Patrick Vieira scored twice with his head as Manchester City secured an emphatic win over Paul Ince's Notts County at Eastlands on Sunday.
The former France international scored in either half before Carlos Tevez, Edin Dzeko and Micah Richards all got on the scoresheet in the closing stages.
TOKYO - JAPAN is starting to excavate the site of a former medical school linked to Unit 731, a germ and biological warfare outfit that may reveal grisly secrets from World War II.
Shadowy experiments conducted by the unit have never been officially acknowledged by the government but have been documented by historians and participants.
It is the first government probe of the Tokyo site, following a former nurse's revelation in 2006 that she helped bury body parts there as American forces began occupying the capital at the end of the war.
They say any human bones or other artifacts will be thoroughly investigated.ROME - A DOG saved a teenage Italian girl from being raped by its master.
The 14-year-old girl from Milan was playing with the dog and met its 40-year-old owner, a father of a six-year-old, in a park in the northern city after skipping class on September 20 last year.
The girl accepted an invitation for coffee but on leaving the cafe, the man grabbed her neck and tried to undress her. At that moment the dog began barking distracting his owner.
The girl managed to flee after hitting him in the groin.
A medical examination confirmed the assault after she reported the incident to the police.
The assailant was identified after a five-month investigation as the girl remembered the dog's name and identified both the animal and the man in police photos.SYDNEY - A CROCODILE was feared to have snatched a teenage boy as he swam with his brothers in a remote northern Australian creek on Sunday, police said.
The 14-year-old was playing in a waterhole on the far-flung Arafura Sea island of Milingimbi when he was attacked just after 11.30am (1230 GMT Saturday, 8.30 am S'pore time), witnesses told police.
Milingimbi forms part of the Crocodile island group.
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The Toffees travelled to Stamford Bridge for their fourth-round replay in the midst of a disappointing run in the Premier League, including a 2-0 loss at Bolton Wanderers last weekend that Moyes described as one of the worst performances he had witnessed.
But one week later the manager was singing Everton's praises after they upended the reigning Cup champions 4-3 on penalties, following an extra-time period that saw Leighton Baines cancel out Frank Lampard's goal in the 119th minute.
"Our work-rate was questioned last week and I said the players here normally respond, and they certainly responded today," Moyes told ESPN.
IN 2008, Johnson Fok Jun Hong was fined $1,000 for driving his off-peak or weekend car during the restricted period without a valid supplementary licence.
In 2009, he was fined $3,000 for repeating the offence.
A year later, he was at it again - not once, but 26 times. Between April and August last year, his Subaru Impreza had been driven 26 times without the necessary licence.
In December last year, Fok, 30, was fined $5,000 for each of the offences. The total fine was $130,000, which is believed to be one of the largest amounts to be levied against an off-peak car offender. If he cannot pay up, he must serve 130 days in jail. He has filed an appeal.
CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. — When a man at a senior citizens home noticed that the sausage intended for the Pancake Breakfast was stolen, he checked surveillance footage.
He was shocked at what he found: A nude man walking around the kitchen, taking a shower, and eventually making off with the sausage.
That man, transient Joshua Abernathy, has been charged with two counts of burglary and petty theft. He remains in police custody.
Watch the video below to see the bare-naked bandit and hear from members of the senior community.
