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Barcelona eyeing out Greece’s 15-year-old Giannis KonstanteliasDespite being only 15 years old, Giannis Konstantelias’ talents are being recognised by European powerhouses such as Barcelona, who are interested in signing the exciting PAOK midfielder.Born in Volos in 2003, Konstantelias currently stands at 165 cm and plays as a midfielder for PAOK’s under 17s side, despite being eligible to play for the under 15s team. He was signed by PAOK in 2013 and since then, has been a key member in PAOK’s academy.The attacking midfielder has impressed scoring two goals along with seven assists from six games to start the season with PAOK U17s. His stunning form and ability to dominate in matches against older players has attracted the attention of European clubs.The interest for Konstantelias does not stop at Barcelona. The highly-rated teenage prospect is in high demand by a number of clubs in England. Reports suggest that one English club offered 1.2 million Euros for the 15-year-old.
Greece’s Captain Kosmas Chalaris named NATO’s “Best Warrior” PilotGreece’s pilot of the 331 All-Weather Squadron of the 114 Combat Wing of the Hellenic Air Force, Captain Kosmas Chalaris has been named “Best Warrior” Pilot during NATO’s 18-3 Tactical Leadership Program (TLP).
Roger the kangaroo: Enormous roo dies aged 12Roger, a kangaroo who won global fame for his enormous size and impressive physique, has died at the age of 12.The roo was rescued as a joey after his mother was killed in a car accident, and grew up at the Kangaroo Sanctuary in Alice Springs in Australia.
Brexit ruling: UK can cancel decision, EU court saysThe European Court of Justice has ruled the UK can cancel Brexit without the permission of the other 27 EU members.The ECJ judges ruled this could be done without altering the terms of Britain's membership.
Half of motorists failed drug-driving tests in England and WalesThirty-seven drivers a day caught driving under influence of banned substances
'True meaning' of Watership Down revealed ahead of TV revivalReaders thought story was cryptic allegory, but its creator was firm: ‘It’s just a story about rabbits’The 1978 animated version of Watership Down holds a particular place in the cultural psyche of an entire generation. Everyone remembers the hopelessly sentimental Art Garfunkel theme song. Many will never forget the trauma of witnessing big-eyed bunny rabbits being mercilessly and bloodily slain.The 1978 animation, featuring the voices of John Hurt and Richard Briers, was scarringly graphic.Producers have suggested the new version, a BBC/Netflix co-production, will be less violent. There will also be more comedy and more prominent female characters.The programme will be shown on on Saturday 22 December and Sunday 23 December.
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'True meaning' of Watership Down revealed ahead of TV revivalProducers have suggested the new version, a BBC/Netflix co-production, will be less violent. There will also be more comedy(?!) and more prominent female characters.
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