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Could Valencia, Liverpool or Spain be next for Real Madrid's sacked Rafael Benitez?

Rafa Benitez was sacked seven months after replacing Carlo Ancelotti.

Housing is a mess in the UK – this latest legislation will make it worse

Housing Bill should include commitment to increase social housing, lower rent, and make homes affordable.

Nimr al-Nimr: Britain and the US must condemn 'reckless' Saudi Arabia over cleric's execution

Saudi Arabia is willingly inflaming sectarian tensions in the Middle East, says our columnist.

Instead of freezing transport fares, why not have cheaper fares for low-income earners?

Sadiq Khan's suggestion of freezing fares will not address the affordability of travel and access to opportunities.

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I'm 92 and I've lived through 16 prime ministers – here are five things David Cameron must do in 2016

As I will be 93 in February 2016 I must accept that Cameron's conservatives may be the last government I will live under

Game of Thrones season 6: Will Jon Snow only appear in Bran Stark's visions? Actor teases time travelling abilities

Bran will return to play a crucial role in the season 6 storyline.

Oliver Letwin's comments and the 2011 riot response show 'racist' attitudes haven't changed

Letwin's comments show how detached those in power can be from what's going on in our communities.

The future of the UK isn't looking good – and it's all down to Cameron's careless cuts

The floods are a horrible metaphor for the Cameron-Osborne view of the State and how money should not be spent.

UK floods: Crises are often foreseeable, so why do leaders ignore the facts that could avert them?

Some organisations suffer from wilful blindness – they choose not to recognise something embarrassing, to their cost.

Unexpected events can force governments to change course - so let's hope this one rethinks the cuts

Cameron and Osborne successfully sold the 'public spending crisis' interpretation to the public.

Those calling for bigger flood defences don't understand the complexity of UK flooding

Flood defences didn't fail, they worked to capacity but were overwhelmed by rivers exceeding record levels.

Iraq's victory over Isis in Ramadi is pivotal but Daesh are far from beaten

Iraq taking back the IS stronghold of Mosul is still a long way off.

I am a Muslim but I defied Isis by celebrating Christmas in a Baghdad church

When I started walking the streets of Baghdad, I was stunned to see Christmas decorations everywhere.

New Year 2016: Top resolutions of the year and tips to follow them

Staying fit seems to be the most popular resolution people want to keep in 2016.

Best of Bollywood 2015: Top 5 movies which achieved box office success despite sensible storylines

Piku, Talvar are among the top five Bollywood films of 2015.

It won't be so easy for US banks to avoid UK tax next year - and it's about time

This is the first time banks have had to declare details of their tax on a country-by-country profit.

Dear Santa: Gaza only wants one gift this Christmas - freedom

The strip has known nothing but violence for over a decade.

On-demand motoring: The future of the car is in the hands of Apple, Google and Uber

The new 'Big Three' are not car companies, and driving cars as we know them will become just a hobby.

Beijing's smog 'red alerts' are a positive sign of the times in China

It's hopefully heralding a more environmentally conscious and accountable country

How the UK's Sharia courts can condemn women to remain in unwanted marriages

Violence towards women can increase after seeking a Sharia divorce.

Like many, I left teaching because the government ruined it. Now it spends £1bn on supply teachers

Spending more money on staff who should rarely be necessary shows taxpayers are not getting 'more for less'.

Tesco's Christmas ad promotes harassment. If we ignore men's advances, we want them to go away

Being a woman alone in public carries a risk that some men believe they are entitled to a smile or more.

We still aren't told how many people are going hungry in the UK - but we know it's too many

We are crying out for reliable data showing just how many families go without a proper meal every day.

If you were angry about Cecil the lion being hunted why put a turkey on your plate?

A young turkey doesn't want to be roasted anymore than a puppy.

Zoltan Istvan: Immortality Bus delivers Transhumanist Bill of Rights to US Capitol

The US presidential candidate completes his three-month campaign aboard a coffin-shaped bus.

Three years on from the horrific Delhi bus rape and women in India are still in danger

What kind of crime against a woman would it take to make the government see reason in India?

John McAfee: Our dependency on the internet is a recipe for chaos

Cybersecurity expert John McAfee believes the internet is the soft underbelly of the Western world.

Islamophobic hatred and anti-Muslim rhetoric has moved from the margins to the mainstream

Donald Trump and Tommy Robinson are only extreme examples of a wider racist agenda.

Cecil Rhodes was a racist, but so were many Victorians. We can't erase all bad guys from history

The sanitisation of improper thought seems to be what a generation of progressive student activists are aiming for.

Mental health requires early intervention – Not only does it save lives but money too

My mother has schizophrenia, and only through police arrests or court help has she been able to access services.

There's a fine line between 'clean eating' and eating disorders

Moral crusade against carbs or fats or sugars is hardly the route to a healthy attitude to food.

Quality Street and the mystery of shrinking chocolate

If all the suppliers are shrinking pack sizes and keeping prices up, it will take a brave one to break ranks.

The United Arab Emirates has peaked - Emiratis must now dare to dissent

UAE rulers have been hijacked towards an autocratic, counter-revolutionary, nearly paranoid bent.

Muslim Brotherhood: London is a base for extremists that fight the integration of British Muslims

The Muslim Brotherhood remains a threat to the UK and Europe.

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