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Political shifts unfold as Bolivia's ruling party picks a minister for president, Libya faces unrest with protests and resignations, and Gabon's former leader Bongo is freed. Sentiment: neutral

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<a href='https://www.skysports.com/football/c-palace-vs-man-city/live/529241'>Man City take on Crystal Palace in FA Cup final | Latest updates</a>
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Manchester City faces Crystal Palace in the FA Cup final, with live updates on the match's progress.
Celtic fans gather for unofficial title party despite club appeal
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Bus shelters in Glasgow are being removed ahead of an anticipated large gathering of Celtic fans celebrating an unofficial title win in the Merchant City and Trongate areas.
'You don't talk about the egg before the hen lays it'
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Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner is on track to make history by potentially winning the club's first trophy, while also setting new Premier League records.
What This Mean: Glasner's success at Crystal Palace highlights a potential turning point for the club, signaling ambition and progress in a competitive league. This could inspire optimism among fans and raise expectations for future performances.

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