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In this edition of The Corner we focus on El Clasico
Barcelona beat Real Madrid in Bernabeu thriller
Lionel Messi shows his class, scoring twice as Barcelona beat Real Madrid in El Clasico.
Keitany wins the London Marathon in record time
Kenyan Mary Keitany wins the London Marathon in record time.
Sharapova returns to competition hours after doping ban expires
Controversial Russian tennis star Maria Sharapova slated to return to competition just hours after her 15-month doping ban expires
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Italian cyclist Scarponi killed in traffic collision
37-year-old struck by a van on a training ride, according to his team
Kremlin involvement in European crime networks revealed
A European think-tank has published a report alleging connections between the Kremlin and the criminal underworld of Europe.
Who are the 13 rebel UK MPs who voted No to a general election?
13 members of parliament have voted against Prime Minister May’s motion to hold a ‘snap’ general election on June 8 this year.
Ex-NFL star Hernandez found dead in prison cell
Former New England Patriot player Aaron Hernandez, who was serving a life sentence for murder, has been found hanged in his cell.
3,000-year-old judge discovered in Egypt
Egyptian archaeologists have uncovered a tomb near an ancient court room, estimated to be over 3,000 years old.
Trump leads Easter celebrations, as Melania makes White House appearance
President Trump led Easter celebrations at the White House on Monday, alongside his wife Melania and youngest son Baron.
Why won't Russia be at Eurovision 2017?
It comes down to a political disagreement over the annexed Crimea peninsula, and a disabled singer
Google Maps puts Marine Le Pen in the Elysee Palace
The French presidential elections will soon get underway.
Filipino Catholics perform bloody ritual
Hundreds of Catholics in the Philippines are celebrating the pre-Easter festival Maundy Thursday.
Borussia Dortmund bus explosions: what we know
Police describe "serious explosives attack"
"Detention centres" for LGBT citizens reported in Chechnya
According to the Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta, Chechen authorities have set up a series of camps or prisons where gay men have been killed or tortured before being made to leave the…
Drunk driver launches car, and her 19-month-old child, over roundabout
A 32-year-old woman has been jailed for dangerous driving after speeding and launching her car nearly 5 metres into the air after “crashing into a…
Insect noodles on the menu in Tokyo
A full meal consists of insect ramen, a bowl of rice with crickets, spring rolls with fried worms and ice cream flavoured with insect powder
Syrian “gas attack”: What we know
At least 58 people have been killed in Syria’s northern Idlib province, in what has been reported as a chemical weapon attack.
Eiffel Tower switched off as mark of respect to St Petersburg victims
Perhaps Paris’ most well-known landmark, the Eiffel Tower will turn off its lights at midnight on Tuesday, as a mark of respect to the victims of Monday’s explosion on the St Petersburg metro…
St Petersburg explosion: What we know
At 2:30pm local time, at least one explosion tore through the central St Petersburg Metro system.
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