone XL pipeline
Last Thursday, TRP reapplied for the project and if approved, we believe operations will commence in the next couple of years. The company said the project would contribute $3.4 billion (3.18 billion euros) to the United States economy.
Tiger time again? 'I've sat out long enough,' Woods says
This is the first time Jason Day is competing against a full field since the Deutsche Bank Championship in early September. TaylorMade-Adidas president and CEO David Abeles said: "We are thrilled that Tiger has chosen to play TaylorMade".
Journalists Face Felony Charges After Arrests During Trump Inauguration Protests
Based on the facts and circumstances, we determined that probable cause existed to support the filing of felony rioting charges. Carlos Lauria of the Committee to Protect Journalists told the Times the charges are "completely inappropriate and excessive".
