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Former US secretary of state Hillary Clinton waded into troubled US-Turkey relations when she and her daughter Chelsea announced last week that they had acquired the rights to produce a television series based on a forthcoming book about Syrian Kurdish women fighters. Written by bestselling American journalist Gayle Tzemach Lemmon, The Daughters of Kobani is to be released on February 16 and will recount the Kurdish-led People’s Protection Units’ (YPG) 2014 defence of the border city of Kobani from an ISIS assault and early days as the main local fighting force in the US-led coalition to...

Grey Day for Dancing with Wolves by George  McKane  |   10/01/2021 It's a grey Sunday morning here in New Brighton... there is a magpie on the roof opposite, just sitting and looking out towards The City and The River, all grey, no lights but a pale blue on the side of one of the larger building near the waterfront to at least give a glimmer of colour. I am in a pensive mood, listening to Erik Satie and Claude Debussy. I watched the game yesterday – unable to attend of course. I follow Everton by choice; I go when I can, only stopped by authorities...

Cenk Tosun DENIES politically motivated celebration against Rotherham Ollie Lewis For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Cenk Tosun has denied accusations that he celebrated a goal scored against Rotherham United with a hand gesture used by a far-right group in Saturday's FA Cup win. The Turkish striker, 29, thought he had bagged his second goal of the game after latching onto a James Rodriguez cross to steer past Millers' keeper Jamal Blackman.  The goal was ruled out by VAR but it was Tosun's celebration that stirred some controversy. The forward raised ...