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Police are investigating alleged racist messages sent to Manchester City footballer Yaya Toure following his team's derby win over Manchester Untied. The midfielder  rejoined Twitter on Monday, five months after leaving the social network site in order to focus on the World Cup. The Ivory Coast international posted his first tweet at 6pm, reflecting on City's 1-0 victory over Manchester United the previous day. Scroll down for video Manchester City's Yaya Toure was reportedly subjected to racial abuse within hours of rejoining Twitter He wrote: 'Great to be back on twitter after a good win yesterday. Now my focus is on the next game... Happy Monday everyone!!'

'Yaya Toure has been on

Answer: Twitter for a matter of hours and he has already received abuse of an appalling nature.


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Washington (CNN) -- It was supposed to be a week focused on domestic issues to bolster the chances of Democrats in November midterms. President Barack Obama wanted to drive down a virtual highway, talk about rebuilding infrastructure while standing in front of a bridge, and otherwise push his proposals to build middle class opportunity -- all rejected so far by Republicans. Instead, violence erupting in the sky over Ukraine and on the ground in the Middle East set the agenda. On three straight days, Obama ended up in front of reporters for previously unscheduled statements on the volatile developments halfway around the world that obscured the planned White House messaging.

Before arriving back in

Answer: Washington late that night, Obama also spoke with his national security team and was briefed on the latest efforts to support an investigation into the air disaster.


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Al-Jazeera America will mark its first anniversary on the air next week despite averaging just 17,000 viewers a night. The news network has recorded low ratings since it first aired and recently had to layoff staff and cut some live newscasts. Al-Jazeera America has also won awards for its work, seen some recent audience growth and its chief executive insists a steady growth plan is on target. Al-Jazeera America will mark its first anniversary on the air next week despite averaging just 17,000 viewers After several unsuccessful years trying to get its English-language network carried widely in the United States, the Qatar-based Al-Jazeera bought and closed Al Gore's Current TV network last year and set up the U.S.-focused AJAM to replace Al-Jazeera English in the U.S.

'It is serious of purpose, by far the best news channel available to

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U.S. viewers.'