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Luka Modric beat Mohamed Salah and Cristiano Ronaldo to be named #TheBest male player at the Best Fifa Football Awards in London.
Chelsea captian Willian scored the only goal as the Premier League club began their Europa League campaign with a 1-0 win over PAOK Salonika in Greece
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Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first two goals for Juventus as the Serie A champions beat Sassuolo 2-1. Douglas Costa was sent off after acts of unsportmanhip
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Theresa May flies to Nigeria on the latest leg of her whistle-stop Africa tour with trade, security and human trafficking on the agenda.
UK Prime Minister Theresa May wants UK to overtake US as G7’s leading investor in Africa by 2022. Her three-day trade mission to South Africa, Kenya and Nigeria will outline her ambitions
US President Donald Trump has described his Nigerian counterpart Muhammadu Buhari as ‘lifeless’ after the pair met in Washington in April.
Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos says former Germany team-mate Mesut Ozil was talking “nonsense” in his retirement announcement last month.













