Problem: Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has said qualifying for the Champions League again would be a bigger achievement than running Manchester City close to the Premier League title last season. And the Anfield boss, whose side face City at Anfield on Sunday two places outside the top four, claims the pressure is on Manchester United and Arsenal in the race to get among Europe's elite. Rodgers is on a 10-game unbeaten league run though Thursday's Europa Cup exit against Besiktas was costly because it closed one possible route to the Champions League and upset preparations with the players not returning to Merseyside until 4am on Friday morning.



Answer: Liverpool is still talked about as a worldwide club, which is important,' he said.


Problem: Washington (CNN) -- In the bitter political debate over health care reform two years ago, one of the most contentious issues was a proposed advisory board that would recommend how to achieve needed but as-yet-unreachable Medicare savings. Opponents dubbed the Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB) a "death panel" that would ration medical coverage for senior citizens based on cost and effectiveness, rather than decisions reached between patient and doctor. Supporters called such rhetoric overheated and misleading, arguing the advisory board was necessary to motivate a reluctant health care industry to adopt cost-cutting reforms that Congress had proven unwilling or unable to impose.

Designed as a nonpolitical solution in the event of legislative stalemate, the panel's recommendations do not require congressional approval but can be offset by

Answer: Congress.


Problem: Six months have passed since Alexis Sanchez arrived at Arsenal for £35million and one nagging question remains: what do you think they were smoking over there at the Nou Camp? People are entitled to the occasional mistake — Wojciech Szczesny lost his place for taking a crafty puff on a cigarette, for example — but Barcelona’s is on another level. With every passing week, with every goal and every assist in the colours of Arsenal, the decision to sell the Chilean last summer becomes more absurd. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Sportsmail's big match stats: Arsenal 3-0 Stoke Alexis Sanchez scored twice to help Arsenal to a 3-0 Premier League victory against Stoke on Sunday

The man who cost a packet when he moved from

Answer: Barcelona continues to leave everybody short of breath.


Problem: By Tom Gardner PUBLISHED: 04:42 EST, 19 April 2012 | UPDATED: 04:56 EST, 19 April 2012 Israel’s president told how his relatives were burned alive by the Nazis as he warned the world to ‘learn lessons from the Holocaust’ and wake up to the threat posed by a nuclear armed Iran 'before it is too late'. Shimon Peres and prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu both chose the opening of the annual memorial day for the six million Jews killed in the Holocaust to call on the international community to prevent the militant regime from acquiring atomic weapons. Mr Peres, 88 - who was born in the Polish town of Vishneva in 1923 and migrated to pre-state Israel before the war erupted - linked the Nazi genocide to Iran's suspected drive to build nuclear bombs and its leaders' repeated references to the destruction of the Jewish state.

reading of names of

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Holocaust victims at sites around the country,