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Jose Mourinho was involved in a furious dressing-room bust-up with Manchester City goalkeeper Ederson as the Manchester derby descended into acrimony. Sources claimed the Manchester United manager had milk and water thrown at him after the spat with Ederson. Mourinho was thought to have gone to the door of City’s dressing room to ask their players to show more respect amid apparent disappointment over the way the Premier League leaders were celebrating their 2-1 win, as music blared from the visiting team dressing room. But a war of words ended up breaking out at that point with Mourinho and Ederson believed to have been yelling at each other in Portuguese as a melee ensued involving players from both sides. There were even reports that Mourinho was hit on the head with a plastic water bottle, with security staff eventually forced to intervene. The former Everton and Arsenal midfielder, Mikel Arteta, one of Pep Guardiola’s assistants, was left with blood running down his fa...

“The other suspects were arrested and they made confessional statements, which led to the recovery of three children – Ezinne Nwosu (4), Chimjindum Felix (3),and Rejoice Ezirim (3).” The police spokesman said the rescued children had been released to their biological parents. “It is worthy of note that one Chimaobi Duru (4),was earlier recovered from the prime suspect, Nnenna Njoku, and has been released to his biological parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Duru from Anambra State. Effort is on to recover the remaining stolen children, “Enwerem added. The police spokesperson said the state Commissioner of Police, Chris Ezike, had ordered that the suspects be charged to court to answer for their crime at the conclusion of investigations. The prime suspect, a divorcee and mother of five children, told our correspondent that she made N380,000 from the sale of the three children to Eboka, an indigene of Delta state. She said while she stole the children from different churches in Imo...

A traditional ruler in Ise Town, Ibeju Lekki, Lagos State, Taibu Ogunbanjo, is currently cooling his heels in police custody for allegedly crushing his wife to death. The baale runs a block-moulding factory at Folu, a community in Ibeju Lekki. Taibu and his wife, Rotimi Ogunbanjo, got married three years ago, but the marriage had been fraught with misunderstanding and fights. On Thursday, December 7, 2017, the couple reportedly had a disagreement. After the altercation, Rotimi was said to have gone to the baale’s factory and damaged some blocks on the premises. Taibu reportedly entered his Toyota Highlander, and was driving out of the premises in anger when he knocked down his wife. A community leader, who identified himself simply as Akinsipe, said the wife died on the spot, adding that the corpse had been deposited at the Epe General Hospital. He said, “He (Taibu) is the baale of the community. He and his wife had been having issues since they got married. I did not know...

In a shocking incident, a 5-year-old girl was allegedly raped and brutally murdered on Friday at Hisar's Uklana village in Haryana, India. A wooden stick was also inserted into her private parts, reports ANI. "FIR has been registered, SIT has been formed for a thorough investigation in the case, no persons have been arrested yet," said Jitender Kumar, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Hisar. According to reports, the girl was abducted from her house at night and brutally raped. She was left to die with a wooden stick inserted into her genitals. The post-mortem confirms rape and torture, further telling that 16cm of the stick was found inside her- that damaged her uterus and intestines, reports India Today. The villagers have shut down all the shops and blocked major roads. Investigating officers have not ruled out gang rape. Forensic experts have also been roped in to carry out further investigations.

Pep Guardiola told Jose Mourinho to stop blaming refereeing decisions for Manchester United’s derby misery against Manchester City. City won at Old Trafford for the second successive season on Sunday as goals from David Silva and Nicolas Otamendi clinched a 2-1 victory that moved the leaders 11 points clear of second-placed United. United boss Mourinho claimed City were “lucky” because referee Michael Oliver failed to award a penalty for Otamendi’s challenge on Ander Herrera in the second half. Herrera was booked for diving and City manager Guardiola made it clear he was tired of his old rival’s excuses. “Last season it was the same, we won here and it was the referee. Today as well. Yesterday he spoke about the referee,” Guardiola said. “We are an honest team. We had 75 percent ball possession, which means we wanPep Guardiola told Jose Mourinho to stop blaming refereeing decisions for Manchester United’s derby misery against Manchester City. City won at Old Trafford for...