but for milosevic cause of belong to serbia. the in the mid 19 ninety's kosovo, albanians formed the cost of the liberation army. in response, milosevic increased his troops in the region. in 1998, the war in kosovo began. i remember rows of tanks entering the town and let's see. the house is just really shaking and especially knowing what was happening and other parts of my family must really been so worried of where things were going to lead to that. to me was very difficult to think that something like that could happen to my family. you sort of see it happening and you see that it's possible, but do you think that's just something like that to happen to my family is just impossible. the initially like to cover was refugees coming into northern virginia. i see a huge number of refugees that they've been shop by, the serbs, women, and children. people who are deeply due to frighten me, much surprised. but what makes it worse to my mind was that you've been warning that this was to happen since 1991. because nobody did anything

but for milosevic, kosovo belong to serbia. the in the mid 19 ninety's, kosovo, albanians formed the kosovo liberation army. in response, milosevic increased his troops and the region in 1998, the war in kosovo began. i remember the rolls of tanks entering the town house is just really shaking and especially knowing what was happening in other parts of exploring. my family must really been so worried of where things were going to leave. that to me was very difficult to think that something like that could happen to my family. you sort of see it happening and you see that it's possible, but you think that's just something like that that happened to my phone is just impossible. the initially like cover was refugees coming in to see a huge number of refugees of the wounded that they've been shot by the serbs, women, and children. people who are deeply too frightened, the middle of a surprise. what makes it worse to my mind was i to be warning that this was going to happen since $991.00. that nobody did anything in late 998. so be

but for milosevic, kosovo belong to serbia. the in the mid 19 ninety's, kosovo, albanians formed the kosovo liberation army. in response, milosevic increased his troops in the region. in 1998, the war in kosovo began. i remember rose f tanks, entering the town in between the houses just really shaking and especially knowing what was happening in other parts of exploring. my family must really been so worried of where things were going to lead me was very difficult to think that something like that could happen to my family. you sort of see it happening and you see that it's possible, but you think that's just something like that happened to my family is just impossible. the initially like cover was refugees coming into north and i'll see a huge number of refugees of the wounded that they've been shop by the serbs willing and kind of show that people who are deeply frightened me. which middle of a surprise. but what makes it west my mind was like, you've been warning that this was kind of since 991. nobody get anything. in late,

but the public in serbia has never failed, even fair presentation of what was happening there. and in july 1995, i lived in belgrade and then public was occupied, celebrating the 1st major 4th victory. it was a peon basketball championship. and then you love the one increase and the media reports the not the details on both the own war on atrocities is that it was just another victory and think the war. and that is how we streaming. so as you say, you've lived in survey when luggage committed the atrocities there in scrubber needs. in an earlier interview. you told us that most people there including yourself didn't, didn't realize what was happening. you just explained what was on television or people there today aware of what happened. do they recognize this rubber needs a mask or as a war crime? generally i think there is awareness that trusty was committed, but the general site charge is highly contested as the political charge. and mainly populations would say that it doesn't amount of genocide. instead of talking about genocide as serbia, you would probably hear about, yo

b i c t wise most wanted fugitive hiding in serbia. that of on carriage and that commodity were charged with war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide in the bosnian war. but many still regarded them as heroes. ah, so early generally into tells and aid of each day 2 years before it was obvious that the main frustration, if any, say, was college and not each are still out there. you know people, i college and not even today, you will find people in serbia and we pick a shops gus, to supporting them. so getting cooperation and getting arrest is very, very difficult. and what you need as international prosecutor is really political support from those countries who have influence an impact on those congress who are not arresting the fugitives. and with all countries in the form, you just love yahoo have as a political objective to join sooner or later europe union, whether europe and union had a lot of leverage saying that if you want to go there, one of the many conditions you have to fulfill is full cooperation in arresting the re

and serbia i system dos them as i've climbed in many places around serbia. and so i spotted the potential here a phenomenal variety of routes in a small area and they're not constantly in the sun, but mostly in the shade. and that's the creek, the camp, the infrastructure in the village to high point so far was last year serbian championships, the hundreds of climbers are spreading the word about from jeff, internationally as well. and so for both the village and its new residence, it's a win win situation room ger has over 2000 years of history. and now in the pandemic, it has a future again to what are you able to see in this photo? well, i guess a dirty cup, but the some fortune tellers will say they see your future in turkey. fortune telling, using coffee, has a very long tradition. but since we're living in a digitalized world, even this ancient custom is now available as an app on your phone. right now, you can have your coffee grounds, read by artificial intelligence buds to it, and you prefers the old fashioned method. and that's why she regularly me

and serbia i system dos them as i've climbed in many places around serbia. and so i spotted the potential here a phenomenal variety of routes in a small area and they're not constantly in the sun, but mostly in the shade. and that's the creek. the cap on the infrastructure in the village to high point so far was last year serbian championships. the hundreds of climbers are spreading the word about from jeff, internationally as well. and so for both the village and its new residence, it's a win win situation room ger has over 2000 years of history. and now in the pandemic, it has the future again to what are you able to see in this photo? well, i guess a dirty cup, but some fortune tellers will say they see your future in turkey. fortune telling, using coffee, has a very long tradition. but since we're living in a digitalized world, even this ancient custom is now available as an app on your phone. right now, you can have your coffee grounds, read by artificial intelligence buds to engage in, prefers the old fashioned method. and that's why she regularly meet

, he thought that would be a fine thing and what has been called with a blank check to attack serbiaand even when the russians made a play to support serbia and germany carried on regardless but everybody watches scenario unfolding in a few weeks in 1914 it was very good to understand this in the horror of what they were taking on. >> sir, max you did not mention the assassination of thehe arch duke of austria-hungary and generations of americans schoolchildren have been taught, hathat was the key. >> it was the trigger because it gave in theri serious thing by service on june the 28th, nobody in austria-hungary much like france was the ad to the austrian throne but nobody really liked him and when he had been killed a lot of foreigners, the austrian hungarian government seized with the assassination as the excuse they had been looking for for years to remove serbia and they had been causing the most trouble austria-hungary was a mess in the 200 days in the minority nation and all of these were getting rescued and they were always minorities, and speaking of dependence, the governmen

. >> all the muslims in serbia, croatia, there is one person responsible. that is this man.: hundreds of organized critical's around the world have been arrested after the fbi managed to monitor their communications. this >> was in australia. >>drugs, violence, hits on each other, innocent people who are going to be murdered. ros: the u.s. vice president's first foreign tour has taken her to mexico with the mission of discouraging migrants trying to get to the u.s.. and, after checking hundreds of kilometers across china, a well-earned rest. we will take -- we will get the latest on the epic journey. whether you are watching on pbs in america or around the globe on bbc world news, welcoming to outside source. we begin in the netherlands, the formerosnian serb commander just had his conviction for genocide upheld. the final decision rejecting his appeal was taken by a u.n. court . this was his reaction. he shook his head as the five judges confirm his life sentence. the sentence s originally imposed in 2017 after he was convicted o personally overseeing the massacre of nearly

he thought that allying his ally to invade serbia would be a fine thing for us to do.nd even when the russians made it plain that they would fight in support of serbia, they carried on regardless but everybody watched this unfolding with very few of them understanding what they were taking on. >> you didn't mention the assassination of the archduke. generations have been taught that was the key. >> it was the trigger because it gave on june 208th the curious wthing is much like ferdinand t nobody really liked him and after, there are a lot of foreigners that are amazed but the austrian hungarian government seized on the excuse to remove serbia from the map that they had been causing all sorts of troubles with 20 or 30 different minority nations. they were desperately anxious and thought it was glorious to have these places like montenegro and so on so forth, but they value it at the empire in our massively and would try to hang on to it. they went to preserve and empire but they thought that invading serbia was going to tidy things up it precipitated this huge war with

wanted to remain in the realm of yugoslavia along with serbia and montenegro . so the relationships between these 3 parties soon deteriorated dramatically. on the 29th of february, 992 above me and independence referendum was held. the muslims known as both the x and the croatians, took a full part. but the bosnian serbs largely boycotted the vote and rejected the yes result. on the 1st of march, the same day a serv wedding party was sporting the serbian flag and downtown san diego. when it was fired on by a bosnian muslim gangster killing the grooms father, the family made for the holiday inn where a number of rooms had become the temporary h q of the bosnian serb leader rather than carriage. the bloody wedding episode may have offered the bosnian serbs the opportunity they've been waiting for that same night, they began implementing what was effectively a dress rehearsal for the siege of sorry, a bow. barricades appeared. an armed masked man stalked the streets from his hub, but the holiday in rather than carriage over saw the action. this room room 5 studio,

and serbia i system dos them as i've climbed in many places around serbia. and so i spotted the potential here a nominal variety of routes in a small area. and they're not constantly in the sun, but mostly in the shade. unless the creek, the cap on the infrastructure in the village to the high point so far was last year serbian championships, the hundreds of climbers are spreading the word about from jeff internationally as well. and so for both the village and it's new residence, it's a win win situation. room just has over 2000 years of history. and now in the pen demik, it has the future again to what are you able to see in this photo? well, i guess a dirty cup, but some fortune tellers will say they see your future in turkey. fortune telling, using coffee, has a very long tradition. but since we're living in a digitalized world, even this ancient custom is now available as an app on your phone. right now, you can have your coffee grounds, read by artificial intelligence, bud tuchi, and you prefers the old fashioned method, and that's why she regularly me

fine thing to do, he gave the austrians what was called by historians the blank check, to attack serbiand even when the russians made it plain they would fight in support of serbia germany went on regardless. anybody who watched this scenario unfold, very few of them understood the full horror of what they were taking on. >> host: you did not engine the assassination of the archduke of austria-hungary which generations of american schoolchildren have been taught was the key. >> guest: it was the trigger. the archduke friends ferdinand -- franz ferdinand, the curious thing was nobody in austria-hungary much liked franz ferdinand. he was the air to the austrian throne but nobody really liked him. when he was killed, the foreigners in vienna were amazed how the morning was for the archduke. the austrian hungarian government seized on his assassination with the excuse they had been looking for for years to remove serbia from the map causing all sorts of trouble. austria-hungary was a mess of 20 or 30 different minority nations. all of the -- all these minorities -- ruled from vienna seeking

the w. funny for shar met some young migraines and serbia's capital belgrade. abdul, what he has been on the road for the past 2 years. he says he's 16, a child migrant from us gone down. his place to sleep tonight. under the bridge in belgrade, he shares display in english. he learned on the road will escape me to court will crush no one after you speak me for it is the story of being pushed back all over the balkan route. he says some serbian police demand money from migrants to let them cross the border with romania just for the romanian authorities to return them to serbia. down for the police on the syrian border, creating problems for us because they asked for money years ago. we don't have that much money to give to the police and to buy food for ourselves on such ample. we had riding to support it's one of the serbian hearts, both for migrant trying to cross into the you. just a few 100 meters behind me, hungary and if you continue in that direction, who cross into croatia, but claiming asylum in the european union has become nearly impossible. even still with these young men

nobody knows how many child migrants pass through serbia every year in search of a new life. in europe, many have been on the move for months or even years and thousands go missing. falling prey to people smugglers or facing harassment from officials and border crossings. d w funny for shar met some young migrants in belgrade, are good what he has been on the road for the past 2 years. he says he's 16 a child migrant from afghanistan. his place to sleep tonight. under a vase bridge in belgrade he shares display in english. he learned on the road, escapes me to court will crush no worse after me due for it is the story of being pushed back all over the balkan route. he says some serbian police demand money from migrant to let them cross the border. we do menia just for romanian authorities to return them to serbia, down for the police on the serbian border, creating problems for us because they asked for money years ago. we don't have that much money to give to the police and we'll end to buy food for ourselves, hutch, and we're driving to support. it's one of the serbian hod

he learned that in serbia before moving to holland and germany playing up front on the last, one of the biggest stretch of his football journey began at stuttgart in 2014 a fine prospect already. but playing much further forward on the left wing from stick got hostage move to hamburg in 2016, a floundering buddhist institution in need of fresh frontline firepower his 2 year stint that ended with the kids stay in the clubs, history book a run against it from the bonus for the 1st time and a tray, a single assistance, 30 league housing postage in hamburg went down the 3 years on he's become the 2nd best provider. how did that come to be? the coach is a great psych ologist and football experts, but above all, a great person. he has a really good approach to the game and just know much about football. even a little bit off of his coach who coach fast next season. also joined frankfurt in the summer of 2018, he got off to a miserable german cup holders. frank were knocked out in the 1st round by both tia opponent. they were just one, is that opening 5 games in the league? and then re shuffle

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the cross after cross after cross, he learned that in serbia before moving to holland and germany playing up front on the left the boon to seek a stretch of his football journey began. stuttgart in 2014 a fine prospect already. but playing much further forward on the left wing from the stuttgart postage moved to hamburg in 2016, a floundering buddhist legal institution in need of fresh front lines of how his 2 year stint that ended with adult day in the clubs history book, a run against it from abundance for the 1st time in a history, a single assistance, 30 league housing for fit, because ditch sees in hamburg, went down the 3 years on he's become the 2nd best provider. how did that come to be the coach? he's a great the colleges and football experts, but above all, a great person. he has a really good approach to the game and just know much about football. even a little more was off of his coach who a coach got back next season, also joined frank. in the summer of 2018, he got off to a miserable star gym and cup holders. frankfurt were knocked out in the 1st round by both opponents they

the weather is looking better and the bees high season is beginning for a missed call in serbia. it's always the right season to visit one special place for 50 years. he's been going to a rock in the middle of the green river. it's an amazing beautiful location, but it's also a place with a better past. every day lilly and her owner may take a boat over the green river into their very own little world. the, the cabin perched in the middle of the river was a crazy teenage idea. mischika and poor of his friends built it on the rock near the border town of buying a boston 7 times in total. pople, chloe. we build in 2011 and the and the 1st one in $1968.00. it's a never ending labor of love. it started out as the shanty where the boys could get out in hardy. and each time the river destroyed the cabin, they built it back up again. served our persistence says mischika. even when flood waters come up to here. and there, inventive, these hinges are designed to protect the cabin in the future. mission can simply hold up the walls and take out the furniture and then be out that way there'

and serbia have officially started production of rushes. who think the vaccine? while the pandemic has had a major impact on everyone around the world, but especially on children, w asked young people between the ages of 6 and 15 in dozens of countries to take part in the project, recording their impressions of the crisis. we leave you now with a look at their artworks. thanks for watching. ah . the green. you feel worried about the planets? on the, on the, on the green fence, pasco, and we need to join me for the size of the green transformations for me, for you.

and argentina and serbia have officially started production of rushes scrutiny v vaccine. all the pandemic has had a major impact on everyone around the world, but especially on children. d. w asked the young people between the ages of 6 and 15 and dozens of countries to take part in a project, recording their impressions of the crisis. we leave you now with a look at their artworks. thanks for watching. ah, ah. the nico is in germany to learn german, benito. why not learn with him? i. d. w e learning course pico speak. can you hear me? no. yes. yes, we can hear you and hello germans. we bring you on a mac or as you've never had.

and the russians coming in behind serbia.urse on the other side france was committed to support russia, the germans had a work plan whereby they took out fritz before they turn to guilty russians. so they told the french the only except french neutrality at the front surrender fortresses which of course they were not going to do. it was just mad progression of these two alliances. course it was certainly the case but the assassination of the archduke provided the trigger for all of this. there were forces on the move in germany. for instance when we have not mentioned is the politics of germany. britain tight military the largest party in the german parliament. the socialist would not have allowed the kaiser to go to war. what of the generals who hated the socialists hated the idea of parliamentary democracy they that the glory of another successful war was just what was needed see the social set home. people could have thought like this. but they did gives almost a frivolity about the readiness for which they went to war thi

well, savannah hodge from serbia asked herself what really matter is alive and what her ideal place to live would be. after some soul searching, she packed her bags and warmed from the capital belgrade to the village of very job . she and other professionals who found a new home there are bringing new life into a village that could have otherwise died out. savannah hodge relishes these lush surroundings. there are a stones throw from her new home because it's in those lab report of the 1st time i came to rome, georgia, and saw these wonderful, clear that was when i was learning world climbing. that's all i had a strong vision that this place to be transformed into an ideal place for climate. for most of the folks could basically dream has come true to sunset. for now you see, for now your vonner used to work in human resources and the serbian capital belgrade . she would visit room just to go climbing and her spare time. but then the pandemic hair and everything changed. working remotely, she decided to relocate to the countryside. but we didn't want to stay in the city because of the

also added to the white list were hong kong, lebanon, serbia, and taiwan.ermany has reached a milestone in its efforts to beat the coronavirus pandemic. more than half of the population has been partially vaccinated. about 30% are fully immunized. officials are stepping up vaccinations as new virus strains are hampering efforts to contain the disease. boeings biggest 737 model is had to return to the skies. bloomberg has learned the initial flight of the max 10 could happen as soon as today. that would mark another milestone in the jet family's comeback. u.s. regulators have cleared the check to reenter the market in november. the jetline is not expected to enter commercial service until 2023. north korean leader kim jong-un says he is ready for dialogue and confrontation with the u.s. this comes as president biden's new nuclear envoy heads to the region for strategy against pyongyang. it is the first high level suggestion of talks since biden replaced donald trump, who met kim jong-un three times. trying officials are planning to further reduce birth restr

i might here fi protocol, think from serbia is hungry. what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they are going through. so that i could convey the headlines in the most human way possible. here it as a theater. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. the news. hello next se, plenty of he can be found around the middle east. one of the hottest places in the world as we hit toward the iran, your temperature pushing the one degrees elsewhere in the middle east. on tuesday we do have our ball setting up, so that's going to swirl up the dust as we had 2 places like cats are. so don't your 3 day forecasts will show us that hazy and dusty sun on tuesday winds could pop up to 50 to 60 kilometers per hour, but they'll start to die down as we head toward wednesday evening. plenty of sign and we'll lock our temperature into about 42. got some brain moving through areas of turkey, not a whole lot, but there is the potential. we could see some thunderstorms, and it's stumble on tuesday through the tropics of africa, w

from the mothers in a serbia, bosnia, there is one person responsible, and that is mladic. hundreds of organised criminals across the world, including hit squads, drug gangs and the mafia, are arrested in a crime sting led by the fbi and australia. all they talk about his drugs, violence. _ all they talk about his drugs, violence, hits on each other, innocent _ violence, hits on each other, innocent people who are going to be murdered. _ innocent people who are going to be murdered, a whole range of things. and a slap seen around the world — two men in the south of france are arrested over an assault on president macron. the former bosnian serb commander ratko mladic has had his conviction for genocide upheld. the final decision, rejecting his appeal, was taken by the international criminal court in the hague — and this was his reaction. mladic shook his head as the 5 judges confirmed his life sentence. that was originally imposed in 2017 after he was convicted of personally overseeing the massacre of nearly 8000 bosnian muslim men and boys in srebrenica in 1995. here's the

i haven't read what's happening in serbia, but i don't i be interesting to know when we knocked out their health structure their infrastructure. that's what's lying ahead. that's why there's a very serious target anyway. amp shot was that i came back from viet rather from the marines went to wrote a thesis on. later on uncertainty decision making under uncertainty gambling decisions how people make them why they make them that's been my professional specialty. actually that's another lecture. i'm giving in in november on the keynote lecture at the society for the for judgment and decision theory decision making very abstract. that'll be in november. i'm not going to talk very abstractly that's what my i did write a book on that last year. i wrote the book 39 years ago. it was published last year. it was my thesis. you can get it on amazon on the amazon list of bestsellers. and you know, were they rank? all the books? it lists it ranks. ranks. i believe one million 300,000 going up. no, it's hung pretty steady there. i think that garland overpriced it at 65 dollars. but anyway, that's pret

domination is alexander zverev and the german number six seed is into the fourth round after beating serbia'srev, looking to win his first grand slam, will face japan's kei nishikori next. stefanos tsistipas takes onjohn isner in today's night session. former world champion hurdler dai greene says his attempt to qualify for this summer's olympics is being hampered by coronavirus restrictions. earlier today he tweeted... earlier dai greene caught up with our senior sports news reporter laura scott, and told her this is the hardest time in his career. if i'm being totally honest that my chances of getting our slumber all the time. the competition i had in france was perfect weather but i was not there, and then there's a record for people running faster and that's an opportunity i won't get. i'm pretty much relying on the british chance of the end of the month and hoping it's not a wash—out. can't even get the opportunity to fully have a season and is a really frustrating time. there is not the domestic competitions on. what frustrating time. there is not the domestic competitions on. what you

the biggest users of the device were in germany, spain, the netherlands, serbia, and australia.re are some investigations in the u.k.. >> the amount of intelligence we received was staggering, from seizing drugs, guns, and millions of dollars in multiple currencies, to addressing more than 150 threats to life. reporter: in australia, there have been more than 200 arrests. police say the information helped thwart a machine gun attack and a cafe, and in europe today, there was more evidence of the operation's success. >> for nine months, we have been receiving intelligence to build criminal cases, we have also had information that has helped us to prevent more than 10 planned martyrs within sweden. reporter: this operation has dealt a serious blow to organized crime, not only because of those arrested, but because those still at large will not be sure who or what they can trust. bbc news. katty: so interesting. joining me now is the ceo of the cyber threat alliance. thank you for joining me. i have a ton of interesting questions. if you are the fbi and you are sitting on a treasur

the bosnian serbs, the peace accords, were signed by their most important ally, the president of serbia. flo button milosevic, which we spend on that. and we speak later now we got the very 1st interview, that metals which gave my impression that was of a friend of mine. he was able to stonewall with a smile. every christian that i put from beginning to study to do with me, it's happening both because it had everything to do with the boasting and said army who had a painful statement paid by the government at belgrade. but most of which played that game cleverly begins with ministration. went along with presidents. you must turn the pages of disagreement into a real hope for those who have survived this horrible war. after the peace accords and they to lead international coalition was sent to bosnia for the tribunals investigators, it was an opportunity to uncover the crimes of planets. i didn't know much when i was assigned to the shrubbery. niece a team, i knew thousands of muslim men disappeared. after the fall of the enclave and they were fought to have been executed he said, when y

also get to witness not just news, it's breaking but also history as it's unfolding. broadening from serbia hungry directly one day i might be covering politics and actually covering protest. what's most important to me just talking to people, understanding what they are going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. the news. hello. we're going to start this by their story in canada where we are tracking tropical storm bill as it moves north up the atlantic. but as it encounters those cool canadian waters, it's going to break apart. but it will still strike newfoundland with some rain and wind, so that includes st. john's at 16 degrees on wednesday. wider view of the u. s. right. now a few things i want to point out toward the southwest for dealing with critical fire danger. as we head toward nevada and utah, this is where we've got a heat tone, so look at the temperatures. phoenix, $48.00 degrees can be expected on wednesday. then just a bit of scattered showers toward the southern color states spilling into

reporter: he was the head of serbia's state security service throughout the war in the 1990's.his was his subordinate. the trial was one of the last linked to the breakup of the former, which led to the deaths of some 130,000 people. >> time now to turn to business. good evening to our guest. he started with the hotly contested takeover of a very influential corporation here in france. one of the country's britches men, clearly not make. >> we are talking about the man with a net worth of $8.5 billion under a deal brokered today, the balance of power shift to a new majority loyal to him to take over concerns over highly prized assets. the major publisher, new stans, but media outlets, including europe 1. he saw the transformation of another media outlet. that's the tv channel see news, which he launched back in 2017. a year ahead of the presidential election, the prospects of a similar unit -- similar editorial shift had concerns. here's the voice of the opposition. >> [speaking french] >> that's take a look at wednesday's trading action. a rough day on the european indexes. th

from the mothers in a serbia, bosnia, there is one person responsible, and that is mladic.it squads, drug gangs and the mafia, are arrested in a crime sting led by the fbi and australia. all they talk about his drugs, violence. _ all they talk about his drugs, violence, hits on each other, innocent _ violence, hits on each other, innocent people who are going to be murdered. _ innocent people who are going to be murdered, a whole range of things. and a slap seen around the world — two men in the south of france

he beat serbia's dusan lajovic in straight sets, winning 6—3, 6—3, 6—a., he beat south africa's kevin anderson in straight sets in a match that lasted less than two hours. there was a shock in the women's draw as the canadian fifth seed and former us open champion bianca andreescu was beaten by alize cornet, winning just three games in the process. britain's katie boulter nearly caused a huge shock of her own. she won the first set against second seed aryna sabalenka, but boulter couldn't hang on — with the belarusian winning the next two sets to reach the third round. and british 18—year—old emma raducanu showed talent with victory on her wimbledon debut. she beat russian vitalia diatchenko in straight sets after trailing a—i in the first. everton have appointed rafa benitez as their new manager, the former liverpool boss signing a three year deal. it'll be a controversial appointment with some, given the spaniards association with everton's rivals. the 61—year—old's lastjob was in china and, apart from winning the champions league with liverpool, he's a

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