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 Spanish newspaper Marca claims an agreement is close between Real Madrid and Chelsea over a season-long loan at Stamford Bridge for Kovacic

 Kovacic has been at Real for three seasons but has been unable to establish himself in the starting XI with Luka Modric and Toni Kroos in his way

 As a result, the Croatian is seeking a fresh challenge and Chelsea are prepared to give him that

 There were suggestions Kovacic skipped training to go on strike but Real boss Lopetegui says the 24-year-old and his team-mate Modric are happy at the Bernabeu

 He said: "The level of excitement is as high as it can be, as it is with most of the players

My understanding is that both are happy to be here. "The president [Florentino Perez] was clear and unequivocal

We're in no doubt at all that Modric is going to continue playing for us just as he has been

" "I've not seen that Kovacic gone on strike," Lopetegui added. "He trained normally

Mateo is a member of the squad, and I am delighted with him."  Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri has brought in just two players this summer - Jorginho and Rob Green - but is eager to make additions to his midfield in the final two days of the transfer window

 "I talk with the club about the market but only one or maybe two times, not more," Sarri told reporters

 "I spoke about positions and characteristics but no names. So, I don't know. I think we need something, but maybe only a player

 "We have very good midfielders, but maybe a midfielder with different characteristics [would be a good fit]

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Why are Poppies Worn on Remembrance Day? - Behind the News - Duration: 3:56.

EMMA DAVIS: This classroom is chock-full of poppies,

but this isn't an art lesson.

So, can you tell me what you're doing right now, please?

I'm colouring in these poppies for Remembrance Day.

So, do you mind if I join you? Yeah.

Great. So, why...

Do you know the whole poppy story? How it all started?

Well, there was a man who went to Flanders fields after the war

and saw the only living thing there was red poppies.

And so, he wrote a poem about Flanders Fields.

That man's name was Colonel John McCrae.

He was a Canadian medical officer

and he was stationed

in the area of Flanders,

which is in Belgium.

Near the end of 1914, one of Colonel McCrae's friends was killed.

When they buried him on the battlefield,

Colonel McCrae noticed that poppies had already started to bloom

between the graves,

and that marked the beginning of a poem he later wrote.

It wasn't long before that poem was world-famous,

and it inspired many people to use the poppy as a symbol of support

for the Allied forces.

They were used to fundraise for war veterans, their families

and even restoration projects

to help fix areas in France that were destroyed during the war.

These days, you still see them,

often on people's clothing

or at sites of remembrance, like war memorials.

This class will use these poppies for something different, though.

Amelia Rose, why are you colouring in poppies today?

Well, we're colouring poppies because at 11 o'clock

on 11 November, a plane will be dropping 58,000 poppies onto...

..one of the roads in the city... Mm-hm.

..and we're making them...

The poppies represent the 58,000 soldiers,

the ANZAC soldiers, that died.

To add to their meaning,

these girls have written messages on the back of each one.

Some are about remembering the past,

while other messages are the names of people who fought

in the First World War.

What are you writing on your poppy?

So, I've written a quote by the Queen, which is,

"Grief is the price we pay for love."

So, what kind of messages are you writing on the back of the poppies?

Well, I'm writing, "Lest we forget," or "Hope,"

or the names of people I know who went to war.

OK. So, do you know...? What kind of names?

Are they people that you've researched?

Well, my great grandad Bill, he fought in the war.

And his name is William Setchell, so I put that on a couple.

Why do you guys think it's important

that we commemorate Remembrance Day and think about it every year?

It's important to remember Remembrance Day,

remember all the people who died and all the families who lost people,

because it's really important to understand

how that affected so many people.

Well, I think it's important because if they didn't fight in the war,

or if they didn't do what they did at that time,

we might be living differently to how we are right now,

and it could affect our lives.