Reuters sports schedule at 1400 GMT on Tuesday: SOCCER Premier League (1945 GMT) Aston Villa v Newcastle Queens Park Rangers v Manchester City Stoke City v Wigan Athletic Sunderland v Swansea City City face bottom side looking to put United under pressure LONDON – Champions Manchester City travel to London to meet relegation-threatened Queens Park Rangers as they hope to make up some of the five-point deficit behind leaders Manchester United. (SOCCER-ENGLAND/ (PIX), expect by 2140 GMT/4.40 PM ET, 400 words) – - African Nations Cup, South Africa (to Feb. …
Former junior All Black Maitland to make Scotland debut
LONDON (Reuters) – New Zealand-born winger Sean Maitland will make his deb ut and hooker Dougie Hall his first start for six years as Scotland seek to end their 30-year Twickenham drought when they play England in their opening Six Nations game on Saturday. On Tuesday, interim coach Scott Johnson named a team with six changes and one positional switch from that beaten by Tonga in November – a defeat that led to Andy Robinson's resignation. … Rugby-Former junior All Black Maitland to make Scotland debut
LONDON, Jan 29 (Reuters) – New Zealand-born winger Sean Maitland will make his debut and hooker Dougie Hall his first start for six years as Scotland seek to end their 30-year Twickenham drought when they play England in their opening Six Nations game on Saturday. On Tuesday, interim coach Scott Johnson named a team with six changes and one positional switch from that beaten by Tonga in November – a defeat that led to Andy Robinson’s resignation. …
Player could face prison in Peru over alleged false identity
(Reuters) – Max Barrios, denounced as a 25-year-old Ecuadorean and sent home from the South American Under-20 championship where he played for Peru, could be sent to prison if he is proved to have falsified his identity. “If (the crime) has been proven, the alleged Peruvian could go to prison for seven to 10 years,” national prosecutor Jose Pelaez told the TV Peru Noticias television channel late on Monday as he confirmed Barrios was under investigation. …
Soccer-Player could face prison in Peru over alleged false identity
Jan 29 (Reuters) – Max Barrios, denounced as a 25-year-old Ecuadorean and sent home from the South American Under-20 championship where he played for Peru, could be sent to prison if he is proved to have falsified his identity. “If (the crime) has been proven, the alleged Peruvian could go to prison for seven to 10 years,” national prosecutor Jose Pelaez told the TV Peru Noticias television channel late on Monday as he confirmed Barrios was under investigation. …
UPDATE 3-Anglo American's $4 bln hit clears decks for new CEO
Anglo American took a $4billion hit to its Minas Rio project on Tuesday, clearing thedecks for new boss Mark Cutifani and indicating that the delayedBrazilian operation will eventually get off the ground. …
Motor racing-Webber hits back at Marko criticism
LONDON, Jan 29 (Reuters) – Australian Formula One driver Mark Webber has hit back at criticism from Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko by accusing the Austrian of having his own agenda at the world championship-winning team. “Look, everyone at this level has their own agendas and it’s been evident for a long time now that I’ve never been a part of Marko’s,” Webber said in a Q+A on his personal website (www.markwebber.com). …
Nate Henn, American Killed in Uganda, was Crusading for Children
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