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Katarina Johnson-Thompson overcomes Olympic heartbreak. The comeback story of Katarina Johnson-Thompson (pictured with Jodie Comer) left her on the brink of tears last night and comes after several years of heartbreak on the track. AZ Alkmaar 0-0 Manchester United Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's youthful side dig in for goalless draw. CHRIS WHEELER IN HOLLAND Justas Ole Gunnar Solskjaer feared, the plastic pitch here in Holland felt like a throwback to the 1980s. Sadly, so too do this Manchester United team. S Korean man confesses to a series of murders that stumped police for decades. A South Korean man has confessed to the murder of 14 women including nine who were victims in country's most infamous serial killing case — but the suspect won't face prosecution, police said. Mother's heartbreak after her baby died in the womb from common group B strep bug. Zoe Ely, 22, from Aylesbury, found out she had group B strep at 31 weeks pregnancy. When she went into labour at 37 weeks, her daughter was stillborn — a 'rare and tragic case'. Fraport expects zero passenger growth at Frankfurt hub. German airport operator Fraport predicted zero growth in passenger numbers at its main Frankfurt hub this year and lower net profit as a weak economic climate prompts airlines to reduce capacity. Question Time audience member clashes with author Bonnie Greer. A BBC Question Time audience member clashed with author Bonnie Greer on the programme last night over claims it is 'bad to be a foreigner in this country at the moment'.