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The father of Liverpool forward Luis Diaz has been rescued after being handed over to a group of United Nations representatives. Both Diaz's parents were kidnapped in late October, and while his mother was quickly resuced, his father was held against his will for almost two weeks while the UN and Colombian officials negotiated with the group responsible for the kidnapping, a Colombian rebel group known as the ELN. It was revealed on Wednesday the ELN would agree to safely return Diaz's father, Luis Manuel Diaz, and that handover has now taken place. "The Colombian Football Federation thanks the National Government, the Military Forces and the National Police, as well as all the institutions and officials that made the release of Luis Manuel Diaz, father of our player Luis Diaz, possible," a statement from the Colombian FA read. "Football as a sporting discipline symbolises talent, dedication, teamwork and the intrinsic values ​​of human beings. In Colombia it ...

Luis Diaz has released a statement pleading with the ELN - Ejercito de Liberacion Nacional, National Liberation Army - to release his father following his abduction. Both of Diaz's parents were kidnapped by armed gunmen in Colombia recently, with his mother, Cilenis Marulanda being rescued last weekend. Diaz's father, however, is yet to be found by Colombian authorities who confirmed on Friday that they had intelligence which stated that "a unit belonging to the ELN" - a left-wing rebel group that's been active in the country since 1964 - are the culprits behind the kidnapping. ELN representative Juan Carlos Cuellar has announced that Diaz's father would be freed "as soon as possible" in a community meeting relayed by Reuters . Following his return to action for Liverpool, and after scoring a goal which he dedicated to his father with an undershirt message which read "Freedom for Papa", Diaz has released a statement pleading with the ELN...

A Maine father drowned Saturday while attempting to rescue his two daughters, who were struggling in a deep water current A Maine father drowned while attempting to rescue his two daughter s who were struggling in a deep water current , according to the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife. Henry Brooks was with his family at Seven Tree Pond in Union, Maine, Saturday afternoon, watching his daughters swim when one of the girls fell into a deeper part of the water where the river enters the pond, state wildlife officials said. While attempting to save her sister, both girls -- ages 12 and 13 -- were swept out by the currents to a portion of the pond with even deeper water. Brooks jumped into the pond to save his children after they shouted for help, according to officials. Seven Tree Pond in Union, Maine. Google Maps Street View MORE: Extreme flooding targets Vermont as New York recovers from devastating rainfall Officials said Brooks' 27-year-old son grabbed a life ...