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Stay up to late with the latest developments as clubs, agents and players look to get deals done ahead of the World Cup in Brazil LIVE: Latest transfer gossip and emerging stories Refresh automatically  On  |  Off 9:41 am Thomas Ince has been in Milan for talks with Inter, but he has told Sky Sports that he has "unfinished business" in the Premier League, and says that people haven't seen the best of him yet in England's top flight. It'll be interesting to see how this develops over the next 48 hours.

Kieran Hayler penned a letter to his mistress - Katie's best friend of 20 years - as part of his rehab treatment Getty Kieran Hayler and Katie Price together back in February The shamed husband of Katie Price claims his cheating was caused by an addiction. Kieran Hayler is seeking help for his problems in a £2,500-a-day rehab after confessing to a seven-month affair with his wife's best friend of 20 years. In a shocking letter detailing the betrayal - where he told Katie of his unprotected sex sessions with pal Jane Pountney - the part-time stripper said the tryst meant nothing to him. The 27-year-old  insists it was just "a dirty, sleazy sh*g"  in the note written as part of his rehab programme. He told The Sun: "Having therapy has helped me to realise I've got something called compulsive addiction. "I lie compulsively to get an adrenaline buzz. I've had lots of sexual partners - over 100. But sex got boring for me." Kiera...

Some family members of the 239 people on board have been demanding Malaysia release the data so that independent experts can verify it This is an example of the kind of information that experts have been looking at from the satellite data picked up by Inmarsat

The Nigerian military say they know where the girls kidnapped by Boko Haram are but they will not attempt a rescue. Nigeria’s Chief of Defence Staff said it was “good news for the parents,” although he admitted the military would not risk “going there with force.” More than 200 girls were abducted by Boko Haram gunmen from their school in northern Nigeria in April. Earlier, the BBC learned that a deal to release some of the girls was close but was called off by the government. The BBC’s Will Ross in Abuja says an intermediary met leaders of the Islamist group and visited the place where they were being held.

Still enmeshed in a $10 Billion private jet scandal, Petroleum Minister, Deziani Allison-Madueke is allegedly dangling $1 Billion to any international Public Relations firm that can save the President Goodluck Jonathan administration’s image. Sources informed Pointblanknews.com that the Petroleum Minister and some other top presidency officials stormed London, scouting for top-notch PR firms that specialize in Crisis and Strategic Communications to help shore up the drowning image of the administration. It was learnt that Mrs. Allison-Madueke during the meetings with several PR firms assured that the Government is willing to pay $800 Million while $200 Million will be made available once results are seen.

In spite of the ongoing security challenges in parts of the country, President Goodluck Jonathan has re-assured Nigerians that elections would hold next year as scheduled. This was just as he described the  abduction of schoolgirls in Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State as a major dent on the nation’s security.  He said however, that these indeed were signs that Nigeria was facing challenges of evil forces but nothing was impossible for God to do. Speaking during the 2014 Democracy Day Interdenominational Church Service with the theme, “Love The Lord…and your Neighbour” held at the National Christian Centre, Abuja, the President said: “We have been witnessing terror attacks for two years plus, but the Chibok incident has added a major dent to the security of the country. There is nothing God cannot do. With your prayers, our girls will be seen by our security personnel.”

Five people died in Sierra Leone's first confirmed outbreak of Ebola virus, according to the World Health Organization.The death toll from the epidemic in West Africa reaches 190,despite regional officials’ claims that it has been brought under control. "I can categorically confirm that the Ebola sickness has materialized,"  health ministry official Amara Jambai said on Monday. "Preliminary information received from the field indicates that one laboratory-confirmed case and five community deaths have been reported from Koindu chiefdom,"  the World Health Organization (WHO) also said in a statement on its website. This chiefdom shares a border with the current Ebola virus disease hotspot Guéckédou in Guinea. Several suspected cases of Ebola, a haemorrhagic fever with a fatality rate of up to 90 percent, were earlier registered in Sierra Leone, but they tested negative. The WHO has deployed six international experts to the area with essential supplies a...