Frugal Morocco have a date with history in semis against reigning World Cup Champions France

Frugal Morocco have a date with history in semis against reigning World Cup Champions France

Frugal Morocco have a date with destiny as they face off with high-flying World Champions France So Morocco are in the semi-finals of the World Cup, and there is no question that they are there on merit. They have been the most consistent team at this tournament, topping their group...

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Silent coup: ‘The corporation has completely eaten the state that created it, we don’t live in democracy’

Silent coup: ‘The corporation has completely eaten the state that created it, we don’t live in democracy’

“Since the Second World War, the corporation has completely eaten the state that created it,” according to investigative journalist Matt Kennard. “It is wrong to think of the state as acting in our interests,” he said. Comedian and political commentator Russell Brand spoke with Kennard about his new book, “Silent...

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World’s 10<sup>th</sup> richest man Mukesh Ambani prefers to buy Arsenal, despite interest in Man United and Liverpool

World’s 10th richest man Mukesh Ambani prefers to buy Arsenal, despite interest in Man United and Liverpool

Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani would reportedly prefer to buy Arsenal instead of Manchester United or Liverpool. Ambani’s name has frequently been mentioned in reports surrounding United and Liverpool, who have both been put up for sale by their owners. The Glazer family announced in November that they are seeking outside...

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How cooked food led to enlarged brains, evidence in Kenya shows humans were roasting meat over fires 1.5 million years ago

How cooked food led to enlarged brains, evidence in Kenya shows humans were roasting meat over fires 1.5 million years ago

This December, it’s cold and we’re constantly hungry, so we’re thinking about cooking. Also, yes, we’re going to get into the Graham Hancock Netflix series. You knew it was coming. At this time of year, as the temperatures drop and the rain is near-constant, I find myself always craving pies....

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It wasn’t the nuisance of a flea Messi served, he was a bull that barrelled and bounced through Croatian challenges

It wasn’t the nuisance of a flea Messi served, he was a bull that barrelled and bounced through Croatian challenges

They have always called him la pulga – the flea – because of the way he skims and skips across the course of a game, barely detectable, though the Lionel Messi we witnessed on Tuesday night was el toro, a bull barrelling and bouncing through challenges, actively looking for them,...

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