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| REAL MADRID FIRST GOAL FOR BALE |
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| RONALDO CR7 OUT DUE TO INJURY BY PEACE NEWS REPORTER |
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| WORLD LONGEST TUNNEL SLIDE BY PEACE NEWS REPORTER |
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| LEICESTER CITY BY PEACE NEWS REPORTER (PEACE NEWS)Over the course of a long and decorated career, Sven-Göran Eriksson has seen it all.
From the Swedish lower leagues to the riches of Shanghai, he has managed everywhere from Lazio to Manchester City, comprising stints as far afield as the Ivory Coast and Mexico.
But even the former England coach is struggling to comprehend the incredible achievements of Leicester City, which is on the cusp of winning the English Premier League just a year after narrowly avoiding relegation.
Claudio Ranieri's team can clinch the top-flight title for the first time in the Foxes' 132-year history by beating Manchester United on Sunday.
"It's fantastic," Eriksson tells CNN. "It's like a dream for everyone that loves football.
"Suddenly Leicester who struggled last season to stay in the Premier League will win it. And I am quite sure they will win it."
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| PRINCE HAD NO WILL, SAYS HIS SISTER BY PEACE NEWS REPORTER (PEACE NEWS)Prince's sister has filed legal documents stating the late superstar did not have a will.
Tyka Nelson on Tuesday filed court documents to open a probate case in Minnesota's Carver County, which is where her brother's Paisley Park estate is located.
In the filing, she states that "I do not know of the existence of a Will and have no reason to believe that the Decedent executed testamentary documents in any form."
Prince was worth $300 million according to various estimates, including one from Celebrity Net Worth. And his estate is expected to grow as sales of his music have exploded since his death.
Tyka Nelson is the only full sibling of Prince, who died last week at the age of 57. Prince was not married and had no living children or parents who could potentially inherit the millions to come from his estate.
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| FASHION AND DESIGN BY PEACE NEWS REPORTER (PEACE NEWS)Before the days of live-streaming and social media, the world of high fashion felt mysterious and inaccessible. Runway shows were as closed as film sets, and it was only through magazine editorials and red carpets that the general public knew what to expect in stores in the coming months.But now it looks like the gap between the runway and the consumer is getting smaller. Last week, Burberry Chief Creative and Chief Executive Officer Christopher Bailey shook the industry when he abandoned the traditional show model, showing both men's and womenswear, a portion of which was available for order after the show, as opposed to six months later.
But what startled most was Bailey's pre-show announcement that his next collection, to be shown in September, will all be available for purchase immediately after the show.
According to Bailey, "see now, buy now" runway is a rational next step for Burberry, now that live-streaming (which the brand introduced in 2009), social media campaigns and ordering straight off the runway are so widespread.
"I think it's frustrating for people to say you have to conform to the way the industry works, even though we're showing it to the public in a very different way [through live-streaming]," Bailey told CNN.
Further emphasizing his goal of immediate, international reach, the clothes themselves were suited for a variety of climates because, as Bailey put it, "In some parts of the world right now it's boiling hot, and in other parts of the world it's freezing cold, so it feels a bit odd to be doing a collection that's only for one region."
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| JUVENTUS BY PEACE NEWS REPORTER
(PEACE NEWS)Juventus claimed its fifth consecutive Serie A title Monday without kicking a ball, after nearest rival Napoli was beaten 1-0 by Roma in the Italian capital.
"The Old Lady" -- as the Turin club is known -- took control of the title race after embarking on a remarkable 25-game unbeaten run, winning 24 of them and accruing 73 points from a possible 75.
During that purple patch, Juve scored 56 goals, conceded just nine and kept 17 clean sheets -- thanks in no small part to veteran 38-year-old goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon's fine form.
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| DAVID CAMERON AND OBAMA BY PEACE NEWS REPORTER
(PEACE NEWS)Not everyone in Britain, it is safe to say, welcomes the intervention of an American president in what's viewed as the internal politics of the United Kingdom.
In a visit to London, President Barack Obama has argued in an opinion piece that Britons should vote to stay in the European Union rather than pull out. The UK has scheduled a nationwide vote on the issue for June 23.
And some Britons have reacted to Obama's advice in what they see as an internal British matter in a way that echoes the words of the American author Ring Lardner: " 'Shut up,' he explained."
London Mayor Boris Johnson, writing for The Sun newspaper, implied that Obama was a hypocrite because Washington would never surrender so much power to Brussels, the EU's de-facto capital.
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| PELE;BRAZILIAN GREAT BY PEACE NEWS (PEACE NEWS)To any fan of the beautiful game, Pele is much more than just a retired footballer: He's a global icon.
Emerging from the slums of Brazil, Pele led his country to three World Cup titles -- more than any player in history -- and experienced a career of dizzying heights that even he could not have imagined.
"I don't know why God gave me this experience, I never expected to be Pele or to be known all over the world," the legendary striker told CNN's Don Riddell before the recent premiere of his biopic "Pele: Birth of a Legend" in New York. "I wanted to be a footballer. I wanted to be like my father."
The inspirational rags-to-riches feature, written and directed by American brothers Jeff and Michael Zimbalist, was showcased at the Tribeca Film Festival last weekend and goes on general release next month.
Known for their football documentary "The Two Escobars," the brothers couldn't believe their luck when Pele agreed to the project.
"There is a certain magical presence that enters with Pele," said Jeff Zimblast. "We can have all of the big swells of emotion and riveting play action of a classic sports narrative, but we can also have this deeply personal and psychological journey."
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| THE DAY OF QUEEN BY PEACE NEWS REPORTER
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King George VI once told his daughter she wouldn't remember most of the people she would meet in her life. But His Majesty said those very people would always remember the day THEY met HER.
I know exactly what he meant. I doubt the Queen tells her friends about the day she met me but let's just say I've mentioned the occasion once or twice!
It was a meeting I'll never forget -- I think I even have a picture on the wall at home of us chatting together at Windsor Castle. I wanted to make a good impression. I'm not normally lost for words but I did struggle a bit that day.
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| KENYA WINS RUGBY FINALS BY PEACE NEWS REPORTER |
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