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England's satisfying romp to victory over San Marino might have been expected, but what, if anything, can be concluded from the team's goals?

Eric Clapton's 21st studio album is a low-powered affair – the kind of thing old rockers slip into after too long spent relaxing on some Caribbean island. Presumably aiming for the chilled-out tone of 461 Ocean Boulevard, it features blues standards remodelled as reggae skanks, bland takes on the Great American Songbook, and too much acoustic guitar and dobro. The best tracks are “Still Got the Blues”, with Steve Winwood's Hammond organ laying tints behind Clapton's gut-string guitar, and the swingy Southern rocker “Gotta Get Over”.

Some solid shooting done well, but there's precious little new here

The striker also said he was open to a move away from Rangers

Clip allegedly showed a young girl being abused by an older man

Not for the first time, a picture posted on Twitter has resulted in people losing their jobs. But the case of Adria Richards, Alex Reid and their respective employers Playhaven and SendGrid is a little different. Their story casts a light on the disproportionate power of hackers, sexism in the tech community and the limits employer responsibility.

The move will make the tie closer to London

Few charities in Britain have a deeper or more beneficial impact on public policy than Shelter, which works with the homeless.

Around 1.5 million people have stumbled upon child pornography while using the internet, a survey has found. But the study suggested that 40 per cent would not know how to go about reporting it, if they did see it online.

The French minister responsible for fighting tax evasion has denied renewed claims that he once had an illegal Swiss bank account.

A blogger who waged an “unlawful campaign of harassment, defamation and intimidation” against a council chief executive has been ordered to pay him £25,000 libel damages.

The team manager said he respected the right of journalists and experts to ask legitimate questions

Energy giant EDF today dropped a £5m law suit against 21 climate change protesters that shut down the company’s new West Burton gas-fired power station last October.