Brendan Rodgers heaped praise on Raheem Sterling after the wonderkid powered ‘lucky’ Liverpool to a dramatic 3-2 win at QPR. Sterling — who has been at the centre of controversy after complaining of tiredness ahead of England’s win over Estonia — had a hand in all of Liverpool goals, with Steven Caulker’s own goal in the dying seconds securing three points for the visitors. Rodgers said: ‘He (Sterling) was outstanding. (He showed) his brightness for the first goal. The breakaways for the other two are all about his speed, his technique, his courage to run with the ball.’ Raheem Sterling helped Liverpool record a narrow 3-2 win over QPR at Loftus Road on Sunday afternoon

His captain

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- Bobby Zamora agreed, saying: ‘We would have had no complaints if we came away with nothing, we would have no complaints if we came away with a point.
- Brendan Rodgers agreed, saying: ‘We would have had no complaints if we came away with nothing, we would have no complaints if we came away with a point.
- England agreed, saying: ‘We would have had no complaints if we came away with nothing, we would have no complaints if we came away with a point.
- Estonia agreed, saying: ‘We would have had no complaints if we came away with nothing, we would have no complaints if we came away with a point.
- Liverpool agreed, saying: ‘We would have had no complaints if we came away with nothing, we would have no complaints if we came away with a point.
- Loftus Road agreed, saying: ‘We would have had no complaints if we came away with nothing, we would have no complaints if we came away with a point.
- Premier League agreed, saying: ‘We would have had no complaints if we came away with nothing, we would have no complaints if we came away with a point.
- QPR agreed, saying: ‘We would have had no complaints if we came away with nothing, we would have no complaints if we came away with a point.
- Queens Park Rangers agreed, saying: ‘We would have had no complaints if we came away with nothing, we would have no complaints if we came away with a point.
- Raheem Sterling agreed, saying: ‘We would have had no complaints if we came away with nothing, we would have no complaints if we came away with a point.
- Rodgers agreed, saying: ‘We would have had no complaints if we came away with nothing, we would have no complaints if we came away with a point.
- Sterling agreed, saying: ‘We would have had no complaints if we came away with nothing, we would have no complaints if we came away with a point.
- Steven Caulker agreed, saying: ‘We would have had no complaints if we came away with nothing, we would have no complaints if we came away with a point.
- Steven Gerrard agreed, saying: ‘We would have had no complaints if we came away with nothing, we would have no complaints if we came away with a point.
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Steven Gerrard agreed, saying: ‘We would have had no complaints if we came away with nothing, we would have no complaints if we came away with a point.


The news from Pakistan is generally bad news. In the past week, which was far from atypical, suicide bombers attacked a court building in the northwestern city of Peshawar taking hostages and killing four people. In the southern city of Karachi the director of a renowned social program working in the megacity's poorest neighborhoods was shot and killed. And gunmen kidnapped two female Czech tourists in southwestern Pakistan. But this past week also saw more than a glimmer of good news from Pakistan: Saturday, March 16 marked an extraordinary moment in Pakistani history, as this is the first time  a civilian government has served its entire five-year term (from 2008 to 2013). And, for the first time in its history, the Pakistani military appears unwilling to mount a coup against the civilian government. The military has successfully executed three coups and attempted a number of others since Pakistan's independence in 1947.

The

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- Afghan Attorney General's office said last week that it would appeal the sentences as being too soft given the scale of the fraud.
- Afghanistan Attorney General's office said last week that it would appeal the sentences as being too soft given the scale of the fraud.
- Bergen Attorney General's office said last week that it would appeal the sentences as being too soft given the scale of the fraud.
- Czech Attorney General's office said last week that it would appeal the sentences as being too soft given the scale of the fraud.
- Karachi Attorney General's office said last week that it would appeal the sentences as being too soft given the scale of the fraud.
- Pakistan Attorney General's office said last week that it would appeal the sentences as being too soft given the scale of the fraud.
- Pakistani Attorney General's office said last week that it would appeal the sentences as being too soft given the scale of the fraud.
- Peshawar Attorney General's office said last week that it would appeal the sentences as being too soft given the scale of the fraud.
- Peter Bergen Attorney General's office said last week that it would appeal the sentences as being too soft given the scale of the fraud.
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Afghan Attorney General's office said last week that it would appeal the sentences as being too soft given the scale of the fraud.


By Paul Harris UPDATED: 23:04 EST, 23 December 2011 Hitting back: Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan in Istanbul Turkey deepened its acrimonious rift with France yesterday by accusing the country of genocide. Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan claimed French forces burned people in ovens during their colonial occupation of Algeria. He told President Nicolas Sarkozy he should ask his ex-Foreign Legion father about atrocities carried out during French imperial rule in the 1940s and 1950s. The charge was a bitter retaliation against French MPs’ decision 24 hours earlier to make it a crime to deny that the mass killing of Armenians by Ottoman Turks in 1915 constituted genocide.

sure he would have lots to tell his son about the

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- Algeria massacres in
- Armenians massacres in
- France massacres in
- French massacres in
- Istanbul massacres in
- Nicolas Sarkozy massacres in
- Ottoman Turks massacres in
- Paul Harris massacres in
- Tayyip Erdogan massacres in
- Turkey massacres in
- Turkish massacres in
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France massacres in