A cartilage tear in Phil Neville's knee required surgery which will keep the Everton captain out for another three weeks. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

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THE parents of a soldier killed in Iraq five years ago have been presented with the Elizabeth Cross in his memory. Full Article at Wales Online

Brian Thomas, 59, of Neath, South Wales, killed his wife Christine, 57, while they were holidaying in west Wales in July 2008. Full Article at Irish Examiner

A man who strangled his wife during a nightmare in the belief he was attacking an intruder walked free from court yesterday after the case against him was withdrawn. Full Article at The Independent

Even though it's only the world's 32nd biggest banana producer, Argentina is synonymous with the term "banana republic". This is probably because of Argentina's slide from the first world to the third. Full Article at New Zealand Herald

A man who strangled his wife in his sleep has walked from court a free man after the prosecution withdrew all charges against him. Brian Thomas, 59, dreamt that intruders had broken into the couple’s camper van. Full Article at Times Online

A devoted husband who strangled his wife as he dreamed he was fighting off an intruder walked free from court today after the prosecution withdrew the case against him. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK

Prosecutor Paul Thomas QC told the jury: "This is a highly unusual case. "Sleep experts have been consulted and the prosecution accepts Brian Thomas's actions were involuntary. "He could not be held responsible for his actions." Full Article at Independent Online

A man suffering from a sleep disorder strangled his wife while dreaming he was attacking an intruder in their camper van, a court heard yesterday. Full Article at The Independent

The trial of a husband accused of murdering his wife as they slept in a camper van has heard he killed her because he dreamt she was an intruder. Christine Thomas, 57, was killed in Aberporth, Ceredigion, in July 2008. Full Article at BBC News

A 'LOAN shark' preying on Plymouth's Thai community has admitted six charges of illegal money- lending. Paul Thomas also pleaded guilty at Plymouth Crown Court yesterday to obtaining benefits including housing and council tax by making false statements. Full Article at This Is Plymouth

Johnnie Beattie touches down to score Scotland's first try against Fiji in the Autumn International at Murrayfield. Photograph: Paul Thomas/Action Images As second comings go, it went relatively smoothly. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

The Los Angeles Times got some responses to their recent editorial on marriage neutering, which I analyzed here. They printed some letters to the editor. Full Article at Town Hall

Eorl Crabtree was praised by Australia stalwart Petero Civoniceva ahead of Saturday's Four Nations final. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

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Is there someone in your life for whom you have trouble choosing a Christmas present? For instance, someone who professes not to need or want anything, but would be mightily offended if you took them at their word? Full Article at New Zealand Herald

A 41-year-old man driving with two young children in his car was more than four times the drink-drive limit, a court has heard. David Paul Thomas, of Trebanos in the Swansea valley, was unsteady on his feet when pulled over by police. Full Article at BBC News

Residents are being urged to help tidy up a bridge which is seen as the gateway to a Worcestershire town. Paul Thomas, mayor of Upton upon Severn, said it desperately needed to be improved as its dirty appearance was an unwelcome image for the town. Full Article at BBC News