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• Manager cites 1954 World Cup as example of game’s capacity to shock • Klopp warns Liverpool against complacency after 7-0 thrashing in October Long before Istanbul there was the Miracle of Bern and Jürgen Klopp believes Liverpool should heed a warning from history when they host Maribor on Wednesday. In the Champions League, the Liverpool manager insists, there are no foregone conclusions, even against an opponent humiliated 7-0 . Liverpool recorded the biggest away win in their European history against the Slovenian champions two weeks ago – indeed the biggest by any English team away in the European Cup – but Klopp claims he will be content with a 1-0 victory in the return. He cited West Germany’s 3-2 win over Hungary in the 1954 World Cup final as a reason why. Germany secured their first World Cup not only after trailing 2-0 in Bern but having lost 8-3 to the Mighty Magyars in the first round of the tournament. Klopp will use a 63-year-old history lesson to guard against comp

This will have left Antonio Conte pained. The Italian must have privately relished bringing his English champions back to his homeland in the hope they would dazzle in an arena where, on his last visit, he had overseen the Azzurri ’s dismantling of Norway. Yet everything about this return to Rome was nightmarish, with Chelsea shredded at the back and profligate up front. Leadership of this group has been lost. The only consolation, and it will feel considerable in the cold light of day, was Atlético Madrid’s failure to overcome Qarabag’s 10 men in Spain. Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/oct/31/roma-chelsea-champions-league-match-report

Manchester United are a technically point away from the Champions League knockout phase with this fourth win from four Group A matches. This is a fine position but José Mourinho will not have aided the struggling Romelu Lukaku’s confidence after insisting Daley Blind take United’s second penalty of the night. On 78 minutes Marcus Rashford’s fine burst claimed the spot-kick but when Lukaku stood over it at first he did not give way. This caused Mourinho annoyance before, after a brief intervention from Ander Herrera, Blind did step up to smack the ball home. Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/oct/31/manchester-united-benfica-champions-league-match-report

Celtic will reflect on a bittersweet night. This was a rousing performance, one which endorsed improvement as heralded by Brendan Rodgers but produced no tangible reward. Bayern have progressed to the Champions League’s last 16 but Celtic cannot. Celtic deserved at least a point. The upshot, still, is one Rodgers and his players would have taken at the outset of Group B: Celtic remain in pole position for a Europa League place with two games to go. For all their defensive aberration here, Celtic performed with a style and attitude which saw them deservedly applauded from the field even in defeat. Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/oct/31/celtic-bayern-munich-champions-league-match-report

US markets end higher, with the Nasdaq at yet another record high as Apple shares continue to climb.

William Hill and Ladbrokes both rise after a government betting machine review is less stringent than feared.

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Users say Google Docs files have been randomly flagged as violating terms of service.

The personal details of 46 million mobile subscribers are on the dark web.

Hello World Live apologises to fans after they were left disappointed at its live event.

Nigeria is just one of the African countries the state-owned Rosatom is hoping to do deals with.

The actor will no longer receive the International Emmy award in November.

The high-capacity cable will link big cities around the Pacific Rim and help net firms cut costs.

A warning about economic forecasts from a former economic forecaster, who went on to be a business minister and Paymaster General.

• Striker is hoping to shake off a minor hamstring complaint • Gareth Bale will be missing from game against his old club Mauricio Pochettino will make a late decision on Harry Kane’s fitness before Tottenham’s Champions League clash against Real Madrid on Wednesday. Kane is hoping to shake off a minor hamstring complaint and Pochettino said on Tuesday that he was “very confident” the striker would feature at Wembley. “We’re very confident. He’s on the list. Maybe it’s possible for him to play but I don’t want to say 100%. He trained today but it is important we make the right decision,” said Pochettino. Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/oct/31/pochettino-very-confident-kane-feature-spurs-real-madrid-champions-league

Three men are in custody charged with murder, and one is also accused of rape.

Whirlpool has been criticised by MPs for leaving millions of people at fire risk.

There are lots of worries over artificial intelligence being smart enough, says Prof Alan Winfield.

DVD rental shop 21st Century Flicks is soldiering on as LoveFilm comes to an end.

Perpetrators of domestic violence are increasingly using technology to monitor and harass victims.

It comes after the UK said it was "as sure as possible" North Korea was behind a huge ransomware attack.

DVD rental shop 21st Century Flicks is soldiering on as LoveFilm comes to an end.

British Leyland worker Derek Robinson was a famous name of the trade unionist movement in the 1970s.

The management overhaul comes after the South Korean tech giant posted record quarterly profits.

Currently, some gambling machines allow punters to bet - and potentially lose - £100 every 20 seconds.

A gang are sentenced to up to six years in prison after conning people to set up fake phone contracts.

• Croatia defender reveals Instagram user threatened to murder his family • ‘I cannot ignore when my family is threatened. I can’t and won’t accept that’ Dejan Lovren has branded death threats made against his family as “disgusting”. The Liverpool and Croatia defender - in the news of late after questionable performances - shared the threat on his Instagram story. Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/oct/31/liverpool-dejan-lovren-disgusting-death-threats

Development studios will shut and jobs will go as CCP cuts work on games playable in virtual reality.

When Rio Ferdinand asked her to ghost-write his life story, Decca Aitkenhead knew she would have to ask the reticent star painful questions about his wife’s death and raising their children alone. She recalls a surreal, emotional month on his sofa One morning in May, a car ferried me across leafy suburban Kent to an executive gated community, through three sets of security barriers, past driveways occupied by Bentleys, to the door of a neo-Queen Anne mansion. “Bloody hell,” the driver choked. “Who lives here?” “No one,” I mumbled idiotically, trying not to look equally wide-eyed as I wondered what I had signed myself up for. Five months later to the day, I opened the newspapers to see that what I had signed up for was on the bestseller list. It has been, from day one to the end, a fabulously surreal experience. Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/books/2017/oct/30/rio-ferdinand-decca-aitkenhead-thinking-out-loud-ghostwritten-autobiography

But the Oil and Gas Authority suggests some production can be sustained for at least the next two decades.

Our resident cartoonist gets in touch with his dark side and celebrates the macabre as he rounds up the latest hair-raising happenings in football View all of David Squires’ cartoons in his archive here And David’s only got another book this week. More details here Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/ng-interactive/2017/oct/31/david-squires-on-the-halloween-football-special-2017

The Playstation console maker has seen a turnaround of its fortunes after years of losses.

Jacqui Forster is having treatment for terminal cancer but remains determined to get more women to attend matches Forgive the slight digression from women’s football, to tell the tale of a remarkable woman and her quest to bring the national game to more women. The Altrincham fan Jacqui Forster is founder of Women at the Game , an organisation that works with clubs to bring groups of women together to attend matches. Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/oct/31/women-at-the-game-jacqui-forster

The design chief of the British fashion house is leaving the company after 17 years.

Facebook says up to 126 million Americans may have seen it before and after last year's election.

GDP grew 0.5% in the third quarter, driven by higher household consumption and rising investment.

Today’s gossip has been slow-cooked so that it melts in the mouth Pep Guardiola is determined to make his Manchester City midfield the busiest creative offering since Jackson Pollock’s Convergence in 1952 . To do so he’ll try to steal away Isco from Real Madrid using the power of his personality (and his club’s vast reservoir of Abu Dhabi cash, of course). Apparently, he’s on Guardiola’s ‘top-five’ footballers list, which presumably he has stuck on his fridge door at home. Isco recently signed a new contract at the Bernabéu until 2022 but we all know that means bugger all these days. Related: Álvaro Morata denies he is unsettled as Chelsea prepare to face Roma Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/oct/31/football-transfer-rumours-isco-manchester-city-real-madrid

The world's biggest ad company cuts its sales and profit forecasts for the second time in two months.

Former Miss Liberia and now entrepreneur, Patrice Juah gives us her tips for success.

Government to consider cutting maximum stake for fixed-odds betting terminals to as little as £2

The low-cost airline still expects record annual profits, despite cancelling 20,000 flights.

Earnings at the South Korean tech giant were boosted by higher memory chip prices and smartphone sales.

Facebook says 80,000 posts linked to Russia were produced before and after the US election in 2016.

The video streaming company said it was "deeply troubled" by actor Anthony Rapp's abuse allegation.

At Singapore's Changi Airport, passengers using its new Terminal 4 can check in and board without having to talk to counter staff.

Casks of Scotch whisky have been sold for more than £500,000. Why is interest so high in the spirit?

What are the "farm to fork" issues for the food industry with a future Brexit? The view from west Wales.

Pregnant mothers in Nepal giving birth in rural areas face an easier birth thanks to a solar power suitcase.

At Singapore's Changi Airport, passengers using its new Terminal 4 can check in and board without having to talk to counter staff.

Manchester kid’s meteoric rise has been powered by fearlessness and dedication, say those who knew him coming through at United and England The thrill for Marcus Rashford as he turns 20 is where the rest of his career might take him. In 18 months the boy who ceases to be a teenager on Halloween has claimed FA Cup, Europa League and EFL Cup winners’ medals for Manchester United. He has made his England bow, played at Euro 2016 and scored on his senior, Premier League, FA Cup, EFL Cup, Champions League and international debuts. This is a young star who, each time opportunity knocks, smashes down the door to grab it. Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/oct/31/marcus-rashford-turns-20-manchester-united-england

As the UK continues to negotiate its terms for leaving the European Union, Danish pork exports hope that their sales to the UK will not be impacted.

The development of solar-powered suitcases is helping babies in Nepal and in other countries without reliable power in rural areas.

As Africa gets more connected, so online services increase but they cannot just be a carbon copy of Western tech.

As Africa gets more connected, so online services increase but they cannot just be a carbon copy of Western tech.

The social media giant is accused of making it harder to see news stories, with disastrous results.

Britain's betting industry is bracing for tighter regulations of fixed-odds betting machines.

US markets retreat after Donald Trump's former campaign manager is charged with money laundering.

Sean Dyche’s fifth anniversary present was a win Burnley barely deserved but one that takes them to the fringe of the European positions. Jeff Hendrick’s late goal secured the points against a passive Newcastle side yet in truth both sides were disappointing, as if embarrassed about how high they are in the table. Burnley’s second home win of the season takes them back above Newcastle, though this was not a game that will be remembered long in either Lancashire of the north-east. Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/oct/30/burnley-newcastle-united-premier-league-match-report

Richard Branson tweets his company will no longer sponsor the event after 22 years.

An agreement over pay for construction workers at the new nuclear power station has been reached.

Max Rushden and co on the weekend’s action from the Premier League and further afield, a World Cup win for England, a symbolic victory in Spain and the best minute you’ll watch all weekend Rate, review, share on Apple Podcasts , Soundcloud , Audioboom , Mixcloud , Acast and Stitcher , and join the conversation on Facebook , Twitter and email . Max Rushden , Barry Glendenning , Paul MacInnes and John Ashdown come together to discuss all the weekend’s action. Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/audio/2017/oct/30/football-weekly-podcast-england-u17s-world-cup-sheffield-united-premier-league

For the first time, those aged between 16-24 are spending slightly less time on their smart devices.

In today’s Fiver: England, drama at Padiham and an error in bladder judgment Some sights simply make no sense. The eyes register what they are seeing, and then tell the brain to stop being so silly. A man walking on the moon, cheese under the burger, Rupert Murdoch marrying Jerry Hall, Glenn Hoddle on Top of the Pops, English people being given medals after a World Cup final in the sport of association football. Some of them have actually happened, others are the work of barmy surrealists and some combine the two. But like the delightful aroma of freshly-baked croissants when you walk into the supermarket, the fact they exist doesn’t mean they are natural. Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/oct/30/england-under-17-world-cup-winners-brave-boys-going-to-win-it-all

• United manager urges fans not to judge striker on goals alone • Mourinho says he will protect his players when they deserve it José Mourinho has described Romelu Lukaku as “untouchable in my team”, with the Manchester United manager saying he has to protect his players when they deserve it. After Saturday’s 1-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford, Mourinho expressed disappointment that Lukaku had not been given vociferous support. The centre-forward created Anthony Martial’s 81st-minute winner and Mourinho also pointed to how the Belgian was difficult for Toby Alderweireld and Jan Vertonghen to deal with. Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/oct/30/jose-mourinho-romelu-lukaku-manchester-united

The man was sacked after his daughter posted footage of the iPhone X before it was launched.

Cowdenbeath’s Jordan Garden concedes a penalty after an unusual challenge during the club’s Scottish League Two meeting with Berwick Rangers on Saturday. With just 10 minutes remaining and the match poised at 0-0 Garden dives head first at the feet of Berwick’s Michael McKenna, bringing him down in the process. The referee awards Berwick a penalty which McKenna himself dispatches to seal a 1-0 win for his side Watch more clips on our Amazing World of Sport page Video courtesy of Berwick Rangers Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/video/2017/oct/30/cowdenbeath-head-first-tackle-penalty-berwick-rangers-scotland-video

For the first time, those aged between 16-24 are spending slightly less time on their smart devices.

Google's big cheese Sundar Pichai joked the company will 'drop everything' to fix their burger emoji

As the crisis in Catalonia reached fever pitch outside the ground, the minnows of Girona beat Real Madrid in a symbolic but richly-deserved win Pablo Machín stood by the table football in the middle of the Montilivi dressing room where two teams lined up rigidly in 3-3-4, one in blue, the other in white, and told his players – the real ones in red – they should be proud. He didn’t speak for long, just a few seconds standing there among the socks, bandages and bottles on the floor, and when he finished there was applause from everyone and for everyone. There was no cava, Girona’s coach said, but there was a celebration and, he admitted, euphoria. “Maybe it’s the coach’s job to calm things down, but I want them to enjoy this,” he explained. This was big, after all, and they had earned it. So they did enjoy it, hugging and cheering. “The manager told us it would be a party,” midfielder Álex Granell said. “I think he meant for the fans, but in the end it was for us too.” Outside, support

Facebook has denied using audio to target ads, but many people think it can happen.

Juventus’s Gonzalo Higuaín proved the difference at San Siro as the top five teams’ dominance continued, as did talk of reducing Serie A from 20 teams The debate about how many clubs should compete in Serie A never really went away. Italian football’s top division has expanded and contracted many times in almost 90 years of existence. At its smallest, it has contained only 16 teams, and at its largest, an awkward 21. Right now, we are back at 20 but there has been a growing clamour to reduce that figure. The Italian Football Federation’s own president, Carlo Tavecchio, has repeatedly stated his belief that 18 teams would be “perfect”. On the evidence of this season so far, you could make a case for more swingeing cuts. Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2017/oct/30/serie-as-top-five-maintain-frightening-pace-with-milan-no-match-for-juve

Keita Baldé has provided two goals and two assists in his last four games for Monaco, showing there is life after Kylian Mbappé for the Ligue 1 champions By Adam White and Eric Devin for Get French Football News Keita Baldé Diao, the Senegalese forward who joined Monaco from Lazio this summer for €30m, was prepared to be compared with Kylian Mbappé. “I was expecting it,” he said recently when asked about Mbappé. “We’re both young players. But I’ve come to write my story, to play my game. I don’t want to be compared with anyone. My goal is to play as many matches as possible, to score and provide.” After his recent performances, Keita may find those comparisons harder to avoid, particularly if Monaco sustain their title challenge into the new year. The 22-year-old scored a well taken goal in Monaco’s 2-0 win at Bordeaux on Saturday, his second in his last two starts, having scored in Monaco’s 2-0 win against Caen the weekend before. Keita also laid on assists in his two previous ga

Payback time should also be extended to help avoid a future debt crisis, says the UK 2020 report.

More videos will get ads as YouTube updates the way it chooses which content gets monetised.

The returning Jupp Heynckes has breathed new life into Bayern, but with their rivals spluttering, it is hard to judge by exactly how much When Jupp Heynckes agreed to retake the position of head coach at Bayern Munich for the remainder of the season, it seemed impossible he could enhance his reputation. Just over three weeks later – five games, five wins, and only one goal (a penalty) conceded – and maybe he has begun to do just that, at the age of 72. All is far happier in the house of Bayern, certainly, with Saturday’s 2-0 win over Leipzig taking the champions back to the top of the table, in combination with Dortmund’s loss at Hannover, before Der Klassiker at Westfalen next weekend. Bayern travel with a three-point lead, having trailed by five when Heynckes retook the reins. Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2017/oct/30/bayern-munich-back-in-customary-spot-but-wait-for-real-bundesliga-test

The industry joins forces in a pledge to improve its services and public image as criticism mounts.

The Walmart-owned supermarket will replace Sean Clarke with current deputy chief executive Roger Burnley.

Former MP Charlotte Leslie on the use of technology and social media by voters and political parties.

The man was sacked after his daughter posted footage of the iPhone X before it was launched.

Shoppers in France have noticed butter disappearing from supermarket shelves. Is there a crisis?

Businesses are already applying to grow the plant when medicinal cannabis becomes legal next year.

This is the dramatic final minute of Padiham’s meeting with Widnes in the North West Counties Football League on Saturday. Trailing 3-1 in the 92nd minute, Padiham grab a goal with little more than 60 seconds of the game remaining. Widnes then have a chance to make the score 4-2 but Padihim manage to clear the ball and get the equaliser in game’s final seconds Watch more clips on our Amazing World of Sport page Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/video/2017/oct/30/padiham-widnes-remarkable-final-minute-non-league-football-video

While leading European clubs will spend crazy money on mediocre players there is a reluctance to adopt a similar approach to entice the best coaches No sooner had Ronald Koeman been sacked by Everton than a predictable troupe of has-beens, hopefuls and cast-offs were plonked among the favourites to replace him. Inevitably David Moyes was high on the bookies’ list, despite a triad of failures at Manchester United, Real Sociedad and Sunderland. So was Sam Allardyce, a roast-beef-and-potatoes option for a club striving for cordon bleu . Before Sunday’s defeat at Leicester, the academy and under-23 coach, David Unsworth, even became the frontrunner, despite a handful of games on his managerial CV. Whatever happens at Goodison Park it is a cast-iron bet that some of these men will be in the frame the next time a Premier League job comes up – and the one after. That is how the system goes. Rinse. Recycle. Repeat. These days managers, like Buddhists, accept that death and rebirth is a funda

The value of the single malt Scotch whisky market rises despite a fall in the number of bottles sold.

The Japanese steelmaker says it will also cancel its interim dividend.

Today’s tell-all keeps a close watch on this heart of mine Belgium right-back Thomas Meunier is getting itchy feet at Paris Saint-Germain, where he has started only six of the club’s 11 league matches and is yet to feature in the Champions League. Increasingly tired of playing second fiddle to Dani Alves, Meunier would be open to a move away from the French capital and speculation abounds that Manchester United are preparing a £30m offer for the 26-year-old, who is contracted to PSG until 2020. So famous that the club’s former director of football Patrick Kluivert failed to recognise him while travelling in the same car as the player on a pre-season tour shortly after he’d signed for the club, Meunier has since become well known enough to have attracted interest from Real Madrid and Juventus, as well as United. He could move in January. Related: David Unsworth left wondering what he’s got himself into as Everton caretaker | Sachin Nakrani Continue reading... from Football | The

The airport launches an inquiry after a USB stick with security information is given to a newspaper.

The New York City FC coach is preparing to lead his team in the MLS playoffs – and says he is not considering a return to Europe just yet Patrick Vieira is determined to focus on the here and now – but it appears an almost Sisyphean task given that he is constantly asked where his future lies. Barely a week goes by when the New York City FC head coach is not linked with a vacancy either in Europe or the United States. Even before Bruce Arena resigned after failing to lead USA to next summer’s World Cup finals, Vieira was touted as a possible replacement, leading the Frenchman to issue to a quick and firm denial regarding his interest in the position. This came soon after Vieira revealed he had tentative talks with Ligue 1 side St Etienne in the summer. The rumours and speculation will only increase if Vieira leads NYC FC to the MLS Cup this year, in just his second season as a professional head coach. Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/f

Digital technology could create hundreds of thousands of UK manufacturing jobs, a new report says.

The ex-Trump adviser sent abusive tweets to journalists on Twitter but says he will sue the network.

The UK airline will buy part of the German firm's operations in Berlin, saving 1,000 jobs.

The firm reported a five-fold jump in profits helped by cost-cutting and a focus on Asia.

Since buying a winning ticket in 2013, Rachel Lapierre has used most of her winnings to run her own charity.

Why hire a manager and then hire someone else to tell them how to do their job?

The Institute for Fiscal Studies says the Chancellor is in a 'very difficult position'.

Digital technology could create hundreds of thousands of UK manufacturing jobs, a new report says.

The modular or flat-pack home - often associated with low-cost accommodation - is being transformed by a Filipino entrepreneur.

CEO Secrets: When hiring staff, don't rely on their CVs, go with your gut instinct, says Cecile Reinaud.

Following their World Cup victory over Spain, the young team’s future is generating real excitement in the game “The future is bright,” tweeted the former England striker Gary Lineker and his view was shared by many. The Chelsea manager, Antonio Conte , echoed the same sentiment, while Pep Guardiola and Arsène Wenger looked excited when discussing this weekend’s England under-17 World Cup triumph in India and the mouthwatering prospect of what this England team could become. Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/oct/29/englands-under-17s-we-can-show-we-are-as-good-as-anyone

Your weekend roundup of the best photography from England’s top flight • Follow us on Instagram for more great sports photography Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/gallery/2017/oct/29/the-dozen-the-weekends-best-premier-league-photos

The sight of the away end emptying long before the final whistle was blown in the 2-0 defeat at Leicester City told its own story David Unsworth spent the majority of this match standing on the edge of his technical area. Occasionally he instructed his players to do something, while there were other moments when he could be seen encouraging those in white and grey with a firm clap. But more often than not he simply stood there, staring forward and perhaps wondering what on earth he has got himself into. Related: Leicester City 2-0 Everton: Premier League – as it happened Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2017/oct/29/football-everton-leicester-city-caretaker-david-unsworth

• Girona 2-1 Real Madrid • Stuani 54, Portu 58; Isco 12 La Liga champions Real Madrid suffered a shock 2-1 defeat in their first ever league visit to the Catalan side Girona on Sunday, throwing away the lead by conceding two goals in quick succession and falling eight points behind the leaders Barcelona. The Spain midfielder Isco tapped in a rebounded shot from Cristiano Ronaldo to open the scoring in the 12th minute in Real Madrid’s first visit to Catalonia this season amid the worst political crisis in Spain’s 39 years of democracy. Continue reading... from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/oct/29/real-madrid-shock-defeat-girona-catalan-club-football

Under-17s World Cup glory just the latest reward for reforms introduced 20 years ago by the last homegrown manager to win the league It was a drastic decision that, if you had only listened to the cynics at the time, was doomed to failure. Yet a little more than 20 years after the Football Association’s then technical director Howard Wilkinson proposed that responsibility for the national under-15 and under-16 teams be taken away from the English Schools FA as part of his ambitious Charter for Quality, Saturday’s events at the Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata should have provided the final confirmation that the last English manager to win the league was on to something. The thrilling 5-2 victory against Spain in the Under-17 World Cup final provided the perfect ending to an unprecedented year of success for the FA’s age-group teams. Since Steve Cooper’s side were beaten by the same opponents on penalties in the final of the European Championship back in May, England have also been crown

Collapsed airline's former owner tells of "moral obligation" to help repay £60m repatriation bill.