Fifa Head: Qatar Summer World Cup A 'Mistake'

FA Boss Warning Over Qatar 2022 Updated: 3:36pm UK, Saturday 10 August 2013 Fifa "probably made a mistake" in awarding the World Cup to Qatar for the summer of 2022, according to the FA's new chairman. Greg Dyke has said staging the tournament in...

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'Dallas Buyers Club' Experimental Drug Bill Passed

Colorado has become the first US state to allow terminally ill people to take experimental drugs - even those which are years away from getting federal approval. State's Governor John Hickenlooper signed the so-called 'Right To Try' bill into law...

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Utah May Bring Back Firing Squad Executions

A Utah politician wants to bring back firing squads as a method of execution after controversy over a botched lethal injection in Oklahoma. Republican Representative Paul Ray believes death by gun is a more humane and cheaper form of execution, and...

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Nigeria Kidnappers Are 'Al Qaeda Operation'

Nigeria's president has said he was "totally committed" to finding the 223 kidnapped girls who were taken by Boko Haram from a school last month. Goodluck Jonathan said the Islamist militant group was no longer a local terror threat but has become West...

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Balkans: Worst Floods In A Century Kill 20

The worst floods to hit the Balkans in more than a century have killed at least 20 people, and there are fears that number could rise further as water recedes from deluged towns and cities. Tens of thousands have fled their homes in Bosnia and Serbia...

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Turkish Police Clash With Mine Protesters

Turkish police have fired tear gas and water cannon at thousands of protesters in Soma near the site of a deadly mining disaster. A crowd, reported to be up to 10,000 strong, were chanting anti-government slogans as they demonstrated in the town following...

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Nigeria: Police Not Equipped To Fight Boko Haram

Police in Chibok have said they are not equipped to deal with another Islamist attack like the one which resulted in the abduction of more than 200 schoolgirls. Sky's Special Correspondent Alex Crawford, who is in Chibok, said that despite an increased...

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India's Modi Poll Triumph Ushers In New Era

Thousands of jubilant supporters have lined the streets of Delhi to greet India's incoming Prime Minister Narendra Modi after his historic election win. A victory parade has been held after the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was swept to power in a landslide...

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Last Two Bodies Recovered From Turkish Mine

The bodies of the lastl two miners killed in Turkey's worst industrial disaster have been recovered, bringing the final number of dead to 301. The country's energy minister said the rescue operation at the mine would now be brought to a close as there...

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Surgeons Save Arm Severed In Pasta Machine

A 17-year-old restaurant worker whose arm was ripped off in a pasta machine has had his limb reattached in a complex series of operations. Brett Bouchard was working in an Italian restaurant in Massena, St Lawrence County, New York, when the accident...

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