President Piñera of Chile will arrive in Britain this afternoon hoping to forge a strong relationship with the United Kingdom after this week’s sensational rescue of 33 miners trapped half a mile beneath the Atacama desert. In an exclusive interview with The Times, he said that the rescue had transformed Chile’s image abroad and urged the West to view a country long associated with the dictatorship of General Augusto Pinochet in a fresh light. The Harvard-educated billionaire revealed that he was bringing gifts of rock from the bottom of the mine for David Cameron and the Queen, who invited him to Buckingham Palace after watching Tuesday’s dramatic rescue. He disclosed that during the harrowing 69-day search-and-rescue operation he drew inspiration from Winston

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Liverpool’s tortuous takeover saga finally came to an end this afternoon when the owners of the Boston Red Sox completed a £300 million deal to buy the club. John W. Henry, the co-founder of New England Sports Ventures (NESV), which owns the Red