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Maybe the traffic. There are many reasons why someone might leave early.

Wilson of course is now in a serious relationship with Ciara, Future’s ex-fiancee and the mother of Future’s son, Baby Future, and Cam Newton has recently formed a relationship with the rapper thanks to his relentless dabbing during National Football League...

But what about writers from St. Louis? “If that’s not what’s going to happen, I’ll probably do what I had originally planned on – a historical type tribute site to the Los Angeles Rams”. In recent years have had the lowest attendance in the...

New England grabbed a 7-0 lead only 4:37 into the game as Brady capped an 11-play, 80-yard march with an 8-yard touchdown pass to Gronkowski.

And they include the Chargers and Raiders.

Arsene Wenger’s men – who have not won away at Stoke since 2010 – had lost on each of their last two visits to the Britannia Stadium. There was that part where Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain nearly managed to actually get a shot on frame, but other than that there...

“When I was looking at matches to analyse an opponent, I have done that also – I leave the stadium five minutes before”.

Labour’s Shadow Attorney General Catherine McKinnell has quit the shadow cabinet over concerns about the direction of Labour under leader Jeremy Corbyn.

“With the passage of time, people might give them a little bit of a pass on how it played out 20 years ago”.

The GMB leader said there were tens of thousands of jobs at around 50 sites in the United Kingdom that depended on defence contracts.

“What do I do now?”

ESPN reports that the Saint Louis Rams have officially moved the franchise to Los Angeles effective immediately which means they will play out of LA for the 2016-2017 season. Rams fans in Visalia were also elated of the news that their beloved team was coming home.

McKinnell said Labour was heading down an “increasingly negative path” amid “internal conflict” stemming from the recent shadow cabinet reshuffle.

Manchester United’s players look “bored”, former midfielder Paul Scholes said after watching his old side edge third-tier Sheffield United 1-0 in the FA Cup on Saturday.

Scholes said: “The players looked bored themselves”.