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What Juventus fans sang to Jose Mourinho to provoke angry reaction from Man Utd boss                                                  The Red Devils boss was the subject of one rather explicit chant midway through the second half at Old Trafford, and he couldn't resist responding.Fans of the Italian giants could be heard singing "Mourinho s*** man" and "Mourinho son of a b****" in a bid to get a rise out of the Portuguese coach.Mourinho, who used to manage Juventus' rivals Inter Milan, had the perfect response however, which he made with his hand in the direction of the away supporters.While keeping his eye on the play, the Portuguese was caught on camera lifting his right hand into the air and sticking up three fingers.The three fingers indicate the treble that Mourinho won at the expense of Juventus when he was in charge of Inter Milan during the 2009/10 season.This isn't the first time Mourinho has made a hand gesture to fans in recent weeks.

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What Juventus fans sang to Jose Mourinho to provoke angry reaction from Man Utd boss                                                  The Red Devils boss was the subject of one rather explicit chant midway through the second half at Old Trafford, and he couldn't resist responding.Fans of the Italian giants could be heard singing "Mourinho s*** man" and "Mourinho son of a b****" in a bid to get a rise out of the Portuguese coach.Mourinho, who used to manage Juventus' rivals Inter Milan, had the perfect response however, which he made with his hand in the direction of the away supporters.While keeping his eye on the play, the Portuguese was caught on camera lifting his right hand into the air and sticking up three fingers.The three fingers indicate the treble that Mourinho won at the expense of Juventus when he was in charge of Inter Milan during the 2009/10 season.This isn't the first time Mourinho has made a hand gesture to fans in recent weeks.

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Colombia continues to break records for cocaine production, report says

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Colombia continues to break records for cocaine production, report says                                                              Colombia is desperate to shed its reputation as a nation dogged by the drug trade, but new figures from the United Nations show that it continues to break records for producing cocaine.In 2017, around 171,000 hectares (423,000 acres) of the South American nation’s land was used to grow coca, the plant whose leaf is the base ingredient of cocaine – up 25,000 hectares (17%) on the year before, according to a report published on Wednesday by the United Nation’s Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).The same report estimated that enough coca was grown to produce 1,379 tonnes (1,520 tons) of cocaine – up 31% on 2016.This is despite a peace deal signed in 2016 with leftist rebels the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (or Farc).That deal, which ended 52 years of civil war that killed 260,000 and displaced over 7 million people, had provisions to formalise land ownership for peasants, and help them switch coca crops for legal alternatives such as coffee and cacao.Coca is usually grown by poor farmers, but the plant played an important role in the conflict as the Farc would tax harvests, funneling the funds into their war chest.

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Colombia continues to break records for cocaine production, report says                                                              Colombia is desperate to shed its reputation as a nation dogged by the drug trade, but new figures from the United Nations show that it continues to break records for producing cocaine.In 2017, around 171,000 hectares (423,000 acres) of the South American nation’s land was used to grow coca, the plant whose leaf is the base ingredient of cocaine – up 25,000 hectares (17%) on the year before, according to a report published on Wednesday by the United Nation’s Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC).The same report estimated that enough coca was grown to produce 1,379 tonnes (1,520 tons) of cocaine – up 31% on 2016.This is despite a peace deal signed in 2016 with leftist rebels the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (or Farc).That deal, which ended 52 years of civil war that killed 260,000 and displaced over 7 million people, had provisions to formalise land ownership for peasants, and help them switch coca crops for legal alternatives such as coffee and cacao.Coca is usually grown by poor farmers, but the plant played an important role in the conflict as the Farc would tax harvests, funneling the funds into their war chest.

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Nemanja Matic has told Anthony Martial to start believing he is one of the best players in the Premier League.

The 22-year-old Frenchman is in red hot form after scoring four goals in his last four games and yet is still suffering from a major lack of confidence.

That is the view of Martial’s Manchester United team mate Matic who insists he does not “understand” just how good he actually is.

It could be from Martial suffering under Jose Mourinho as the United boss has often left him on the bench but the French forward is back in favour at Old Trafford

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Tatacoa is approximately 125 square miles in size, making it virtually impossible for a visitor to explore the entire desert in a day. But staying just one day would make you miss one of its most spectacular features: the sky.

Once the blistering sun has gone down and the sky opens up, stargazers can enjoy one of the most clear views of the universe in Colombia.

Desert campsites cost only a few dollars a night and the nearby village of Villavieja has hotels for those who want more luxury.

(Image: The Colombian Way)

The drought makes the Tatacoa desert hostile to most plant and animal life, but not all.

Some of the cacti and trees that can be found in the deserts have roots that find water up to 100 feet below the surface.

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Tatacoa desert: One of Colombia’s most magical places, especially at nightThe Tatacoa desert in central Colombia was virtually off-limits for tourists for decades because of the armed conflict. It is safe to visit now, and well worth the trip, especially for stargazers.

Tatacoa, also called “The Valley of Sorrows,” is the country’s second-largest arid region after La Guajira, Colombia’s most northern province.

(Image: The Colombian Way)

The desert lies in the southwestern Huila province, some 20 miles north of the provincial capital Neiva. From Bogota, it takes between six or seven hours by car or bus.

Tatacoa got its name in 1538 when Spanish conquistador Gonzalo Jimenez discovered the area and named it after the speckled worm lizards he found there.

The desert, or tropical dry forest really, is a paleontologist’s wet dream because of its abundance of fossils, some dating back hundreds of millions of years.

Many of the desert’s unique rocks were shaped in the middle Miocene age, some 12 million years ago, when the now-arid region was rich in water.

Geologists estimate that the oldest rocks in the desert are more than 250 million years old and are ancient calcium deposits from the Palaeozoic Age.

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President Trump lashed out at the press Monday over criticism of his response to the massacre at a Pittsburgh synagogue and the earlier mail bomb plot targeting Democrats. The president blamed the news media for fanning the rhetorical flames that appear to have inspired the suspects, and he refused to take any responsibility for doing so himself.

"There is great anger in our Country caused in part by inaccurate, and even fraudulent, reporting of the news," Trump wrote in a pair of tweets. "The Fake News Media, the true Enemy of the People, must stop the open & obvious hostility & report the news accurately & fairly. That will do much to put out the flame [of] Anger and Outrage and we will then be able to bring all sides together in Peace and Harmony. Fake News Must End!"

The tweets followed a similar message published on the president's Twitter feed late Sunday night.

"The Fake News is doing everything in their power to blame Republicans, Conservatives and me for the division and hatred that has been going on for so long in our Country," Trump tweeted. "Actually, it is their Fake & Dishonest reporting which is causing problems far greater than they understand!"

Trump's tone in the wake of the mail bomb plot and deadly synagogue have come under intense scrutiny. The president went through with a planned political rally in Murphysboro, Ill., on Saturday night, hours after a gunman opened fire the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, killing 11 people and injuring six others, including four police officers.
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The president defended the decision to go ahead with the event, erroneously claiming that the New York Stock Exchange reopened the day after the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks. Contrary to Trump's claim, the NYSE remained closed for the rest of the week, reopening on Sept. 17.

Earlier Saturday, Trump mourned the victims of the synagogue massacre, condemning the shooting as an "evil anti-Semitic attack" and vowed to work to "extract the poison of Anti-Semitism from our world."

But late Saturday night, Trump used his Twitter feed not to refocus the nation's attention on the synagogue shooting but instead to comment on a controversial pitching change during the World Series.

Watching the Dodgers/Red Sox final innings. It is amazing how a manager takes out a pitcher who is loose & dominating through almost 7 innings, Rich Hill of Dodgers, and brings in nervous reliever(s) who get shellacked. 4 run lead gone. Managers do it all the time, big mistake!

- Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 28, 2018

On Sunday morning, the president tore into Tom Steyer, who was among the prominent Democrats targeted last week by a serial mail bomber.

"Just watched Wacky Tom Steyer, who I have not seen in action before, be interviewed by @jaketapper," Trump tweeted. "He comes off as a crazed & stumbling lunatic who should be running out of money pretty soon. As bad as their field is, if he is running for President, the Dems will eat him alive!"

Steyer, a California billionaire who has funded an ad campaign calling for Trump to be impeached, has told friends he is considering a presidential bid in 2020.

"Tom Steyer was one of the Democrats targeted with a pipe bomb by a crazed Trump supporter," CNBC correspondent Christina Wilkie noted in a tweet. "Three days later, Trump is back to calling Steyer a 'lunatic' on Twitter."

On Monday morning, CNN, which was also targeted by the alleged mail bomber, said another suspicious package addressed to the network was intercepted at a mail facility in Atlanta.

No @PressSec, CNN did not say @realDonaldTrump was directly responsible for the bomb sent to our office by his ardent and emboldened supporter. We did say that he, and you, should understand your words matter. Every single one of them. But so far, you don't seem to get that. pic.twitter.com/ZbH5DQggWq

- CNN Communications (@CNNPR) October 29, 2018

At the White House, press secretary Sarah Sanders defended the president's criticism of the media during a rare press briefing on Monday afternoon.

"The very first thing the president did was condemn the attacks," Sanders said. "The very first thing the media did was blame the president and make him responsible."

Sanders also attempted to clarify Trump's "Enemy of the People" tweet.

"The president is not referencing all media," she said. "He's talking about the growing amount of fake news that exists in the country."

Sanders, though, refused to say which news outlets the president considers the people's enemies.

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President Trump lashed out at the press Monday over criticism of his response to the massacre at a Pittsburgh synagogue and the earlier mail bomb plot targeting Democrats. The president blamed the news media for fanning the rhetorical flames that appear to have inspired the suspects, and he refused to take any responsibility for doing so himself.

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Suspect package ‘found at De Niro restaurant’

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A suspect package similar to those sent to CNN and senior Democrats has been sent to a New York restaurant owned by the actor Robert De Niro, US media say.

Citing police sources, NBC said a device had arrived at the Tribeca Grill early on Thursday local time.

If linked to previous packages, this would be the ninth explosive device sent to perceived critics of President Donald Trump this week.

De Niro is a vocal Trump opponent, and once called him "a national disaster".

When the Oscar-winner criticised him at the Tony Awards in June, the president responded by calling De Niro a "very low IQ individual".

The New York Police Department said the restaurant building was empty at the time the suspicious device arrived, NBC reports.

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UFC 234: Khabib Nurmagomedov versus Floyd Mayweather Full Fight Video Breakdown by Paulie G

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Floyd Mayweather is considering coming out of retirement again

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Khabib Nurmagomedov's manager has convinced everyone that the Russian is closing in on a fight with Floyd Mayweather.

The UFC lightweight champion called out the ring legend following his submission victory over Conor McGregor at UFC 229.

Mayweather accepted - but a fight between the two appeared a long way off.

Nurmagomedov is currently suspended by the Nevada State Athletic Commission and will likely be slapped with a ban and a fine in December for his role in the melee that marred his win over McGregor.

That would likely rule out a fight with Mayweather in Las Vegas - and the retired boxer has not fought outside Nevada since 2005.

But Nurmagomedov's manager Ali Abdelaziz has raised expectations that a deal is close by tweeting: "We will blow your mind big news coming @TeamKhabib."

Nurmagomedov would of course be following in McGregor's footsteps if he were to fight Mayweather.

The Irishman was stopped by Mayweather in the 10th round of their fight last year.

And Abdelaziz believes his man can do better than McGregor.

"I know it's a different sport, but Khabib knocked Conor down and Floyd couldn't," he told ESPN . "And all it's going to take is one punch, and I think Khabib can drop Floyd.

"I don't know if he can finish him... I know he can drop him if he landed because he's too small."

Mayweather, whose victory over McGregor improved his record to 50-0, insists he is ready to come back out of retirement.

"Oh, we fighting. He called me out. So, he gotta come to my world," he told TMZ.

"I'm my own boss. So, I can't say what's going on on Khabib's end. But, on my end, we can make it happen.

"When I face Khabib I'm getting a nine-figure payday. It's more than the McGregor fight. Probably 100m US dollars more, guaranteed.

"I'm going to say somewhere between 110m and 200m US dollars guaranteed."

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Khabib's manager makes huge Floyd Mayweather hint

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Khabib Nurmagomedov's manager has convinced everyone that the Russian is closing in on a fight with Floyd Mayweather. The UFC lightweight champion called out the ring legend following his submission victory over Conor McGregor at UFC 229. Mayweather accepted - but a fight between the two appeared a long way off.

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Amazing!

Khabib Nurmagomedov got the better of Conor McGregor inside the Octagon - but now he wants to emulate the Irishman by taking on Floyd Mayweather in the boxing ring.

the North American boxer Floyd Mayweather has a record of 50 wins and 0 losses, while the Russian has 27 wins and 0 losses.

"50 and 0 versus 27 and 0, two guys that never lose. Let’s go, why not. Because in the jungle only one king, only one king.

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Thank God the humanitarian space was established’: Fernando Rodallega (seated with blue T-shirt) outside his home in Buenaventura. Photograph: Federico Rios/Christian Aid

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As a soldier patrols, a young woman combs the hair of a child on a street in Buenaventura. Photograph: Federico Rios/Christian Aid

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Locally driven efforts to bring stability to Buenaventura have had a transformative effect on the city. Photograph: Federico Rios/Christian Aid

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Wow, this is incredible!

Four years ago, Buenaventura found itself in the international spotlight after it was billed as the country’s most violent city. A Human Rights Watch report revealed how powerful successor groups of paramilitaries were terrorizing poor neighborhoods. Abductions and disappearances were widespread, and many people were driven from their homes.

But in April 2014, the community of about 300 families took a brave and unprecedented step towards wresting back control of their neighborhood. Ignoring the death threats that they continue to face today, they formed a committee of activists and, with the help of the inter-church Justice and Peace Commission and Christian Aid, declared an urban “humanitarian space”, denouncing armed violence.

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights granted precautionary protection measures to the families of Buenaventura and ordered the Colombian state to adopt measures to safeguard their lives. They were granted 24-hour protection

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What sad news!

Many people are experiencing very difficult times in the United States, due to a hurricane called "Michael" which hit many states in this country.

Three days after the passage of Hurricane Michael in seven states of the United States, with a balance of 18 deaths and miles of victims

The death toll is expected to increase in the US UU From the southeast as rescuers go door to door in the coastal communities of Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas.