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British diplomat found dead in Jamaica

A British diplomat was found slain at his home in Jamaica, authorities said.

SI.com: The Limey: Liverpool learns high cost of Premiership business

Liverpool manager Rafael Benítez is not a happy man. In the past few seasons, he's had his own way in the transfer market, happily signing 3-4 big-name players each summer, spending an average of $70 million across the last four.

SI.com: The Limey: One last look at the Champs final; thoughts on England-U.S.

The Champions League final: dramatic, riveting, emotional. So many interwoven tales -- of heroism and euphoria, of loss and heartache. One hundred and twenty minutes of pulsating soccer followed by a heart-in-mouth penalty shootout to decide it all.

SI.com: Gabriele Marcotti: Twists, turns make for worthy Champions final

MOSCOW -- "Football is the true winner tonight!"

SI.com: Grant Wahl: Five things we learned from the Champions League final

Five things we learned while watching Manchester United's win on penalty kicks over Chelsea (after a 1-1 tie) in Wednesday's Champions League final from our lair in Baltimore, aka Moscow-on-the-Patapsco:

SI.com: The Limey: Manchester United draws first blood

First Blood to Manchester United, as goals from Cristiano Ronaldo and Ryan Giggs made them the John Rambo to Chelsea's bumbling small town sheriff in last Sunday's EPL finale. At the moment it's anyone's guess who'll play the muscle-bound Vietnam veteran, and who'll be the hapless Vietnamese soldiers in next week's sequel.

SI.com: Jonah Freedman: Arsenal aims for the top spot, while Milan plummets

Psst, hey you! Yeah, you, the soccer fan who's distracted by the baseball playoffs! You might have missed it, but it's been a pretty good week for American success stories on the world stage.

SI.com: Jonah Freedman: Catching up with Chelsea captain John Terry

BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- During its 95-year history, the Beverly Hills Hotel has hosted more famous guests than the Oscars. Marilyn Monroe was a poolside regular. The Rat Pack knocked back gin and tonics in the Polo Lounge. John Lennon and Yoko Ono hid from the press here.

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