Jose Mourinho tells captain Wayne Rooney he can leave Man. U as Chinese clubs line up £500k per week deal.

Man U coach Jose Mourinho has told England/Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney that he can leave the club if he desires to play regular football once again.

Rooney has been left out of the starting line up in Man U's last 3 EPL matches and on Sunday reached a new low as he was totally left out of the travelling squad to Chelsea altogether.

Rooney is currently injured, but Mourinho has refused to give England's all time highest goalscorer any assurances that he'll return to the starting line-up once he''s back from injury with plenty Chinese clubs willing to tempt away Rooney who earns about £300,000 per week at Man U.

According to a report by Sun Uk and Mirror UK, after 12 years, 532 games and 246 goals, the Red Devils captain's future looks more uncertain than ever after being told by Mourinho he is no longer first-choice.

Rotherham United sign footballer Peter Odemwingie on a short term deal

Rotherham United have signed unattached former West Bromwich Albion and Stoke City striker, Peter Odemwingie on a short-term deal until January 2017. After securing the deal, the Nigeria international footballer said:

"It went quickly. Only a few days ago I got in touch with the manager Kenny Jackett. Knowing him, he is a manager that believes in you and that gives me a lot of positivity. 

He obviously believes in me and thinks I can do a job for him, so I am looking forward to a new start and doing my best for the team." "I am looking forward to this," he added. "I love pressure as a player, I love situations like this, and a lot of times I have delivered, I hope it will be the same in this club. I want to play out of my skin because there is a level that I want to get back to and the only way to get back to that is to do my best and work really hard. It has been a while but I have tried to stay fit and keep on top of things. I have had a few training sessions in the last few days and I feel ready to go, I don't think it will take me long to get back to my best."

Diplomatic community donates blood for train accident victims in Cameroon (Photos)

The diplomatic community in an event organized by the U.S Embassy in Yaounde on Sunday, October 23, 2016, showed sympathy to the victims of the Camrail train accident which happened last Friday, in Eseka,Cameroon, by donating their blood.

US Ambassador to Cameroon, Michael S. Hoza (pictured), & Medical Attaché Diana M. Vandermast, welcomed donors to the U.S. Embassy in Yaounde, Cameroon.

They also welcomed the ambassadors and high commissioners of Canada, France, Japan, Israel and the United Nations, along with diplomats from those countries, the World Health Organization, World Bank, the U.S. Embassy, and Cameroonian medical professionals for a blood donation event for the accident victims.

Judges to declare assets before and after delivering judgment in election matters, others – NJC

As part of efforts to address the alleged corrupt practices of some judges in the judiciary, the National Judicial Council, NJC, yesterday issued a directive to all judges presiding in “sensitive and highly visible trials such as election petition proceedings” to declare their assets before they begin proceedings on such cases and immediately after they give judgement on such cases.

This directive will be reflected in the new code of conduct for judicial officers which is currently being reviewed by a 10-man Judicial Ethics Committee set up by NJC.

Why I donated $20 million to defeat Donald Trump: Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz

Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz wants to keep Donald Trump out of the White House and he's digging into his deep pockets in an effort to make that happen. 

The billionaire told CNBC on Friday he recently pledged $20 million to Democratic groups because he felt the need to act after hearing some of the rhetoric coming from Republicans — particularly during the Republican National Convention.

"I think it's apparent to every American that this is a special election. The stakes are extremely high," he said in an interview with " Power Lunch ."

"We just felt really compelled to, sort of, get off the sidelines and help ensure that the Democrats were able to win the election."

Man murdered wife's family and then killed her as she attended funeral service in 'evil plot'

Velasco murders

A man has been found guilty of executing an "evil plot" in which he killed his sister-in-law and father-in-law to lure his wife to their funerals, where he then murdered her.

Samuel Velasco Gurrola, 41, conspired to kill his wife Ruth Sagredo and her family with the help of his two siblings in the US town of El Paso in Texas.

He initiated his murderous plan in 2008, when he hired a hitman to murder his father-in-law Francisco Maria Sagredo Villarreal, in Ciudad Juarez.

Tension As Over 200 Herdsmen With Families, Cattle Arrive In Enugu Community

Tension and protest, yesterday, greeted the arrival and settlement of over 200 herdsmen and their cows at Agu Obodo, Obeagwu Ozalla in Nkanu West Local Government Area of Enugu State.

The protesting community members said they were overwhelmed by over five trucks that off-loaded the herdsmen, their families and cows in the community and is asking the herdsmen to leave their land within three days as their people can no longer go to their farms.

President-General of Ozalla Development Union, ODU, Chief Afam Ani, who led the protesting women, youths and traditional rulers yesterday, said the herdsmen’s arrival, weekend, caused considerable anxiety and panic in the town, with his people living nearest to farm settlements abandoning their farms and dwellings and taking refuge in other parts of the town.