The only information about Murphy's involvement comes from Playbill, the Broadway magazine, which reports that he will compose original music.
1.57pm BST More on the Thrilla in Brasília, this time from Allsports in Ghana, which reports that the Muntari incident involved Black Stars management committee member Moses Parker.
8.33am GMT An interesting story from the Financial Times, which reports that Britain's banks have warned against a loss of UK influence in the European Union.
Very possibly, says the Daily Star, which reports that the Girls Aloud star is in talks with Sky 1 to host her own talkshow.
2.55pm: Terribly depressing news from Greater Manchester police, which reports that domestic abuse incidents shot up on the day England went out of the World Cup.
Inside, there is a fourteen-page report on Beijing's military and strategic ambitions, which reports that China has been busy modernizing its weapons systems.
Deposits are increasingly used and are getting higher, according to the NUS, which reports that 65% of providers require a deposit or substantial upfront payment.
That's the rallying cry of the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, which reports that 80% of components of a car can be made in Britain.
This is backed up by the research, which reports that 96% of female respondents said achieving a work/life balance is of prime importance for their career satisfaction.
Waitrose, which reports that retired men are among the fastest-growing student groups at its cookery schools, is planning to trial courses aimed specifically at older men.
Searchers log onto ancestry.com, genealogy.com and the Mormon Church site FamilySearch.org, which reports that its database is approaching one billion names.
