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The Blaugrana know that they will almost certainly need a victory in Germany to avoid elimination, and Xavi’s arrival has boosted their chances Barcelona are heading into the jaws of Champions League death, but they go with a warm feeling that has become increasingly unfamiliar in recent years – hope. The Catalans were beaten at home 1-0 by Real Betis on Saturday, and on Wednesday face a Bayern Munich side that humiliated them 8-2 last year and 3-0 in September, with the Catlans having repeatedly struggled away in Europe. And yet, the feeling persists. Beyond the tactical and technical changes […]Read more...
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All four English clubs are through to the knockout stage of the Champions League with a game to spare after another entertaining week of action. In total, 11 teams are through with five spots in the last 16 still up for grabs. One big name is already out and others could follow in the final round of matches. In the Europa League, West Ham, Leicester, Celtic and Rangers are competing. Here is the state of play. Champions League Who is through to the knockout stage? Qualifiers: Liverpool, Ajax, Bayern Munich, Juventus, Manchester United, Chelsea, Manchester City, Paris St-Germain, Sporting Lisbon, Real […]Read more...
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Senior club official says Premier League Rule L9 – which says any member Premier League club needs prior written approval by the Board to enter a new competition – has “patently been broken” by the rebel six; another club executive says deductions or fines would hurt the wrong people. The other 14 Premier League clubs are divided on whether the ‘Big Six’ should face sanctions after they abandoned their plans to join a European Super League, Sky Sports News has been told. One senior club official has said they want to pursue the possibility of punishments because they feel there is a […]Read more...
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Unadorned, unkempt and unloved, Ulva is the Scottish island no one wanted to live on. But now an era-defining community buy-out is behind its welcome resurrection. From the summit of Ben More, above the landslips and cliffs of Loch na Keal, the Isle of Mull’s complex coastal geography becomes clearer. To the south-west, across a sheltered Atlantic sound, lies the holy isle of Iona, where Irish missionary St Columba sailed in 563 AD to bring the Christian faith to the pagan Scots. To the immediate north-west lies a strew of islets, including Little Colonsay, an inspiration for the children’s book […]Read more...
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‘We were the
Darrell Myers remembers the surreal feeling last March when nearly all passenger travel shut down, leaving cargo pilots like him flying all alone.” We saw the devastation hit the airline industry,” said Myers, the president of the Luxembourg Airline Pilots Association, who is a captain for Cargolux. “There were moments where my company, we were the only airplanes in the sky.”Like many essential workers, international pilots have had to adjust to a drastically different work environment over the past 12 months. As the pandemic caused the sharpest air traffic decline in history, airlines were forced to lay off or furlough […]Read more...
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Find out which
There have been more than 142 million Covid-19 cases worldwide and vaccination roll outs have been much smoother in some countries than others. This pandemic is far from over, even though many of us are now itching to make plans to travel or to reunite with loved ones. In the end, it’s up to you to decide whether travel to an international destination is a good idea. The health risks are obvious. Variants of the virus have emerged. Nations might change their rules at any time. You may have to adhere to strict curfews and mask mandates. Violations could involve […]Read more...
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Government to roll
The Government intends to roll out a Stimulus package of GHC600 million cedis to the tourism sector. The move forms part of measures to cushion operators in the hospitality industry due to the hazardous effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Western Regional Minister, Mr Kwabena Okyere Darko- Mensah dropped the hint at the 2019 Western and Western-North Regional Tourism Awards in Takoradi. The annual awards scheme which aims at rewarding excellence in the hospitality industry to stimulate healthy competition in the tourism industry was on the theme, “Growing Tourism Beyond The Return”. Mr Darko-Mensah lauded the hardworking staff in the […]Read more...
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CTI Ghana calls
CTI Ghana has identified five countries for Ghana to grant e-visas to, in order to facilitate access to visas, and boost the tourism industry. There has never been a better time to reopen the conversation on the need for Ghana to switch to an electronic visa system. In August, 2019, the Chamber for Tourism Industry Ghana (CTI Ghana) started the conversation on “Necessity Innovation and E-Visas; Why it is Urgent for Ghana”. In the article, CTI Ghana shed light on the seven African countries out of the twenty-four countries in the world that offer e-visas. Reasons why it would be […]Read more...
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Over 400 illegal
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) said Tuesday that 408 illegal immigrants were rescued off the Libyan coast over the past week. The immigrants were then returned to Libya by the country’s coast guard, the IOM said. A total of 7,981 illegal immigrants, including 534 women and 430 children, have been rescued and returned to Libya in 2020, according to the organization. It added that 144 immigrants have died and 215 others gone missing on the Central Mediterranean route so far this year. In 2019, a total of 9,225 illegal immigrants were rescued and returned to Libya, while 270 immigrants […]Read more...
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Migrant dies in
A Sudanese migrant died during his attempt to escape one of Malta’s detention centres, the Maltese police said on Wednesday. The police said in a statement that the migrant died after he fell off a fence and hit his head while trying to escape the Hal Far detention center. The incident happened at 5 a.m. local time (0300 GMT). He was given first aid by nurses on duty at the center and later rushed to hospital where he died of injuries. A police investigation is underway while a magistrate has launched an inquiry into the incident. Migrants are taken to […]Read more...
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Passengers on Solomon
A repatriation flight has arrived in Solomon Islands’ capital Honiara from China with all passengers tested negative for the COVID-19 before boarding. According to a statement issued by the National disaster Council of Solomon Islands on Wednesday, the plane left Solomon Islands on Wednesday morning, made a brief stop-over in Indonesia and then to Guangzhou in southern China. The plane followed the same route for the return trip. The flight carried back 104 passengers, including 21 Solomon Islands nationals and foreign workers to be engaged in the Pacific Games 2023 facility preparations. All incoming passengers have conducted three sets of […]Read more...
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Industry left bewildered
Travel insiders have expressed their “bewilderment” as a range of new quarantine restrictions are introduced across the UK. Scotland and Wales have both asked arrivals from Portugal and parts of Greece to isolate for 14-days on arrival, but England and Northern Ireland have held off. Wales’ rules, including only six Greek islands, began at 04:00 this morning. Travel firms called for urgent clarity, with even transport secretary Grant Shapps admitting travellers were finding the rules “confusing”. While Wales’ advice has already changed, arrivals to Scotland from Portugal and French Polynesia will also have to self-isolate from 04:00 tomorrow. Scotland has […]Read more...