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US President Barack Obama has said Congress made a "mistake" by overriding his veto and pushing through a bill that allows legal action against Saudi Arabia over the 9/11 attacks. He said the bill would set a "dangerous precedent" for individuals around the world to sue the US government. Wednesday's vote was the first time Mr Obama's veto power was overruled. CIA Director John Brennan agreed that the bill carried "grave implications" for national security. He added: "The downside is potentially huge." The Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism (JASTA) legislation opens the door for victims' families to sue any member of the Saudi government suspected of playing a role in the 9/11 attacks. Fifteen of the 19 hijackers were Saudi nationals, but the oil-rich kingdom - a key US ally - has denied any role in the attacks, which left nearly 3,000 people dead. While US intelligence raised suspicions about some of the hijackers' connections, the 9/11 commission found no evidence that senior Saudi officials, or the government as an institution, had funded the attackers.

"The LMA is extremely concerned by the current situation of allegations made against a number of managers. We take the allegations very seriously as they are obviously damaging to the game," the LMA said in a statement. "We are in regular communication with The FA to establish the facts relating to those allegations. "We know The FA has requested full disclosure, from the Telegraph, of all the relevant information it has and we are working with The FA in dealing with the allegations, following the correct processes and procedures." Sam Allardyce is waiting to hear if we will face further punishment from the FA after leaving his role as England manager The LMA said it had no objection to the FA sacking England manager Sam Allardyce after the Telegraph reported that he offered advice to a bogus group of businessmen on how to get around rules on player transfers. "With regard to Sam Allardyce's departure from his role at The FA, the LMA was in regular communication with Sam and The FA throughout the process. We fully respect the decision that they have mutually agreed," the LMA said. A statement from Association of Football Agents chairman Mike Miller released on Wednesday afternoon called for new regulation of agents to help combat the "mani[CENSORED]tion and abuse" of the system as it exists today.

According to Volkswagen, the all-electric I.D. concept rolling out at the 2016 Paris motor show portends many Big Things. Try on for size 250 to roughly 375 miles of range, to begin with, when the car arrives in production form in -- according to the automaker -- 2020. And speaking of size, the I.D. packs midsize car-like space into a Golf-esque footprint thanks to the so-called "Open Space" spatial experience (we think that translates to "interior design"). Turns out there's a lot more room for humans and their belongings when you don't have to carve out a bunch of room for a fuel-burning engine. We'll note that the I.D.'s 125-kW motor is a little smaller than the 150-kW model on the upcoming Chevrolet Bolt (which only gets a 238-mile range but will arrive much sooner), but this seems just fine for Euro city driving. Then there's the fully autonomous drive mode, dubbed I.D. Pilot, which will be ready for mass-market adoption by 2025. When in use, the car's steering wheel retracts into the dashboard (just like on BMW's far-out concept car from earlier this year), and it'll be able to pick up packages for its owners while they're busy doing other futurey stuff. Oh, and there will be a million of 'em (or other electric VWs riding on the I.D.'s Modular Electric Drive architecture) on the road by 2025, with or without drivers at their wheels. All of this presents what we'd call an extended timetable, and to be fair, it's going to be impossible to actually hold VW to any of these dates; there's simply too much that could change, for better or for worse, between now and then. But as far as concepts go, the I.D. is a bit unusual in that it both makes a lot of huge predictions -- and then attaches some sort of timeframe to them.

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Across the world, children are raised to become responsible citizens of tomorrow. Parenting plays a major role but schooling too leaves a huge impact; which is why education is a tricky business. A good education is not only about the syllabus but also involves teaching values that’s essential for inner growth like the difference between right and wrong, compassion, being in control of one’s mind and behaviour and so on. It’s expected of an institution that it teaches its students to realise their full potential but more often than not, most don’t even meet these criteria. Instead, many resort to using soft threats, blackmail, bribes and other unhealthy methods to keep things moving. But like always, there are exceptions. This school in Baltimore in the United States is increasingly becoming a template for many education systems as they do not have punishments or detention for the kids, at all. Instead, Robert W Coleman Scool has adopted a correcting mechanism which involves a Mindful Moment Room, where children practice mindful meditation and breathing exercises. In addition, the kids are encouraged to talk to professional behaviour analysts and experts. Reportedly, this programme has been introduced in the school as part of Holistic Me — an initiative that discourages the detention of students and instead trains them to rectify their behavioural problems through peaceful means and deep analysis. The initiative works in association with a local not-for-profit organisation called Holistic Life Foundation and reportedly since the programme was started two years ago, the school has not issued even one suspension

Dylan Bailey, manager of Bayworld in Port Elizabeth, said: "He is completely ill-equipped to survive in the wild. He will have no idea where he is. "Luckily, he was a very healthy penguin - actually quite fat - so he has a good few weeks of reserves." However, the park estimates that still means he has just three weeks from the moment he was stolen. 'Optimistic' Buddy's disappearance was discovered the day after he was taken - when he could not be found for his monthly check up. CCTV revealed two students - who have not been named, but are in their early 20s - climbing into the pool, and then bundling Buddy into the boot of a car before driving him a short distance to the sea, where they released him. The two students had no intention of harming the bird, but their actions may have far reaching consequences, Mr Bailey told the AFP news agency. Buddy was part of a breeding pair, and was looking after his two new chicks with mate Francis when he was stolen. Since his disappearance, one of the chicks has died, although park officials do not know if this was related. Francis is also now unable to leave the nest, as Buddy is not there to take over from her. African penguins mate for life Worse, African penguins are about to be added to the critically endangered list, with less than 20,000 breeding pairs in the wild. A successful match like Buddy and Francis is important for the species very survival. Should Buddy not be found, pairing Francis with another mate could be close to impossible.

Jose Fonte is still waiting on an improved contract offer from Southampton but says "there is nothing on the table". Manchester United were linked with a move in the transfer window for the defender, who helped Portugal win Euro 2016 over the summer. The 32-year-old's current deal expires in 2018 but the Saints captain says there has not been any further progress over his future, despite talks taking place in the past, and is instead focused on helping the team on the pitch. Oops! Remember you need to log in using your Sky iD to watch Premier League video West Ham 0-3 Southampton "There's nothing on the table, so I'm waiting," Fonte told the Daily Echo. "I'll see what happens. I'm just focusing on performing above all and we'll see what happens. We haven't agreed anything, so it's just talks. "There were some talks but there hasn't been for a while. Like I said, I'm focusing on my job and we'll see what happens in the future. But I'm not concerned about that, just concerned about performing and doing well for my club."

Just because it costs almost as much as your house, doesn't mean you shouldn't buy it Nissan has released pricing for its Nismo-prepped GT-R supercar. While the base GT-R Premium starts at $117,585, the Nismo edition will set you back a shocking $59,000 more. That’s right, the Nismo GT-R will cost $176,585 -- about $100,000 more than the launch price of the first American-bound GT-R. The big jump in price over the base GT-R nets you an advanced aero package, a more race-ready suspension and some carbon-fiber bits. To help reduce weight, Nissan went with carbon-fiber front and rear bumpers, and a handmade carbon-fiber rear spoiler. Powering this pricey GT-R is, of course, the 3.8-liter VR38DETT twin-turbocharged V6 engine, which churns out 600 hp and 481 lb-ft of torque. This is a bump of 35 hp and 14 lb-ft of twist over the base car. That power goes through a paddle-shifted six-speed dual-clutch transmission and into an all-wheel-drive system. The 3.8-liter V6 spits its exhaust through a standard titanium setup. The refreshed Nismo GT-R might be a monster at the Nurburgring, but it’s almost hard to justify needing more than the base model. Hell, the difference in price between the Nismo and the Premium is enough to go out and buy a used R35 GT-R. Though, if total performance is what you’re after, money might not be an issue.

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Prosecutors in the US state of Washington say a 20-year-old man in custody has confessed to going on a murderous rampage in a shopping centre, which left five people dead. Arcan Cetin was arrested in his hometown Oak Harbor on Saturday, nearly 24 hours after the attack in Burlington, 40 minutes' drive away. He was born in Turkey and is a legal US permanent resident, officials say. Investigators say they are not ruling out any motives, including terrorism. Cetin's stepfather says he has a history of mental health issues. According to the Associated Press, Cetin's postings online included references to a serial killer and Adolf Hitler, as well as pictures of so-called Islamic State's leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, and the Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khomenei. 'Confessed' Five people - a teenage girl, three women and a man - were killed inside Macy's department store at Cascade Mall on Friday. Court documents filed by prosecutors allege that Cetin confessed to shooting all five victims with a rifle. Police said in court papers that all five victims were shot within a minute and the rifle was left on a cosmetics counter before the gunman fled. At a news conference, police said Cetin had been identified as a suspect after a car connected to him was seen on security camera footage at the shopping centre.

Montpellier have announced the signing of Stephane Sessegnon on a two-year contract. Former Sunderland midfielder Sessegnon was a free agent, after being released by West Brom in May. A statement on the Ligue 1 club's official website confirmed the 32-year-old Benin international - who has also played in France for Creteil, Le Mans and Paris Saint-Germain - would wear the number 28. The Benin international played with PSG for three seasons before joining Sunderland in 2011. Midfielder Sessegnon joined Albion from the Black Cats in September 2013 for a-then club record fee of £5.5million and went on to make 92 appearances, scoring eight goals. Montpellier are 16th in Ligue 1 after one win from their first seven games.

Mexican supercar-maker Vuhl has started accepting orders for its roofless, doorless, glassless 05 open-air sports car. We first heard about Vuhl back in 2013 when it introduced the skeletal street racer at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. Vuhl is led by brothers Guillermo and Iker Echeverria at its home base in Mexico City. The two have gasoline in their blood thanks to their father Guillermo Sr., who drove professionally and was a tinkerer at home. A 2.0-liter Ford motor powers the 05 with 285 hp. A curb weight of 1,532 pounds (372 hp per ton) should make the barchetta feel faster than a Corvette (275 hp per ton) and a bit slower than, say, a Viper (385 hp per ton). The sprint to 60 mph should take about 3.5 seconds. "The Vuhl 05 design is inspired in Can-Am racers from the '70s," Iker Echeverria told CNN. "No doors, no roof, no windscreen and an exposed roll bar. The challenge was to make the essence of this iconic car work in a contemporary concept without looking like a retro." The 05 takes pieces from all corners of the globe during production. The tub is from Mexico, the engine is American and some of the body panels come from Canada. Additionally, 50 percent of the total parts are from Great Britain. Vuhl says it plans to produce about 25 cars per year, which will sell for 60,000 British pounds, which converts to about $78,000.

Mamadou Sakho has vented his frustrations at Liverpool on Snapchat after being frozen out of the first-team this season. The 26-year-old France international, who was sent home early from the club's pre-season tour of the United States before rejecting a move to Stoke, has not played for the Reds this season. Speaking ahead of Saturday's visit by Hull, Klopp revealed the centre-back was close to a return to full fitness, but added that it wasn't "how the player feels, it's about how I feel". However, it would seem Sakho is unhappy with his treatment and said on Snapchat: "Now it's three weeks since I am fit to play games. "I finish all my rehabilitation work. They don't want me to play also with second team lol! Why I don't know.

It has been one year since the Ferrari 488GTB came on the market and one long, painful, terrible, teeth-gnashing, gut-churning year that we have been longing for it. Yes, others on staff have driven them; higher-ranking, better-looking, better-connected staff members have piloted 488s in both GTB coupe and spyder configurations and you have read their insightful analysese here over that year. But not all of us had driven it yet, and therein lie the aching, longing, pitiful agony. “Oh, did you want to drive it?” This was our friend at Ferrari asking, and how exactly are you supposed to respond to that without sounding like an obsessed, restraining-ordered, strait-jacket-wearing, maniac nutjob? “Oh, yes, sure, mmm hmmm, uh huh, ya, of course, OK, that’d be fine, thank you…” Did that sound all right? Would you lend a Ferrari to someone who sounded like that? Well, they did. And not just once, but twice. The first was in Monterey, where Ferraris and all kinds of other fabulous cars were everywhere, crowded onto the street like Odyssey and Sienna minivans in the dropoff area of a Montessori school (Maria Montessori was Italian, btw). We went to a place called Casa Ferrari, a former gas station/art gallery that Ferrari leased (by agreeing to paint it, or something like that; maybe there was more involved). Regardless, it was a hangout for the people who actually own Ferraris, not just whack-jobs like us who like them. There were beautiful people: The men wore scarves, seersucker suits and straw fedoras, the ladies had heels that looked like very thin, very tall pier pilings. There was pasta and air-dried ham.

Burnley have announced Stephen Ward, Kevin Long and Dean Marney have each extended their contracts with the club by one year. The three players' contracts were due to end next summer but the new deals mean they will be with the club until 2018. Defender Ward joined the Clarets, who face Watford live on Sky Sports 1 on Monday Night Football, in 2014 from Wolves and has been a first-team favourite, racking up 42 appearances. Earlier in the summer, the Republic of Ireland international became the first Burnley player to represent their country at a European Championships finals. Midfielder Marney and defender Long are the two longest-serving players in the first-team squad, having arrived in 2010. Marney, who has previously played for Tottenham and Hull, has made over 200 appearances for the club and was crucial in ensuring their promotion back into the Premier League last season. Former Republic of Ireland U21 player Long has made 27 first-team appearances and has also spent time on loan at Accrington, Rochdale, Portsmouth, Barnsley and MK Dons.

Smart’s latest EV, the 2017 fortwo electric drive, makes its world debut at the 2016 Paris motor show and goes on sale here next spring, with the convertible coming in summer. Smart boss Annette Winkler calls the upcoming car the ideal city car, adding that the electric drive makes it “a little bit more perfect.” She also points out that Smart’s whole lineup -- fortwo, cabrio and forfour -- will soon be available as EVs, making Smart the only automaker offering its whole model range with a choice of internal-combustion or electric power. The powertrain, battery and rear-mounted 80-hp electric motor produces 118 lb-ft (up 19 percent) and a 99-mile range, and top speed is electronically limited to 81 mph. The car can be charged in 2.5 hours, twice as fast as the outgoing model, while an app allows you to monitor the charging levels and adjust the climate control while the car is charging.

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