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Leading Yemeni journalist who worked for international media killed in air strike Almigdad Mojali, who had also worked for the Telegraph, was one of only a handful of Yemeni journalists working with international news organisations Almigdad Mojali (inset) was one of a handful of Yemeni journalists working with international news organisations to report on the country's ten month war   Photo: Reuters By  Louisa Loveluck 8:50PM GMT 17 Jan 2016 A leading Yemeni journalist was killed by an air strike on Sunday as he left a village where up to 21 civilians had been killed days earlier. Almigdad Mojali was one of a handful of  Yemeni journalists working with international news organisations, including the Telegraph, to report on the country’s ten month war. Friends said his car was struck by an air strike as it travelled to from Jarif, an eastern village where bombing raids killed 21 civilians days earlier. It is understood tha...

The England captain netted his 176th strike for the Red Devils as Louis van Gaal's men picked up a massive three points at Anfield         SHARES       COMMENTS Alex Livesey New record: Rooney is now the all-time leading scorer at a single club in Premier League Wayne Rooney's record-breaking campaign continues after the Manchester United star became the highest scoring player for a single team in Premier League history on Sunday. The England and United captain  netted his 176th goal for the Red Devils as they edged out fierce rivals  Liverpool 1-0 at Anfield. Rooney rattled in a 78th-minute strike to set the new record, and the achievement comes after the Three Lions striker became the national side's all-time top scorer back in September . Rooney belted home a penalty against Switzerland to nudge ahead of United legend Sir Bobby Charlton on 50 goals. However, after being informed about his latest milest...

The England captain netted his 176th strike for the Red Devils as Louis van Gaal's men picked up a massive three points at Anfield         SHARES       COMMENTS Alex Livesey New record: Rooney is now the all-time leading scorer at a single club in Premier League Wayne Rooney's record-breaking campaign continues after the Manchester United star became the highest scoring player for a single team in Premier League history on Sunday. The England and United captain  netted his 176th goal for the Red Devils as they edged out fierce rivals  Liverpool 1-0 at Anfield. Rooney rattled in a 78th-minute strike to set the new record, and the achievement comes after the Three Lions striker became the national side's all-time top scorer back in September . Rooney belted home a penalty against Switzerland to nudge ahead of United legend Sir Bobby Charlton on 50 goals. However, after being informed about his latest milest...