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Villas-Boas: Tottenham want to keep Bale

The Tottenham manager Andre Villas-Boas has said they don't want to sell Gareth Bale despite the club failing to qualify for the Champions League. It had been predicted that Bale would move to a bigger club who are in the competition, but Villas-Boas denied Spurs were planning to sell him.

"No, I don't think so. This has been an ongoing question. We have to keep our ambitions high, hold on to our best players. For us to make it better in the future we have to hold on to the best."

– Andre Villas-Boas, Tottenham Manager

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Two teenagers stabbed in Tottenham

Two teenagers have been taken to hospital after being stabbed in Tottenham, north London.

Officers and paramedics were called to Selby Road at 02.05 am on 21st April after reports of a fight, where they found two males suffering stab wounds.

One victim, believed to be 15 years old was taken to an east London hospital where police say his condition is serious but stable.

The other victim who is believed to be 16 years old was taken to a north London hospital, his injuries are not believed to be serious.

Detectives believe there may be two suspects who are thought to have left the scene in a vehicle.

No arrests have been made, police are appealing for witnesses.

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Top 10 richest music millionaires in Britain and Ireland

The top 10 richest music millionaires in Britain and Ireland, according to the Sunday Times Rich List are:

  • 1 - Sir Paul McCartney and Nancy Shevell - £680 million
  • 2 - Andrew Lloyd Webber - £620 million
  • 3 - U2 -£520 million
  • 4 - Sir Elton John - £240 million
  • 5 - David and Victoria Beckham - £200 million
  • 6 - Mick Jagger - £200 million
  • 7 - Michael Flatley - £191 million
  • 8 - Keith Richards - £185 million
  • 9 - Olivia and Dhani Harrison - £180 million
  • 10 - Sting - £180 million

The full list will be published on Sunday April 21.

The top five richest young music millionaires in Britain and Ireland

The Tottenham-born singer tops the Sunday Times Young Music Rich List with a fortune of £30 million Credit: Yui Mok/PA Wire/Press Association Images

Adele tops the Sunday Times Young Music Rich List with a fortune of £30 million.

According to researchers, the Tottenham-born singer made £10 million in the last year despite taking much of it off to recover from a throat operation and have a baby.

Cheryl Cole is second in the list of music millionaires aged 30 and under with a fortune estimated at £14 million, while Leona Lewis and Katie Melua are just behind with £12 million.

New entries to the list include Emeli Sande and Ed Sheeran who are each worth £5 million.

The top five richest young music millionaires in Britain and Ireland according to the Sunday Times Rich List:

1 - Adele - £30 million

2 - Cheryl Cole - £14 million

3 - Leona Lewis - £12 million

3 - Katie Melua - £12 million

5 - Florence Welch - £9 million

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