President Muhammadu Buhari has departed Abuja for Glasgow, Scotland to attend the 26th Conference of Parties (COP26) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). Naija News reports that presidential spokesman, Garba Shehu, disclosed this in a statement on Sunday made available to reporters. Shehu stated that the President is scheduled to deliver his national statement at the High-Level segment for Heads of State and Government at the conference on Tuesday, November 2.

Bass player for Metallica in the 1980s who was killed in a tragic bus accident in 1986. He contributed to the albums Kill 'Em All, Ride the Lightning, and Master of Puppets. Metallica paid tribute to him in the song "To Live Is To Die," which contained unused bass tracks that he recorded before his death.  Before Fame While performing with his former band Trauma in the early 1980s, he was recruited to join what would later become Metallica.

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Football ranks ahead of horse racing as the sport with the greatest reputation for bribery and corruption, with half of the public saying the problem is widespreadSix people were arrested on Sunday following a report in the Sun newspaper which claimed that an undercover reporter had filmed former footballer Sam Sodje allegedly saying he could get Championship players to have themselves booked for cash payments. Now a YouGov survey finds that football is regarded as the number one sport for dodgy dealings, ahead of horse racing, more usually associated with bribery and corruption, and cricket, which recently also had a corruption scandal.

In the 88 Years since the publication of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s seminal novel, many artists have tried to adapt, replicate or emulate its lush tragedy of Roaring ’20s excess and class striving. With Baz Luhrmann’s screen version out May 10, here’s a history of great and not-so-great Gatsbys. START HERE 1925 The Great Gatsby is published to positive reviews but poor initial sales. 1926 A silent adaptation of Gatsby hits theaters–the cast includes William Powell, later of the Thin Man series–but the film eventually goes missing and is now considered lost.