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Six arrested in English football match fixing inquiry

Six men have been arrested by British police investigating alleged match fixing in English football.
At least three footballers are reported to be among those held; the BBC understands that none are linked to professional clubs.
Police said the focus of the operation was a suspected international illegal betting syndicate.
The arrests follow an undercover investigation by the Daily Telegraph newspaper.
It says it found match fixers from Asia were targeting games across Britain - and said they could fix lower-league results for $80.000.

The giant luggage is blocking the view of the square's more famous adornments.

An unusual suitcase-shaped pavilion in the middle of Moscow's Red Square in Russia is to be dismantled.
It's the size of a five-storey block of flats more than thirty metres long, and it's been left there as a publicity stunt by the French fashion house Louis Vuitton.
Critics claim it's blocking the view of the square's more famous adornments - St Basil's Cathedral, Lenin's Mausoleum, and the Kremlin.
One Russian politician described the case as an obscenity.
The department store responsible for the construction has promised that it will be relocated.