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'It wasn't acceptable!'- Coleen Rooney breaks her silence on husband Wayne Rooney's infidelities

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Coleen Rooney, the wife of ex-Manchester United striker, Wayne Rooney, has broken her silence on husband many public cheating scandals, branding his behaviour 'unacceptable'.    The 35-year-old WAG married Wayne in 2008 and the couple have four sons but their union  has been m rocked with several claims of infidelity.   Addressing  the scandals in the trailer for Rooney, an Amazon Prime documentary on the life and career of the footballer, the couple spoke candidly about the impact it had on their marraige.    Reflecting on Wayne's infamous romp with three prostitutes back in 2002, Coleen said: 'I knew groups Wayne was hanging around with - together with alcohol - not good. I forgive him but it wasn't acceptable.'   Wayne, 35, then noted that he is still suffering from the aftereffects of the scandal, admitting: 'People still look at me in a different way.    'For me it's important that ...

Brazil’s president Jair Bolsonaro accused of ‘crimes against humanity’ at ICC

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Brazilian President, Jair Bolsonaro has been accused of “crimes against humanity” at the International Criminal Court (ICC) for his alleged role in the destruction of the Amazon.   The case filed at the ICC on Tuesday, October 12, is the first case seeking to explicitly link deforestation to loss of life. Planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from burning and industrial-scale agriculture in the Amazon are higher than the total annual emissions of Italy or Spain and  deforestation in the region already releases more CO2 than the rest of the Amazon can absorb.   Therefore Austrian environmental justice campaigners Allrise have filed the official legal suit at the Hague-based court asking for legal proceedings against Bolsonaro and his administration for actions “directly connected to the negative impacts of climate change around the world”.   The complaint accuses the Brazilian president of waging a widespread campaign resulting in the murder of env...

Pink named UK's most-played female artist of 21st Century

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Singer, Pink has been named the most played female artist of the 21st Century in the UK, according to a new  chart compiled by music licensing company, PPL. The ranking was compiled from music usage and airplay data from UK radio stations and television channels since 2000. According to the PPL, Pink has been played more than Adele, Beyonce, Rihanna, Lady Gaga and Katy Perry in the UK. Pink who hails from the US and aged 42, released her debut album Can't Take Me Home at the turn of the century, with an R&B flavour and hits such as Most Girls, You Make Me Sick and There You Go.   Real names, Alecia Moore, she went in a rockier direction with her second album, but now does more of pop music  Her hits like Just Give Me A Reason, Try, What About Us, Sober and Walk Me Home are hits on radio and tv music stations in the UK.   Madonna came in at number two on the chart following a four-decade career . In third place is Katy Perry, whose third album ...

Germany become the first nation to qualify for 2022 World Cup in Qatar after 4-0 win over North Macedonia

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Germany are the first European nation to qualify for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar after their 4 - 0 win against North Macedonia 4-0 on Monday night, October 11, to secure top spot in Group J with two games to spare. A second-half double by Timo Werner and one goal each from Kai Havertz and Jamal Musiala secured Germany's fifth win in their fifth game under new coach Hansi Flick.They currently have 21 points, with Romania in second place on 13. All group winners in European qualification automatically secure a place at the tournament in Qatar. 'From the result it was perfect. We got what we wanted, qualified as quickly as possible and we now have five wins in a row,' Flick, who succeeded Joachim Low earlier this year, said. 'Again the attitude was right. Compliments to the team. They did not ease off. The first half was a bit wild and we lacked a bit of precision. But we kept at it. We can be satisfied.'