(CNN) -- Uganda's President has said he's seeking advice from American scientists before he decides whether to sign a bill that criminalizes homosexuality. Homosexual acts are illegal in Uganda. The proposed legislation passed by parliament toughens the penalties, including life imprisonment for certain acts. President Yoweri Museveni 's decision backtracks from his announcement last week, when he said he'd sign the bill for "scientific" reasons. At the time, he said that Ugandan scientists had determined there was no gene for homosexuality. "It was learned and could be unlearned," he said. Shortly after his announcement, U.S. President Barack Obama warned that enacting the bill would affect relations between the two nations. He described the proposal as an "affront and a danger to the gay community" in Uganda.
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Last week, President Yoweri Museveni said he would sign a bill that criminalizes homosexuality
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The bill has been debated in Uganda for years
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President Barack Obama said enacting the bill would affect U.S. relations with Uganda
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This week, Museveni says he's seeking advice from U.S. scientists

Question: "I therefore encourage the @placeholder government to help us by working with our scientists to study whether, indeed, there are people who are born homosexual," Museveni said.


Yangon, Myanmar (CNN) -- The Australian editor of a Myanmar newspaper was ordered to remain in jail after a court hearing in Yangon Thursday. Officials revealed at the hearing that Ross Dunkley, the editor of the Myanmar Times, faces charges related to torturing and drugging a woman. Dunkley was arrested in early February. At the time, authorities said he faced immigration charges. At the hearing Thursday, authorities added the drug and torture charges stating that Myanmar law dictates that any foreigner who faces criminal charges always faces additional immigration charges. The woman making the allegations against Dunkley was at the hearing, and said the editor gave her a drug on two occasions that hampered her memory. On the second time, the woman said she jumped out of Dunkley's car to escape.
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Ross Dunkley was arrested in early February
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The woman claims she was drugged on two occasions
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She later withdraws her accusations

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Milan, Italy (CNN) -- Rescue crews continued their search Thursday for more than 200 people after the boat they were in capsized in the Mediterranean Sea. The boat was carrying about 300 people, survivors told rescue officials, according to Italian Coast Guard spokesman Cosimo Nicastro. It sank Tuesday about 62 kilometers (39 miles) west off Lampedusa in Maltese waters, the Italian Coast Guard said. By Thursday, officials had rescued 53 people, and recovered 15 to 20 bodies, he said. "We are following with sorrow and concern what is happening in Lampedusa," Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said. Many of the survivors came from African countries, such as Eritrea, Somalia and Niger, the Italian daily newspaper, Corriere della Sera said. Many others were fleeing the war in Libya, the newspaper said.
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Survivors say the boat was carrying about 300 people
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It capsizes off Lampedusa in Maltese waters
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53 people have been rescued
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Many of them came from African countries, newspaper reports

Question: Some 2,000 other African migrants have arrived on the island after sailing from the @placeholder coast, the agency said.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- Resourceful African filmmakers are using cell phones to tell their stories in spite of political censorship. Art school student Kiripi Katembo Siku listens during a mobile phone filmmaking workshop at the Académie des Beaux Arts in Kinshasa. Kiripi Katembo Siku, an art school student from the Democratic Republic of Congo is one such director who shot his first film using only a mobile phone. The ingeniously devised "Voiture en Carton" ("Cardboard Car") provides a rare glimpse of street-life in Kinshasa, the country's capital, while highlighting the lengths filmmakers must go to in circumventing the eye of the law.
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French Filmmaker organises mobile movie workshops in developing nations
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Faced with technical and political problems whilst teaching in Kinshasa
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Congolese pupil's film nominated at Pocket Films Festival in Paris
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Workshops have taken on momentum of their own

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Asheville, North Carolina (CNN) -- President Obama prayed Sunday with the Rev. Billy Graham at Graham's mountaintop home before leaving North Carolina to attend the memorial service for 29 West Virginia coal miners killed in a recent explosion. Obama became the first sitting U.S. president to visit Graham at his family home, according to Graham spokesman Larry Ross. He is the 12th president, dating back to Harry Truman, to meet with the so-called "pastor to the presidents." "I am pleased to have had President Obama in my home this afternoon," Graham said in a statement, adding that Obama sought the meeting while on vacation in Asheville for the weekend. "My son Franklin and I enjoyed a brief visit with the president, followed by a time of prayer together."
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Obama is first sitting U.S. president to visit Graham home, Graham's spokesman says
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Graham presented Obama with two Bibles -- one for him, other for Michelle Obama
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Army pulled invitation for Graham's son to speak at Pentagon on Day of Prayer

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Washington (CNN) -- When Air Force One lands in Estonia's capital Wednesday, the U.S. message to Vladimir Putin -- only 500 miles away in Moscow -- will be clear: Stay put. President Barack Obama's trip to the former Soviet state, ahead of this week's NATO summit in Wales, is meant to reassure nervous Eastern Europe that Putin's support for separatists in Ukraine doesn't mean he has a free pass for territorial gains elsewhere. The warning to Russia was summed up by a top Obama foreign policy adviser last week: "Don't even think about messing around in Estonia or in any of the Baltic areas in the same way that you have been messing around in Ukraine."
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Obama's trip is meant to reassure Eastern Europe that Putin doesn't have free pass
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Militant Islamists' gains in Iraq and Syria also cause for concern for NATO members
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Summit was originally scheduled to address Afghanistan's future when troops leave

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(CNN) -- Colombian and Mexican drug cartels have jumped the Atlantic Ocean and expanded into West Africa, working closely with local criminal gangs to carve out a staging area for an assault on the lucrative European market. Authorities destroy cannabis found in Ivory Coast. West Africa is appealing to drug traffickers from Latin America. The situation has gotten so out of hand that tiny Guinea-Bissau, the fifth-poorest nation in the world, is being called Africa's first narco-state. Others talk about how Africa's Gold Coast has become the Coke Coast. In all, officials say, at least nine top-tier Latin American drug cartels have established bases in 11 West African nations.
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Guinea-Bissau, fifth-poorest nation in the world, is called Africa's first narco-state
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Officials: At least nine Latin American drug cartels have set up bases in West Africa
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West Africa has little law enforcement, making it easier for traffickers there
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More money can be made selling drugs to Europe than to the U.S., officials say

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Question: For example, authorities seized 11 large shipments in @placeholder in 2007, four in 2008 and none so far this year.

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(CNN) -- The Obama administration's Making Home Affordable program was designed to help homeowners like Mark Kollar and Angela Baca-Kollar keep their homes. Mark Kollar and Angela Baca-Kollar took part in the Making Home Affordable program. When the recession hit, the Arizona couple's income plummeted. They tried everything they could think of to hold on to their house: They drained their savings account, sold their 401(k), changed jobs. It wasn't enough, and foreclosure is set to begin in a week. The Kollars thought they had one last hope: the Making Home Affordable program, which should have reduced their monthly mortgage to affordable payments. In theory, it'd be a win-win: The Kollars and their two children keep their home, and the nation avoids one more foreclosure.
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CNN told numerous stories of banks giving homeowners the runaround
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Making Home Affordable program set up by Obama administration
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Treasury: 230,000 of 4 million eligible homeowners have mortgages under program

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Neymar’s father has told a Spanish court that the Brazilian star rejected a more lucrative move to Real Madrid to join Barcelona instead. According to Portuguese newspaper O Jogo, Real Madrid offered Santos £116m for Neymar, but he instead joined Barcelona in a £50m deal. The 22-year-old moved from Brazil to Barcelona last summer in a deal that is being investigated. Spain’s authorities have accused the Catalan club of tax fraud over the transfer. Neymar, in action against Paris Saint-Germain, joined Barcelona in a £50m deal last summer Neymar Da Silva Santos, father of Neymar, leaves the Spanish National Court in Madrid
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Neymar's father appeared at Spanish National Court in Madrid
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He told court that Real Madrid offered £116m to sign the Brazil star
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Neymar joined Barcelona in £50m deal from Santos last summer

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(CNN) -- France has declared a three-day mourning period to commemorate the victims of the Air Algerie Flight 5017 crash, French President Francois Hollande declared on Saturday. Following a meeting with families of the victims, Hollande said flags will fly at half-staff on government buildings from Monday through Wednesday. Fifty-four of the 118 victims were French nationals. The second flight data recorder from has been found in Mali, a U.N. official said Saturday. A team from the U.N. mission to Mali, known as MINUSMA, is assisting the Malian authorities, at the request of that country's government, spokeswoman Radhia Achouri said.
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French President Hollande declares three days of mourning for victims
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The second flight data recorder has been found, a U.N. spokeswoman says
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Air Algerie Flight 5017 crashed early Thursday, less than an hour after takeoff
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More than 100 people were on board; none survived the crash

Question: "Our experts assists the @placeholder and the French in the search of the site, collecting bodies, providing body bags and in securing the site aiming to speed up the work," said Achouri.


(CNN) -- Michael Jackson and Diana Ross shared a bond that he apparently thought would last long after his death. Michael Jackson and Diana Ross at the 1981 American Music Awards. In his will Jackson wanted Ross -- who took him under her wing and who he called one of his dearest friends -- to take care of his children if his mother, Katherine Jackson, was not alive or was unable to do so. While the public may have been surprised at Jackson's decision, the two have a long history together. "I think it's very interesting," Jermaine Jackson, Michael's brother told CNN's Larry King on Thursday. "There's been a long, close relationship with Michael and Diana for many, many years. And I think it's great." Watch Jermaine Jackson on Michael's death »
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Michael Jackson, Diana Ross met when he was 9 years old
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Jackson wrote in will he wanted Ross to take care of his kids if mother was unable
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Essence managing editor: Pair shared a bond, Ross is a great mother
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Jackson told Ebony in 1982: "I can tell her anything, the most private of secrets"

Question: "@placeholder, very dear friend Diana Ross," he said when asked who he considered to be his closest friends.


(CNN) -- President-elect Barack Obama visited military personnel and their families enjoying Christmas dinner at a Marine Corps base in Hawaii Thursday during his holiday vacation. President-elect Obama shakes hands with troops having Christmas dinner at a military base in Hawaii. Obama went to Marine Corps Base Hawaii Kaneohe Bay on Oahu where he mingled with Marines and sailors. Obama and the troops also had a traditional dinner including turkey, roast beef, ham and trimmings. Obama, dressed casually in a blue polo shirt and dark khaki trousers, chatted casually, shook hands and posed for photos with men and women in the dining hall, which had been decorated with Christmas trees and Santa figurines.
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President-elect Barack Obama mingles with troops in Hawaii on Christmas Day
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Obama praised country's military men and women in online message
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Obama calls on Americans to "renew a sense of common purpose"

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A British adventurer has battled treacherous seas capsizing five times to become the first person to paddle solo from Japan to Alaska. Sarah Outen, 28, arrived in Adak in the Aleutian Islands last night after taking 150 days to row some 3,750 nautical miles in her boat Happy Socks. Ms Outen, from Rutland, believes she is the first person to complete the voyage which saw her propose to her girlfriend Lucy Allen, 27, on a satellite phone, on the way. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO She did it! Adventurer Sarah Outen has made landfall in Alaska and is pictured celebrating with Champagne
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Sarah Outen arrived in Adak, Alaska last night after 150 days at sea
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Attempt is part of challenge to loop the globe using human power

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England won their first World Cup warm-up with relative ease at Wembley with Daniel Sturridge, Gary Cahill and Phil Jagielka on the scoresheet. But who performed and who should be looking over their shoulder? SAMI MOKBEL gives his ratings. VIDEO Scroll down to watch post-match reaction from Roy Hodgson Main man: Daniel Sturridge led the line brilliantly and capped his performance with an excellent goal Joe Hart: Looks well past those early season wobbles that threatened his World Cup place - 6.5 Definite starter Glen Johnson: Always a willing runner down the right, but must be more disciplined defensively in Brazil - 6 Definite starter
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Daniel Sturridge led the line brilliantly and capped performance with a goal
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Wayne Rooney was good in a deeper role but needs to be a goal threat
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Danny Welbeck looked dangerous at times but doesn't do enough
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Raheem Sterling added urgency when he was introduced

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On a hotel terrace in Rio de Janeiro, Fabio Capello was asked for his opinion on the state of Italy’s team. Then the England manager, the Italian shook his head before expressing what a pity it was that their brightest young player was such a troublesome individual. Capello appeared to see it as something of a national tragedy, and something that would undermine Italy’s chances of success there in Brazil three years later. Mario Balotelli was 21 at the time, and younger still when Jose Mourinho all but wrote him off too. The precociously gifted striker, Mourinho had concluded in their time together at Inter Milan, was ‘unmanageable’.
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Mario Balotelli has struggled for form since moving to Anfield
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Liverpool frontman has scored twice but is yet to net in Premier League
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Reds boss Brendan Rodgers will be doing his best to make Balotelli a success on Merseyside

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The United States Central Command has released four new videos showing the latest attacks made by a U.S./Arab coalition against Islamic State militants. The footage, which was posted to Centcom's YouTube account, shows missiles destroying vehicles and buildings used by the terror group in both Syria and Iraq. In one clip a tank driven by the militants  is seen being destroyed, while in another a small vehicle explodes into flames having suffered a direct hit. Both attacks took place on roads in Iraq. Elsewhere a missile is filmed slamming into an ISIS-held building near the Syrian border town Al-Hasaka, and a weapons storage facility also in Syria is seen being destroyed.
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Videos released by United States Central Command show attacks on ISIS
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In one clip a car driven by militants sufferers a direct hit from a missile
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Another shows tank being destroyed, while third shows building being hit
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Final clip shows missile slamming into one of ISIS' weapons storage facilities
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Footage released amid claims militants changed tactics to avoid airstrikes
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Social media allegedly banned and fighters now operate from smaller bases

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By Amanda Williams Supermarket chain Aldi is in a battle with environmental campaigners after trying to tear down a 200-year-old tree. Workers at the Ecology Building Society (EBS) have been fighting to save the 98 ft high tree, which is due to be felled by the low cost food chain as they try and build a new store in Silsden, West Yorkshire. Contractors have already started to cut branches from the tree using chainsaws, as EBS staff stood under the tree in protest. The society has half of the lime tree’s branches on their grounds. George Haslem of the Ecology Building Society (EBS), who is fighting to save a 200-year-old tree from the hands of Aldi contractors
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Supermarket chain have started cutting branches using chainsaws
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Ecology Building Society standing under tree in protest against felling
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The society has half of the tree’s branches on their grounds
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Tree is making way for a new store in Silsden, West Yorkshire

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By Tom McTague, Deputy Political Editor for MailOnline Britain will send 1,000 troops to lead a new 4,000-strong Nato 'spearhead' force headquartered in eastern Europe, it was confirmed today. David Cameron said the new multinational brigade based in Poland would ‘reassure’ eastern European allies that the threat from Russia was being taken seriously. The Prime Minister said the ‘reformed Nato response force’ would allow more exercises and ‘if necessary, rapid reinforcement’ if there was an invasion. Scroll down for video David Cameron, left, and NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen (right) today outlined plans for a rapid reaction force to be based in Poland
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The UK will contribute a quarter of the troops for the rapid reaction unit
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David Cameron said it would allow 'rapid reinforcement' in event of invasion
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Accused Putin of 'ripping up the rule book' over military incursion in Ukraine

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Tampa (CNN) -- It was supposed to be Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney's night. But instead of basking in the afterglow of what many called a solid acceptance speech, the Romney campaign is now forced to deal with the aftermath of Clint Eastwood's rambling "empty chair" routine at the Republican National Convention on Thursday night. In case you missed it, the octogenarian delivered a 12-minute ad lib where he unleashed a string of criticisms on an invisible President Barack Obama sitting in an empty chair on stage. In the process, the actor/director-turned-politician stole Romney's thunder on a night when the Massachusetts governor was supposed to be the headliner.
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Actor Clint Eastwood delivered a 12-minute ad lib to an empty chair during the closing night of the Republican convention
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Some thought the routine was funny, while others called it bizarre
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The attention following the address threatens to shift the spotlight away from Romney, the Republican candidate

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One of Australia's most powerful women is at loggerheads with top Cabinet Ministers over her attempts to micro manage Julie Bishop and steal Joe Hockey's thunder, it has been reported. The disdain felt amongst numerous MPs towards Peta Credlin, the prime minister's right hand woman and the person he credits with securing his party's election, has come to light and exposes the over-reaching responsibilities she has assumed - from picking Tony Abbott's blue ties to taking part in the budget's development. Foreign Minister Julie Bishop is understood to have been involved in a feud with Credlin after her extensive attempt to micro manage the government included controlling minister's media appearances, according to John Lyons of The Australian.
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MPs disdain at Tony Abbott's chief of staff and the over-reaching responsibilities she has assumed have been exposed
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Credlin's recent disapproval of an unapproved media appearance by Julie Bishop infuriated the Foreign Minister
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Bishop slammed Credlin, saying as Deputy Leader she didn't require her permission to speak in public
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Abbott's own performance has also come under scrutiny after it was reported he proposed a rejected Australian-led invasion of Iraq
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He denied the claims calling them 'absolutely fanciful' and adding: 'We do not act unilaterally in the Middle East'

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By Wills Robinson In the commons, he is flanked by the likes of Theresa May and Philip Hammond. So when William Hague walked into a summit between Hollywood's most famous couple, it was likely he was going to be a little starstruck. The Foreign Secretary arrived alongside Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie for the third day of the global summit to End Sexual Violence in Conflict at London's ExCel. As they entered the exhibition centre in London's Docklands, the Conservative politician stood in the middle of the Hollywood couple to pose for photographs. Scroll down for videos Unlikely trio: Brad Pitt (left), William Hague (centre) and Angelina Jolie (right) arrive at the ExCel in London Docklands for the third day of the Global Summit To End Sexual Violence
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Arrived at the ExCel in London's Docklands for sexual violence summit
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It is the first day the Tomb Raider actress has been joined by her partner
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Foreign Secretary said the 'double act' could be future of foreign policy
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Trio all arrived in black suits and posed for photographers at the entrance
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They have joined officials from more than 100 governments at the event
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Jolie and Hague fine with the 'odd couple' of international relations' name
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Jolie claimed  she is 'moved by the people she meets'
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The star said she raised human rights issues at home with her family

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By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 05:52 EST, 16 December 2013 | UPDATED: 07:40 EST, 16 December 2013 The BBC has been accused of 'giving the game away' last night after it cut to Sports Personality of the Year winner Andy Murray before his victory was announced. Critics said Gary Lineker 'killed the suspense' after he introduced the Wimbledon champion 'just in case' he won about five minutes before the result, but did not refer to any of the other nominees. Viewers were also furious that within minutes of the public vote closing last night the Wimbledon champion was being handed the trophy in Miami.
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Andy Murray was handed prestigious award in Miami via video link
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BBC accused of 'giving the game away' and 'killing the suspense'
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Second trophy flown out to Murray's training camp in advance of vote
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Sponsor Adidas declares win: 'Not bad for someone with no personality'
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Wales and British and Irish Lions full-back Leigh Halfpenny was second
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Jockey Tony McCoy in third place at the BBC awards ceremony in Leeds

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The next phase in the hunt for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 is under way after a ship with specialised sonar equipment began searching in the area where the plane is thought to have crashed. The Boeing 777 disappeared with 239 people on March 8 after veering dramatically off course between Kuala Lumpur and Beijing. The plane is thought to have been flying on autopilot at the time. Experts believe the plane crashed about 1,100 miles off the Western Australia coast, which is where the Malaysia-contracted GO Phoenix vessel began hunting for traces of wreckage or jet fuel today. The GO Phoenix will be joined later this month by two ships sent by Dutch contractor Fugro as part of an operation that could last more than a year.
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Malaysia-contracted GO Phoenix search vessel began new hunt today
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Search is taking place in an 'arc' 1,100 miles of the west coast of Australia
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More than 68,000 square miles of area previously analysed and mapped
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GO Phoneix will be joined by two Dutch search vessels later this month
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Operation could take more than a year to find the missing Boeing 777

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By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 03:18 EST, 27 March 2012 | UPDATED: 14:51 EST, 27 March 2012 A giant explosive cloud hanging over a North Sea rig could take six months to clear and may expand towards the Scottish coast, it was warned today. The huge underwater reservoir tapped by oil giant Total's Elgin platform, which sits 150 miles from Aberdeen, is known as the 'well from hell' because it is so difficult to plug. An exclusion zone stretching up to four miles has been set up around the platform because it could explode. The exact source of the leak is still a mystery but it is escaping out of the platform, which has pumped gas and oil to Britain for the past decade.
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A four-mile exclusion zone has been set up around the Elgin Total platform
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Texan 'Hellfighters' who tackled the Deepwater Horizon disaster have reportedly been called in
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The leak could take six months to fix because of the huge pressure produced by the well below the North Sea
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Total's share price drops by 5% as they scramble to solve the crisis

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If the Skyscraper Index maintains its track record, then China should steel itself for economic collapse. The infamous property index says construction booms that give rise to the world's tallest buildings are the harbingers of economic busts. On July 20, developers celebrated the groundbreaking of Sky City in the southern Chinese city of Changsha. It is set to be completed in 2014 and at 838 meters it would overshadow the Burj Khalifa in Dubai -- currently the world's tallest building -- by 10 meters. "The Skyscraper Index has a good 150-year correlation between the world's tallest buildings and economic slowdowns and recessions," says Andrew Lawrence, pioneer of the Skyscraper Index and head of Hong Kong and China property research at CIMB Group. "For China, there is no reason that correlation will change."
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China's Sky City will be world's tallest building in 2014 at 838 meters, besting Burj Khalifa
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CIMB's Lawrence: Economic busts tend to occur after large credit expansion like in China

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New York (CNN) -- An average of $32 million a day in national parks revenue could be shut off if the Beltway showdown results in a government shutdown, officials say. The measure would be the first shutdown in more than 15 years, shuttering national parks, seashores and historic sites, and barring some 800,000 daily visitors, according to David Barna, a spokesman for the National Parks Service. Places such as Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming and Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona would be closed as a result of the impasse. Tourist draws such as the Smithsonian National Museums in Washington would be locked and parades such as the National Cherry Blossom Festival could be called off, though organizers have pledged to hold a short parade despite the outcome. That festival draws roughly 1 million visitors each year.
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The shutdown would be the first in more than 15 years
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Places such as Yellowstone National Park would be closed as a result of the impasse
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Shutdown could crimp plans in South Carolina for 150th anniversary of Civil War start

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Football could be banned indefinitely at crisis-hit Sayreville War Memorial High School as it emerges the horrific hazing ritual currently under investigation may not have been the first. Seven students aged 15 to 17 have been charged with sex crimes after allegedly pinning down new players, anally penetrating them with a finger, then sticking it in the boys' mouths. The scandal has sparked outrage across New Jersey, with thousands gathering tonight outside the school calling for more to be done to tackle bullying and assault. But tonight Sayreville Schools Superintendent Richard Labbe revealed information gathered by the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Officer suggests harassment, intimidation and bullying may have taken place before this year in the Bombers' locker room.
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Sayreville Schools Superintendent revealed ban could stretch in 2015
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He said prosecutor's findings suggest history of assault in locker room
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7 students 'assaulted new pupils' at Sayreville War Memorial High School, NJ
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Boy would be 'held down and anally penetrated with one abuser's finger'
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Came as team coach George Najjar refused to say whether he will resign

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The missing Malaysia Airlines flight 370 was hijacked on the orders of Vladimir Putin and secretly landed in Kazakhstan, an expert has claimed in a wild new theory. Jeff Wise, a U.S. science writer who spearheaded CNN's coverage of the Boeing 777-200E, has based his outlandish theory on pings that the plane gave off for seven hours after it went missing, that were recorded by British telecommunications company Inmarsat. Wise believes that hijackers 'spoofed' the plane's navigation data to make it seem like it went in another direction, but flew it to the Baikonur Cosmodrome, which is leased from Kazakhstan by Russia.
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Jeff Wise is a science author and member of the Independent Group
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Putin 'spoofed' the flight data and landed the plane in Kazakhstan
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Flight  vanished on March 8, 2014, travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing

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The Pakistani home of al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden, the place where he was killed after the biggest manhunt in history, is no more. Pakistan security forces completed the demolition of bin Laden's compound on Sunday, erasing a symbol of humiliation for Pakistan's military that has marked one of the most difficult periods in U.S.-Pakistan ties. Bin Laden was killed in the house in Abbottabad on May 2, 2011 by U.S. commandos in a daring night raid that left the Pakistani military angry it had not been consulted. While much of the world cheered the death, Pakistan fumed over what it called a violation of its sovereignty.
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Pakistan completely demolished the former home of Osama bin Laden Sunday, ten months after he was killed
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Country livid over 'violation of sovereignty' as sought to erase embarrassing chapter in country's history

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(EW.com) -- In the popular Lee Child thrillers from which "Jack Reacher" has been fashioned, the title character's physical dimensions are integral to his mysterious-loner-silent-drifter-violent-hero stature: He's 6' 5'', brawny, and blond. So Tom Cruise, who is not, has his work cut out for him in his mission to impress both those who already have strong notions about how Reacher ought to look and those just now meeting the freelance one-man justice league and trying to take his measure. That Cruise fails to make a case for Reacher's allure, though, has less to do with physical dissonance than it does with the film's inability — stupefying inability, really — to otherwise make a case for the character's originality in a movie so choked with visual clichés and dreadfully moldy dialogue. Written and directed by Christopher McQuarrie (who previously worked with Cruise on "Valkyrie"), "Jack Reacher" stumbles around looking for a unifying narrative tone, while the star soldiers on, offering up his generic action-hero stance of calm, opaque concentration. (An obligatory shirtless shot of Cruise confirms that his famous discipline in all things physical and mental still pays off.)
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"Jack Reacher" is based on the popular Lee Child thrillers
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The star, Tom Cruise, does not resemble the character's description
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EW gives it a grade of C+

Question: While all evidence points to a former military sniper in the apparently random shooting of five victims, @placeholder follows his own instincts — calmly, opaquely, except when he's a coldly violent fighting machine — and draws his own conclusions.


By Press Association Reporter Club England Managing Director at the Football Association Adrian Bevington believes it is 'embarrassing' that Chris Powell is the only black manager in the Football League and has called on the FA to generate more opportunities for ethnic minorities. Powell took charge of Huddersfield earlier this week but his appointment only served to highlight the lack of diversity in the top four divisions of English football. In recent seasons Chris Hughton, Paul Ince, Chris Kiwomya, Keith Curle and Terry Connor have all managed in the Football League but none of them are currently a number one.
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Chris Powell was appointed as Huddersfield Town manager this week
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He is the only black manager in England's top four divisions
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Adrian Bevington wants the FA to generate more opportunities
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There have been some high profile black managers recently in Chris Hughton and Paul Ince but Powell is the only one in a job
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Bevington wants Roy Hodgson to maintain England's full support
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England face Switzerland in opening Euro 2016 qualifier on Monday

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Top Democrats have expressed concern over President Obama's plan to draw down nearly two-thirds of U.S. forces in Iraq by August 2010, while some key Republicans are offering praise. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi earlier this week questioned the need to keep 50,000 troops in Iraq until 2011. At issue: Obama plans to leave between 35,000 to 50,000 residual forces in the war-torn country, serving in a training or advisory role to the Iraqi military. All U.S. troops have to be out of Iraq by December 31, 2011, under an agreement the Bush administration signed with the Iraqi government last year. There are currently 142,000 U.S. troops in Iraq.
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President Obama announces drawdown of combat troops in Iraq by August 2010
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Some Democrats question size of residual force to remain in Iraq
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Democratic Rep. Dennis Kucinich says new troop plan does not "go far enough"
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Sen. John McCain offers praise, calling Obama's plan "reasonable"

Question: Asked if U.S. forces should be removed by "next spring," 87 percent of Democrats and 39 percent of @placeholder surveyed were in favor.


TUSKEGEE, Alabama (CNN) -- A trip through sweltering Alabama to experience some of the civil rights movement's most important sites brought history books to life for my family and me. A marker shows the 54-mile route from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, that voting rights marchers took. The road trip, with my wife and 14-year-old son, was an extraordinary experience, and not only because I'm African-American. As an American, it was inspiring to experience the places where people fought and died for equality and the right to vote. Many of the places we visited are maintained by the National Park Service, which has made an extraordinary effort to preserve pivotal places related to the movement. When you think of national parks, great natural attractions like Yellowstone or the Grand Canyon come to mind. But the National Park System has also preserved and restored many living history sites from the civil rights movement.
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First stop provided early peek at Tuskegee Airmen site, which will open in October
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Tuskegee University museum houses work of scientist George Washington Carver
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In Tuskegee, Taliaferro's offers tasty, reasonably priced buffet of Southern favorites
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During trip, those who experienced civil rights movement gave first-person accounts

Question: The fried chicken and "mean greens" are listed in "@placeholder's 100 meals you should eat before you die" brochure.


(CNN) -- Eleven Somalis convicted of piracy-related crimes are heading to prison in the island nation of Seychelles, the archipelago's department of legal affairs said in a press release. The Seychelles' Supreme Court Monday convicted and sentenced eight of the Somalis for committing an act of piracy and the other three for aiding and abetting an act of piracy. Each of the 11 was sentenced to 10 years in prison, said the statement. The presiding judge of the Supreme Court acquitted the suspects on five other charges related to "acts of terrorism." On December 5 and 6, the pirates -- who were in two small boats -- attacked the Seychelles coast guard vessel Topaz with automatic weapons. "The aiders and abettors were found in a mother skiff not very far from the attack," said the statement. "Evidence has revealed that the mother skiff had provided ammunitions and firearms to the two attack skiffs before they effected the attack."
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NEW: Seychelles hopes the convictions will be a "deterrent" to other Somali pirates
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The piracy cases are the first to be prosecuted in the Seychelles
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29 other alleged Somali pirates are awaiting trial

Question: "There are 29 other suspected and accused @placeholder pirates who are still awaiting trial in Seychelles or transfer from the Republic of Seychelles to Somalia," the statement said.

Question: "There are 29 other suspected and accused Somali pirates who are still awaiting trial in @placeholder or transfer from the Republic of Seychelles to Somalia," the statement said.


President Barack Obama doubled down Thursday on his handling of the Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl prisoner swap, saying he makes 'no apologies' for releasing five Taliban terrorists in exchange for the safe return of an accused U.S. Army deserter. 'I make absolutely no apologies for making sure we get back a young man to his parents,' he said in Brussels during a joint press conference with British Prime Minister David Cameron, 'and that the American people understand that this is somebody’s child and that we don’t condition whether or not we make the effort to try to get them back.' 'We had a prisoner of war whose health had deteriorated, and we were deeply concerned about [him],' Obama told reporters about Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl. 'And we saw an opportunity and we seized it. And I make no apologies for that.'
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Obama appeared in Brussels alongside British Prime Minister David Cameron during a G7 meeting in Brussels
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He insisted that 'we had a prisoner of war whose health had deteriorated,' despite a fit-looking Bergdahl who appeared in a Taliban video during Saturday's hostage hand-over
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Administration officials reportedly told U.S. senators Wednesday that they weer kept in the dark because the Taliban threatened to kill Bergdahl if a prison-swap plan was leaked to the public
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Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Thursday that giving Congress 30 days' notice, as federal law requires, 'would have seriously imperiled us ever getting him out'
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Hagel said the decision to swap five Taliban leaders for Bergdahl was 'unanimous' inside the West Wing of the White House
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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was told in advance, but he called it 'a big deal over nothing. ... What difference does it make?'

Question: The president also defended his decision in @placeholder to appear publicly on Saturday with Bergdahl's parents in a press conference that has become an embarrassing feature of the deepening controversy.


By Freya Noble and Taylor Auerbach and Kate Lyons They had gathered together to attend the funeral of mutual friend Paul Ramsay. But Erica Packer and radio shock jock Alan Jones appeared to be intent on sharing a joke with each other as they stood outside the church. At one point Jones, a controversial personality, put his fist to her face in what may have been a reference to her ex-husband James's fight with David Gyngell earlier in the week. Scroll down for video Radio shock jock Alan Jones appeared to jokingly punch Erica Packer in the face, a possible reference to her ex husband James Packer's fight with David Gyngell
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Erica and James Packer were seen together at the church after the funeral
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Radio host Alan Jones appeared to joke about Packer and Gyngell's fight
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Jones is a controversial and conservative media personality
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Made inappropriate comments about former Prime Minister's father's death

Question: Neither Mr Packer nor Mr Gyngell have lodged an official complaint over the incident, yet Mr @placeholder took responsibility for the fight in a statement.


By Jane Warren One December night in 1942 a Nazi parachutist landed in a Cambridgeshire field. His mission: to sabotage the British war effort. His name was Eddie Chapman, a British bank robber recruited by the Germans, who would shortly become MI5's Agent Zigzag. Dashing and louche, courageous and unpredictable he was to be Britain's most sensational double agent and a man hailed as a hero by both sides. Chapman has been the subject of films and TV documentaries yet little is known of his extraordinary wife Betty, a woman apparently able to cope with his affairs, criminal activities, separations and personal traumas.
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Betty Farmer was married to double agent Eddie Chapman for 50 years
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He had six mistresses and a daughter out of wedlock
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Memoirs reveal Betty was never a victim and loved 'exciting' life with Eddie
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To order Mrs Zigzag by Ronald Bonewitz and Betty Chapman (History Press) at £16.99 with free UK delivery, send a cheque/PO payable to Express Bookshop to: Mrs Zigzag Offer, PO Box 200, Falmouth TR11 4WJ or call 0871 988 8367 (calls cost 10p per minute from UK landlines) or order online at expressbookshop.com
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Question: However @placeholder's life during the war was not all derring-do.


Rome (CNN) -- An Italian court says it convicted Amanda Knox and her former boyfriend of murdering her onetime roommate in part because of evidence showing that more than one person killed the British student. The Florence appeals court released its explanation Tuesday, less than three months after it convicted Knox and Raffaele Sollecito in Meredith Kercher's 2007 death in a retrial. In the more than 300-page document, the court said that a third person convicted in the murder, Rudy Guede, did not act alone, and cited the nature of the victim's wounds. Ruling Judge Alessandro Nencini, who presided over the second appeal in the case, said Kercher, 21, and Knox disagreed over the payment of the rent in the house they shared in Perugia and that "there was an argument, then an elevation and progression of aggression."
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NEW: "I am innocent," says Amanda Knox
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She was first convicted of murder in 2009
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Knox's former boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, was also convicted
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An appeals court overturned the convictions in 2011

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By Gerri Peev and Matt Chorley PUBLISHED: 19:40 EST, 5 March 2013 | UPDATED: 04:30 EST, 6 March 2013 Labour leader Ed Miliband will admit in his party political broadcast that immigration has let too many low-skilled workers into Britain, undercutting wages Ed Miliband will admit today that Labour was wrong on immigration and let too many low-skilled migrants into Britain. In a party political broadcast tonight, the Labour leader will say that communities struggled to keep up with the speed of new arrivals to Britain. And he will concede that the scale of immigration meant workers' wages have been undercut.
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Leader says 'low-skill migration has been too high' in new broadcast
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Pledge to introduce 'One Nation immigration policy' for many not the few
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But still no detail on how the party would cut immigration

Question: Millions of people in this country are concerned about immigration and if people are concerned about it, then the @placeholder I lead is going to be talking about it.'


By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 08:25 EST, 19 August 2013 | UPDATED: 10:08 EST, 19 August 2013 'Evil' plot: Nilanka De Silva, 34, of Tunbridge Wells, Kent, was today sent to prison for 20 months A cash-strapped currency exchange owner was today jailed for recruited a gang of thieves to steal £10,000 from his wealthy mistress. Nilanka De Silva, 34, of Tunbridge Wells, Kent, was sent to prison for 20 months after hatching the ‘evil’ plot in a desperate attempt to pay back a debt of £40,000 he owed to lover Kirti Mistry. The holistic therapist was left traumatised after she was mugged at Victoria Coach Station in Central London as she headed to Leicester to pay for medical treatment for her mother.
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Nilanka De Silva, 34, of Kent, jailed for 20 months after hatching 'evil' plot
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He was attempting to pay back debt of £40,000 owed to lover Kirti Mistry
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Holistic therapist was traumatised after being mugged in Victoria, London

Question: When @placeholder learned she was travelling with £10,000 on March 3 he plotted to steal it and pay her back with her own money.


PUBLISHED: 08:34 EST, 15 June 2012 | UPDATED: 13:48 EST, 16 June 2012 As London prepares to welcome the world for the start of the Olympics, the capital’s most famous shopping streets laid on its own special greeting. National flags from all 206 nations coming from around the globe to compete in this summer's Games have been draped across Regent Street. This stunning image replaced a more patriotic, but no less impressive, display when the Union Flag was arrayed along the iconic thoroughfare to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, this month. Flying the flag: (Front row, left to right) Croatia, Cuba, Cyprus, Czech Republic, North Korea, Democratic Republic of Congo, (second row) Denmark, Djibouti, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Egypt, (third row) Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, (fourth row) Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Jordan, (fifth row) Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kiribati, South Korea, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, (sixth row) Laos, Latvia, Lebanon, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, (seventh row) Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxemburg, Macau, Madagascar, (eighth row) Malaysia, Maldives, Mali, Malta, Marshall Islands, Mauritania
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206 flags from all the nations competing in the London 2012 Olympic Games create stunning display
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Display stretches almost two miles along the capital's iconic shopping streets

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By Mark Prigg The Parker app will automatically shows users in Manchester where their nearest free spot is. 200 sensors are to be installed in parking bays in the first UK trial of the technology Smart parking spaces that can automatically alert drivers when they become free are set to be trialled in the UK for the first time. Manchester City Council is testing the new technology, used in American cities, with electronic sensors placed in 200 parking bays. For six months the system will be free to use and will not cost the council a penny either as a trial.
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Sensors will be installed in 200 Manchester parking spaces in first UK trial of the technology
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Smartphone owners can immediately see where the nearest free bay is - and how much it will cost
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Question: 'Manchester was the birthplace of the computer and continues to be a dynamic place keen to take on technical innovations, and so it is entirely fitting that we should be the first @placeholder city to properly test this new system.'


(CNN) -- Conventional wisdom can be a dangerous thing. The media and political chattering class are rushing to explain how Republican House Majority Leader Eric Cantor could lose his primary election to a relatively unknown challenger. No one saw it coming. And apparently it's not enough to just bask in the shock. We need answers. But this loss is not just about immigration reform or even the tea party. It's about the insanely unpopular Republican leadership in Congress and one of its figureheads, who increasingly made little legislative progress for America or for his district. Yes, in the waning hours of the campaign, immigration was a key issue. But a poll taken on election night shows that fully 72% of Cantor's very Republican district support immigration reform including a path to citizenship.
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Sally Kohn says Eric Cantor's surprising loss doesn't mean what you think it means
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Cantor wasn't conservative enough for base but too extreme for everyone else, Kohn says

Question: Arguably, the reasons for Cantor's demise are more subtle -- and ultimately hold even more danger for the @placeholder and the nation.

Question: We need (at least two) political parties in the @placeholder that wrestle over the big challenges and needs of Americans and, yes, at times actually pass legislation and get things done.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The House of Representatives voted Wednesday to give the Treasury Department the power to ban future "unreasonable and excessive" compensation at companies receiving federal bailout money. The bill would give Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner greater say on executive compensation. The Pay for Performance Act of 2009, which passed by a vote of 247-171, would empower Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner to define what constitutes reasonable compensation, as well as to ban bonuses not based on performance standards. Geithner's guidelines would apply to companies receiving assistance from the government's Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP. Democrats provided heavy support for the bill, with only eight from that party voting against the measure. Republicans, who are in the minority in the House, were mostly opposed, with only 10 crossing party lines to support it.
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NEW: House passes Pay for Performance Act by 237-171 vote
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Bill would allow Geithner to define what constitutes reasonable compensation
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It would apply only to companies receiving federal bailout money

Question: Two weeks ago, the @placeholder passed legislation taxing individuals on any bonuses received in 2009 from companies getting $5 billion or more in money from the TARP.

Question: Two weeks ago, the House passed legislation taxing individuals on any bonuses received in 2009 from companies getting $5 billion or more in money from the @placeholder.


By Alex Greig News reporters are accustomed to members of the public finding the lure of a television camera irresistible, but one New York journalist's heckler was no ordinary camera-struck citizen. As Pix11 reporter Mario Diaz reported on Shia LaBoeuf's latest antics in Midtown Manhattan on Friday singer Erykah Badu, wearing a huge hat and a cheeky grin, began edging into the frame. She paced back and forth behind Diaz, opening her coat to reveal her colorful outfit before making some obscene hand gestures. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Live cross: In a hat to rival Pharrell's, Badu horses around behind reporter Mario Diaz's back
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Singer Erykah Badu crashed a live news report in New York
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She paced behind reporter Mario Diaz in a huge hat and made lewd gestures before trying to kiss him
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Diaz pushed her away and continued his report
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Badu owned up on Twitter, tweeting, 'Sorry Mario' at the reporter
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He responded that next time, he won't do 'the NYC push back' when someone tries to kiss him

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Ireland chiefs remain hopeful Eoin Reddan will beat his medial knee ligament strain in time to face Italy in the Six Nations opener in Rome. The Leinster scrum-half damaged his knee in Saturday's 20-20 Champions Cup draw with Wasps, and now faces a race against time to be ready to take on Italy on Saturday, February 7. Munster scrum-half Conor Murray is 'scheduled to have further scans this week' on the disc problem in his neck that also threatens to rule him out of Ireland's opening Six Nations clash. Ireland remain hopeful that Eoin Reddan will be passed fit to face Italy in their Six Nations opener
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Ireland hoping scrum-half Eoin Reddan will be able to play against Italy
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Leinster scrum-half suffered a strained medial knee ligament in the 20-20 Champions Cup clash with Wasps
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Conor Murray and Jamie Heaslip are doubts for the Six Nations clash
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Head coach Joe Schmidt's squad play opener in Rome on February 7

Question: 'Jamie's (@placeholder) shoulder continues to recover, he will be rested from contact this week.


Cancer-survivor Jonas Gutierrez and Newcastle United are in disagreement over his readiness to return to Premier League action. The 31-year-old's contract expires this summer and the Magpies had been willing to allow him to return to Argentinian club Velez Sarsfield earlier this month. That move broke down at the last minute and Gutierrez has since returned to Tyneside and declared himself fit for first-team football, tweeting: 'Healthy and ready, now is a board decision'. Jonas Gutierrez feels he's ready to play for the first team again after overcoming testicular cancer He also said: 'I'm available. I know there is a situation with my contract and I don't know if I'm going to get the opportunity to play again.
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Jonas Gutierrez feels his he is ready to return to the Newcastle first-team
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John Carver disagrees and says he doesn't think the winger is ready
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Gutierrez has been given the all-clear from testicular cancer
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Question: Of that prospect, @placeholder said: 'At this moment in time it's too early to say that.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:52 EST, 15 July 2012 | UPDATED: 09:19 EST, 16 July 2012 Mitt Romney's campaign said on Sunday that President Barack Obama is willing to say anything to win a second term and should say he's sorry for attacks on the Republican's successful career at a private equity firm. But the president was adamant about his stance saying, 'No, we will not apologize,' adding that if Romney wants credit for his business leadership, he also needs to take responsibility. Questions about Romney's tenure at Bain Capital and the fortune he earned there have dogged the former Massachusetts governor as Obama and his allies have said the Boston-based firm shipped jobs overseas.
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Ed Gillespie, Romney's adivsor, said the Republican presidential candidate had 'retired retroactively' from Boston-based Bain Capital

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By Sean Poulter, Consumer Affairs Editor PUBLISHED: 12:19 EST, 5 September 2013 | UPDATED: 07:24 EST, 16 September 2013 Dish of the day at Waitrose yesterday was humble pie – and first in the queue to see it served up must surely have been Delia Smith. Months after the Queen of TV cookery stopped appearing in TV advertisements and Pippa Middleton was hired as its magazine columnist, the supermarket has decided to reinstate her. In a U-turn, the grocery giant has asked the much-loved cook to bring her successful online culinary school to its website. Triumphant return: Delia Smith has been signed up again by Waitrose. The supermarket's customers were annoyed when Pippa Middleton was given a column in the store magazine soon after Delia departed
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Supermarkets bosses invite cooking icon back into the fold
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Delia's successful cooking school will feature on Waitrose TV
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Customers riled when she was dropped and Pippa given slot in magazine

Question: @placeholder, who has sold 21million cookery books, maintained her dignity throughout the controversy.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 03:36 EST, 30 September 2013 | UPDATED: 10:25 EST, 30 September 2013 More than 20 Tory MPs have begun talks with UKIP about forming a pact ahead of the 2015 general election, Nigel Farage claimed today. Arriving at the Conservative conference at the centre of a media storm, Mr Farage urged Tory supporters to back UKIP in next year's European Parliament elections to trigger an earthquake in British politics. But the idea of local agreements was rejected by George Osborne who insisted anyone caught doing deals with rival parties would not be allowed to stand on a Tory ticket.
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Chancellor refuses idea of Conservative candidates doing local deals
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Some Tory MPs fear they will lose their seats as voters switch to UKIP
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Nigel Farage cleared local deals with the eurosceptic Conservative MPs
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Refused formal pact with Tories saying he is despised by David Cameron

Question: Mr Osborne said: 'There aren’t going to be any deals with UKIP and there are not going to be Conservative-@placeholder candidates locally.


(CNN) -- His name means "bright light" in Japanese, and at the tender age of 18 he's already shining on the global rugby stage. Less than one year out of high school, Akira Ioane made an impressive debut at the HSBC Wellington Sevens last month as his native New Zealand romped to tournament victory. The Auckland teenager's pace, power and try-scoring exploits have even drawn comparisons to All Blacks rugby legend Jonah Lomu, the rampaging winger who first appeared at the 1994 Hong Kong Sevens before going on to star at the World Cup in South Africa one year later.
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Akira Ioane made his debut for New Zealand rugby sevens last month
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The 18-year-old has already been compared to Jonah Lomu
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Ioane says he is still acclimatizing to life as a professional athlete

Question: This rich rugby heritage ensures that the young @placeholder has plenty of confidantes to turn to for advice if required -- but it hasn't stopped his parents from insisting he also prepares for a career outside the game as a fallback.


Silver Springs, Nevada (CNN) -- The helicopter is on the chase. At first, you can only hear it. Then, from behind the hillside, you see a herd of wild horses running for their freedom, with the helicopter close behind. One escapes the trap, barely. The crowd cheers. This is the scene at the Lahontan wild horse roundup in Silver Springs, Nevada. The helicopter pilot works for the federal government. The crowd is composed mainly of activists opposed to the roundups. More and more, the roundups are becoming showdowns between protesters and the Bureau of Land Management. "They are by law supposed to protect these horses, and in fact they are doing the exact opposite -- they are exterminating them," says Simone Netherlands, founder of the advocacy group Respect 4 Horses. "They are managing them to extinction."
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The U.S. government rounds up wild horses and burros in the West, using helicopters
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The government says the program controls the population
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Protests increased after 100 horses died in a helicopter roundup
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Government officials say less than 1% of wild horses die in these roundups

Question: The study determining the number of horses that will remain in the @placeholder management area was done in the mid-1990s.


Two British women aid workers were kidnapped and raped in front of their father after being stopped at an unofficial checkpoint in Libya. The sisters were abducted when their vehicle was stopped on the outskirts of the eastern city of Benghazi. They were taken by men in military uniforms to an isolated farm and subjected to a horrific sex attack in front of their father. Kidnap: The sisters, who are of Pakistani origin, were kidnapped on Tuesday at an unofficial checkpoint on the outskirts of Benghazi Witnesses said the young women, both Pakistan-born British citizens, were wearing veils and Free Palestine T-shirts. Libyan officials said four suspects have been arrested and security forces are trying to trace a fifth.
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Two women were abducted on the outskirts of Benghazi en route to Gaza
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Witnesses said sisters, of Pakistani origin, wearing 'Free Palestine' t-shirts
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Officials said four suspects had been arrested and are tracing a fifth person
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Deputy Prime Minister Awad al-Barassi said father witnessed the rape
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Libyan Interior Ministry blamed the incident on ‘outlaws’ and illicit checkpoint

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Moneygall, Ireland (CNN) -- "You discover a lot about yourself when you're running for president," Barack Obama said on the campaign trail in 2008. "It was brought to my attention last year that my great-great-great-grandfather on my mother's side hailed from a small village in County Offaly." Two years into his presidency and Obama has decided to pay that small village a visit. If a village can get emotional, Moneygall -- with its 300 residents -- is in raptures. Children sporting "O'Bama" T-shirts skip along the high street waving American flags. Beaming villagers scramble up ladders to smarten up the fronts of their homes.
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Obama visits village in Ireland where his great-great-great-grandfather hailed from
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The village has spruced itself up in preparation for the visit
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The trip is sure to go down well with 40-million with Irish roots living in the U.S.

Question: The dire state of the economy, the burden of day-to-day financial struggle, the uncertainty over whether @placeholder can ever escape its debts -- these are issues which weigh heavy on a people known for their good cheer.


They might have been waiting for Michele Bachelet, the well-respected President of Chile, but Spain's King Felipe and Queen Letizia only had eyes for each other. As they stood on the red carpet outside the El Pardo Palace awaiting Ms Bachelet, the couple, who married in 2004, exchanged loving glances - and continued to do so long after the South American premier had made her entrance. Later, the pair stood side by side as they took a salute from the guard of honour laid on for Ms Bachelet who was making her first visit to Spain since being elected president in March.
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The royal couple welcomed Michelle Bachelet to the El Pardo Palace
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Ms Bachelet was making her first visit to Spain since becoming president
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Her first meeting with royalty came in June when Prince Harry visited Chile
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Appeared to enjoy the experience and looked delighted to meet King Felipe
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Letizia is fresh from a trip to Vienna where she launched an art exhibition

Question: The encounter with the @placeholder couple is not, however, her first brush with a royal since taking the helm in Chile.


(CNN) -- The Guardian's Glenn Greenwald, who worked with NSA leaker Edward Snowden on articles about the agency's secret surveillance programs, slammed U.S. Rep. Peter King after the New York Republican called for the columnist to face criminal charges. "You can't just go on national television and call for the arrest and prosecution of a journalist and tell outright falsehoods when you're doing it, without consequences," Greenwald told CNN's AC360 on Wednesday night. He was referring to an earlier Fox News interview during which King accused Greenwald of threatening to disclose the names of CIA agents and assets around the world.
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U.S. Rep. Peter King, R-New York, calls for Glenn Greenwald to face criminal charges
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"This is a very unusual case with life and death implications," King says
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Greenwald denies threatening to leak the names of CIA agents
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He describes King's allegations as "outright falsehoods"

Question: "No right is absolute, and even the press has certain restrictions," King told @placeholder on Wednesday.


(CNN) -- Andrew Dawson has nice hands, and he knows it. He's fussy about moisturizing them and takes extra caution around the oven, although he uses power tools without hesitation. These hands are the stars of "The Articulate Hand," a piece of performance theater about how various people's hands have become impaired and what effect that's had on them, both practically and psychologically. It's a collaboration between Dawson and neuroscientist Dr. Jonathan Cole, and supported by the Wellcome Trust. "I mix up performance and lecture and basically talk about human stories," Dawson says. "It just happens that I'm using my hand as a vehicle, but really I'm talking about what it is to be human."
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'The Articulate Hand' is a piece of performance theater about living with impaired hands
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Artist Andrew Dawson and neuroscientist Jonathan Cole collaborated on it
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More than half the bones in the body are in the hands and feet

Question: "Human hand function really reflects the evolution of the movement and creative [areas of the] brain, and one way to reflect on how we are defined by our hands is to look at the consequences of loss of function," @placeholder told CNN.


When 21 year old Stanford University student Evan Spiegel stood up in a Stanford product design class in April 2011 to present an idea for his final project, it was derided by his classmates as a 'terrible idea'. It was a mobile phone app designed to allow 'self destructing' pictures that would disappear, without a trace, after a few seconds. Today, Spiegel has hit 22, and Snapchat is being used to send 50 million messages a day, while battling with Facebook, which launched a similar app called 'Poke'. Scroll down for video Snapchat has become a huge success, with over 50m pictures a day being sent. The firm is even fending off Facebook, who's Poke app has similar features.
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Snapchat set up by two Stanford students, despite classmates' reservations
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Service still hugely popular, even though Facebook launched its own version
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App yet to generate any revenue - and founders claim they are not selling

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(CNN) -- Teenage golf sensation Noh Seung-Yul has entered the sport's record books as the youngest player to top the Asian Tour's money list. The 19-year-old, who won $822,361 on his way to becoming the Asian Tour's No. 1, was honored for his achievements at an award ceremony in Thailand following the conclusion of the 2010 season. As well as claiming the Order of Merit trophy, the South Korean was also named the Players' Player of the Year, but was unable to accept the accolades in person after having recently undergone corrective eye surgery. "I am honored becoming the youngest-ever Asian Tour champion in history," the world No. 66 said in a video message played at the event.
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Noh Seung-Yul is the youngest golfer to top the Asian Tour money list
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19-year-old was crowned Order of Merit Champion at an awards ceremony on Sunday
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Malaysian Open winner finished 40th at the U.S. Open and 28th at the PGA Championship

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By Rosie Taylor PUBLISHED: 13:04 EST, 9 June 2013 | UPDATED: 08:03 EST, 10 June 2013 A two-year-old girl nearly died from cancer after doctors repeatedly insisted she just had a cold, her parents have claimed. Danny and Zoe Stanton took little Sofia to their GP's surgery when the normally active girl started to wheeze and struggle for breath in February this year, but were told she had a cold or chest infection. They took their daughter back to the same doctor four times within four weeks but every time were sent away from Vine Medical Centre in Maidstone, Kent, with nothing more than antibiotics.
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Danny and Zoe Stanton rushed Sofia to hospital when she turned blue
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She was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia in intensive care
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(CNN) -- Dennis Rodman, the former NBA star and the first American known to have met North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, was in the secretive country again this past week, purportedly to meet his "friend Kim, the Marshal" and perhaps also, to negotiate for the release of Kenneth Bae, a U.S. citizen detained since November. Rodman's second trip to North Korea this year comes months after months of threats of nuclear annihilation from Pyongyang. His desire to help Bae is likely to be registered in the annals of diplomatic history as little more than a little diverting adventure. But one never knows. The "Marshal," who has actually never served in the military, might choose to act in a statesmanlike manner and release Bae after another high-spirited soiree with the basketball legend. That would be good news for Bae, who is reportedly in poor health.
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Dennis Rodman was in North Korea purportedly trying to negotiate release of a U.S. detainee
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Sung-Yoon Lee: In the annals of diplomatic history, this may well be a little blip
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He says Kim Jong Un's courting of Rodman is equivalent to his enjoyment of Disney
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Lee: Despite displays of theatrics, don't forget North Korea's crimes against humanity

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(CNN) -- "Breaking Bad's" Walter White may have cleverly dodged authorities during his career as a drug kingpin, but his action figure hasn't dodged the wrath of a Florida mother. Susan Schrivjer, a mother from Fort Myers, launched a petition in early October to have White -- and other "Breaking Bad" action figures -- removed from Toys R Us. As of Monday morning, the Change.org request has received more than 2,000 signatures. In the petition, Schrivjer -- who wrote the appeal under the name "Susan Myers" -- gets right to the point. "Toys R Us is well known around the world for their vast selection of toys for children of all ages," she wrote. "However their decision to sell a Breaking Bad doll, complete with a detachable sack of cash and a bag of meth, alongside children's toys is a dangerous deviation from their family friendly values."
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"Breaking Bad" action figures available at Toys R Us
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A Florida mother is upset that they'd be at a toy store
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"BB" fan Susan Schrijver thinks Toys R Us is inappropriate venue

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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger insists the FA Cup holders will not underestimate the potential of being on the end of an upset at Brighton on Sunday. The Gunners head to the Amex Stadium on the back of an impressive 2-0 win at Manchester City last weekend, which moved them closer to the Barclays Premier League top four. Wenger, though, will be taking nothing for granted against the Seagulls, who have regrouped under new manager Chris Hughton and defeated Sky Bet Championship promotion-chasers Ipswich 3-2 on Wednesday night with two goals from on-loan Liverpool forward Joao Teixeira. Olivier Giroud (top) and Alexis Sanchez have a play wrestle during Arsenal training
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Arsenal face Brighton in the FA Cup fourth round on Sunday
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Mesut Ozil and Theo Walcott are in line to start for the Gunners
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Manager Arsene Wenger has vowed not to take Seagulls for granted

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By David Mccormack The three-year-old girl from Mississippi who gained national attention last month after her family claimed she was thrown out of KFC because her face scared customers has flown to Florida to meet with one of the doctors offering to help her. Victoria Wilcher captured hearts nationwide despite an independent inquiry finding no evidence to back up the claims made by the girl’s grandmother Kelly Mullins. The Wilcher family continue to stick to their story and last Wednesday they released a statement saying they won’t be accepting KFC's $30,000 donation, but want the money to be given to the foundation of the doctor who agreed to work on Victoria’s facial injuries for free.
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Victoria Wilcher made headlines last month after her grandmother claimed they had been shunned in KFC because of the child's scars
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An independent inquiry found no evidence to back up Kelly Mullins' claims, but KFC still donated $30,000 towards Victoria's medical bills
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Her family has asked the chain to donate the money directly to the Frank Stile Foundation
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Stile is a Las Vegas-based doctor who has pledged to provide free reconstructive surgeries for the young girl
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Victoria flew to Florida on Monday where she will have a fitting her new artificial eye
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More than $100,000 donated via GoFundMe.com will also go towards Victoria’s medical care
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Victoria's grandmother stands by her claim of what happened at the restaurant

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By Pa Reporter Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats... Here is all the information you need for QPR's home clash with Sunderland... Queens Park Rangers vs Sunderland (Loftus Road) Kick-off: Saturday 3pm Odds (subject to change): QPR 6/4 Draw 9/4 Sunderland 9/5 Referee: Robert Madley Managers: Harry Redknapp (QPR), Gus Poyet (Sunderland) Head-to-head league record: QPR wins 11, draws 7, Sunderland wins 12 Team news QPR QPR will be without Alejandro Faurlin for the visit of Sunderland after the midfielder suffered a serious knee injury for the third time in three years.
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Alejandro Faurlin could miss rest of season for QPR with knee injury
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Eduardo Vargas as loan signing still awaits work permit
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Charlie Austin could return from hamstring injury for Queens Park Rangers
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Sunderland have no new injury concerns
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Gus Poyet could recalls to stars including Jack Rodwell

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By Louise Boyle PUBLISHED: 21:40 EST, 24 January 2013 | UPDATED: 10:18 EST, 25 January 2013 These are the first photographs of former call girl Ashley Dupré's adorable baby girl taken on Thursday as she visited her own clothing store. Izabel Jagger Earle was born at Jersey Shore Medical Center on November 10, 2012 at 4.11pm and is the 27-year-old's first child. The baby girl, whose father is Dupré's fiancé TJ Earle, weighed 7lbs and was 21 inches. Miss Dupré visited her store, Femme by Ashley which sells swimwear and lingerie, with her daughter on Thursday afternoon in Red Bank, New Jersey.
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Ashley Dupré, 27, had baby girl Izabel Jagger Earle on November 10last year
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A friend told MailOnline: 'Izabel is one of the best things that's ever happened to Ashley'

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Question: First sighting: Ashley Dupre stepped out of her Mercedes for an outing at her boutique in @placeholder on Thursday


By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 11:42 EST, 16 December 2013 | UPDATED: 05:10 EST, 17 December 2013 When former Jimmy Choo boss Tamara Mellon announced that she was launching her own collection, the fashion world expected big things. And the designer, who sold her shares in the luxury shoe business in 2011 for £82.5 million, didn't disappoint. Mellon has unveiled a debut collection of ready-to-wear clothing and shoes - including a pair of £1,595 leather legging boots - and she's called on supermodel Karlie Kloss to model them. Recognise her? Karlie Kloss rocks a far more edgy look in the campaign video for Tamara Mellon's new collection
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Tamara Mellon sold her share in luxury label Jimmy Choo in 2011
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Karlie Kloss stars as femme fatale in new video
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Wears the £1,595 'Sweet Revenge' leather legging boot

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An enraged father has made an emotional YouTube video calling out two high schoolers after they made racial slurs about his adopted African American daughter. Brad Knudson, of Prior Lake, Minnesota, struggled to contain his tears as he recalled how his eighth-grade daughter, whom he and his wife adopted 11 years ago, was targeted by bullies. And in a shocking twist, when Mr Knudson confronted the father of the bullies, the man responded by calling the concerned dad a 'n***** lover' in messages left on his phone. The father, Deron Puro, 49, has now been fired from his job. Heartbroken: Brad Knudson recorded a six-minute video recalling how his African American daughter was called a 'n*****' by classmates - and when he confronted their father, the man repeated the slur
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Brad Knudson uploaded a video to YouTube on Sunday recalling how his daughter received cruel messages from two boys on New Year's Eve
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In the messages, they called the girl a 'sl**' and a 'n*****'
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Knudson could not get through to their parents so went to the police because he was worried that his daughter could take her life if it continued
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The bullies' father, Deron Puro, then left messages on his phone calling the concerned father a 'n***** lover' and a 'f**'
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Puro has been fired from his job and the school district is investigating

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(CNN) -- The baseball players posed for a team photo of sorts -- but the signs they held had nothing to do with home runs or striking out. Two of them toted a Venezuelan flag with "SOS" scrawled across the top. One knelt in front with a sign that said "Pray for Venezuela." Another held a banner that read, "Lejos pero no ausentes" (far away but not absent). The Detroit Tigers teammates snapped the photo last week in a locker room in Lakeland, Florida, their spring training base. A group of New York Mets posed for a similar shot this week, holding Venezuelan flags as they stood beside a baseball diamond in Port St. Lucie, Florida.
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Venezuelan MLB players say they're worried about events unfolding at home
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Athletes share photos on social media expressing support for their country
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Some use #SOSVenezuela, used by opposition to draw attention to the crisis

Question: Weeks of massive street protests in @placeholder have left at least 13 people dead, more than 100 injured, and dozens detained after clashes between members of the opposition, backers of the government, law enforcement and armed groups.

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By Ted Thornhill Chilling video footage appears to show a British militant taking part in the cold-blooded execution of a prisoner loyal to Syrian president Bashar al-Assad. The film shows a man kneeling with his feet crossed and head bowed in a field in Syria, then being shot in the back of the head by a man armed with a pistol. Another man then fires at the prisoner with a machine gun. Researchers at the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation (ICSR) believe that this gunman is from London and is part of a militant group called Rahat al Tawheed (Banner of God).
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Chilling footage has emerged of a man being executed in a field in Syria
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Researchers believe that one of the gunmen involved is from London
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The gunman is thought to be from radical group Rahat al Tawheed
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The same man appears on several separate YouTube videos, say experts
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Assad set to retake control of rebel stronghold Homs, after ceasefire agreed
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It seems Charles Saatchi's favourite table at Scott's restaurant holds no bad memories for Trinny Woodall despite being reduced to tears at it last week. The TV presenter was spotted crying her eyes out last Saturday in the company of the advertising mogul, but hours later they were seen arriving at his house with her suitcases in tow. Saatchi and Woodall returned to the scene of the teary crime on Sunday, as though to prove the point that they are happier than ever. Back on track: Charles Saatchi and Trinny Woodall return to Scott''s a week after she was spotted crying in his presence there
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Arrived at Charles Saatchi's house carrying a suitcase and large bag
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Charles returned earlier alongside his daughter Phoebe
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Seen having public row in Mayfair, which left Trinny in tears that day
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Spat with Trinny was at the same table as attack on Nigella which led to split
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Lawyers for both deny there was any falling-out and he says: 'There was no argument'

Question: He emailed: ‘Why not send a photographer to Scott’s tomorrow lunchtime, and I will give @placeholder a good throttling in time for your deadline?’


By Eddie Wrenn This is the moment Jupiter was struck by a mighty meteorite yesterday - and our only record of it is this image, captured by a lone webcam chugging away in the early hours of the morning. As the people of Earth carried out their lives unawares, it seems our gas giant neighbour took a forceful blow to the side at about 11.35am GMT yesterday. Amateur astronomer George Hall, from Dallas, captured the flash on video at 5:35am CET - but he only went to check his footage after hearing online that another astronomer, watching the planet with his own eyes, saw the huge explosion bloom out of Jupiter in the blink of an eye.
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Jupiter was hit during the day yesterday - but it apparently went unobserved from Earth
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...except for one astronomer, Dan Petersen, who saw the flash with his own eyes
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When Petersen reported the sighting on a web forum, amateur astronomer George Hall checked his overnight footage

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By Ryan Gorman and Fay Strang PUBLISHED: 04:57 EST, 25 February 2014 | UPDATED: 09:47 EST, 25 February 2014 Actor Bill Murray has paid tribute to Harold Ramis following news he has passed away at the age of 69 after a long illness. Speaking to Time Magazine Murray, who famously starred with Ramis in Ghostbusters, said: ‘Harold Ramis and I together did the National Lampoon Show together off Broadway, Meatballs, Stripes, Caddyshack, Ghostbusters and Groundhog Day. He concluded his tribute to Ramis, who died from complications of autoimmune inflammatory vasculitis, saying: ‘He earned his keep on this planet. God bless him.’
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Bill Murray joined Hollywood stars Dan Akroyd, Billy Crystal, Steve Carell in the outpouring of grief over Harold Ramis' death
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The talented comedy hero died at 69 just before 1:00am Monday after succumbing to an autoimmune disease
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He starred in Ghostbusters and wrote classics such as Animal House, Caddyshack, National Lampoon's Vacation, Analyze This and Stripes

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LOS ANGELES, California (CNN)  -- Grammy-winning rapper Coolio was charged Tuesday with possession of cocaine and a smoking device, and battery against an airport screener who allegedly found the illegal drugs in his luggage, according to the Los Angeles District Attorney's office. Coolio's "Gangsta's Paradise" was used in the movie "Dangerous Minds." Coolio -- whose real name is Artis Leon Ivey Jr. -- was arrested Friday while attempting to board a flight at Los Angeles International Airport, the office said in a written statement. "At one point, Ivey allegedly grabbed a screener's arm to prevent the search," the statement said.
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Grammy winner Coolio arrested at Los Angeles International Airport
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He is accused of possessing illegal drugs, paraphernalia
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Police say he grabbed screener's arm to prevent search of luggage

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A navy warship accidentally fired a 45kg torpedo into a dockyard wharf, it has emerged. HMS Argyll was on a training exercise in Plymouth when the 9ft missile was ‘jettisoned unexpectedly’. It tore through a security fence at the Devonport naval base before slamming into a storage container. The Royal Navy said the Test Variant Torpedo was a dummy weapon that did not contain any explosives. Base: The scene at Devonport after a boat accidentally discharged a torpedo earlier this week Blunder: No one was hurt in the accident, which took place during a training exercise It said there was only minor damage to the security fence and no one was injured in the incident on Wednesday afternoon, but training has been suspended while an investigation is carried out.
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HMS Argyll was taking part in a training drill at Devonport base in Devon
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The 45kg projectile flew 200 yards through the air and hit a metal container
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The base is used to refuel and repair Britain's nuclear submarines

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Benghazi, Libya (CNN) -- Rebel forces in the Nafusa Mountains of western Libya were under heavy attack Tuesday by forces loyal to leader Moammar Gadhafi and had issued a call for help, the National Transitional Council said. "Representatives have confirmed that Gadhafi forces are using GRAD missiles, snipers, and a previously unseen type of mortar," it said, adding that three locals were killed and another nine wounded on Tuesday. The Tunisian border is a portal for the delivery of humanitarian aid, which can no longer reach civilians in the area, it said. Pro-Gadhafi forces were also attacking the northwest Libyan city of Yafren, focusing on the hospital there, the statement said.
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Seven are killed and 32 wounded in Misrata, a physician says
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There are reports of two former Libyan officials crossing into Tunisia
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Fighting is keeping medical personnel away from the wounded, aid groups say

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Republican Rep. Tom Cotton has defeated Democratic Sen. Mark Pryor in Arkansas, according to a CNN projection. The win is one of six seats Republicans need to pick up to regain control of the Senate. Like other Democrats in contentious Senate races this cycle, Pryor has struggled to distance himself from President Barack Obama, who is hugely unpopular in the state -- only 34% of voters in Arkansas approved of Obama, according to a CNN/ORC poll. Even Arkansas' favorite son couldn't give Pryor enough of a boost. President Bill Clinton had swung through the state more than a half-dozen times this cycle, again stumping with Pryor in the state this weekend.
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After just one term in the House, Republican Tom Cotton is headed for the Senate
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Cotton defeated two-term Sen. Mark Pryor, who couldn't overcome Obama's unpopularity in the state
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The win is one of six seats Republicans needed if they are to regain control of the Senate

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Nato is getting ready to fight back against Russian aggression as it poses a ‘real and present danger’ to the Baltic States, Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said yesterday. He told of the threat to Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia as Vladimir Putin continues to ‘test us’ by deploying submarines and warplanes near British territory. Warning of a new Cold War, he also said the UK must renew Britain’s nuclear capabilities as Russia steps up its own defences – but denied suggestions of an arms race. Scroll down for video Visit: Defence secretary Michael Fallon (left) was speaking from Sierra Leone, where he was congratulating British troops on their work at defeating Ebola
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Defence Secretary Michael Fallon tells of threat to Latvia and Lithuania
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Mr Putin is as great a threat to Europe as Islamic State, says Mr Fallon
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Warns he continues to 'test us' with submarines near British territory

Question: In response to the fears, the UK will send troops to eight different sites across Eastern Europe and is creating a @placeholder ‘spearhead’ force lead by 1,000 British troops, ready to be deployed within 48 hours.


By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 04:38 EST, 23 December 2013 | UPDATED: 12:44 EST, 23 December 2013 Former basketball star Dennis Rodman has appealed to fellow veterans to play a match in North Korea for dictator Kim Jong Un saying: 'Don’t be afraid, it’s all love here.' The flamboyant Rodman has admitted struggling to convince former NBA players to travel to Pyongyang to take part in the exhibition match to celebrate Kim’s birthday next month. It comes after the unpredictable dictator executed his once powerful uncle this month. At trials for North Korean players yesterday at the Pyongyang Indoor Gymnasium Rodman said: 'You know, they’re still afraid to come here, but I’m just telling them, you know, don’t be afraid man, it’s all love, it’s all love here.'
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The former basketball star is holding game for Kim Jong Un's birthday
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Rodman and dictator have an unlikely friendship after 2011 meeting

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Benghazi, Libya (CNN) -- Libyan opposition leaders received a major morale boost Friday when a top U.S. senator made a surprise visit to the rebel stronghold of Benghazi and urged greater American involvement in the bloody campaign to oust strongman Moammar Gadhafi. The visit from Sen. John McCain, R-Arizona, came a day after the United States said it was deploying predator drones to Libya. McCain said the drones would increase NATO's capability in the war-torn North African country, but not enough to make up a shortfall in assets needed to break a "significant degree of stalemate." He said he was against U.S. troops on the ground -- echoing Obama administration policy -- but argued that Western powers need to do more to "facilitate" the delivery of weapons and training for the rebels.
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Sen. John McCain, R-Arizona, says the U.S. should do more to oust Moammar Gadhafi
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McCain is a senior congressional authority of military and foreign affairs
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McCain made a surprise visit to the Libyan rebel stronghold of Benghazi on Friday
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A foreign policy analyst says the visit will increase pressure on the Obama administration

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By Martin Robinson Evidence: Andy Coulson admitted today he listened to David Blunkett's hacked voicemails but 'didn't know it was illegal' Former News of the World editor Andy Coulson today admitted he listened to hacked voicemails left by MP David Blunkett  where he told his married lover she was 'breaking his heart'. In the messages the former Home Secretary was said to have repeatedly declared his love for Kimberley Fortier, as she tried to break off their affair in July 2004. Coulson told the Old Bailey hacking trial today he was played extracts of the messages in his office but 'at that stage, I didn't know it was illegal'.
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More than 300 hacked messages from Mr Blunkett's phone found by police
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Coulson said chief reporter Neville Thurlbeck played extracts in his office
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