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Brutal dictators who used blockbuster sports events to boost their twisted propaganda

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By James Moore
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For German leader Adolf Hitler, the 1936 Berlin Olympics was meant to be a showpiece for the Nazi regime and demonstrate the supposed superiority of the Aryan race. But the dictator was left red-faced when the tournament, which began 90 years ago next week, became most famous for black American athlete Jesse Owens winning four gold medals. It's not the only time tyrants have used sport to try and big themselves up . Here's a closer look at others who have tried to pull off the same trick.
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Get to know Lionel Messi as England face Argentine legend at World Cup semi-finals

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By James Moore, Meg Jorsh
| MSN UK Verified
England's footballers are preparing to face Lionel Messi for the very first time, as they take on Argentina in the World Cup semi-final tonight. But how much do you know about the team's 39-year-old forward and captain, who has been dubbed the world's best ever player ? Here James Moore reveals fifteen fascinating facts… 1. Born Lionel Andrés Messi, on June 24, 1987, in Rosario, Santa Fe, he was named after US crooner Lionel Richie, a favourite of his mum, factory worker Celia. 2.
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How to beat the heatwave with special tips as temperatures are sent soaring again

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By James Moore, Meg Jorsh
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Phew! Temperatures are set to soar this week as yet another summer heatwave spreads across the UK. According to forecasters the mercury could hit the high 30s this week. But how can you beat the heat without air conditioning ? Here James Moore comes up with some canny hacks to help you keep your cool… Splashing idea: Scientists at the University of Reading say having a lukewarm shower might actually cool you down faster than a cold one.
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