up the big tech companies. But she's not a Democratic Socialist. In fact, she's a former Republican and a committed capitalist, who says she believes in markets — something you would never hear Sanders say. Warren says "markets work — when they have rules and cops to enforce them."

"A market without rules is theft," Warren says.

The Massachusetts senator can point to her work setting up the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as an example of what she means by having a cop enforcing the rules.

So Warren and Sanders could represent a tough choice for progressives in New Hampshire — especially with so many other Democrats in the race.

But the fact that they come from neighboring states gives the two senators the advantages of being better known. But it alsoLast updated on .From the section Football

Celtic striker Tony Watt has joined Belgian club Lierse SK on a season-long loan.

The 19-year-old is best known for scoring in last season's 2-1 win over Barcelona in the Champions League.

Celtic sold last season's top-scorer Gary Hooper to Norwich but manager Neil Lennon has since added forwards Amido Balde and Teemu Pukki to his squad.

"It happened very fast," Watt told the Lierse website. external-link "It's a good opportunity for me."

Lierse sit 11th in the 16-team Jupiler Pro League following Saturday's 0-0 draw with Mechelen.

"I thought I'd give it a try and the negotiations went smoothly," added the Scotland Under-21 international.

"Hopefully, I can do well and score some goals."

Watt has scored eight goals in 34 appearances for Celtic, the majority of those coming