And… Thousands of fans are paying their final respects to Argentine football legend Diego Maradona at the presidential palace in Buenos Aires. Three days of national mourning have begun in Argentina after Maradona, a national hero, died following a heart attack yesterday at the age of 60. A million people are expected to visit his casket.

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