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 Arsenal and Chelsea both booked their place in the last 16 of the Europa League last night with home victories

 The Gunners beat BATE Borisov 3-0 to record a 3-1 aggregate win. A Zakhar Volkov own-goal put Arsenal in front after just four minutes and subsequent goals from defenders  Shkodran Mustafi and Sokratis Papastathopoulos secured a routine victory a the Emirates

 Chelsea eventually saw off Malmo with a 3-0 win at Stamford Bridge, but were made to sweat with the game goalless at the break

 The Blues led 2-1 from the first-leg, and made things more comfortable through second-half strikes from Olivier Giroud, Ross Barkley and Callum Hudson-Odoi

 Celtic's campaign ended after a 1-0 defeat to Valencia made it 3-0 on aggregate to the Spanish side

 Arsenal reached the semi-finals last year before losing to eventual winners Atletico Madrid

 They know winning the tournament could be their best chance of getting a place in next season's Champions League

 Chelsea could also be eyeing up that route, with a resurgant Manchester United now above them in the Premier League

 Here's all you need to know about today's draw.When is the Europa League draw? The draw is made at 12pm UK time

 That's 1pm in Nyon, Switzerland, where the draw is being made. Can Arsenal and Chelsea play each other? Yes they can

From this stage onwards their is no 'club protection' in the Europa League. That means a London derby could be on the cards at this stage, or in the quarter-finals, semi-finals or final should both clubs progress

 The only Uefa stipulation is clubs from Ukraine and Russia can't be drawn to play each other

What teams are in the Europa League draw? Arsenal (England)Benfica (Portugal)Chelsea (England)Dinamo Zagreb (Croatia)Dynamo Kiev (Ukraine)Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany)Inter Milan (Italy)Krasnodar (Rusia)Napoli (Italy)Rennes (France)Salzburg (Austria)Sevilla (Spain)Slavia Prague (Czech Republic)Valencia (Spain)Villarreal (Spain)Zenit (Russia) When will Europa League last 16 games be played? The first-leg matches take place on Thursday March 7

 The reverse games take place a week later on Thursday March 14. The draw for the quarter-finals and semi-finals takes place the following day

 7 March: Round of 16, first leg14 March: Round of 16, second leg

For more infomation >> What time is the Europa League draw? Can Arsenal and Chelsea face each other? - Duration: 3:03.

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Mohamed Salah feeling the pressure because title is 'close' - Duration: 4:32.

 Mohamed Salah has admitted the pressure of fulfilling his "dream" and winning the Premier League title with Liverpool has increased now that the Reds are "close" to the achievement

 Currently trailing reigning champions Manchester City on goal difference but with a game in hand, Jurgen Klopp's side will return to the summit if they avoid defeat against bitter rivals Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday

 Although Liverpool had won twice as many titles as their then nearest challengers (Arsenal and neighbours Everton on nine apiece) when they secured their 18 and to date last League Championship in 1990, since then United's dominance has seen them go from seven to 20 titles and overhaul the Reds as English football's most successful club

 Salah, 26, wasn't even born when Liverpool last ruled the roost but as the tantalising prospect of ending the longest title drought in Anfield history starts to become a more realistic possibility, he acknowledges that feelings become more intense

We're building up to Jurgen Klopp's pre-Manchester United press conference HERE  He told ESPN Brasil: "There is pressure because you want to win the Premier League

 "But now it's more because you're just close to the end, so there is more pressure

But at the end of the day, the next game, the three points, is very important, like the first game of the season

   "But the people don't take it like that. They take it like: 'OK, there's a pressure now'

But in the beginning of the season you need to win the game to get the three points to be here now

 "So now you are top of the table or second and you have one game in hand, so you just need to be calm and play football

 "It's a dream, to be honest. It's one of my dreams when I came to Liverpool, to win the Premier League

I said that last season. Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will start in 8Cancel Play now  "Maybe the people were saying it was crazy, but it was in my mind always to come here and win the Premier League

 "I said it last season, I said it at the beginning of the season and now we are close

I hope we are going to win it. We'll do our best to win it."  Meanwhile, Salah has lifted the lid on his relationship with fellow forward Roberto Firmino and how the quiet Brazilian lets his football do the talking

 Liverpool's cosmopolitan squad ensures that there are lots on languages covered in the Anfield dressing room – their frontline alone has native tongues of Arabic (Salah); Portuguese (Firmino) and French (Sadio Mane) – but this does not hamper their understanding on the pitch

 He said: "Roberto sits next to me in the game, dressing room.  "He doesn't talk English much to the players

But we talk together maybe everyday.  "In the game I think we played together for one year

He gave me, I think, the most assists of the team and I gave him the same. We play close to each other, we know how to play

 "I think when football players play with each other they know how to play. It doesn't matter about the language, it doesn't matter how to talk to each other

But we know each other, we expect the movement from each other." Download our FREE LFC App  Don't miss a thing with our free LFC App click here for iTunes and click here for android

For more infomation >> Mohamed Salah feeling the pressure because title is 'close' - Duration: 4:32.

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KT : Ben Affleck Is Sweet Attentive Dad Holding Hands With Daughter Seraphina - Duration: 3:56.

For more infomation >> KT : Ben Affleck Is Sweet Attentive Dad Holding Hands With Daughter Seraphina - Duration: 3:56.

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Man Utd news: ONE United player is reason for stunning Paul Pogba form - Sky Sports pundit - Duration: 2:02.

 That is the view of Sky Sports pundit and former Arsenal striker Kevin Campbell. Paul Pogba has scored nine goals in 12 appearances since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer replaced Jose Mourinho at Manchester United

 He had only netted five times in his previous 20 games under former boss Mourinho

 And Campbell believes Herrera is the reason for Pogba's fine recent performances

 Herrera has been a regular under Solskjaer and scored the opening goal in the FA Cup fifth round win at Chelsea on Monday

 Manchester United want to extend the Spaniard's contract which expires at the end of the season

 And Campbell believes it would be a smart piece of business. "I think he is now [an important part]," Campbell said of Herrera

 "I think under Jose Mourinho he was in and out the team, didn't look himself. "Now Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's come in, he's looking the part and looking the player that is a mainstay in that team

 "He is one of the mainstays that sits there and allows Paul Pogba to break forward and express himself

 "That's what Manchester United have needed.  "Everyone's been asking 'what's happened to Pogba?'

 "Actually, Ander Herrera has happened to Pogba, and [Nemanja] Matic is being the old Matic and Pogba is flourishing

 "So he is definitely going to be a good, top player for Manchester United for years to come if they sign him

"

For more infomation >> Man Utd news: ONE United player is reason for stunning Paul Pogba form - Sky Sports pundit - Duration: 2:02.

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'Het belastinggeschreeuw van Rutger Bregman op Fox News is populistische kletspraat!' - Duration: 7:26.

 Rutger Bregman maakte een paar weken geleden furore toen hij tijdens een paneldiscussie in Davos de door hem zogenoemde hypocrisie van de aanwezigen aan de kaak stelde

In een zaal vol vermogende mensen stelde hij dat het echte probleem in de wereld belastingontwijking door de superrijken is

 Taxes, taxes, taxes, was zijn oplossing. Gisteren bracht hij een video naar buiten van een interview dat hij gaf aan Fox News in de VS

In de show van Carlson Tucker wilde hij het verhaal nog eens dunnetjes overdoen. Jammer genoeg was Tucker niet goed voorbereid om het over belastingen te hebben, want daar wilde Rutger het over hebben

 Nou, Rutger laten we het eens over belasting hebben.  Volgens Rutger is het echte probleem dat miljardairs hun fair share aan belasting niet betalen

Laten we daar eens beter naar kijken. Ik denk namelijk dat we met geen mogelijkheid de beoogde doelen via de politiek kunnen behalen, laat staan de door hem gewenste klimaatdoelen

Ongeacht hoe hoog de belasting is die je op miljardairs heft.  Want zoals Winston Churchill ooit zei: "We contend that for a nation to tax itself into prosperity is like a man standing in a bucket and trying to lift himself up by the handle

"  Geen land is ooit welvarend geworden door belastingen te heffen. Niemand is uit de armoede geklommen en geen land is er op grote schaal schoner door geworden

Terwijl welvaart juist datgene is waardoor mensen zich om het milieu gaan bekommeren

Daarbij moet je je afvragen wat voor nut het heeft op nog meer geld in de overheid te pompen

In Nederland alleen al is 70% van de overheidsuitgaven niet te controleren en daardoor is hun effect moeilijk te achterhalen

We hebben dus geen idee wat al die miljarden opleveren die er elk jaar weer doorheen gaan

 Maar stel dat we meegaan in de beredenering van Rutger, wat zal het ons opleveren? In Nederland zijn er 12

000 huishoudens die meer dan €200.000 per jaar verdienen. Los van het feit dat de top 20% van inkomens al verantwoordelijk is voor bijna de helft van de huidige belastingopbrengsten, zou je met een tarief hoger dan 50% op hun inkomsten er per jaar marginaal op vooruit gaan

Niet eens genoeg om de rentelasten van Nederlandse overheid voor 1 jaar te kunnen betalen

 En hoe zit het met een belasting op vermogen dan? Laten we voor de grap kijken naar de vermogens van de superrijken in VS, het land met de meeste miljardairs

Amerika kent 563 miljardairs met een gezamenlijk vermogen van rond de 2,5 biljoen dollar

Als we een 100% belasting zouden heffen op al hun vermogen (dus inclusief de aandelen van hun bedrijven afpakken), kunnen we de Amerikaanse overheid ongeveer welgeteld 8 maanden draaiende houden

Dus ook daar gaan we de wereld niet mee redden. Vervolgens wil geen ondernemer meer risico lopen als hij zijn geld niet mag houden en kun je de werkgelegenheid ook wel gedag zeggen

 In één klap is al hun vermogen weg en is er niks meer over van waar zij, hun ouders en grootouders heel hun leven voor gewerkt hebben, banen voor gecreëerd hebben en gezinnen mee onderhouden hebben

 Dus ja, Rutger, laten we het eens over belastingen hebben en hoe de huidige belastingen ervoor zorgen dat welvaart en welzijn de kop wordt ingedrukt en hoe geen belastingtarief het gat in de hand van een politicus kan dichten

Er zijn altijd wel weer uitgaven voor onhaalbare doelen (klimaatakkoord, iemand?)

 Het probleem ligt hem inderdaad in de belastingen, die zijn te hoog, zeker voor de gemiddelde werkende man

Het gebrek aan geld is uiteindelijk helemaal niet het issue, maar juist het gebrek aan kennis en economische kennis bij mensen zoals Rutger

Schreeuwen over meer belasting voor de rijken is eigenlijk gewoon populistische kletspraat

Je mag er dan wel viraal mee gaan, de problemen van de wereld lossen we er niet mee op

 Robert Valentine is voorzitter van de Libertarische Partij   Waardeer jij de artikelen op DagelijkseStandaard

nl? Volg ons dan op Twitter!

For more infomation >> 'Het belastinggeschreeuw van Rutger Bregman op Fox News is populistische kletspraat!' - Duration: 7:26.

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Meghan Fashion - Sarah Ferguson: Why Prince Andrew's birthday is so poignant for Duchess - Duration: 3:58.

 Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson met at the Royal Ascot in 1985 and that was the start of their whirlwind romance

 The pair married just nine months later. As Andrew celebrates his birthday today, Sarah will also reminisce about the special memory they both shared on this very day

 Today marks 33 years since Andrew asked Sarah to marry him.The Duke of York proposed to Sarah on February 19 1986, presenting her with a ruby and diamond engagement ring

The royals married a few months later on July 23 1986, in a fairytale wedding at Westminster Abbey in London

They became parents to Princess Beatrice, 30 and Princess Eugenie, 28. However, they broke up just 10 years later on May 30 1996, in what they called an "amicable split"

Despite that, the two remain very close and Sarah often boasts about their loving relationship

In 2016, Sarah praised her husband for being the "finest man" in her life, proving that the two still share a special spark

Speaking to radio hosts Kyle and Jackie O from Australia's KISS 1065 in 2016, Sarah said: "The thing is that it was the greatest day of my life marrying the finest man, and he is the finest man in my life

" The Duchess of York added: "He is a great gentleman and he's got an essence of gold

He is a nugget of goodness."In 1986 on 23 July I completely threw myself into the most incredible love affair for life

"Speaking about her wedding to Prince Andrew in 1986, Sarah said: "Yes I do keep a copy of the wedding video, and I do actually have a photograph of my father taking me in the glass coach with the four white horses, a very very beautiful day

"When did I last watch it , not long ago. It was a pretty incredible day, wasn't it?" Sarah and Andrew were even seen mingling together at the Royal Ascot in June last year, with their daughter Beatrice

They were also pictured as previous Royal Ascot events, always by each other's side

In 2013, Sarah said at the Bath Children's Literature Festival: "He's still my handsome prince

He'll always be my handsome prince."We really believe in being good parents for our girls

In our every day, we really respect each other and we honour each other." Beatrice once said her parents were the "best divorced couple in the world", proving how the two still share a special connection with each other

Sarah shared special snaps of her ex-husband on her social media to commemorate his 59th birthday

The Duchess posted a picture of Andrew sporting a wide smile for the camera, captioning the photo: "Happy Birthday Andrew" along with another candid picture of the duke dressed in uniform walking beside the Queen's guards

For more infomation >> Meghan Fashion - Sarah Ferguson: Why Prince Andrew's birthday is so poignant for Duchess - Duration: 3:58.

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What is a Campus Network? - Netzgeschichten - Duration: 2:20.

Let's take a look at the factory of the future.

In the factory of the future, our robot colleagues have to work independently

with one another – and communicate with each other.

For this to work smoothly, there are now so-called campus networks. A campus

network is a closed private communication network - for an industrial

company for example. This mobile network consists of a private and a public part.

The private network is only available on the factory premises and is not open to

the public. The public part of the network can be used for example by

external service providers for the remote maintenance of machines.

Here in Schwabmünchen, near Augsburg, OSRAM, together with telecom is operating the

first campus network of its kind. What does OSRAM need a campus network for?

The campus network opens up a new dimension to us in terms of data

bandwidth, data volume and latency and therefore we want to invest in this

campus network and see this as central to future digitization. The factory

premises therefore also has its own LTE network - which in the future can be

converted to the new communication standard 5G. This network docks to the

public mobile network. Experts call the combination of a private and public

network a dual sliced solution. Mobile robots will be used in the OSRAM

factory in the future. These so-called driverless transport vehicles will in

future move autonomously on the factory premises and communicate with each other

via the campus network. For this purpose the campus network is equipped with a

so-called the local edge cloud. There are special servers on the factory

premises, which can perform complex computing operations quickly. How does

the interaction between man and machine work? The campus network is a new

technology that also inspires young people. And so in the future we will not

only be able to inspire young people, but also keep them. In this way, we can

transform the existing traditional site into a high-tech site. Production

processes are becoming more efficient new applications and technologies can be

used - all this is only possible with the new mobile based campus network.

For more infomation >> What is a Campus Network? - Netzgeschichten - Duration: 2:20.

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HOW IS SNOW CREATED? WOLFOO | Cartoon for kids - Duration: 12:16.

Welcome to Wolfoo - Official Channel

Enjoy watching this new episode :))

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Thank you for your coming!

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For more infomation >> HOW IS SNOW CREATED? WOLFOO | Cartoon for kids - Duration: 12:16.

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Maria Sharapova can only win another Grand Slam once Serena Williams is gone, says Mats Wilander - Duration: 2:05.

Will Sharapova win another title? (Picture: Getty Images) Maria Sharapova impressed seven-time Grand Slam champion Mats Wilander with her victory over Caroline Wozniacki on Friday afternoon but suggested she would struggle to win another major while Serena Williams was still on the scene

 The Russian took out the defending Australian Open champion to book her spot in the last-16 and Wilander praised her mental toughness as she outlasted the Dane

 Sharapova has won five Grand Slam titles in her career but has lost a further five finals

Three of those defeats came against Williams, who holds a 19-2 head-to-head record against the 31-year-old and hasn't lost to her for 15 years

Sharapova Grand Slam finals  2004 Wimbledon: Won (beat Williams)2006 US Open: Won (beat Henin)2007 Aus Open: Lost (Williams)2008 Aus Open: Wom (beat Ivanovic)2011 Wimbledon: Lost (Kvitova)2012 Aus Open: Lost (Azarenka)2012 French Open: Won (beat Errani)2013 French Open: Lost (Williams)2014 French Open: Won (Halep)2015 Australian Open: Lost (Williams) Williams holds an impressive head-to-head record against Sharapova (Picture: Getty) Sharapova has struggled to string a real run together at the majors since coming back from a drugs ban, a quarter-final appearance at last year's French Open her best showing, and Wilander assessed her chances of adding another title to her collection

Advertisement Advertisement  He told Eurosport: 'Before the match, I thought it was possible that Wozniacki was too good or Sharapova was too rusty, but when it's a close match as all three sets where, then who is tougher mentally?  'Clearly Sharapova and we have to remember – the reason she only has five majors is the Williams sisters because she could not beat Serena

 'With Sharapova we are looking at a career Grand Slam winner and we should embrace that

She can maybe win an other major but maybe only if Serena quits.'  Watch the Australian Open LIVE and Exclusive on Eurosport and Eurosport Player

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For more infomation >> Maria Sharapova can only win another Grand Slam once Serena Williams is gone, says Mats Wilander - Duration: 2:05.

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ROYAL FAMILY: Meghan Markle-Kate fight: This is why Kate missed pregnant Duchess' baby shower. - Duration: 1:38.

Meghan Markle-Kate Middleton fight: This is why Kate missed pregnant Duchess' baby shower.

Pregnant Meghan Markle had a secret baby shower recently in New York City with her friends.

And Kate Middleton was noticeably absent from the celebrations raising many eyebrows.

Pregnant Meghan Markle, who married Prince Harry in May, last year, will soon welcome

her first child into the Royal family.

The Duchess of Sussex had a secret baby shower recently in New York City with her friends.

And Kate Middleton was noticeably absent from the celebrations raising many eyebrows.

Both the Duchesses recently made headlines with their rumoured fight and people couldn�t

help but guess if there is still some tension between the two.

But seems all is well in Royal paradise, as Kate Middleton is believed to be enjoying

a secret holiday with her family, say reports.

Kate Middleton and Prince William are enjoying a ski trip in the French Alps with their children

George and Charlotte, away from spotlight.

The couple also took their baby boy, Prince Louis on his first ski holiday there.

Also, the Duchess of Cambridge and Sussex are on road to mend their problems as the

pregnant Royal will have another baby shower in UK.

The shower will be attended by Kate and Meghan�s mother Doria Ragland.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will welcome their first born in late April, 2019.

For more infomation >> ROYAL FAMILY: Meghan Markle-Kate fight: This is why Kate missed pregnant Duchess' baby shower. - Duration: 1:38.

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Danny Murphy reveals why Man Utd's form is a 'BLESSING' for Liverpool - Duration: 2:33.

 Liverpool will go back to the top of the league should they earn a point against their arch rivals

 But Jurgen Klopp's team come up against a rejuvenated United team under caretaker boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

 The Red Devils have lost just once in all competitions since Solskjaer took the job just before Christmas

 It comes after Jose Mourinho was sacked, with his last game in charge being a 3-1 defeat to Liverpool at Anfield

 With Manchester United in such good form though, many Liverpool fans are concerned they may slip up

 But former Reds midfielder Murphy believes it's a good thing that the hosts are playing positive football

 "I actually think for Liverpool, it's a blessing that United are doing so well," Murphy said on Sky Sports' The Debate

 "Of course you'd rather have them really bad but they're doing so well and my logic is they're doing so well that they're going to come for you

 "If they come for Liverpool, that will suit Liverpool. Liverpool can draw the game and still be alright

 "If they draw and win every other game, they win the league. Will that be in Klopp's head? I don't think it will

 "You rarely see a Liverpool team that don't set up to try and win. "The only time they were a bit negative was at City

They had the chance with Mane but they did set up, I thought, a little bit negatively

 "If you're going to win the league, you've got to go to Old Trafford and get a result

" The clash with Manchester United is Liverpool's game in hand over Manchester City in the Premier League

 The two are both on 65 points with Tottenham five points adrift. Liverpool have never won the Premier League title, but will head to Old Trafford having lost just once in the league all season