L'Equipe: Zidane wants to take over at Manchester United

Erdogan says Turkey to 'boycott' U.S. electronic goods Andrew Craig Brunson is escorted by Turkish plain clothes police officers, July 25, 2018, in Izmir, Turkey. In 2017, the United States exported $9.7 billion dollars in goods to Turkey, according to the U.S.

'Dozens Dead' As Motorway Bridge Collapses In Italy Another video tweeted by the Italian state police showed part of the actual collapse in what appeared to be cell phone video. The office of Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said he was heading to Genoa in the evening and would remain there on Wednesday.

Riyadh conference supports political solution to Yemen war Yemeni people carry the coffins of victims of a Saudi-led airstrike, during a funeral in Saada, Yemen, Monday, Aug. 13, 2018. The International Committee of the Red Cross reported the same toll on Friday, citing authorities in Saada.

Liverpool must get better to mount Premier League title challenge, warns Klopp After the match, players were vocal about how important it was to get off to a good start, both in interviews and on social media. City's excellence underlined the size of the task facing new Arsenal boss Emery as the Gunners begin life without Arsene Wenger.

Oil tumbles as much as 2% as Oklahoma crude piles up Renewed Libyan exports have added around 850,000 bpd of crude into global markets, another dampener for prices. A peak of $75 per barrel in mid-2018 seems comfortable to stick at its place, at least for this quarter.

Celtic’s Champions League hopes ended by AEK The Scottish champions were the heavy favourites to progress beyond the third-qualifying round after drawing 1-1 in the first leg. He said: "I think in general, in the game, we played very well but we conceded two soft goals.

Vehicle crash outside UK Parliament a possible terror act, say police Television pictures from the incident showed armed police surrounding a silver saloon auto that had hit heavy barriers outside St. London's mayor is urging residents and tourists to remain calm and vigilant following the latest terror attack in the city.

North and South Korea leaders to meet in Pyongyang There was no indication as to whether the talks would address North Korea's refusal to surrender its nuclear arsenal. The two leaders will discuss the North's denuclearisation and how to establish peace on the Korean peninsula.

Afghan forces now in control of Ghazni, say officials The move was welcomed by some in Kabul , where pressure is mounting to engage the insurgents and end the almost 17-year-old war. Washington neither confirmed nor denied the meeting, but acknowledged Wells was in Qatar, where the Taliban maintain an office.

Landmark Convention on Caspian Sea Legal Regime Signed in Kazakhstan If it is treated as a sea, then it would be covered by worldwide maritime law, namely the United Nations Law of the Sea. According to the Convention, the Caspian Sea will have a special legal status.

Violent husband flew plane into his own home after row with wife Police said Youd had also been arrested for domestic violence at the house in a previous incident within the past year. Firefighters arrived to find the home fully engulfed in flames, but no one on the ground was injured.

Simona Halep wins in Montreal, beating Sloane Stephens Obviously, to make a final of another tournament is incredible. "There's nothing more than you could hope for in a final". Stephens lost just four games and struck 18 winners on her way to a 6-2 6-2 victory in just 69 minutes.

Who will Jim Furyk be considering for his Ryder Cup captain's picks? Figure on Woods lobbying for DeChambeau and Mickelson doing the same for Kisner. "That's a good question", Furyk said. So it's great to see him playing well. "We want the players that are going to help us be successful".

Iran's Khamenei bans holding direct talks with United States He says "along with sanctions, Americans have recently raised two more options, war and talks". President Donald Trump to leave the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran and reimpose tough sanctions.

Fans to get free beer for Browns' first victory The Cleveland Browns promoted the Bud Light marketing stunt in a tweet Tuesday, writing, "You've stood by us through it all". The fridges , which are 8 feet tall, will be opened automatically whether the Browns win at home or on the road.