4 d. ago International footballer Aaron Boupendza dies after falling from building

The international striker was part of the Chinese side Zhejiang, having moved from Rapid Bucharest earlier this year

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4 d. ago Aaron Boupendza dies aged 28 as Arsenal hero leads tributes to former teammate after tragic tower fall

The Gabon international forward, who was playing for Chinese side Zhejiang, reportedly fell from an apartment.

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4 d. ago Aaron Boupendza dies aged 28 after international footballer falls off building

Aaron Boupendza has passed away at the age of 28 after the Gabon international striker fell from the 11th floor of a building in China, where he was playing club football

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4 d. ago Former MLS star Aaron Boupendza dies after falling from building in China

Boupendza played against the likes of Lionel Messi and Sergio Busquets while at FC Cincinnati

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4 d. ago International footballer, 28, dies after falling off roof as tributes pour in

Gabonese striker Aaron Boupendza - who played internationally alongside Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang - has died after reportedly falling off a roof

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4 d. ago Aaron Boupendza dies aged 28 after international footballer falls off 11th floor of building

Aaron Boupendza, a 28-year-old Gabon international and striker for Chinese side Zhejiang, has died after falling from the 11th floor of a building in China, the Gabonese Football Federation have announced

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2 w. ago Fomo and high demand ‘creating perfect conditions for ticket scams’

A quarter of people surveyed have fallen victim to ticket scams, losing £82 on average, Nationwide Building Society said.

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2 w. ago Work on 100 rebuilding projects for crumbling schools kicks off this week

The government is spending £1.4 billion this year on urgently improving the condition of school buildings - some of which Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson said were “falling apart"

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2 w. ago Russian state media falls for April Fool's joke claiming Britain will build aircraft carrier called HMS Prince Andrew which can carry 'infinity' jets

Russian channel RT ran the article headlined 'Britain to expand navy due to Russian "threat", following a satirical report by an online military news site.

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4 w. ago A temple to extravagance. And that goes for Manchester United’s new stadium, too | Rowan Moore

Could Norman Foster’s £2bn design for the club, which will be seen 25 miles away, turn out to be a case of hubris before ruin? There’s a phenomenon in architectural history whereby great empires build their grandest monuments just before they fall. The Parthenon was completed just before Athens embarked on the devastating Peloponnesian War. Manhattan’s most celebrated skyscrapers went up on the brink of the Great Depression. The British inaugurated the imposing government buildings of New Delhi 16 years before the end of the Raj. I won’t say that this will definitely be the case with the £2bn stadium designed by the Mancunian Norman Foster for Manchester United Football Club, but it’s striking that it’s proposed at a time when the club has closed its staff canteen and made redundant hundreds of workers to cut costs.Every good thing is promised. It is to be “the world’s greatest football stadium”, iconic AND sustainable, with both rainwater harvesting and a “trident” of 200m-hig...

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