(CNN) -- Sprint superstar Usain Bolt was beaten by fellow Jamaican Yohan Blake for the second time in 48 hours on Sunday as he was pipped to first place in the 200m final at the Caribbean nation's Olympic trials. The 22-year-old Blake, who clocked a time of 9.75 secs to beat Bolt over 100m on Friday, crossed the line in 19.80 secs in Kingston -- 0.03 secs ahead of his rival. Back-to-back defeats for three-time Olympic gold medalist Bolt, the world record holder over 100 and 200m, have increased the pressure on the 25-year-old ahead of the London 2012 Games -- which start on July 27.
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Yohan Blake beats Usain Bolt over 200m at the Jamaican Olympic trials
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The win follows Blake's victory over Bolt in Friday's 100m final
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Three-time Olympic gold medalist Bolt holds the world record over 100 & 200m
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Blake is the reigning 100m world champion after winning in Daegu last year

Question: "I can never be discouraged," the 25-year-old @placeholder told reporters after the race.


Atlanta (CNN) -- The widow of a man gunned down outside his son's suburban Atlanta day-care center plotted his death with her cash-strapped lover for nearly $3 million in insurance and other assets, prosecutors alleged Thursday. A grand jury indicted Andrea Sneiderman on murder, racketeering, perjury and other charges Thursday morning, DeKalb County, Georgia, District Attorney Robert James announced. According to the indictment, she and her then-boss, Hemy Neuman, had been having an affair for about seven months before husband Rusty Sneiderman was killed in November 2010. The Sneidermans were having marriage problems at the time, while Neuman and his wife were in similar straits and facing bankruptcy, according to the charges.
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NEW: Andrea Sneiderman's lawyers say she'll be "fully exonerated" of the charges
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NEW: Convicted trigger man's lawyer says charges are "clear confirmation" of their defense
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Sneiderman has been indicted on murder, racketeering and fraud charges
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She's accused of plotting to kill her husband with her boss-turned-lover

Question: "Neuman and Andrea Sneiderman conspired together to murder Rusty Sneiderman so that they could enjoy a life together, eliminate Neuman's debt problems and fully benefit from the assets the @placeholder had acquired, as well as the proceeds of Rusty Sneiderman's life insurance policies," the indictment states.

Question: @placeholder already is serving a sentence of life in prison without parole in the killing.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:02 EST, 6 July 2013 | UPDATED: 13:40 EST, 6 July 2013 The widow of Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev left her parents home wearing a traditional Muslim headscarf today - countering reports that she has turned her back on her adopted religion. Katherine Russell, or Karima Tsarnaeva by her married name, is living at her parents' home in Rhode Island with her daughter by the terrorist. According to reports, her Christian parents have been encouraging her to turn her back on the religion she adopted when she married Tsarnaev, a Chechen who encouraged his wife to join him in a strict interpretation of his faith.
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Tamerlan Tsarnaev's widow left her home with her head covered in a scarf this morning
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Her appearance comes a day after sources claimed she was turning her back on Muslim faith
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Katherine Russell is living with her parents in Rhode Island and they have reportedly encouraged her to convert back to Christianity

Question: Covered up: Reports previously claimed the widow of Tamerlan Tsarnaev was giving up her adopted religion in the wake of her death and terror attack on @placeholder


By Daily Mail Reporter Updated: 12:07 EST, 12 December 2011 RBS repeatedly ignored warnings about Sir Fred Goodwin's 'assertive and robust' management style from as early as 2003, the FSA said today. The regulator raised concerns about chief executive dominance during its meetings with the bank's chairman over the following three years. But the FSA was assured that the rest of the board provided an adequate challenge to Sir Fred, nicknamed 'Fred the Shred', who now enjoys a pension worth £342,500 a year. Sir Fred Goodwin, former chief executive of RBS, had boasted of catapulting his bank 'to the top of the premier league' before its failure
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Financial Services Authority’s 500-page report published today
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Blames reliance on risky short-term funding and inadequate due diligence on RBS downfall
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Management under former chief exec 'Fred the Shred' also criticised

Question: However, it confirms that the FSA does not intend to pursue any new enforcement action against any of @placeholder's former directors.


PUBLISHED: 12:11 EST, 18 February 2013 | UPDATED: 02:51 EST, 19 February 2013 A man who was late to return to his parked car by one minute because doctors were telling him that his elderly father had terminal cancer was given a parking ticket. Kevin Hodges, of  County Durham, attended an appointment at the University Hospital of North Durham for his father Edward, 77, who was suffering lung cancer. Mr Hodges was expecting to attend a routine appointment on November 20 last year to receive news about his father, who was admitted to hospital five days beforehand. Kevin Hodges was fined him for overstaying in a car park by just one minute after learning about his father's terminal condition
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Kevin Hodges was called back by doctors who broke the bad news to him
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Late by one minute but was given £60 parking ticket
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Pleaded with operators LDK Security Group but they refused to drop fine

Question: Mr Hodges claims he received a further blow when he first tried to appeal and @placeholder claimed he had parked illegally, blocking the main entrance for other vehicles and increased the fine to £90.


By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 15:24 EST, 19 June 2013 | UPDATED: 01:41 EST, 20 June 2013 Britain has ‘left intensive care’ and its economic recovery means the Government can start to return the taxpayer-owned banks to the private sector, the Chancellor declared last night. A sell-off of Lloyds could begin within months, while Royal Bank of Scotland may be split into two before shares are offered, almost certainly after the next election. George Osborne announced an urgent review of proposals to divide RBS into a ‘good bank’ which can lend more to homebuyers and small firms, and a ‘bad bank’ to isolate its toxic assets.
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Osborne announces review of dividing RBS into 'good' and 'bad' bank
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Sell-off of Lloyds - which is 'in a good position' - could begin in months
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He was speaking last night at annual Mansion House speech in London

Question: taxpayers’ money into RBS and £20.5billion into @placeholder as they neared


MIAMI, Florida (CNN)  -- A NASA report on the last minutes of Space Shuttle Columbia cited problems with the crew's helmets, spacesuits and restraints, which resulted in "lethal trauma" to the seven astronauts aboard. Columbia crew members were killed when the shuttle broke apart upon re-entering Earth's atmosphere. But the report also acknowledged that "the breakup of the crew module ... was not survivable by any currently existing capability." The spacecraft broke up while re-entering Earth's atmosphere near the end of its mission on February 1, 2003. The NASA report found the astronauts knew for about 40 seconds that they did not have control of the shuttle before they likely were knocked unconscious as Columbia broke apart around them. Watch more details from the report »
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NASA released a report Tuesday on the last minutes of Space Shuttle Columbia
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Seven astronauts died when the spacecraft broke up while returning to Earth in 2003
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Report: Astronauts knew for about 40 seconds that they'd lost control of craft
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Report also cited problems with the crew's helmets, spacesuits and restraints

Question: The oldest orbiter in the fleet, @placeholder had just completed a 16-day science mission.


Cameron has vowed to wield a second veto in Europe if France and Germany insist on pushing ahead with an EU-wide financial transaction tax David Cameron has vowed to wield a second veto in Europe if France and Germany insist on pushing ahead with an EU-wide financial transaction tax. The Prime Minister said countries calling for a levy were welcome to implement it within their own borders – but added that to impose it across the EU without the backing of other major economies would harm businesses and jobs. The plan to impose a so-called ‘Robin Hood tax’ could cripple the City of London, through which the vast majority of European financial transactions go.
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'Robin Hood' tax could cripple the City of London
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But Mr Cameron ready to give billions more to IMF for assisting eurozone

Question: The Prime Minister's determination to fall in line with the rest of the world has left him in a trickier position when it comes to @placeholder contributions, however.


On Christmas Day last year, Alan Henning was sitting in a brightly lit cafe in southern Turkey, sharing a laugh with his friends before they set off on their journey. Henning, a big-hearted taxi driver from Bolton, northern England, was part of a team of volunteers traveling from Britain to Syria to deliver aid to people in need. Nicknamed "Gadget" by his peers, Henning was the only non-Muslim in the convoy. He sacrificed Christmas, weekends and family time to do his part for those worst hit by Syria's civil war, and was admired by his fellow volunteers. This was the father-of-two's fourth trip to the war-torn country. While part of the aid convoy stopped at the Turkish border, Henning was part of a much smaller group that volunteered to press ahead into Syria itself.
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British taxi driver Alan Henning was delivering aid to Syria when he was abducted
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Friends, colleagues and British Muslim leaders have asked ISIS to release him
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ISIS, which now controls large parts of Syria and Iraq, has beheaded several Western hostages

Question: Those who travelled with @placeholder to Syria have steered clear of tough talk, adopting a softer tone in addressing the jihadists holding their friend.


By Bianca London Mod fashion queen Mary Quant invented hot pants and the Chelsea Girl look, helped popularise the mini skirt, created the skinny rib sweater and changed the face of make-up for ever. And now, a sketchbook of fashion designs that a young Mary threw at her tutor in a rage for dismissing her ideas has emerged and is for sale. Quant, famed for inventing the mini skirt in the 1960s, was a young college student when she went to Alfred Page with the book full of outlines of dresses. A sketchbook of fashion designs that a young Mary Quant threw at her tutor in a rage for dismissing her ideas in the 1940s before she shot to fame has emerged for sale
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Quant is famed for inventing the mini skirt in the 1960s
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Was young college student when she went to Alfred Page for advice
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In a rage at his negative comments she threw book at him
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College lecturer passed sketches down through family
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His granddaughter is selling it in Dorchester, Dorset for £200

Question: @placeholder, her college lecturer, kept hold of the sketches and after Quant became a famous designer in the 1960s he passed it down through his family


Washington (CNN) -- The Supreme Court has ruled the federal government may not deny funds from its global anti-AIDS program to organizations that refuse to actively oppose prostitution. In a 6-2 decision on Thursday, the justices determined the policy requiring fund recipients adhere to a larger message about fighting disease and its root causes was not directly related to the "core" mandate of the AIDS program. Chief Justice John Roberts, who wrote the opinion for the majority, said the 2003 law violated the First Amendment. The ruling tosses out the policy. The case was closely watched by many U.S.-based non-governmental organizations that distribute financial and other assistance overseas.
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Law aimed to make reducing HIV/AIDS behavioral risks a priority of prevention
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U.S. law conditioned funding on pledge to oppose prostitution
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Chief Justice John Roberts said the policy violated the First Amendment
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Some groups called the requirement a "loyalty oath"

Question: In addition to promoting abstinence, monogamy, counseling, and the use of condoms, the law sought to use @placeholder funds to "educate men and boys about the risks of procuring sex commercially" as well as finding ways to help "commercial sex workers" themselves get out of the business.


(CNN) -- Fans from across Europe will soon be traveling to Poland to support their teams during Euro 2012, but so too will police officers from each nation to keep an eye on them. When their national teams are playing, visiting police officers will be at Poland's police headquarters in Warsaw, the nerve-center for security operations during the event. Poland has a lot riding on the tournament it is co-hosting with Ukraine, and is no stranger to football violence. Last year's Polish Cup Final between Legia Warsaw and Lech Poznan was a high-profile example of how domestic football in Poland is still blighted by hooliganism, as violent fans clashed with police and water cannons had to be used to control the crowd.
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Polish police have spent years planning to create a peaceful Euro 2012
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The tournament, co-hosted with Ukraine, is Poland's first major international sporting event
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Police from nations competing at the tournament will be in Poland during the matches
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Poland has had outbreaks of hooliganism at domestic football matches

Question: "We are absolutely the best prepared for @placeholder and welcome everybody who wants not only to see football games, but also to see how hospitable we are and how beautiful the country is."


(CNN) -- By now, most of us have probably heard that Mitt and Ann Romney paid just under $2 million in taxes on income -- virtually all from investments -- of just under $14 million for 2011, an effective tax rate of 14.1%. This is a low tax rate, lower than the typical middle-class American worker pays, especially when one considers payroll taxes, the largest burden for most Americans. It should concern us that individuals of Romney's wealth -- analysis has put his personal fortune as high as $250 million, not counting some $100 million in trusts set up for his five children -- pay so little as a percent in taxes.
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Mitt and Ann Romney paid an effective tax rate of 14.1% in their 2011 returns
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Edward McCaffery: Raising the tax rate won't affect the very rich
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He says very rich Americans do not have to show any "income" on their tax returns
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McCaffery: Tax spending, rather than work, and the rich will have to pay more taxes

Question: In sum, the government is pitching in, in the form of foregone estate tax revenue, for @placeholder's and other rich people's presidential runs.


Sotheby's is being sued over claims a painting it sold for £42,000 was actually a £10million Caravaggio. The bitter legal battle was sparked by Lancelot Thwaytes, whose family bought the work for a reputed £140 in 1962 and kept it for almost half a century until its sale in 2006. Renowned collector Sir Denis Mahon bought it at auction, where it was advertised as an imitator's version of Caravaggio's masterpiece The Cardsharps. Scroll down for video Legal battle: This 'copy' is at the centre of a costly High Court fight involving some of the world's leading Caravaggio experts after it sold for just £42,000 - before its buyer declared it was a £10million original
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Painting sold in 2006 was attributed to a follower of the Italian master
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But buyer now says it is a £10m original, High Court papers claim
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Seller Lancelot Thwaytes is now suing the auction house over the row
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Sotheby's deny allegation and insist painting is 'clearly inferior in quality'
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World-class experts will give evidence at month-long trial starting today

Question: 'None of the leading scholars who have opined on the painting since Denis Mahon acquired it think that it is by @placeholder.'


Fevered efforts by ISIS to capture the embattled Syrian city of Kobani have handed U.S. and allied forces a prime opportunity to deal the extremist group a bloody nose, the U.S. Central Command's top general told reporters Friday. By pouring what Gen. Lloyd Austin described as "legions" of fighters into the city, ISIS commanders have given allied warplanes numerous targets to attack. "The more I attrit him there," Austin said of ISIS, using a common military term for grinding down an enemy's power, "the less I'll have to fight him on some other part of the battlefield." The U.S. military carried out seven airstrikes in northern Syria and coalition aircraft carried out two more near Baiji, north of Tikrit in Iraq, the U.S. Central Command (Centcom) said on Friday. Six of the airstrikes occurred near Kobani, hitting and destroying ISIS buildings, positions, and vehicles, Centcom said.
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U.S. Central Command: Seven more airstrikes hit ISIS targets in Syria
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Syrian Kurds giving U.S. forces intelligence on ISIS positions, official says
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ISIS' focus on Kobani is helping U.S., allies destroy the militant group, a general says
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Gen. Lloyd Austin says Kobani still could fall, despite U.S. and allied efforts

Question: The intelligence sharing between U.S. and Syrian Kurds in Kobani signifies an unprecedented level of U.S. military cooperation with operatives on the ground inside @placeholder.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Lindsay Lohan's alleged lie to a police officer investigating a car crash last June could send the actress back to jail next month. But confusion surrounds the question of who will defend Lohan, 26, when she goes on trial February 27 after her longtime lawyer received a letter saying she was fired. "Do you still represent Ms. Lohan?" Los Angeles County Superior Court Commissioner Jane Godfrey asked attorney Shawn Holley in a hearing Tuesday. "Yes, at this point, yes," said Holley, who has guided Lohan through dozens of court appearances over the last several years. "We've got to get the representation issue nailed down," Godfrey said.
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NEW: It's not clear who will represent Lohan at her trial
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NEW: "We've got to get the representation issue nailed down," the judge says
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Santa Monica slapped four misdemeanor charges against Lohan
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The charges triggered a probation violation case

Question: But then last summer, she crashed her car in @placeholder.


It's the biggest countdown for NASA since the shuttle era ended in 2011. The space agency's new Orion spacecraft is scheduled to lift off on an uncrewed test flight at 7:05 a.m. ET Thursday from Space Launch Complex 37 at Cape Canaveral, Florida. "We haven't had this feeling in awhile, since the end of the shuttle program," Mike Sarafin, Orion flight director at Johnson Space Center, said in a preflight briefing on Wednesday. He said it's the beginning of something new: exploring deep space. Orion looks like a throwback to the Apollo era, but it is roomier and designed to go far beyond the moon: to an asteroid and eventually to Mars.
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New spaceship Orion is "go" for test flight
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Launch is set for 7 a.m. ET Thursday
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Orion will orbit Earth twice and will splash down in the Pacific

Question: Orion's crew module is 16.5 feet in diameter and @placeholder was 12.8 feet in diameter, NASA said.

Question: If the weather cooperates, @placeholder said a drone will provide a live video feed of the splashdown.


Health chiefs in North Wales have been forced to recruit more than 70 Spanish nurses, amid a staffing crisis gripping the country's health system. It has emerged the situation in recruiting staff to posts in the Labour-run Welsh NHS is so desperate that managers have resorted to interviewing potential candidates via Skype. It comes as experts blamed a failure to reach A&E waiting times, in part, on an inability to recruit doctors and nurses across the UK. New figures published yesterday revealed A&E waiting times have reached their lowest levels in England in a decade. The Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board has recruited more than 70 nurses from Spain, some having been interviewed via Skype, amid a staffing crisis in the NHS. File picture
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The NHS in North Wales has recruited more than 70 nurses from Spain
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It comes amid staffing crisis affecting NHS bodies across the UK
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45 of the 70 nurses have already moved to Wales with the rest set to follow
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Health chiefs said they are working with universities to train more nurses
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But completing a degree and experience takes up to three years

Question: 'While recruiting nurses from abroad suggests the scale of recruitment problems in Wales, many patients will welcome increased nurse numbers on hospital wards in @placeholder.


Sir Alex Ferguson didn't get an awful lot wrong during his time at Manchester United but, three-and-half years after he said it, his assertion that Jonny Evans and Chris Smalling would be Old Trafford's central defensive pairing of the future remains distinctly unproven. 'That is how I look upon it,' said Ferguson in an interview with the official Inside United magazine in February 2011. 'I think their time will come.' Had things gone as planned, this indeed would be the era of Evans and Smalling. Both have been at the club for long enough now. This season, for the first time, the path to the first team has been left clear by the departures of Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic.
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Sir Alex Ferguson predicted Chris Smalling and Jonny Evans to be Manchester United's future central partnership three-and-a-half years ago
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The pair have failed to live up to their billing at Old Trafford so far
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Smalling and Evans are both injury prone like Phil Jones
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Evans was injured during Premier League 5-3 defeat at Leicester
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Smalling has played 12 consecutive games for United in the last two years
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Michael Carrick may be deployed as a centre back by Louis van Gaal

Question: Neither of the three players will like to hear it, no player does, but @placeholder, Evans and Smalling are all too injury prone.

Question: @placeholder, meanwhile, is 26 and has shown enough, when fit, to suggest that he has the potential at least to be a United player of some stature.


Cairo (CNN) -- Mona Seif is deep in a crowd of thousands, her cell phone camera held high overhead. She is streaming live video and pushing for a better shot of a protest in Tahrir Square, the spiritual heart of the Egyptian revolution. It is Friday in downtown Cairo, and people are shouting and screaming across the square, waving signs and chanting in unison. A fever for change pulses through the land of the Pharaohs. It is weeks after the revolution -- yet the fever here still has not broken. Nearly every Friday across much of Egypt, crowds take to the streets, their passion and push for change still visible.
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Young bloggers playing critical roles in revolutions in Tunisia, Egypt, Bahrain
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Mona Seif's parents are prominent, longtime human rights activists in Egypt
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Seif still documenting abuses, following plight of detainees

Question: "This was the important moment when everyone realized that everyone in @placeholder is willing to take this to the end, no matter what.


Vice President Joe Biden delivered a wonky, populist speech on Monday in Davenport where he endorsed Bruce Braley for Senate and lambasted Republicans for forgetting about the middle class. Biden, who is known for being folksy and prides himself on relating to working class voters, attacked Republicans for what he called attempts to roll back Medicaid, privatize social security and stop any raise of the minimum wage. "What are these guys," Biden questioned at one point during the speech. "This is a different breed," the vice president said of Republicans. "They aren't bad or good, they are just different. They are just really, really different."
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Vice President Joe Biden was in Davenport stumping for Bruce Braley
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The Braley-Ernst race is one of the closest races in 2014's midterms
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Biden is considering a 2016 presidential bid and has close ties to Iowa

Question: "If @placeholder wins and I believe he will... it is going to break the back of the hard right."


By Fiona Roberts Last updated at 2:11 PM on 16th July 2011 A Mormon teenager will stand trial for allegedly helping her lover to kill his 16-year-old ex-girlfriend, a judge has ruled. Toni Fratto, 19, and Kody Patten, 18, are accused of hitting Micaela Costanzo over the head with a shovel, cutting her throat and then burying her body in a shallow grave just outside West Wendover, Nevada. Prosecutors claim the couple, who were planning to get married, murdered Micaela because she had been texting Patten asking to get back together with him. Love rivals: Toni Fratto, left, will stand trial for allegedly helping her boyfriend to murder his ex-girlfriend, Micaela Costanzo, right
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Young couple 'drove to swimming pool to clean up after killing' - then went to McDonald's
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16-year-old was murdered 'because she tried to get back together with ex-boyfriend'

Question: Fratto told lawyers Patten picked her and @placeholder up and then drove out of town because Micaela, described as a popular student, 'didn't want anyone to see us or anything.'

Question: @placeholder got out and saw the 16-year-old lying on the ground.

Question: He also said @placeholder's father drove Fratto to his lawyer's office to make her confession when her parents were out of town, as he knew they didn't want her to speak to an attorney without them being present.


By Pa Reporter After a fantastic performance against Liverpool at Anfield in which Southampton were unlucky not to leave with a draw, Ronald Koeman's men will look for a similarly impressive display at home today. West Brom are their opposition and Alan Irvine's team will be eager to make up for conceding a late equaliser against Sunderland last week. Ahead of this Premier League fixture, Sportsmail will provide you with all you need to know, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats... Here is all the information you need for Southampton's home clash with West Brom... Click here to follow the Southampton vs West Brom Premier League action live
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Both sides look for their first win of the Premier League season
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West Brom will be keen to make up for conceding late on against Sunderland last week
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Southampton impressed against Liverpool, however failed to leave with any points
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Shane Long could make his full debut for Saints
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Joelon Lescott back in training for West Brom but unlikely to make debut
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Florin Gardosis likely to miss out, with Gaston Ramirez and Jay Rodriguez
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Cristian Gamboa will be given more time to settle by Baggies
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Gareth McAuley available along with Brown Ideye but James Morrison out

Question: @placeholder have never won a Premier League game away from home in August.


London (CNN) -- "Lone wolves" who plot to carry out small-scale attacks on soft targets, like those in which seven people have been killed in France, could be the future of terrorism, a security expert has warned. "We are witnessing the next stage of terrorism in Europe," said Sajjan Gohel, director of International Security at the Asia Pacific Foundation, a London-based counterterrorism think tank. Mohammed Merah is suspected of carrying out a series of shootings in which seven people, three of them young children, have died in recent days. Merah, 23, a self-styled al Qaeda jihadist, was found dead after a 31-hour siege at his home in France on Thursday.
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"Lone wolves" who carry out attacks on soft targets could be future of terrorism, expert warns
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Killing of seven people, including three children, in France could inspire radical Islamists to action
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Sajjan Gohel: Lone wolf attacks "very difficult to thwart" because of lack of information leaks
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Olympic Games in London later this year could be "symbolic target," says Gohel

Question: "If it's al Qaeda-controlled, it shows that @placeholder is still able to recruit European-based followers, and to train and guide them into carrying out attacks.


By Rachel Rickard Straus PUBLISHED: 04:45 EST, 9 November 2012 | UPDATED: 13:06 EST, 9 November 2012 A jealous thug who killed his girlfriend’s ten-month-old daughter because she met up with an ex-boyfriend has been jailed for life. Louis Burdett attacked Taliqa Fields, whom he was meant to be babysitting, in a rage within 14 minutes of her mother Zoe Harman calling him to say she was going to McDonald’s with a former boyfriend. He reportedly grew frustrated because he was interrupted while playing an Xbox game. Taliqa suffered terrible head injuries and died in hospital the next day.
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Louis Burdett from Leicester was supposed to be babysitting ten-month-old Taliqa Fields
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Grew frustrated when his Xbox game was interrupted
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Burdett attacked the little girl within minutes of her mother phoning him to say she was going to McDonald's with a former boyfriend
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Burdett handed a life sentence with a recommendation that he serve at least 13 years

Question: Devastating: @placeholder killed Taliqa Fields at her home in Leicester (Pictured: General view of the street)


The death toll from a landslide that struck a village in central Java Friday, burying dozens of homes, has risen to 39, Indonesian authorities say. Days of heavy rains triggered a rush of mud, rocks and trees from the mountains overlooking Java's Banjarnegara District on Friday evening. Sixty-nine people remain unaccounted for, the country's disaster management agency said. The landslide buried at least 105 houses in and near Sampang village, the Antara state news agency reported. At least 15 people were injured by the landslide, 11 of them seriously, and close to 600 people have been evacuated. Video from local television showed muddy water still rushing along paths of the landslide Saturday. A wall of newly fallen earth -- at least 15 feet tall, judging by the men standing at the base -- blocked a paved road.
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At least 39 dead, 69 missing after Friday landslide on Indonesia's Java island
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At least 105 houses in Sampang village were buried, state news agency reports
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Video shows water still rushing along landslide path Saturday

Question: Satellite data appears to show parts of @placeholder have received about 200 millimeters (7.9 inches) of rain so far this month.


By Ryan Gorman and Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:06 EST, 19 November 2013 | UPDATED: 06:01 EST, 20 November 2013 'A sexualized attack': Dem Alison Grimes campaign condemned the sexist photo-shopped picture The National Republican Senatorial Committee scrambled to apologize Tuesday amid outrage from an ‘extremely offensive’ photo-shopped image tweeted by a junior staffer. A tweet sent from NRSC’s official Twitter account asked if Kentucky Secretary of State Alison Grimes is the new ‘Obama Girl’ and featured Ms Grimes’ face poorly pasted on to the body of the original ‘Obama Girl.’ A spokesperson for the campaign committee blamed the ill-advised tweet on a junior staffer and said ‘disciplinary action has been taken.'
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The tweet showed Alison Grimes' face photo-shopped on to a mid-riff flashing picture of 'Obama Girl'
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Republicans apologized, but also blasted Ms Grimes in the same breath
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This is not the first time she has been attacked by GOPers affiliated with Senate race opponent Mitch McConnell

Question: The original: @placeholder made headlines as 'Obama Girl' during the 2008 presidential campaign


Al Qaeda has released a new video of American hostage Warren Weinstein giving a personal plea to Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu because 'American has abandoned him'. The 71-year-old, who was taken prisoner in Pakistan last August, delivers a video message in which he says President Obama 'has shown no interest in my case'. It is thought that Weinstein is being held in the tribal regions along Pakistan's border with Afghanistan. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Plea: Mr Weinstein, 71, has been videoed delivering a message asking Benjamin Netanyahu for help as President Obama has 'abandoned' him Prisoner: Weinstein, left, shown pleading with Barack Obama in May, and shown in England in 2009, right
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Warren Weinstein makes plea for Isreali PM to 'intervene'
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He claims America has shown 'no interest in my case'
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Weinstein abducted last August in Pakistan
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It is thought he is being held in tribal regions along Pakistan/Afghan border

Question: Previous @placeholder conditions for his release have included the freeing of militant suspects and a halt to U.S. airstrikes.


Trainer Jonjo O’Neill says his only chance of landing the trainers’ championship means hitting every target with his precious ammunition, starting with Johns Spirit in Saturday’s Paddy Power Gold Cup at Cheltenham. With 56 winners, O’Neill leads the title race by £50,000 from Philip Hobbs but the engines are being stoked by powerhouses Nicky Henderson and Paul Nicholls and O’Neill concedes holding top slot will be tough. O’Neill, 52, a dual champion jockey, said: ‘We have got about half a dozen good horses but it is the back-up which is a problem. Last Saturday, we had two runners and Paul Nicholls had five winners. That’s the difference.
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Trainer Jonjo O'Neill leads championship by £50,000 from Philip Hobbs
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Nicky Henderson and Paul Nicholls are threats to O'Neill claiming title
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O'Neill said he would 'love to win the title' but admits it will not be easy

Question: If he does well, you would have to look at the @placeholder.’


Beijing, China (CNN) -- There's no reason China's spat with Internet search giant Google should hurt relations with the United States, China's foreign ministry said Tuesday. A day earlier, Google announced that it had stopped censoring search results in China. "The Google incident is just an individual action taken by one company. I can't see it having any impact on Sino-U.S. relations, unless someone wants to politicize it," foreign ministry spokesman Qin Gang said Tuesday. "It is not the image of China that has been undermined, rather it is that of Google." Google's announcement came amid speculation that the search giant would pull out of China entirely.
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Dispute over censorship an isolated issue, foreign ministry spokesman says
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Google routing Chinese users to site based in less restrictive Hong Kong
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Decision fuels speculation that Google will pull out of China altogether
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China could block all outside search engines' access to info inside China

Question: "Despite all the uncertainty and difficulties they have faced since we made our announcement in January, [Google's China employees] have continued to focus on serving our @placeholder users and customers," the blog said.


(CNN)I wasn't surprised the Confederation of African Football (CAF) suspended host Morocco from its most prestigious tournament -- the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) -- as the continent grappled with the Ebola crisis. It is important to take Ebola seriously, but Morocco took too long to make a decision and the North African nation had various options to control the risk, notably preventing fans from West Africa from entering the country. AFCON is still one of the world's most important football tournaments and a sudden cancellation would have been ridiculous. The health of a continent is more important than any football tournament, but given the distance from Morocco to where the disease is most prevalent, the risk posed to the North African nation would have been small.
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2015 Africa Cup of Nations gets under way Saturday
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Equatorial Guinea hosting tournament after Morocco was suspended
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Morocco banned for refusing to host competition due to Ebola fears
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By Nick Purewal, Press Association Jordon Mutch has signed a four-year contract with QPR to complete his move from Cardiff. The 22-year-old midfielder is expected link up with his new Loftus Road team-mates on Thursday after Rangers agreed an undisclosed fee with the Bluebirds. QPR secured Mutch's transfer after making an improved offer to Cardiff nearing the £6million-mark. New boy: Midfielder Jordan Mutch has signed for QPR from Cardiff City for £6m Big-money move: The 22-year-old is leaving after just two years at the club since his move from Birmingham Manager Harry Redknapp has backed his third signing of the summer to reach 'the next level' at the west London club.
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The 22-year-old was one of Cardiff's most impressive players last season
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Sunderland were interested in signing him but he is now poised to join QPR
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Mutch joined Cardiff from Birmingham for £2million two years ago
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Gary Medel is also set for Cardiff exit after Inter Milan agreed a £10m fee

Question: 'He's already shown what he can do at this level with @placeholder last season with a decent goals return - and this move will provide him with a great platform to take his game on to the next level.


(CNN) -- In Al Qaem, Iraq, the anger and despair of the refugees is palpable. Two refugee camps have been set up there, nine miles from the border with Syria. As Save the Children's Country Director, I made the dangerous 280-mile journey out to Al Qaem to help with our distribution of urgently needed newborn kits and to hear the stories of the families. Although in numbers they are fewer than their counterparts in Jordan, Lebanon and Turkey, their suffering and needs are no less pronounced, especially given their low profile, the extreme challenges that organizations are facing in reaching them, the lack of funding and the minimal services in the area. Save the Children is one of very few organizations supporting the more than 8,000 Syrian refugees living in very difficult circumstances in this hardly accessible area in the far western corner of Iraq.
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More than 8,000 Syrians live as refugees in Al Qaem, Iraq, near the Syrian border
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Conditions at the Al Qaem camps are expected to worsen over the winter
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Amy Mina with Save the Children recently visited the camps to distribute supplies for newborns
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Save the Children is providing aid to Syrian refugees in Iraq, Lebanon and Jordan

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(CNN) -- The Philippine authorities have significantly revised down the death toll from a strong earthquake that shook the country's third-largest island on Monday. The state-run Philippines News Agency had reported Tuesday that the number of people killed by the 6.7-magnitude quake off the coast of Negros had climbed to 48. It cited the Philippine Army, which was basing the figure on information from local government units. But PNA later reported that the army had reduced the total to 22 confirmed dead after it "learned that not all believed dead in various towns and cities were accounted for." The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council on Wednesday put the official death toll at 26, with 71 people still missing.
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State media had cited the Philippine Army as saying the death toll was 48
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The area where the quake struck on Monday continues to be rattled by aftershocks

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When Vincent Kompany speaks he tends to make sense. So when, after Manchester City’s trouncing of hapless Newcastle, the Belgian claimed Stoke could be tougher opponents than Champions League visitors Barcelona, heads turned. Did he really just say that? He did — and Manuel Pellegrini’s leader had a point. ‘Barcelona’s ability is not about hurting you all game,’ Kompany explained. ‘You can have tougher games when you go to Stoke. It’s about the fact Barcelona can decide a game within a second. Barcelona's attacking trio of Neymar (left), Lionel Messi (centre) and Luis Suarez Sergio Aguero and David Silva can provide the magic for Manchester City, believes Vincent Kompany
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Vincent Kompany says you can have harder time at Stoke than Barcelona
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Manchester City face the Spanish giants in Champions League last-16
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They were beaten by Barcelona at the same stage last season

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Ibb, Yemen (CNN) -- When 18-year-old Amal al-Sadah became the fifth wife of 43-year-old Osama bin Laden in 2000, she was "a quiet, polite, easygoing and confident teenager" who came from a big, conservative family in Yemen, a relative told CNN in an exclusive interview. The relative, Ahmed, who knew al-Sadah growing up, said she came from a traditional family in Ibb, Yemen -- established and respectable but certainly with no militant views paralleling the al Qaeda leader's terrorism. The family had no connection to al Qaeda prior to the arranged marriage, Ahmed told CNN during an interview in Ibb on Friday.
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Osama bin Laden was 43 when he married an 18-year-old Yemen woman in 2000
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Amal al-Sadah became his fifth wife, and they had a daughter shortly after 9/11
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She comes from a big, respectable, conservative family in Yemen, a relative tells CNN
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Her family didn't have any ties to al Qaeda prior to the marriage, the relative says

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London (CNN) -- The first race in Melbourne is just around the corner and Formula 1 teams are gearing up for a season which promises to be as technical as it is tactical. Cars converge in 2013 With the sport's governing body, the FIA announcing minor changes to technical regulations, teams have mostly tweaked their cars in 2013, says F1 journalist Craig Scarborough. "There are big rule changes coming up next year so the teams are trying to balance their resources. They don't need to completely go out and redesign their chassis, it's just a few little features that they want to incorporate. No one has produced a massively different or a massively exciting car this year," he said.
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Minor changes to F1 cars for 2013 prior to 'tsunami of regulatory change' in 2014
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New Pirelli tires are most significant changes in 2013 says Red Bull's Adrian Newey
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New softer compounds designed to be faster but will degrade more quickly
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Fight between Ferrari, Red Bull and McLaren expected to tighter in 2013

Question: "Their car this year, as it was last year, is a bit of a tour de force in terms of good ideas and it's not surprising that @placeholder have copied two or three of their ideas on this year's car.


(CNN) -- Feted by Sean Penn and applauded by Quentin Tarantino at Cannes, Filipino filmmaker Brilliante Mendoza appears to finally live up to his name. Facing the press in Cannes, Brillante Mendoza went on to pick up the best director prize. Despite only directing for four years, Mendoza won the award for best director at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year for "Kinatay", beating off competition from filmmaking royalty including Tarantino himself. After picking up the award, Tarantino wrote to Mendoza congratulating him on his award and saying his film was "bold, daring and... the whole point of making movies in the first place."
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Mendoza won the Best Director award at this year's Cannes film festival
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Filipino filmmaker lauded by Quentin Tarantino for his film "Serbis"
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Mendoza has only been directing for four years; films have proved controversial

Question: "Serbis" was only the third ever film from the Philippines to be shown in Cannes, and while elevating @placeholder to a new level of attention, the man himself hopes it will give the whole country a higher profile.


By Daily Mail Reporter NFL player DeAngelo Williams has generously given up his business class seat to a Marine on his flight - but some fans have suggested he might have been duped. The Carolina Panthers running back shared an image of his Delta plane ticket alongside a photo of the unsuspecting military man in uniform on his Twitter and Facebook pages on Monday morning. 'I always give up my seat to military if my seat is better!' Williams wrote. 'I truly appreciate our troops.' He explained that the unidentified man was not aware of his act of generosity. Kind gesture: NFL player DeAngelo Williams shared an image of his business class plane ticket and a photo of a man dressed in a military uniform on Monday, explaining he was giving up his seat to him
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Carolina Panthers running back shared a photo of a man dressed in a military uniform at the airport as he revealed his kind act on Monday
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By Associated Press and Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 05:57 EST, 18 February 2014 | UPDATED: 11:09 EST, 18 February 2014 Two members of the punk group Pussy Riot have been detained while walking in the Winter Olympics host city of Sochi. Nadezhda Tolokonnikova wrote on Twitter that she and Maria Alekhina were stopped and accused of a crime. She said a third member of the loosely organised group was also detained. Local activist Seymon Simonov said the two Pussy Riot members were accused of theft and nine people were held in all. Scroll Down for Video
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Maria Alekhina and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova were 'accused of theft'
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Several other activists were also detained by police, it is claimed
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It said the Russians have also unjustly arrested seven other activists

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Israeli spy: Movie tycoon Arnon Milchan, who owns New Regency Films, has given details about his clandestine deals to acquire weapons for Israel in the 70s in a TV interview A big-shot Hollywood producer who for decades was working as an Israeli spy and arms dealer has defended his actions and said it was 'exciting' being his country's 'James Bond.' Arnon Milchan, 68, who's famous for smash hit movies including 'Fight Club' and 'Pretty Woman,' spoke openly for the first time about his espionage work in an Israeli TV special that aired Monday night. The program reveals Milchan, at the special request of his friend Shimon Peres, who is now the country's president' set up and operated some 30 companies in 17 countries that helped Israel obtain parts and plans for its nuclear project in the 1980s. He brokered deals worth hundreds of millions of dollars, according to the show.
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Movie tycoon Arnon Milchan, who owns New Regency Films and produced Fight club and Pretty Woman, opened up in a TV interview about his clandestine deals to acquire weapons for Israel in the 70s
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He says he worked to promote the country's alleged nuclear program
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Claims he convinced other Hollywood bigwigs, including the late director Sydney Pollack, to get involved
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Robert De Niro says he knew what Milchan was doing at the time
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'I did it for my country and I'm proud of it,' says the movie producer
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Milchan's next film is Noah, a Darren Aronofsky-directed take on the Bible, starring Russell Crowe, Emma Watson and Anthony Hopkins

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Sir Richard Branson insists he still intends to travel to space with his family on Virgin Galactic, despite a test flight crash last week that killed one pilot. Speaking from Necker Island - his private resort in the Caribbean - Branson said surviving pilot Peter Siebold, 43, escaped serious injury and should be out of hospital in the next few days. US investigators say they have not ruled out the possibility of pilot error on board SpaceShipTwo, which crashed in the Mojave Desert in California on Friday, killing co-pilot Michael Alsbury, 39. Scroll down for video Branson told Sky News he still intends on travelling to space with his family on the Virgin Galactic despite the fatal crash during a test flight last week
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Billionaire  insisted he still intends to travel with his family on Virgin Galactic
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He claimed Virgin Galactic could 'move forward' despite disaster last week
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Said surviving pilot Peter Siebold should be out of hospital in next few days
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On the Today show, Branson described crash as a 'horrible setback'
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Branson was speaking from his private Caribbean resort

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CHICAGO, Illinois (CNN) -- Whether entrenched in business meetings or stuck on a layover, you may find yourself in Chicago with limited time to spare. But this vibrant city has so much to offer that it's worth using every free moment to see something new. Here are some of the things I managed slip in on a recent business trip to Chicago. Underneath the "Cloud Gate" sculpture, the perspective gets distorted in the reflection. Museum: The famous Art Institute of Chicago (111 S. Michigan Ave.) has enough rooms of artwork to keep a person exploring for days; unfortunately, I got there just before it closed at 5 p.m. Still, it was worth a peek.
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Paintings by Edvard Munch, famous for "The Scream," are at the Art Institute
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Explore nightlife in Lincoln Park, a trendy area north of downtown
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Enjoy breathtaking views of the city from the 96th floor of the John Hancock Center

Question: Just a few blocks north of the @placeholder, this gigantic reflective sculpture called "Cloud Gate" weighs 110 tons, stands 33 feet high and is made of stainless steel plates.


Loxahatchee, Florida (CNN) -- Senior citizens are common in Florida but one 74-year-old is in a class of her own: "Little Mama" is believed to be the oldest chimpanzee in captivity. Born in Africa, she was one of the first residents at Lion Country Safari theme park in Loxahatchee, Florida, about 20 miles west of West Palm Beach. "She came here when the park opened in 1967," said Lion Country Safari Wildlife Director Terry Wolf, who has been with the park just as long. Wolf said the park's owners bought her from a pet dealer. "It was a whole different world then," explained Wolf. "Chimps in pet shops that were babies at that time could go for 10 grand."
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"Little Mama" has been at Florida's Lion Country Safari park since 1967
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Five years later, renowned primatologist Jane Goodall helped determine her age
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This year she celebrated her 74th birthday
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Normally, chimps live 40 to 50 years in the wild and 50 to 60 years in captivity

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By Paul Collins Leeds owner Massimo Cellino has claimed he was forced into the sale of leading goalscorer Ross McCormack to Fulham because the Scotland international had 'disrespected' him. Fulham completed the deal for an undisclosed fee, understood to be £11million, for the Leeds captain late on Monday night and confirmed the deal on Tuesday morning, less than a week after Cellino had insisted the striker was not for sale. McCormack, 27, signed a new four-year deal with Leeds last summer, but following a fall-out with Cellino did not to travel with Leeds last week to their summer training camp in Italy. He has signed a four-year contract at Leeds' Sky Bet Championship rivals Fulham with the option of a further year.
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Ross McCormack told Leeds chiefs he wants to quit Elland Road
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Scotland has agreed £11m transfer and four-year deal at Craven Cottage
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McCormack scored 28 goals in the Championship last season

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Escaped: Hyeonseo Lee fled North Korea after the country was devastated by famine A young woman who fled North Korea has revealed the horrific details of her upbringing in the pariah state, where she first saw someone executed when she was just seven-years-old. Hyeonseo Lee was brainwashed to believe that the country, run by the murderous Kim regime, was the greatest in the world. But when her eyes were opened to the desperate poverty and repression all around her, she knew she had to escape, and is now devoted to raising global awareness of her fellow countrymen's plight. Ms Lee spoke about her ordeal in a lecture at the TED conference in Long Beach, California, published by CNN.
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Hyeonseo Lee grew up devoted to North Korea and its Kim regime
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Risked her life for a decade as refugee in China but made it to South Korea
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Returned to the North to smuggle her relatives out of the pariah state

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(CNN) -- The killing of 298 innocent people on board Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was a crime, a consequence of the war against Ukraine that Vladimir Putin started, and which he supplies, directs and controls. The Russian President bears full responsibility for this war, including the downing of the Malaysian airliner. The main problem with our reaction to Russian aggression is not even the mildness of our sanctions, but the lack of clarity of their purpose. Our message to Putin is very confused. Do we want him completely out of Ukraine, or do we want his help in dealing with that country? They are two very different requests.
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Yuri Yarim-Agaev: The West's response to Putin's Ukraine policy has been murky
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He says some are looking to Putin as a potential peacemaker in Ukraine battle
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Author: Putin is the cause of the Ukraine conflict and should be treated that way
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He says the West needs to take a much firmer stance against Russia's actions

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Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- A day-by-day summary of significant events in Egypt's upheaval, as compiled by the CNN Wire: TUESDAY, JANUARY 25 As many as 20,000 protesters spill into the streets of Cairo in an unprecedented display of anti-government rage inspired in part by the Tunisian revolt. The official Middle East News Agency (MENA) reports three people dead and 49 wounded in clashes between protesters and police in Cairo and the port city of Suez. JANUARY 26 Police use water cannons and tear gas against thousands of protesters who returned to the streets of Cairo and other cities. MENA reports at least 90 arrests in Cairo, while state-run Nile News reports at least 27 wounded in Suez.
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Tuesday, January 25 brought first massive protest in Tahrir Square
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President Hosni Mubarak announced January 29 he had sacked his Cabinet
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Clashes between pro- and anti-Mubarak demonstrators began February 1

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Question: The embattled @placeholder, however, remains in his position as head of the party's higher council and as head of state despite popular demands that he relinquish power immediately.


Britain has been told to pay more than £10 million in unemployment benefit to eastern European migrants who have left Britain, returned home and now cannot find a job. Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia have demanded that Iain Duncan Smith’s department funds their jobless citizens because they once worked and paid national insurance in the UK. His department has refused because the migrants had not worked in the UK long enough to claim, but the three countries have threatened to issue a diplomatic protest. Czech labour minister Michaela Marksova-Tominova (right) said Britain owed her country £3million in  benefits under EU rules but Iain Duncan Smith (left) has refused to pay because the migrants didn't work long enough
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Poland, Czech Republic and Slovakia demanding UK cash for jobless citizens
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Told Britain to pay more than £10m in unemployment benefits to migrants
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Czech labour minister  said UK owed country £3m in benefits under EU rules
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Iain Duncan Smith's department has already paid £800,000 under these rules

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Question: Officials said the Government does reimburse other countries when migrants have paid enough in natural insurance that they would be eligible for unemployment benefit in the @placeholder.


By Rob Preece PUBLISHED: 16:00 EST, 27 June 2012 | UPDATED: 06:10 EST, 29 June 2012 Plans for a Formula One race on the streets of London, which would see cars roaring at up to 200mph around some of the city's most famous landmarks, will be unveiled tonight. Drivers including British stars Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button would start from a grid outside Buckingham Palace and race around a 3.2-mile West End circuit taking in sights such as Nelson's Column and Piccadilly Circus. Formula One chief executive Bernie Ecclestone is said to have offered to pay more than £35million to stage the grand prix in the capital.
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Plans for a grand prix on the streets of London will be unveiled tonight
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Proposed 3.2-mile route would start outside Buckingham Palace and take in landmarks such as Nelson's Column and Piccadilly Circus
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British racing stars Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button are believed to have been involved in designing the circuit
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Formula One chief Ecclestone is prepared to promote the race, which is expected to generate at least £100m from spectators and tourists

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By Dan Bloom for MailOnline The Only Way is Essex star James Argent has apologised for sparking a  police missing person alert when he reportedly went to the 'wrong airport' and vanished for 24 hours. Fears grew for Arg after he failed to turn up for an early-morning flight to Majorca after leaving his family home at 3.30am yesterday in Woodford Green, east London. Scotland Yard issued a public appeal for his whereabouts this morning, 26 hours after he vanished, as fans began a Twitter campaign with the hashtag #PrayForArg. But just three hours later he phoned his father, who told MailOnline he may have turned up at Stansted Airport in Essex while his worried agent waited at Gatwick.
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Arg left east London home at 3am on Friday to catch a flight to Majorca
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He never made it to the airport to meet his agent and family were worried
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Agent 'waited at Gatwick while Arg went to Stansted', then his phone broke
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His distraught 1.4million Twitter followers even began #PrayForArg hashtag

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The mystery surrounding North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un's disappearance from the spotlight deepened today when he failed to show for a Workers' Party anniversary celebration. It was the first time in three years Kim hadn't attended the event in Pyongyang, which today marked the party's 69th anniversary. But while Kim wasn't there in person, a flower basket with his name on it was placed before statues of his father and grandfather, both of whom also ruled North Korea. Scroll down for video Kim Jong Un was absent from the Workers' Party 69th anniversary celebrations in Pyongyang today, but a flower basket baring his name was placed before statues of his father and grandfather, as were other baquets from North Koreans
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North Korea's Kim Jong Un has been keeping a low-profile since September
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Dictator was last seen in public attending a concert with his wife Ri Sol-ju
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Reports his 24-year-old sister Kim Yo-jong has taken leadership of affairs
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South Korea activists sent balloons with leaflets denouncing Pyongyang
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Shots fired across Demilitarized Zone which separates North and South
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Kim's border guards wanted to shoot down balloons to stop their messages

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By Marielle Simon for Daily Mail Australia and Emily Crane for Daily Mail Australia and Kate Lyons for Daily Mail Australia A 26-year-old drilling engineer is among the nine fly-in fly-out (FIFO) workers who have taken their own lives in the past year. Rob, whose surname has not been revealed, ended his life on a Queensland mine site in November 2013, while working a three weeks on, three weeks off roster in coal seam gas exploration for QGC. His partner, Christine, said FIFO's lifestyle and work pressures became increasingly overwhelming for Rob and by the end he felt like his 'brain had broken.'
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A 26-year-old fly-in, fly-out (FIFO) workers took his life on a Queensland mine site, November last year
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His partner said the work pressure and FIFO lifestyle became so overwhelming, by the end he felt his 'brain had broken'
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Families of the fly-in,fly-out workers who have committed suicide, have welcomed Western Australia's inquest into their deaths
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Over the past year nine FIFO workers have taken their lives

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At the time of kick-off, the most popular YouTube clip of Erik Lamela's 'Rabona' goal had amassed a staggering 2.3m views in just three days. It's fair to say highlights of the Argentine's performance in Tottenham's miserable defeat to Newcastle United won't have quite the same viral appeal. Lamela, like the entire Spurs team, was struck down at White Hart Lane by that most unpleasant of afflictions - a Europa League hangover. Erik Lamela finds himself crowded out by Jack Colback (right) and Sami Ameobi as he struggled to make an impact during Tottenham's 2-1 home loss by Newcastle United
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Erik Lamela's outrageous 'Rabona' goal on Thursday stunned the world
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They suffered a Europa League hangover and were caught cold
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Goals from Sami Ameobi and Ayoze Perez cancelled out Emmanuel Adebayor's first half opener
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Lamela failed to exert any influence during his 78 minutes on the pitch

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 06:36 EST, 27 February 2014 | UPDATED: 12:28 EST, 27 February 2014 The families of the soldiers killed in the 1982 Hyde Park IRA bomb have been accused of ‘bitterness’ and failing to move on, by the ex-Labour minister who agreed to the scheme which saw a suspect walk free from court. Former Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Hain refused to apologise for the deals which critics say amounted to an ‘amnesty’ for nearly 200 suspected IRA killers. He said that while the feelings of the relatives of the bombing victims were ‘understandable’, the Labour government had to help ‘society as a whole to move on’.
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Suspect John Downey was told he was not wanted by police in 2007
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Familes furious over blunder, saying they feel 'devastatingly let down'
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Shocking attack in 1982 in Central London park left four soldiers dead

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In the eastern Ukrainian city of Luhansk, makeshift barricades, concertina wire and masked men in camouflage greeted visitors to the regional administration building Wednesday. Seized by armed men Tuesday, the building in Ukraine's restive Donetsk region is just the latest to fall under the control of pro-Russian militants. Government sites across more than a dozen towns and cities in Donetsk remain occupied, despite an international deal agreed to earlier this month that called for illegal armed groups to disarm and go home. And the militias, resolutely defiant, show no signs of changing their stance. In the foyer of the Luhansk government building -- outside which pro-Russian flags now fly -- more armed men, sandbags and wire surrounded a desk through which access to the rest of the building was controlled. A handful of employees waited, looking very uncomfortable.
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Russia calls on Kiev to halt "militaristic statements"
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Acting President says Ukrainian military has been put on full combat readiness
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Armed men seize administration building in Luhansk, police headquarters in Horlivka
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Russia can't "have it both ways" in dealings with the world, U.S. Vice President Biden says

Question: "We insist on an immediate termination of the Kiev militaristic rhetoric aimed at intimidating its own population, on preventing the use of force and initiation of the internal @placeholder dialogue to seek national reconciliation within the country," the ministry said in a statement posted on its website.


Beijing, China (CNN) -- China summoned the U.S. ambassador on Friday to express its "strong dissatisfaction" over the Dalai Lama's meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama a day earlier. China didn't disclose what was discussed during the session with Ambassador Jon Huntsman at the Foreign Ministry. But Beijing had warned that a meeting between the president and the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader would damage its ties with Washington. "The Chinese side expresses strong dissatisfaction and resolute opposition to this meeting," a spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry said in a statement after Thursday's meeting at the White House. "China demands the U.S. seriously consider China's stance, immediately adopt measures to wipe out the adverse impact, [and] stop conniving and supporting anti-China separatist forces."
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China expresses its "strong dissatisfaction" over Dalai Lama meeting to U.S. ambassador
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Dalai Lama met with U.S. President Barack Obama a day earlier at the White House
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China appealed for U.S. to "stop conniving and supporting anti-China separatist forces"
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Beijing regards the Dalai Lama as a separatist who wishes to sever Tibet from China

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By Simon Cable  for MailOnline It was the most famous coffee shop in sit-com history. And now a replica version of Central Perk – the fictional hangout in long-running comedy series Friends – is set to open in New York next month. Fans visiting the city will be able to step into the shoes of actors Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Matt LeBlanc, Lisa Kudrow, David Schwimmer and Matthew Perry when the pop-up cafe opens its doors on September 17. The replica version of Central Perk – the fictional hangout in long-running comedy series Friends – is set to open in New York in September, delighting fans of the programme
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The pop-up cafe opens its doors to customers on September 17
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It will offer photo-ops on the same orange couch that was used in the show
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Cafe made famous by Chandler, Monica, Phoebe, Joey and Ross and Rachel

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By Riath Al-Samarrai Follow @@riathalsam Poor Leeds. They left their coach to boos from the Millwall fans and exited the pitch to laughter and waves from the same supporters. In between, they could probably count themselves lucky to have lost the match by only two goals, scored by Mark Beevers and Shaun Williams. Make no mistake, Dave Hockaday's side were extremely disappointing in their first competitive fixture under the new manager. Barring the chance fluffed by Noel Hunt early in the second half they offered next to nothing, the only consolation being that their play after the break was better than that which went before.
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Millwall took an early lead through Mark Beevers strike in the eight minute
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Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell, the top Republican in the Senate and the upper chamber's new leader, doesn't blame the majority of Americans for having a poor opinion of the legislative branch. Americans are 'right' to think Congress is doing a lousy job, he said in a joint interview with House Speaker John Boehner that aired Sunday night on 60 Minutes. 'I wouldn't vote to approve this Congress,' he said. 'I can tell you the Senate has been essentially dysfunctional for four years. I mean, it's basically been shut down.' McConnell's own management style has come under scrutiny this week from Democrats who argue that they're being unfairly silenced. Meanwhile, Boehner is taking fire from Democrats over an invite he extended to Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu behind their backs.
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McConnell's own management style has come under scrutiny this week from Democrats who argue that they're being unfairly silenced
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Boehner is taking fire  for inviting Netanyahu to speak to Congress without first consulting his Democratic colleagues or the White House
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'There's nobody in the world who can talk about the threat of radical terrorism...about the threat that the Iranians pose...but Bibi Netanyahu'
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Prodded to classify Obama's propositions as dead or alive, Boehner grimaced and said the president's tax proposal is 'dead, real dead'

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(CNN) -- Ayman al-Zawahiri's coronation as the king of al Qaeda came with some anxiety over another major attack and a barrage of questions about the future of the terror network. Since 1998, al-Zawahiri had been Osama bin Laden's personal physician and one of his closest confidants, a steadfast deputy who eulogized his boss after his death last month in Pakistan. But it took this many weeks for an al Qaeda announcement on its new leader, and that suggested to some analysts that there had been head-bashing over who should take the helm. "It doesn't suggest a vast reservoir of accumulated goodwill for him," said Peter Bergen, CNN's national security analyst.
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It took many weeks for al Qaeda to announce its new leader
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Al Qaeda is losing the war of ideas
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Al-Zawahiri lacks the charisma and oratory of Osama bin Laden

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(EW.com) -- Another day, another English musician getting upset over his compensation from a streaming service. Following in the footsteps of the gentlemen from Pink Floyd, Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke took umbrage with the amount of money paid to artists who allow their music on Spotify. "Make no mistake new artists you discover on #Spotify will no get paid," Yorke tweeted. "Meanwhile shareholders will shortly being rolling in it. Simples." Yorke engaged in a Twitter exchange with his longtime producer and collaborator Nigel Godrich, who tweeted, "We're off of Spotify. Can't do that no more man. Small meaningless rebellion." Pink Floyd writes an open letter on streaming services
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Radiohead's Thom Yorke disagrees with Spotify's musician compensation
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His producer and collaborator, Nigel Godrich, said their music has been pulled from the service
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Spotify responded that they're still in the early stages of a long-term project

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By Emine Sinmaz PUBLISHED: 18:12 EST, 16 June 2013 | UPDATED: 18:12 EST, 16 June 2013 She is  just eight years old, but Bohdana Stotska’s hair is nearly as long as she is tall. The schoolgirl’s three-foot mane takes two hours to style - but she refuses to have it cut. Bohdana, who cites fairy tale character Rapunzel as her inspiration, said: ‘I love my hair because nobody’s hair is as long as mine. Glossy: Inspired by Rapunzel eight-year-old Bohdana's hair is nearly as long as she is ‘I made the decision to let it grow when I was four. I said: “Mum, I don’t want to cut it anymore.”’
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Bohdana Stotska has grown her hair for four years without cutting it
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The eight-year-old is inspired by fairytale character Rapunzel
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It takes two hours to wash and dry and half an hour to comb
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She describes her hair as her 'key feature' and refuses to have it cut

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By Jaya Narain for The Daily Mail Two British doctors drowned during a holiday in Tenerife after they were sucked into a whirlpool as they battled to stop their children being swept out to sea, an inquest heard. Dr Uma Ramalingam, 42, and GP Barathi Ravikumar, 40, went to grab the two youngsters after they were suddenly hit by a succession of freak waves as they paddled on rocks near their holiday villa. But as they did so all four slipped on the wet rocks and slid into the water and were swept out due to the strong waves and currents.
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Barathi Ravikumar, 40 and Uma Ramalingam, 42 were in Playa Paraiso resort
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Two children were hit by freak waves as they all went exploring near the villa
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Doctors tried to grab children but all four were swept out to sea by current
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Inquest heard there were no warning signs about paddling on the rocks
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Coroner said deaths were 'completely unexpected' - accidental death verdict

Question: Unable to see her son or daughter, she managed to see her sister, Dr @placeholder, struggling in the water some distance away and the next thing she remembered was the coastguards arriving in diving equipment.


(CNN) -- It's grown from selling clothes to a handful of friends inside a small dorm room to a popular fashion website featuring more than 1,000 stylish items. Admittedly, it's been quite a journey for Serah Kanyua, the co-founder of Closet49, an online marketplace that links buyers of clothes and accessories to sellers across Kenya. Launched just over a year ago, the growing website features a mix of new and used fashion items -- from custom-made pieces by young designers and boutique stores to well-preserved clothes from women looking to de-clutter their closets. "We simply merged the idea to sell affordable fashion to people who just didn't want to pay too much," says Kanyua. "And also give people an opportunity to sell off clothes they don't want anymore in their closet but are still in good condition -- and you can be able to get extra cash," she adds.
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E-commerce platforms like Closet49 and Soko have proliferated in Kenya
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More and more mobile phone users are turning online to buy and sell goods
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Closet49 is an online marketplace linking buyers of clothes to sellers in the country
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Soko links artisans directly to online global consumers using a simple mobile phone

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Question: Back in Kanyua's home, the young entrepreneur says she hopes @placeholder's annual profits will make them a million Kenyan shillings in the next two to three years -- a goal of about $12,000 in profit a year.


(CNN) -- At least 58 people in Syria were killed Tuesday in "terrorist" mortar and car bomb attacks in the city of Homs and the Damascus area, the state-run Syrian Arab News Agency reported. A car bombing in Homs' al-Zahra neighborhood killed 40, SANA reported, citing an unnamed source in the area. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a London-based monitoring group, also reported many casualties, including women and children, in the car bomb attack. It described al-Zahra as an Alawite neighborhood. Syria's President Bashar al-Assad is a member of the Alawite religious sect, which is an offshoot of Shia Islam.
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NEW: Mortar and car bomb attacks killed nearly 60 people, report says
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NEW: A car bombing in Homs' al-Zahra neighborhood kills 40, state news agency says
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The car bomb hits an Alawite area, says the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights
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Chemical weapons watchdog says it is investigating chlorine gas attack claims

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By Phil Vinter PUBLISHED: 07:54 EST, 15 April 2012 | UPDATED: 15:11 EST, 16 April 2012 The fashion for a Hitler-style tash is spreading through the animal kingdom with a goldfish called George now getting in on the act. The five-year-old who belongs to Deborah Cochrane, from Belfast, has developed a distinctive black mark above his mouth which creates an uncanny resemblance to the fishist dictator. George and a fellow goldfish that has died were named after the art duo Gilbert and George. George follows in the pawsteps of a string of cats who became nicknamed 'Little Kitlers' for the dark patches of fur below their noses.
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Owner says goldfish likes to eat peas, just like Hitler
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Fish follows cats that show a likeness to dictator

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Santa Claus came to town in his droves, as hordes of Christmas-lovers dressed up as St Nick to mark the start of the festive season. Hundreds of men and women dressed as Father Christmas descended on London for SantaCon 2014. The event is a flash mob style celebration that started several years ago and has gained popularity through social networking sites. Scroll down for video Christmas lovers dressed up as St Nick for the annual Santacon event in London Sea of red: Throngs of men and women dressed as Father Christmas descended on London Festive fun: The crimson-crew spread Christmas cheer by handing out gifts and singing Christmas carols
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Throngs of santas descend on London for the annual event
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They sang carols, handed out presents and spread festive cheer
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Annual celebration has gained popularity through social networking
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Similar events taking place in New York, Vancouver and Moscow

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This little girl certainly knows what happiness is to her: Candy. Danny Brooks from Spring, Texas, filmed his three-year-old daughter Ashlynn putting her own spin on Pharrell's hit track Happy. The toddler is seen enthusiastically singing completely different lyrics in a duet with her father while riding in the car. Most of her words center around unhappiness. 'Can't be happy,' she says, with her father responding,' why don't we know how to be happy?' Ashlynn says that no one can crack a smile because they're 'still mad'. She later adds that she wants to cry. 'Why do you want to cry?' her concerned father sings back. 'What if I give you candy, does that make you happy?' he then suggests.
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Danny Brooks from Spring, Texas, filmed his three-year-old daughter Ashlynn putting her own spin on Pharrell's hit track Happy

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This weekend, Curiosity successfully landed on Mars. Now the one-ton roving robotic laboratory, part of NASA's four-ton Mars Science Laboratory spacecraft, gets down to business. Its task? Determining whether Mars ever did or could support life. That's the big question. To quote Humphrey Bogart's Rick in "Casablanca": "Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world," why should life occur only on planet Earth? Living organisms are found in the most improbable places -- in the dark, sulfurous depths of the oceans and in the driest deserts. News: Curiosity rover lands on Mars All it takes is some water, carbon, a few other elements and energy.
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Meg Urry says this weekend, Curiosity, NASA's roving robotic laboratory, landed on Mars
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Curiosity will try to tell whether there's been life on Mars, where conditions different from Earth
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She says Curiosity made tricky Mars landing, now will take pictures, collect  information
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Urry: Rocks on Mars can give up clues about whether any life has existed there

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By Craig Hope Follow @@CraigHope01 Thomas Muller was the star of the show for Germany in their opening match of the World Cup as his hat-trick did for Portugal in a resounding 4-0 victory. The Bayern Munich man was again deployed as a lone frontman for Saturday’s second Group G encounter with Ghana in Fortaleza. But could he repeat his scoring heroics and move clear at the top of the goal-getters chart? Sportsmail tracked his progress throughout the game… VIDEO Scroll down for Hat-trick hero Thomas Muller leads Germany's pre-Ghana training Making his point: Thomas Muller scored three as Germany opened their World Cup with a 4-0 win over Portugal
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Bayern Munich forward scored hat-trick in opening 4-0 win over Portugal
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He was again used as a lone frontman in the second match against Ghana
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Chances were at a premium for Muller but he managed to create the opening goal for Mario Gotze
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Asamoah Gyan and Andre Ayew put Ghana in front before Miroslav Klose levelled for Germany
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Muller ended the match bloodied and dazed after smashing his head into the shoulder of John Boye

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A Porsche-driving Russian computer expert who has been unmasked as the brain behind a naked celebrity pictures website insists his pole-dancing wife doesn't understand what the fuss is about. Sergei Kholodovskii has uploaded thousands of leaked images, including of Rita Ora, Kim Kardashian and Rihanna, to the Arizona-hosted site from his flat in Samara, Russia. He denies hacking the images from iCloud himself - claiming they are openly available on the web - and alleges many of the stars get 'good publicity' from the exposure. What's the problem? Drag racing driver Sergei Kholodovskii (right) has been unmasked as an IT expert behind a site which hosts nude celebrity images - and insists his wife Yana Sotova (left) has no problem with it
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Sergei Kholodovskii, 28, is technical brain behind Arizona-registered site
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It hosts famously hacked images of Rita Ora, Kim Kardashian and Rihanna
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It is 'erotic with elements of porno', said IT worker from Samara, Russia
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His wife Yana Sotova, 25, even considers his site hosting work a 'normal job'
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He claims stars leaked iCloud images themselves for 'good publicity'
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Celebrities branded leak a 'sexual violation' and gross invasion of privacy

Question: Victims: Singers Rihanna (left) and @placeholder (right) were also targeted by the hackers in the iCloud leak


The Christmas Truce of 1914 was a brief moment of humanity amid the horrors of the First World War. But when Tommies and German troops emerged from the trenches to shake hands and swap gifts in no man’s land, the festive goodwill clearly did not extend to the French, a newly discovered letter reveals. Lance Corporal William Loasby tells how a shared contempt for Britain’s Gallic ally in the Great War helped the opposing sides briefly find common ground when they met, with one German officer even remarking: ‘Ten Frenchman don’t make an Englishman.’ Scroll down for video Living history: A letter written by the soldier who sparked the famous 1914 Christmas Day Truce between the German and British soldiers has been sold for £20,000 at auction. Pictured is auctioneer Richard Westwood-Brookes holding the letter written by Lance Corporal Willie Loasby
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Lance Corporal Willie Loasby instigated the remarkable act of humanity
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He described how the soldiers were trading insults across No Man's Land
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Soldier said they were calling us 'English pigs and something a bit worse'
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A German officer said: 'Ten Frenchman don't make an Englishman'
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They eventually exchanged gifts and the remarkable armistice began

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(CNN) -- The former president of Shell Oil USA didn't candy-coat it: America's political fund-raising system, he said, amounts to legalized extortion. "I feel extorted," John Hofmeister told CNN's Drew Griffin. "Every time I wrote a check I felt that it was a form of extortion, the price of entry, because of the reception that you got when you contributed versus the reception when you did not contribute." Hofmeister, who ran Shell Oil USA from 2005 through 2008, said he was constantly being asked for political donations, by members of both parties. It's against Shell Oil policy, he said, for corporate contributions to be made. So any donations came out of his own pocket -- something, he said, he felt forced to do.
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CNN investigates Capitol Hill fund-raising and political influence
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Ex-oil exec says it's a legal "pay to play" system for access to lawmakers
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Author says politicians should not be allowed to leverage their position to extract donations

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Question: CNN took a look around @placeholder during a single day last November.


Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) -- Iraq's government touted its military offensive to recapture Saddam Hussein's hometown of Tikrit from extremists, with some officials taking to state-run television over the weekend to declare the army had defeated the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria. But those who live in the city nestled along the Tigris River, about 140 kilometers (about 87 miles) northwest of Baghdad, told a different story on Sunday. "There are no Iraqi troops here," one woman told CNN by telephone from Tikrit. The only presence, at least in her neighborhood, is the "Islamic state," she said, referring to ISIS.
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Militants declare Islamic state extending from Syria to Iraq
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Iraq's government is touting its offensive to recapture Saddam Hussein's hometown
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But some residents tell CNN a different story: "There are no Iraqi troops here"
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Iraqi security forces were routed by ISIS fighters earlier this month

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By James Slack, Michael Seamark and Fay Schlesinger UPDATED: 17:12 EST, 1 July 2011 Intelligence job: Mohammed Al-Byati at his home in a leafy suburb of Birmingham, where he claimed he was only doing his job as a doctor when working for Saddam Hussein A doctor involved in horrific torture by Saddam Hussein’s henchmen is working in British hospitals. In an astonishing immigration scandal, border officials have allowed the suspected war criminal to treat thousands of British patients. Dr Mohammed Kassim Al-Byati was given a permit to work as a doctor in the NHS by the Labour government in 2004.
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Dr Mohammed Kassim Al-Byati given a permit to work in NHS by Labour in 2004
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'Horrified' Home Secretary orders urgent inquiry

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By Paul Collins Brazil legend Pele has called his country a ‘disgrace’ for their poor planning ahead of next month’s World Cup. There have been a number of delays to the completion of a number of the stadiums as well as widespread theft and corruption in the lead up to the tournament. But the three time World Cup winner condemned the protesters ahead of the tournament. Concerns: Pele has been critical of the preparations in Brazil for the World Cup Selfie time: A student takes a selfie with Pele He said: ‘There has been significant time to get the stadiums finished.
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Three time winner says preparations for the World Cup have been a disaster
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Brazil legend says the delays to the stadiums is unacceptable
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Pele tips Spain and Germany to do well at the tournament

Question: Ahead of the tournament -which kicks off on June 12 – Pele believes hosts @placeholder have a good chance but has also says Spain have a good chance to retain their crown.


(WIRED) -- In less than a week, Google announced an operating system to compete with Windows, while Microsoft announced that Office 10 will include free, online versions of its four most popular software programs -- a shot at Google's suite of web-based office applications. The fight between Microsoft and Google is over who'll be seen as the world's most important tech company. And not more than a month and a half ago, Microsoft unveiled its new search engine Bing, which it hopes will steal market share from Google and finally make it real money online. From the news of it, it's a full-blown tech battle, complete with behind-the-scenes machinations to sic government regulators on each other.
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The escalating Google vs. Micosoft battle is mostly over who'll be King of Tech
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Top execs at each company dream of ways to steal the others' pots of gold
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Chrome OS will compete with Windows, while Office 10 will include free online versions
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Here's how the two tech giants stack up in four key areas of competition

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By James Rush A Pakistani mob killed a woman and two of her granddaughters after a member of the religious minority group she belonged to was accused of posting blasphemous material on Facebook, police have said. Rioting erupted in the city of Gujranwala late last night following claims that a member of the Ahmadi community had posted a blasphemous photo on to the social networking site. The dead, including a seven-year-old girl and her baby sister, were Ahmadis, who consider themselves Muslim but believe in a prophet after Mohammed. Scroll down for video Police arrive after the houses of a religious minority group  were torched by a mob following accusations of blasphemy, in Gujranwala, Pakistan
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Rioting erupted in city of Gujranwala following 'blasphemy' claims, police say
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The dead, including a seven-year-old girl and her baby sister, were Ahmadis, who consider themselves Muslim but believe in a prophet after Mohammed
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The youth accused of making the blasphemous post on Facebook was not injured, police have said

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By Mark Prigg Amazon has launched a budget £159 tablet it hopes can take on the iPad mini. The Fire HD tablet, which is based on Google's Android software, has a 7inch touchscreen and is linked to Amazon's own app, music and book store. It will go head to head with Apple's £269 iPad mini, which is launched next week, and Google's £159 Nexus 7 tablet. Scroll down for video Competition: Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos holds up the new Kindle Fire HD 7" and Kindle Fire HD 8.9" which is one of the iPad's top competitors The tablet wars: How they stack up
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First time Amazon has released tablet outside of the US - and has been priced significantly cheaper than Apple's £269 iPad mini
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New e-book has lit display allowing readers to use it at night
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Back to Mail Online home
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By Jennifer Smith PUBLISHED: 07:35 EST, 15 November 2013 | UPDATED: 11:17 EST, 15 November 2013 Three brothers who were torn apart when two were shipped to Australia as part of the child migrant scheme in seventies have been reunited in Britain - 43 years after the last time they were all together. Rex, Bruce and Kevin Wilton were separated as children after being taken into care following the death of their father. However as authorities decided the care for unwanted children had become too expensive, the boys, like thousands of others, were offered the chance of a 'better' life abroad.
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Bruce, Rex and Kevin Wilton reunited in Cornwall after 43 years apart
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Separated in 1970 when youngest brothers were shipped to Tasmania
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Rex returned to UK in his 20s but Kevin remained in Australia
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Youngest sibling was tracked down in New South Wales four years ago
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Brothers were able to reunite with the help of the Family Restoration Fund
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Men suffered 'mental' and 'physical' abuse while in care overseas
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Over 130,000 children were shipped abroad in 'shameful' programme

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A 30-year-old Samoan woman charged with attempted murder after leaving her newborn son in a drain in western Sydney will spend Christmas in prison. The accused did not appear via an audio visual link from jail in Penrith Local Court during a very brief hearing before Magistrate Roger Clisdell. She is next due to appear on January 16. Friends of the woman have rallied around her, posting messages of support on her Facebook page, saying 'God will find an answer' and her situation will be resolved 'through prayer'. Scroll down for video Tragic mother: This is the 30-year-old Samoan woman who has been charged with attempted murder for allegedly dumping her day old baby son in a drain in western Sydney, where he lay for five days
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The Samoan woman who has been accused of dumping her baby in a drain will spend Christmas in prison
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She is due to appear in court on January 16
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Friends posted Facebook messages of support saying 'God will find an answer'
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She has made 'full admissions' to the alleged crime
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The father of the child is Samoan and may have moved away

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Philadelphia (CNN) -- It's a large district in and around Philadelphia. It's not a swing seat; it's a safe Democratic strongholdâ€”not a nailbiter. But in this midterm election, the 13th Congressional District race has attracted some national attention and some rock star fundraisers: Bill and Hillary Clinton. Why such attention and star power? Because the candidate is Marjorie Margolies: related by marriage to the Clintons and tied to the former President by history. Margolies first gained national attention 20 years ago. She lost her seat as a freshman House member after voting for Bill Clinton's 1993 signature economic plan. It was about to go down after multiple Democratic defections. He needed one vote; she was it.
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Former Rep. Marjorie Margolies lost her seat 20 years ago after backing Bill Clinton on budget
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Chelsea Clinton is her daughter-in-law, so she has a unique link to the former first family
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But there's a fine line in gauging how much of the Clintons is enough in a political campaign

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