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Liverpool have conceded 20 goals from 18 matches in the Premier League, out of which nine goals were conceded against Manchester City (five) and Tottenham Hotspur (four).

Sharing a series of sweet throwbacks – including a baby bump photo taken right before the delivery – the mother-of-three detailed the dramatic birth of her son, Joshua Jr.

The caller told police that the child's stepfather informed him that they decided to bury the boy after he was found unresponsive.

On 19 December, the British boxer displayed his love for his three-year-old daughter by putting up a surprise Christmas tree and shared the picture on Instagram.

More than 30 years later, Gregory Keith Davies has been sentenced to life behind bars, setting a minimum term of 28 years.

Mkhitaryan enjoyed an explosive start to the season, laying on five assists for his teammates in the opening three matches of the season.

In the 182-page manuscript, James Clay Waller said his love for his children made him kill his wife.

The revelation comes as Twitter struggles to clamp down on harassment, hate speech, abusive and illegal behaviour on its platform.

Chelsea boss Antonio Conte has called Alvaro Morata's suspension a "big loss" as the striker will miss the Everton game following his game-winning celebration against Bournemouth.

Arsenal, West Ham United and Everton have reportedly registered their interest in signing Steven N'Zonzi in the January transfer window.

Sturridge, Ings and Robertson are currently bit-part players under Jurgen Klopp at Anfield and Benitez is looking to raid his old club for much-needed reinforcements.

Tony Pulis has emerged as the favourite to replace Paul Clement at Swansea City with the club promising an update on their search within 24 hours.

Jose Mourinho has labelled Bristol City "lucky" after watching his Manchester United side be knocked out by the Championship side at Ashton Gate.

Debuchy is open to opportunities across Europe, where he can play an active role and give his career a new lease of life.

Local media reported that "narcomantas", or signs linked with drug gangs, were recovered from the crime scenes.

"This case illustrates the Crime-as-a-Service (CaaS) model, as the services were offered to any criminal online," Europol said.

Labour MP Stephen Timms said that delivery workers on mopeds refuse to travel in certain parts of the city for fear of being attacked.

Both Trump and the US ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, have said that those nations who back the non-binding resolution at the UN will face the consequences.

Standing 230ft tall after assembly, the Falcon Heavy rocket will take to the skies in a historic launch next month.

Mandy Moore, who got engaged to Goldsmith this September, has said that she is looking to start a family soon and "establish our own traditions".

South's Joint Chiefs of Staff said the defecting soldier appeared in front of a guard post on the mid-western front at around 8.04am local time.

GCHQ says the UK has cyberweapons that can cripple a hostile state. Theresa May will visit Warsaw to work with Poland to counter Russian disinformation.

The head of Habelia optata contained five strange appendages which would have made it especially effective at tearing apart its prey.

Karl Anderson, 29, was sentenced to 16 weeks imprisonment after pleading guilty to racially aggravated common assault outside Manchester City's training ground.

The US Coast Guard said it freed a sea turtle after a patrol found it entangled in amongst packages of cocaine later found to have a street vaue of over $53m.

Former police officer Andrew Stevenson, of Morriston, Swansea, screamed 'she has taken everything from me' as he launched into the attack in September 2017.

The US is planning to launch a military attack on North Korea to curb its nuclear programme. Sources say that weapons stockpiles will be targeted.

Heroin addict Kieron West from Leicester left the corpse of his postman dad Peter in his house for three weeks and spent his wages. He has been jailed for 40 months.

First Secretary of State Damian Green has resigned his cabinet position after an investigation into allegations he was found to have kept pornography on a parliamentary computer.