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Arsenal Handed Boost in £8.5m Midfield Pursuit

Arsenal have been handed a boost in their pursuit of Andre Ayew, with Marseille admitting they are in the market for a player who can replace the star while he is away at the Africa Cup of Nations.

Italy 'More Corrupt than Cuba and Kuwait'

Italy is the most corrupt country in the eurozone, along with Greece, and has scored less than Cuba, Saudi Arabia and Ghana in the 2011 Corruption Perception Index, compiled by German-based NGO Transparency International.

Al Qaeda and the FARC In Drug Alliance

A Malian man faces up to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to trafficking cocaine in a bid to fund the activities of Al-Qaeda and FARC guerrilla fighters in Columbia, US prosecutors said.

Miss Venezula Crowned Miss World 2011 [PHOTOS]

Miss Venezuela, Ivian Sarcos, was crowned the 61st Miss World in a glittering ceremony at the Earls Court Two in London on Sunday night. Miss Philippines, Gwendoline Ruais, was named the runner-up, while Miss Puerto Rico, Amanda Perez, came third in the contest.

Last Trip to Ghana for Crime Fighter Sarah Smithurst

Two years ago Sarah Smithurst made her first trip to Africa, looking to set up a crime-fighting scheme in Ghana. Back home, in Nottinghamshire, she is responsible for co-ordinating information passed on to the county's police force through a similar organization - Crimestoppers. It was on the back of Crimestoppers' success that she was asked to travel to Ghana to set up - Crimefighters.

AC Milan Transfer News: Boateng, Eriksen, Pato and Torres in Today’s Press

All of the latest Transfer news from AC Milan for 12 September 2011. The Rossoneri are said to be lining up a January transfer bid for Ajax starlet Christian Eriksen but will face competition from Liverpool. The club are also said to be monitoring the situation of Chelsea striker Fernando Torres with Alexandre Pato rumoured to be heading to Stamford Bridge in a swap deal. In other news, Kevin Prince Boateng has told

Famine in Somalia: Are Africans Doing Enough?

The international charity Oxfam has launched an initiative to get Africans and their governments to donate more towards the drought and famine in the Horn of Africa as it complained the donations given by African countries so far are too small.