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Danny Murphy, Brian Deane and Craig Short are part of a group of footballers who say they are victims of "financial abuse".
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Dances With Wolves star Graham Greene dies aged 73
The legendary Canadian actor was also known for his roles in The Green Mile and Maverick.
Justice secretary to get power to veto sentencing guidance
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'Parliament building inaccessible to me,' MP says
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