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That's what happened to Aston Villa youngster Lewis Kinsella on Saturday as his parent club and loan club both went down. Villa's Kinsella Relegated Twice In One Day. Being relegated is a low moment in any player's career - but how about suffering the drop twice in one afternoon? That's what happened to Aston Villa youngster Lewis Kinsella on Saturday.

This internet breaking photo has been retweeted more than 18,000 times and received more than 29,000 likes since it was posted January 28. The photo was posted by one of the twins. So can you guess who is the mum?

Drinking more than two energy drinks a day can trigger serious heart problems, experts have warned. Seventy per cent of patients aged 13 to 40 attending an emergency department in South Australia complaining of heart palpitations had consumed an energy drink, scientists found. Their findings identified a direct link between energy drink consumption and hospital admissions for heart conditions, co-author Dr Scott Willoughby, from the University of Adelaide said.

There was pandemonium at the Omole bus stop on Oba Ogunnusi Road in the Ojodu area of Lagos State on Tuesday after a traffic warden, Sunday Charles, engaged in fisticuffs with a motorist, identified only as Kingsley.

The Chief of Army Staff, Tukur Buratai, has directed all officers of the Nigerian Army who have not declared their assets to do so immediately, the Nigerian Army said in a statement Thursday. The spokesperson for the Army, Sani Usman, quoted Mr. Buratai, a lieutenant general, as giving the directive Wednesday during a conference with principal staff officers and Directors serving at the Army Headquarters.

Unidentified gunmen have entered Bacha Khan University in Charsadda, North Pakistan and opened fire on students and staff as they gathered for a poetry recital. Pakistani officials say that at least 20 people have been killed and four attackers are now dead

                                              The world's oldest man, Yasutaro Koide, who was last year presented with a framed certificate from the Guinness World Records as the world's oldest man, has died on Tuesday at the age of 112 in central Japan, a local official said. Koide, born just months before the Wright brothers made their first successful flight, died in hospital in the central Japanese city of Nagoya, where he had lived for many years, said the city official. The super-centenarian, recognised as the world's oldest male at 112 last year, died of heart failure and pneumonia, the official added.