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With some considering asking for refunds if australia and new zealand arent taking part. to not be able to see that talent thats there, that is massively disappointing. ive got tickets to well over 20 games across the mens, - womens and wheelchair competitions. i will be happy and i will be excited to see whatever- nations turn up and play. at a time when athletes from australia and new zealand are competing in other major sporting events, many feel rugby league is being treated differently and ...

Players in australia and new zealand claim not to have been consulted, while players here want to compete against the best teams in the world. we want to be beating the best. we want to be in the semifinals or finals, and we dont want people to turn around and say, you know, "theyve had an easy route, they only won because the kiwis didnt come, or the aussies didnt come." we want them to come, and we want to show them how much were developing on this side of the world. 21 venues across england a...

Chutzpa, aig of saved by american taxpayers, contemplating suit against u.s. over conditions. and morgan fairchild, u.s. had to save aig to stop worldwide collapse, but these guys should be in jail not suing u.s. im he one of the americans whose money saved you and i think i speak for all of us including your moms when i say go screw yourselves, but just a few minutes ago, austan goolsbee tweeting again and this time apologizing to aig and writes, dear aig, i hear you found the idea of suing the...

Chutzpa, aig of saved by american taxpayers, contemplating suit against u.s. over conditions. and morgan fairchild, u.s. had to save aig to stop worldwide collapse, but these guys should be in jail not suing u.s. im he one of the americans whose money saved you and i think i speak for all of us including your moms when i say go screw yourselves, but just a few minutes ago, austan goolsbee tweeting again and this time apologizing to aig and writes, dear aig, i hear you found the idea of suing the...

Richard, the first question i have is how normal is cairo today? >> reporter: it is not normal at all. cairo doesnt feel today like it did six months ago. there are still thousands of people in the square. when you walk around the streets theres broken glass everywhere. people are trying to sweep up. but it looks very different than it did three or four days ago. the people are back out. shops are starting to open. banks are out. the question is, the political uncertainty. nobody exactly knows h...