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United Arab Emirates captain Mohammed Naveed was on Wednesday charged with corruption ahead of the World Twenty 20 qualifiers and admitted: "I have let everybody down".
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UAE captain Naveed charged with corruption on eve of world T20 qualifiers
United Arab Emirates captain Mohammed Naveed was on Wednesday charged with corruption ahead of the World Twenty 20 qualifiers and admitted: "I have let everybody down".
Soul-searching goes on for US after Canada shock
Two years after the seismic shock of failing to qualify for the 2018 World Cup, the United States men's soccer team is struggling to shake off the hangover.
UAE captain Naveed charged with corruption on eve of world T20 qualifiers
United Arab Emirates captain Mohammed Naveed was on Wednesday charged with corruption ahead of the World Twenty 20 qualifiers and admitted: "I have let everybody down".
For Lewis Hamilton, social media backlash is familiar feeling
Even though he deleted the pro-vegan post that started the trouble, Lewis Hamilton continued to be the centre of social media debate on Wednesday. It isn't the first time.
Maddon named Angels manager
Former Chicago Cubs skipper Joe Maddon was named as the new manager of the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday, returning to the franchise where he started his career.
Italy rejects bid to stop iconic Da Vinci loan to Louvre
An Italian court on Wednesday rejected a last-minute bid to halt the loan of Leonardo da Vinci's iconic Vitruvian Man drawing and other works to France's Louvre museum, ending a bitter cultural row.
'Sex In The City' creator's new rom-com falls for Paris
He has a string of hits from "Sex In The City" to "Beverly Hills 90210" under his belt, but legendary showrunner Darren Star wanted the ground to open underneath him on the first day of shooting his new television show.
Marie-Antoinette: From hated queen to pop icon
In 1793, the Conciergerie palace-turned-prison in Paris slammed the gate behind its most famous inmate, the hated queen Marie-Antoinette, as she was led to the guillotine.
Italy rejects bid to stop iconic Da Vinci loan to Louvre
An Italian court on Wednesday rejected a dramatic last-minute bid to halt the loan of Leonardo da Vinci's iconic Vitruvian Man drawing and other works to France's Louvre museum, ending a bitter cultural row
Austrian Nobel winner Handke slams criticism
Austrian Nobel literature prize winner Peter Handke has slammed criticism against him, saying journalists were more interested in the row about his support for the Serbs than in his works.
SpaceX seeking many more satellites for space-based internet grid
SpaceX wants spectrum access for nearly four times as many satellites as originally planned for its high-speed internet constellation, the company and a UN agency confirmed Wednesday.
Farmers' strike causes disruption across Netherlands
Thousands of tractor-driving Dutch farmers stepped up protests on Wednesday against the government's climate policies, prompting authorities to block off parliament with army vehicles.
Urban SUVs driving huge growth in CO2 emissions: IEA
The undying popularity of sport-utility vehicles has made them the second-biggest contributor to the growth of global CO2 emissions in recent years, just behind the power sector, the head of the International Energy Agency said Wednesday.
Germany calls crisis meet over Shell North Sea platforms
Germany said Wednesday it had called a special meeting of international partners this week to pressure Royal Dutch Shell to remove old rigs containing crude oil in the North Sea.
Extinction Rebellion to fight London protest ban
Activists from the environmental pressure group Extinction Rebellion vowed Wednesday to challenge a blanket protest ban imposed by the London police.
