Google is to close its news-linking service in Spain next in response to a new law which will force it to pay publishers for using their content. The Internet advertising giant said the new law makes Google News unsustainable and that 'with real sadness' it would remove Spanish publishers from the service on December 16. 'The new law requires publishers to charge Google News for showing even the smallest snippets of their content - whether they want to charge or not,' the company said. Noticias of closure: Google is to shut down its Google News service in Spain after the country passed a law giving publishers an inalienable right to charge the Internet ads giant for using snippets of their content
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Google says the new law makes the Google News service unsustainable
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Spanish law gives publishers an 'inalienable' right to levy licensing fees
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Publishers say Google tramples on copyright with headlines and snippets

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By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 12:22 EST, 27 March 2013 | UPDATED: 03:54 EST, 28 March 2013 Hearing: Holly Norman has already pleaded guilty at Hull Crown Court to false imprisonment A man was stripped and force-fed potpourri at knifepoint by a gang in a bid to extort money from him, a court has heard. The gang allegedly imprisoned Christopher Hipkiss after luring him to a flat in Hull, East Yorkshire, believing he was responsible for stealing £90 from one of their bank accounts. Liam Woods, 25, is on trial accused of binding Mr Hipkiss’s hands with cable ties during his ordeal  last April. Alexander Oades, Holly Norman and Jamie Mullenger have all pleaded guilty to false imprisonment.
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Gang 'imprisoned Christopher Hipkiss after luring him to a flat in Hull'
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They 'thought he was responsible for stealing £90 from a bank account'
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Liam Woods on trial accused of binding Hipkiss's hands with cable ties
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Two other men and a woman have pleaded guilty to false imprisonment

Question: @placeholder, 22, replied: ‘I’m not singling Liam Woods out over anyone else.’

Question: Oades, 22, replied: ‘I’m not singling @placeholder out over anyone else.’


The United States last night joined the United Nations in condemning Israel after tank shells tore apart a school refuge in Gaza killing 15 men, women and children and injuring more than 100. The victims, who had fled their homes after warnings from Israel’s military and were sheltering in the school, were killed yesterday morning when two classrooms were destroyed. UN officials said they had told the Israeli military 17 times that the school in Gaza’s biggest refugee camp was a shelter for Palestinian civilians fleeing fighting in the coastal strip. Scroll down for video Palestinians search for victims in a classroom at Abu Hussein U.N. school in Jebaliya refugee camp, northern Gaza, after tank shells tore it apart  killing 15 men, women and children and injuring more than 100
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The victims had all fled their homes after being told to leave by Israeli forces
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UN officials say they told the Israelis 17 times that the school was a shelter
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Later 15 more Palestinians were killed by an airstrike on a crowded market

Question: ‘Those people came to the school because it is a designated @placeholder shelter.’


By Vanessa Allen and Mark Duell Andy Coulson told the phone hacking trial yesterday that his affair with Rebekah Brooks was ‘wrong’ and ‘shouldn’t have happened’. Speaking for the first time about the on-off relationship, the former newspaper editor said he felt responsible for the pain it had caused his wife Eloise Patrick. Coulson arrived at the Old Bailey hand-in-hand with his wife, and the mother of three watched from the public gallery as he gave his evidence, while Brooks looked on impassively from the dock. Evidence: Former Editor of the News of the World Andy Coulson and his wife Eloise arrive at the Old Bailey
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Coulson says they had affair that started in 1998 but was not 'continual'
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Brooks and Coulson had 'periods of intimacy' during time working together
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Coulson followed Brooks as editor of News of the World from 2003 to 2007
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Jurors also hear he spent weekend with PM after quitting as media adviser

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(CNN)The only question we have is, where is Rosie? Viral star Sophia Grace Brownlee came to fame in 2011 after she and her cousin Rosie McClelland covered Nicki Minaj's "Super Bass" in an online video. That led to frequent appearances for the British tykes on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show." Now, Sophia Grace has released a video for her single "Best Friends." The 11-year-old looks like she took some cues from her idol Minaj (to whom Ellen famously introduced Sophia Grace and Rosie during their first appearance on her talk show) on the attitude one needs in order to carry off being a raptress.
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Sophia Grace raps and sings in her new video for "Best Friends"
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There's no sign of her cousin, Rosie
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The two often appear on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show"

Question: There's plenty of preteen shopping, makeup and modeling sessions as @placeholder jams with her posse of "best friends."


A student has been told he can keep a £3,600 haul of goods from Amazon including a television and tablet computer after he was sent them because of a computer glitch. Christmas came early for Robert Quinn, 22, when he started receiving parcels which appeared to have been destined to be returned to the online retailer, only to arrive at his family home in Bromley, south London. In total 51 packages addressed to Mr Quinn have been sent to his parents' house ranging from a £150 baby buggy to a £50 portable heater - and they keep coming. Christmas comes early! Student Robert Quinn with the thousands of pounds worth of goods he received
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Robert Quinn, 22, was sent 51 packages at his family home in Bromley
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Included in the haul was a £889 Samsung TV and a Galaxy tablet
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He also received a pirate costume, bed, bookcase and chest of drawers
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Student plans to sell the electrical items and give other goods to charity
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The profit will fund trip to Bruges and a cannabis grinder he is designing
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Mr Quinn believes a computer glitch led returns to arrive at his house
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Amazon says matter has been resolved and Mr Quinn can keep the items

Question: He said: 'At first I phoned up @placeholder and they said that people must be "gifting" them to me, but there’s no way that’s happening because I don’t know any of these people.


(CNN)  -- Colombian military forces killed 18 leftist guerrillas Friday in two operations, the National Defense Ministry said. Another 13 members of the Colombian Revolutionary Armed Forces (FARC) were captured and two more were "demobilized" in the attacks by the air force and special forces troops, which took place in a rural area of Vista Hermosa in the central department, or administrative district, of Meta. There, air force jets bombarded encampments capable of housing 200 people and belonging to Gang 43 of FARC, the ministry said in a posting on its Web site. After the bombing, special forces troops surrounded the camp and began fighting with the FARC forces. They found 25 rifles, explosives and "information of interest to military intelligence," the posting said.
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Colombian military: 18 leftist guerrillas killed in two operations
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Air force and special forces attacked FARC in Meta department, military says
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Military: 1¾ tons of cocaine seized Wednesday in Cordoba department
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More than 200 tons of cocaine worth $5 billion seized in 2009, military reports

Question: Although the government says the @placeholder's military force has been severely compromised in recent months, authorities still accuse it of trafficking huge quantities of cocaine to finance its insurgency.


The first hostage to escape from Sydney's Lindt cafe John O'Brien has told of his daring plan which saw him be the first to successfully flee the cafe. Mr O'Brien said he spotted a green button on the door at one of the entrances to the cafe, and asked one of the staff members if it worked. She said she was unsure. To make his escape the hostage had to squeeze between the door and an advertising sign, and had alerted lawyer Stefan Baloufitis to his plan. Without speaking he indicated to his fellow hostage how they would get out. The men knew if it failed, they would most likely be shot.
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Channel Seven have aired siege special, Inside the Siege: The untold story
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John O'Brien, Puspendu Ghosh, Elly Chen and Jieun Bae told of escapes
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Mr O'Brien said he knew he had one chance otherwise he would be shot
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Ms Chen and Ms Bae revealed how Marcia Mikhael helped free them
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Gunman Man Haron Monis held 18 hostages for almost 17 hours from 9.45am on Monday December 15 in the Lindt cafe in Martin Place
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Two hostages, Katrina Dawson and Tori Johnson were killed
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Monis was shot dead by police when they stormed the cafe just after 2am

Question: Jieun had to convince @placeholder to make a run for it with her, and they managed to unlock the door without being detected.


Wayne Rooney's 74th minute free-kick ensured England beat Estonia 1-0 to top Group E. Here, Sportsmail gives you a round-up of the other Euro 2016 qualifying matches from around Europe. Alexandru Epureanu's header earned Moldova a surprise 1-1 draw with Russia in Moscow, paving the way for Austria to take the top spot in their European Championship qualifying group. Russia struggled to break down a dogged Moldovan defence until the 73rd minute, when Artyom Dzyuba earned and converted a penalty following a foul by Victor Golovatenco. Moldova responded within seconds of the restart as Epureanu headed home from Alexander Dedov's corner.
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Fabio Capello's Russia drew 1-1 with Moldova in Moscow
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Ukraine beat Macedonia 1-0 in their Euro 2016 qualifier
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Rubin Okotie scored the only goal as Austria beat Montenegro
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Spain cruise to victory over Luxembourg, Sweden beat Lichtenstein
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Slovenia win 2-0 away to Lithuania , Slovakia beat Belarus

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(CNN) -- Danish football club FC Copenhagen has been left in limbo ahead of its European Champions League game at Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk due to the current conflict in Ukraine. Copenhagen is due to face the Ukrainian side on July 29 in the city of Dnipropetrovsk to contest the first leg of the competition's third qualifying round. However, following the Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 crash last week and the ongoing unrest in Ukraine, the Danish club does not know if it will be able to travel by plane for the game or even find a company to insure it for the trip.
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FC Copenhagen unsure if game against Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk will go ahead
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Champions League match is in doubt due to current conflict in Ukraine
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Copenhagen currently unable to travel by plane or find insurance for trip

Question: "Furthermore, the @placeholder foreign ministry has labeled the region as being unstable, which means they do not tell us not to go there, but it is not stable.


A couple who were terrorized by a woman after they outbid her on a 'dream home' have revealed the strain that the year-long ordeal put on their marriage. Jerry Rice, 40, and Janice Ruhter, 37, who have a young son and daughter, were targeted by 53-year-old Kathy J. Rowe after they bought a home in San Diego, California, in late 2011. Soon after they moved in, the couple had their mail stopped, $1,000 of magazine subscriptions delivered and Valentine's cards with Rice's name sent to other women on their quiet suburban street in Carmel Valley. Even more sinister, when Mr Rice searched his wife's name online, he discovered in horror that there were ads for sex parties at their home, entitled 'Carmel Valley Freak Show'.
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Jerry Rice, 40, and Janice Ruhter, 37, who have two young children, were targeted by Kathy Rowe after they bought a home in San Diego, California
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Rowe said she was 'heartbroken' when the couple outbid her for home in 2011 which she wanted for her sick husband and disabled daughter
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She hatched revenge plans which included advertising sex parties at the couple's home and posting ads claiming Ruhter had a rape fantasy

Question: @placeholder (pictured giving her victim impact statement in court last month) and her husband Jerry Rice (left) said that being tormented for a year by a stranger had a devastating impact on their marriage and sense of safety


The latest specialist equipment from the Gemini Observatory in Chile has used infrared imaging to capture striking images of the Swan Nebula situated around 6,000 light years from Earth. The second-generation FLAMINGOS-2 camera has also snapped unique high-resolution images from the heart of a spiral galaxy as well as a ring of star formation. FLAMINGOS-2 is spectroscopic, which means it has been designed to specifically study and record matter and radiation energy in space. Scroll down for video This FLAMINGOS-2 image shows part of the Swan Nebula, called M17, situated around 5,200 light years from Earth. It shows ultraviolet radiation streaming from young hot stars that forms a region of dust and gas. M17 is found in the constellation Sagittarius and is one of the biggest star-forming region's in the local galaxy
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High-definition images of galaxies captured by FLAMINGOS-2 instrument
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It is the latest equipment to be tested at the Gemini Observatory in Chile
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The camera can record and study changes in radiation heat and matter
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Plans are to make the instrument available to astronomers by 2014

Question: There are only two small regions neither telescope can capture near the celestial poles: @placeholder cannot point north of declination +89 degrees which Gemini South can't point south of -89 degrees.


As the Germany players celebrated their World Cup victory, their WAGs could not resist joining the on-field party at the Maracana. A host of wives and girlfriends took to the pitch in Rio de Janeiro to congratulate their partners after they came out on top in the biggest, most important match of their lives. Andre Schurrle was certainly glad of the presence of girlfriend Montana Yorke as he wept into her arms. He later said: 'This is the best moment of my life. I had to cry because I was so overcome. I couldn't stop it.' VIDEO Scroll down to watch Germany players singing 'championes' arriving back at hotel
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Wives and girlfriends of Germany players pictured inside the Maracana
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Lena Gercke disappointed after Sami Khedira injures himself in warm up
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Bastian Schweinsteiger's model girlfriend Sarah Brander in attendance
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Ann-Kathrin Brommel and Montana Yorke see Mario Gotze and Andre Schurrle come off bench and win World Cup for Germany
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Gotze scores extra-time winner after Schurrle assist
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Schurrle cries into girlfriend Yorke's arms after winning World Cup 2014

Question: Happy: Khedira shares a kiss with his girlfriend @placeholder after receiving his World Cup winners' medal


(CNN) -- In a New Delhi hospital, a two-year-old girl is fighting for her life after a teenager brought her there three weeks ago, unconscious with severe head injuries and bruises, fractured arms and human bite marks covering her tiny body. All of India began following her ordeal through newspapers and television. Doctors operated on the toddler, opened up her airways and placed her on a ventilator. They named her Falak, which means sky. Her condition remains critical, said Dr. Sumit Sinha of the India Institute of Medical Sciences. No one knows whether she will survive or if she does, whether she will live with permanent brain damage.
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Baby Falak is fighting for her life in a New Delhi hospital
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A teenage girl brought her there with severe injuries
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A police probe is unearthing a possible human trafficking ring
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10 people have been arrested in a case that could be huge

Question: "She was convinced that she would not be able to raise @placeholder on her own."


By Stephen Mcgowan By time up the sighs of relief from the Celtic directors box very nearly drowned out the howls of outrage and anger from their St Johnstone counterparts. Almost, but not quite. Celtic will wake on Thursday morning to learn if Legia Warsaw have been judged to be the victims of an over-officious UEFA injustice. There was no right of appeal for St Johnstone on Wednesday night. No way of reversing the two significant penalty calls from referee John Beaton which saw Ronny Deila’s first competitive domestic game end in a comfortable victory. Breakthrough: Anthony Stokes rounds Mannus to give Celtic the lead at St Johnstone
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Ronny Deila's first competitive domestic game ended in comfortable victory
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Referee John Beaton at centre of two controversial penalty decisions
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Dismissal of Saints skipper Dave Mackay added insult to injury

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Washington (CNN) -- House Speaker John Boehner's proposal to avert the looming fiscal cliff's automatic tax increases failed to curry enough Republican support Thursday night, after which Congress left for the holiday with no clear end in sight in the high-stakes debate. Boehner said earlier Thursday that he was confident that his so-called Plan B -- which would extend tax cuts that are set to expire at year's end for most people while allowing rates to increase to 1990s levels on income over $1 million -- would pass the House, and in the process put pressure on President Barack Obama and the Democratic-controlled Senate. But his gambit seemed in doubt later as Republican leaders struggled to get most all their members to sign on -- even enlisting senators like Sen. Rob Portman, to work the House floor -- knowing the chamber's Democrats oppose it.
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NEW: "The president will work with Congress to get this done," the White House says
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The House Speaker says his Plan B wasn't voted on because it didn't have "sufficient support"
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A bill to alter cuts did narrowly pass the House; the White House says it would veto
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The fiscal cliff's tax hikes and spending cuts are set to take effect in January

Question: Senior administration officials said Obama and @placeholder have not spoken since Monday, when the president made a counterproposal to a Republican offer over the weekend.


JERUSALEM (CNN) -- Israel makes no secret that it sees Iran is its biggest threat but the scale of the threat is less clear cut. Israel's recent military exercises are seen by some as a show of strength to Iran. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has not missed an opportunity to name Iran as the number one threat, and like his predecessors he has said Israel will not tolerate a nuclear Iran. Tests are ongoing for Israel's arrow missile system, designed to intercept incoming rockets -- although Israel does not openly say which direction they'd come from. Last week, CNN filmed Netanyahu aboard an F15 fighter-bomber jet while touring the Hatzerim air force base near Beersheva. He said: "My biggest impression today is the obligation to carry out the mission of defending Israel."
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Senior Israeli lawmakers have Iran top of the country's threat list
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They believe U.S. attempts at negotiation could fall short
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Former diplomat says it is believed Iran still has secret sites for nuclear program
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One analyst says if Iran develops nuclear bomb it does not mean they would use it

Question: Kam said: "My personal view is that Iran would not do it because they understand that @placeholder does have a nuclear arsenal.


Players union chief Gordon Taylor has welcomed the Football League's review into the under-representation of black, Asian and minority ethnic people in coaching and management. Huddersfield's Chris Powell and Carlisle boss Keith Curle are the only non-white managers in the English professional game. This imbalance has been a source of debate for a number of years and Taylor, the chief executive of the Professional Footballers Association, recently spoke of 'a hidden racism which holds clubs back'. PFA boss Gordon Taylor has hit out against a 'hidden racism' preventing black managers from finding work Keith Curle (left) and Chris Powell (right) are the only two non-white managers in the professional game
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Chris Powell and Keith Curle are the only non-white managers
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Gordon Taylor believes the matter needs to be addressed
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The PFA chief is in favour of introducing the Rooney Rule into football

Question: 'The @placeholder has been suggested by some as a potential way forward, however until we have consulted fully with all parties we will remain open-minded about any potential solutions.


By Niamh Walsh PUBLISHED: 20:49 EST, 23 February 2013 | UPDATED: 20:56 EST, 23 February 2013 It was billed as the tough cop-tough cop double team – veteran Miriam O’Callaghan and rising star Claire Byrne – that would wring the truth out of the protagonists in the big stories of the day. But the first controversy of RTÉ’s revamped current affairs flagship Prime Time pitched the two hosts against each other – and it was the younger woman who came off the winner. Both main anchor Miriam and newcomer Claire arrived for the first show wearing red.
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Veteran broadcaster Miriam blended into the background
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Newcomer Claire Byrne shone out in her scarlet red dress
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A source said that RTE bosses made Miriam change her outfit to allow Claire to stand out

Question: Industry sources have also remarked that Miriam subsequently went on air in a blue blouse that made her almost invisible against the blue screen backdrop in the @placeholder studio.


(CNN) -- GOP candidates Christine O'Donnell, Sharron Angle and Nikki Haley have captured the attention of the country this election season, but they're just a few of the record number of women pursuing office this year. More than 160 women congressional and gubernatorial candidates won their primaries and will be on the ballot next week, leading some observers to dub 2010 the "Year of the Woman." This year's record-breaking numbers are encouraging, but deceiving, said Siobhan "Sam" Bennett, president of the Women's Campaign Forum. "We're ranked 90th in the world in the number of women in elected office. We trail behind Cuba and Afghanistan," she said, citing data from the Inter-Parliamentary Union on the percentage of women in national parliaments.
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A record number of women run for office, but experts fear women will actually lose seats
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Democrats expected to lose seats, and female lawmakers are mostly Democrats
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Observer predicts women will hold steady in Senate and lose a few seats in House
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But veteran campaigner Sue Lynch says, "It is the year of the Republican woman"

Question: In the @placeholder, there are 56 women who are Democrats and 17 who are Republicans.


Every school child in Los Angeles is to be given an iPad following a $30million deal with Apple. The Los Angeles Unified School District announced on Tuesday the decision after teachers voted iPads the cheapest product and the best quality in the market. iPads will now be handed out in 47 schools to give students from low-income households a better chance in the classroom as new national and state tests are to be taken on the devices. Core issue: Each school student in Los Angeles is to get an iPad to use in class Supt. John Deasy said that the tablet project would be paid for using school construction bonds that are repaid over decades, according to the LA Times.
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iPads will be handed out in 47 schools across the California city

Question: Big investment: @placeholder is set to make millions of dollars from the deal with the LA school district


By Graeme Yorke The Greek Football Association have offered young Celtic fan Jay Beatty the trip of a lifetime to see his hero Georgios Samaras in action at the World Cup. Beatty, who was carried around the pitch by Samaras on Celtic's end-of-season lap of honour, will get a chance to see the Greek striker when they take on Costa Rica in the last 16 on Sunday. The young fan was also handed a league winner's medal by manager Neil Lennon. Touching: Jay Beatty was offered the chance to see Greece play Costa Rica in the World Cup Opportunity: Beatty was offered the chance to see his hero Georgios Samaras in last-16 action
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Greek FA offer Jay Beatty opportunity to watch Costa Rica game
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Beatty was plucked out of crowd by Georgios Samaras during Celtic's lap of honour
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11-year-old Beatty has Down's syndrome
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Samaras described Beatty as 'a friend and an inspiration'

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Music producer Suge Knight has been injured during a shooting at a glamourous awards show party in a Los Angeles nightclub hosted by singer Chris Brown, it has been reported. Witnesses said 25-year-old singer, who is still on parole following his recent release from jail, had been the target of shots fired at the 1OAK club in West Hollywood, where he was hosting a pre-party for tonight's Video Music Awards. Brown was thought to be unhurt, but three other victims - among them Death Row Records founder Marion 'Suge' Knight, 49, were reportedly taken to the city's Cedars Sinai hospital.
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Pre-VMAs party at 1OAK in West Hollywood hosted by singer Chris Brown
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Music producer Suge Knight, 49, said to have been injured in the shooting
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Mogul reportedly walked out of the club where he was spotted by police
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He was thought to have been shot twice and is undergoing surgery
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Black Eyed Peas star Apple De Ap says he heard four shots fired inside club
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Party was also attended by Justin Bieber, rapper The Game and Pia Mia

Question: Guests at the event had also included singer Justin Bieber and rapper @placeholder.

Question: Ambulance: Sirens rang out in busy @placeholder after the Saturday night incident


By Sean O'hare A daughter has been jailed after stealing £60,000 from her widowed mother - leaving her with 89p in the bank, and then trying to frame her brother for the crime. Claire Lyon, 29, would use her mother's card and PIN number to take out spending money for her. But what mother Patricia Lyon, 63, did not know was that her daughter was also helping herself to £60,000 of her late father's pension payout, faking bank statements and even trying to frame her brother to cover her tracks. Ms Lyons, 63, from East Hull, had no experience with banks when her husband died suddenly in September 2009 and asked her daughter Claire for help.
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Claire Lyon, 29, would use Tipp-Ex to falsify her mother's bank statements
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As money started to run out she told her mother bank machine was broken
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As suspicions grew she called her mother pretending to be fraud squad
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Impersonating a fraud officer she said her brother was being investigated

Question: He had always looked after the couple's finances and after his death Ms @placeholder trusted her daughter to help.


Three black comediennes will take the Saturday Night Live stage at some point today to fight for a cast member position opening up this January - and one of them is a noted critic of the show. SNL creator Lorne Michaels decided to break tradition and hire new talent midseason after facing criticism that the sketch-comedy show lacked diversity in its sixth year without a black female cast member. A source at the show revelealed to the New York Daily News that NBC Universal Diversity Scholarship winner Natasha Rothwell, stand-up comic Sasheer Zamata and sketch comic Kerry Coddett were the three women who made the cut for today's auditions. All three women are alumnae of the Upright Citizens Brigade -  an improv troupe founded by SNL alum Amy Poehler. They made the cut after performing in a showcase in New York on December 2.
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Lorne Michaels revealed Thursday that at least one new black female actress will join the cast of Saturday Night Live in January
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Final auditions on the SNL stage in New York were scheduled for today
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NBC University Diversity Scholarship winner Natasha Rothwell, stand-up comic Sasheer Zamata and sketch-comic Kerry Coddett are the finalists
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All three women are alumnae of the Upright Citizens Brigade theater

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(CNN) -- A jailed American contractor said Friday he feels like a "hostage," in Cuba, where he is serving a 15-year prison sentence on charges of subversion. Alan Gross was arrested in 2009 while working as a subcontractor on a U.S. Agency for International Development project aimed at spreading democracy. Gross' family and attorneys say that he traveled to Cuba to help link the country's small Jewish community to the Internet. But Cuban authorities say Gross imported sensitive communications equipment to connect dissidents. "I feel like I'm a hostage," he told CNN's Wolf Blitzer, speaking by phone from the Carlos J. Finlay Military Hospital in Havana.
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Alan Gross was arrested in 2009 and sentenced to 15 years in prison
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He describes the charges against him as "laughable"
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The Cuban government hasn't yet responded to his request to visit his dying mother
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His case sank U.S.-Cuba relations to a new low

Question: Last year, Cuba's highest court upheld the 15-year sentence imposed on Gross for committing crimes against the security of the state -- charges @placeholder described as "laughable."


By Arthur Martin PUBLISHED: 11:21 EST, 16 October 2012 | UPDATED: 19:29 EST, 16 October 2012 In court: Thomas Ammann, 39, allegedly handed over price sensitive details about a takeover between photocopying firms involving Canon A love-cheat investment banker helped his two girlfriends make more than £2million by leaking insider information, a court heard yesterday. Thomas Ammann, 39, handed over the confidential details about a future City takeover bid to Christina Weckwerth and Jessica Mang, it was claimed. The two women allegedly used the sensitive insider information to ‘almost double their money’ by buying and selling shares in one company.
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Japanese bank Mizuho worker Thomas Ammann, 39, allegedly handed over price sensitive details to Christina Weckwerth, 44, and Jessica Mang, 29
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Neither knew of each other's existence and both considered Ammann to be their boyfriend
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Spilled information about the forthcoming deal involving Canon and the Dutch photocopier company Oce, it is claimed

Question: Three days later, after a weekend with @placeholder, she bought another 20,000 shares, the jury heard.


(CNN) -- Britain's Prince George is now safely back home and tucked-up behind palace walls after taking his first tentative steps into a lifetime of public duties. In the end, he only officially appeared twice during the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's tour of New Zealand and Australia. First, at a play date in Wellington, then at Taronga Zoo in Sydney, but we also caught glimpses of him getting on and off planes. So what did we learn about this little monarch-in-waiting? Well for a start, he isn't little. The other babies invited to the play date were all born within a few weeks of George and he was by far the biggest, and he's quick. "Very strong, very mobile, very happy, very active," said Peter Howe, who was one of the parents invited to the event. Another described the prince as "intrepid."
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British royals return after a three-week tour of Australia and New Zealand
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Prince George appeared officially only twice during trip but was a big hit Down Under
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CNN's Max Foster says we've seen the last of Baby George

Question: This is exactly the age when I remember my babies starting to transform and I could see that in @placeholder over the course of the three-week tour as well.


New York (CNN) -- One hour of recreation a day. Veal patties and noodles for dinner. New York's well-known Rikers Island jail complex has been featured in films, television shows and documentaries, but life on the other side of the bars appears less than glamorous. A number of well-known or infamous inmates have been at least briefly incarcerated there, from the late Sex Pistols bassist Sid Vicious to, more recently, former NFL receiver Plaxico Burress and rapper Lil' Wayne. However, many celebrities find the facilities in the Rikers Island complex a far cry from the surroundings they may be used to.
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Dominique Strauss-Kahn is in protective custody in Rikers Island
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The site actually has 10 different units
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Strauss-Kahn is in an 11-by-13-foot cell
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He must use his commissary account to buy phone calls and snacks

Question: Once a 90-acre site, @placeholder was enlarged to more than 400 acres using sanitary landfill, according to the department's website.


After winning Wimbledon last summer, there was really only one ‘will he/won’t he’ question Andy Murray had left to answer. And it was a resounding ‘yes, he will’ as the tennis star finally became engaged to his girlfriend – nine years after they first met. He proposed to Kim Sears, 26, last week with a diamond ring he chose himself and she immediately said ‘yes’. Scroll down for video Engaged at last: Tennis star Andy Murray has proposed to Kim Sears, his partner of more than nine years Look of love: Left, a candid moment between the pair, and right, after winning Olympic gold in 2012
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The Wimbledon champion's representatives have confirmed engagement
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Miss Sears has been in a relationship with Murray for more than nine years
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Proposal puts an end to years of speculation about the couple's future

Question: A spokesman for @placeholder confirmed that the star had become engaged but declined to give any further details.


By Louise Boyle PUBLISHED: 16:18 EST, 17 January 2013 | UPDATED: 17:04 EST, 17 January 2013 A close friend of Jodi Arias testified at her murder trial today that the woman she knew could not have committed such a brutal murder as the prosecution displayed graphic sexual photos of the suspect in an effort to debunk the witness's portrayal. Leslie Udy was called by the prosecution on Thursday in the trial of 32-year-old Arias who is facing the death penalty over the stabbing and shooting death of her on-off boyfriend Travis Alexander. The state called Mrs Udy to discuss the time she spent with Arias on June 5, 2008 - a day after Alexander was killed at his home in Mesa, Arizona.
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Jodi Arias, 32, is charged with murder of her on-again-off-again boyfriend Travis Alexander in 2008
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Leslie Udy told court she had dinner with Arias on June 5 - a day after Alexander was murdered
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Braces from Olivier Giroud and Santi Cazorla secured victory for Arsenal as Arsene Wenger's side put their recent Premier League troubles behind them The Gunners moved within two points of the Premier League's top four after this 4-1 demolition of Newcastle. Sportsmail's Matt Barlow was at the Emirates to run the rule over both sets of teams... Olivier Giroud (right) celebrates after his 15th minute goal gave the Gunners an early lead ARSENAL (4-1-4-1) Wojciech Szczesny 6 Entirely redundant until terrific save to deny Gouffran before the interval and barely tested again before Newcastle’s goal. Hector Bellerin 7
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Oliver Giroud gave Arsenal the perfect start with his 15th minute header
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Santiago Cazorla doubled Arsenal's advantage just after the break
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Cazorla completed his brace with an audacious penalty in the 88th minute

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Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- Kim Jong Un cut a somber figure Monday, marking the first anniversary of his father's death. North Korea said Kim Jong Il died of a heart attack from overwork on December 17, 2011. Hundreds of thousands of civilians and soldiers assembled outside the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun in Pyongyang where the bodies of Kim Jong Il and his father Kim Il Sung lie. Read more: North Korea silences doubters, raises fears with rocket launch Accompanied by his wife, Ri Sol Ju, who appeared to be heavily pregnant, Kim Jong Un bowed to giant statues of the former leaders inside the mausoleum. Outside, he listened to a commemorative speech from Choe Ryong-hae, head of the military's political arm. Choe praised the achievements of the former leaders before declaring, "Kim Jong Un is North Korea's fate and future."
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Kim Jong Un has ruled North Korea for one year
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His father, Kim Jong Il died of heart attack on December 17, 2011
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Younger Kim departs from his father's style, but repression, malnutrition remain

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(CNN) -- Pollution doesn't respect national borders. Outsourcing manufacturing to China may have resulted in less pollution in some parts of the United States, but other regions have lesser air quality because of U.S.-bound Chinese products, a new study in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences finds. "Pollution from China is having an effect in the U.S., and we need to recognize how that is affecting both our background ozone levels and also particulates that are reaching the West Coast," said study co-author Don Wuebbles, professor of atmospheric science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. In the western United States, Chinese pollution related to exports contribute up to 12% to 24% of daily sulfate concentrations, the study said.
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Study: West Coast air quality suffers because of Chinese exports
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Manufacturing practices in China are not as efficient as in the U.S.
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Coal-burning power plants have become more common in China

Question: The study suggests that for the United States as a whole, there's a net benefit, because the population density in the eastern United States is higher than in the @placeholder.


Washington (CNN) -- Planned Parenthood can continue to receive Medicaid funding in Indiana, after the U.S. Supreme Court denied an appeal by the state on Tuesday. The justices let stand a lower court decision that had blocked patient reimbursement through Medicaid for health providers that perform abortions as part of overall medical care. That would include private groups like Planned Parenthood that fund its abortion care independently. Planned Parenthood said it served 85,000 patients statewide in 2011. Of those, 5,580 received abortions, but most were given basic reproductive health care, including contraceptives and health screenings. A federal appeals court last year permanently blocked enforcement of the Indiana law, ruling that Medicaid regulations clearly give program participants the power to select their own qualified health care provider.
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Justices let stand appeals court ruling that had rejected Indiana law
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Law sought to block Medicaid reimbursements if health provider also performs abortions
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Medicaid is health care program for poor and disabled

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By Allan Hall PUBLISHED: 11:49 EST, 4 December 2013 | UPDATED: 18:36 EST, 4 December 2013 A boy in a coma can keep his beloved American Staffordshire dog who has cared for him since birth despite German authorities previously threatening to put the pet down. Loyal Tascha goes into 10-year-old Dylan Gerzmehle's room every morning and pulls back his blanket with her teeth. She then licks his feet and snuggles up to his face and remains by his side all day. 'A bond that should never be broken': German authorities are threatening to destroy a Staffordshire Bull Terrier who has been 'caring' for comatose boy Dylan Gerzmehle for the last six years after it bit a neighbour's dog
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Staffordshire Bull Terrier stays by Dylan Gerzmehle's side every day
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Machines show ten-year-old's condition improves in Tascha's presence
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Boy's parents and doctors say it is a bond that must never be broken
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State had turned a blind eye to law banning Staffordshire Bull Terriers
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Nearly 100,000 signed petition demanding decision be reversed

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(CNN) -- As Republican presidential candidates move closer to the key tests for their party's nomination, the highly charged topic of Israel and its conflict with Palestinians has come up with increasing frequency in speeches and debates. Most recently, Newt Gingrich sent a jolt through the discussion with his description of Palestinians as "an invented" people. His rivals, without disagreeing, accused Gingrich of speaking irresponsibly and potentially hurting Israel. Most people in the U.S. and around the world interpret the campaign pledges of love and support for Israel as an effort to win the Jewish vote. But the Jewish vote has little to do with it.
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Frida Ghitis says GOP candidates avow support for Israel more and more frequently
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She says they are not courting small Jewish vote as much as large pro-Israel vote
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She says if candidates really want to help Israel, they should back off inflammatory remarks
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Ghitis: Most Israelis back two-state solution; Gingrich's Palestinian comment hurts

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By Jens Lehmann The World Cup quarter-final and semi-final in 2006 were two of the biggest games of my career. I loved performing on the biggest stage as I knew I was a better goalkeeper under pressure. They are the matches when you know you have to deliver; that you must not fail. That is the case for France’s Hugo Lloris and Germany’s Manuel Neuer on Friday night. They, like me, will probably be nervous before the game but then the whistle blows and it is back to delivering. It’s a bigger challenge for Lloris than Neuer, as he has played fewer high-level games but the battle will be fascinating.
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Goalkeepers Hugo Lloris and Manuel Neuer go head-to-head when France and Germany clash in Friday's World Cup quarter-final
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Former Germany international Jens Lehmann admits World Cup matches carry huge pressure
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Lloris faces a bigger challenge according to the former Arsenal stopper as Spurs keeper has played 'fewer high-level games' than Neuer

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The Roy Keane effect produced instant dividends for Aston Villa as they sprung a surprise victory at The Britannia with a well-taken goal by Andreas Weimann. Keane, making his bow as Paul Lambert’s assistant, heard his name chanted by Villa fans as Weimann’s 50th-minute winner exposed some uncharacteristic hesitation in the home defence. With both teams parading three signings apiece, there was plenty of optimism around at The Britannia at kick-off time. Get in there: Andreas Weimann celebrates opening the scoring at The Britannia Stadium in front of the travelling Aston Villa support Fire power: Weimann blasts home Villa's opening goal to put the visitors ahead in a tight clash at the Britannia Stadium against Stoke
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Andreas Weimann scored the only goal to give Paul Lambert's Villa side a hard-fought opening day win
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Stoke fell to defeat at The Britannia Stadium with new star striker Bojan failing to make the desired impact
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Weimann's goal sparked wild scenes in the Villa end with some fans spilling onto the pitch
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The visitors ended up comfortable winners as they saw out the game but still looked dangerous on the counter attack

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They were feather-light yet anchored faster than Britannia in a storm. With their vivid shades and contrasting colours they were often the most captivating aspect of their wearer’s outfit — without ever overshadowing the royal head atop which they sat. Little wonder, then, that the hats of Philip Somerville have graced the heads of three generations of royal women: the Queen, Princess Diana and the Duchess of Cambridge. The milliner, who died this week after a long career, was loved and trusted by the Queen — as well as countless celebrities, from Lady Thatcher to Joan Collins — for his ability to make appropriate yet fashion-forward headwear.
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The hats of Philip Somerville have graced the heads of three generations of royal women: the Queen, Princess Diana and the Duchess of Cambridge
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The milliner, who died this week after a long career, was also loved by  celebrities, from Lady Thatcher to Joan Collins
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He will be remembered for his prodigious work for the Queen, for whom he created 40 or 50 hats a year
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Somerville had an impact on Diana, encouraging her towards bigger brimmed, bright hats with contrasting bands

Question: And his love of modern design meant that well into retirement age he was still making hats that looked up-to-date on @placeholder, 50 years his junior.


By Simon Peach, Press Association Eilidh Child and Lynsey Sharp, the poster girls of Glasgow 2014, impressed as they got their European Championships under way on Wednesday. Two weeks on from shining at Hampden Park, the Scottish duo donned the British vest as they in went in search of more medal success. Child just missed out on the Commonwealth crown in the 400 metres hurdles but showed no sign of a hangover as she blew away the field in the heats. Ease: Eilidh Child comfortably qualified from her 400m hurdles heat at the European Championships in Zurich Impressive: Scottish athlete Lynsey Sharp also qualified comfortably at the European Championships
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Child produced a dominant display as she aims to win European title
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The 27-year-old won Commonwealth Games silver in Glasgow
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She cruised through her heat in a time of 55.32 seconds in Zurich
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Child heads into Thursday's semi-finals as the fastest qualifier in the field
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Wet conditions made conditions extremely difficult on second morning
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Chris Baker reached Friday's high jump final with a leap of 2.23m
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Brit Tom Bosworth finished 12th in the 20km race walk final

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By Ted Thornhill PUBLISHED: 07:59 EST, 4 October 2013 | UPDATED: 07:59 EST, 4 October 2013 Two of four people who were found dead in a vehicle on a secluded road in northern Alabama were facing child pornography and molestation charges in Tennessee, police said. Winston County Sheriff Rick Harris said two people found fatally shot in a vehicle on Wednesday night near Double Springs had court dates in Tennessee the day their bodies were discovered. Authorities say the car containing the bodies was parked in the William B. Bankhead National Forest. The area is about 60 miles northwest of Birmingham.
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The victims were found on a secluded road in northern Alabama
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Two were facing child porn and molestation charges, two were implicated

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By Matt Blake and Helen Lawson PUBLISHED: 06:02 EST, 3 November 2012 | UPDATED: 06:10 EST, 3 November 2012 The United States considered moving its Benghazi consulate a mile away to a CIA base a month before the deadly attack by militants linked to al-Qaeda which killed Ambassador Chris Stevens and three. A classified cable also reveals the U.S. mission drafted a contingency plan to suspend its operation as security in the Libyan city deteriorated amid increasing violence. The secret cable, sent to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's office, reflected officials' concerns that the Libyan militia protecting the consulate could have been infiltrated by extremists.
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Classified cable shows U.S. recommended the consulate move into CIA base
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Consulate staff believed that Libyan militia guarding their compound had been infiltrated and found member of the unit photographing the base
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Four Americans, including Ambassador Chris Stevens, were killed in a six-hour, commando-style attack on the US Mission on September 11
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CIA Director David Petraeus did not attend the ceremony when the coffins arrived back in US to conceal the CIA operation in eastern Libya
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Al-Qaeda in North Africa and Islamist militia Ansar al-Sharia were implicated
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Timeline of CIA involvement blows open the dramatic sequence of events, revealing that of 30 American officials there, 23 were with the CIA
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CIA team had been operating out of a building known as 'the annex', less than half a mile away from the consulate in central Benghazi

Question: fought off wave after wave of mortar and rocket attacks with just their handguns as they sought to infiltrate the compound and shepherd its @placeholder staff to safety.


A father who killed himself after being questioned by police over being snared by a 'paedophile hunter' would have been charged with attempting to meet an underage girl for sex, it has emerged. Father-of-one Michael Parkes, 45, of Daventry, Northamptonshire, was confronted and filmed in May last year by Stinson Hunter, who had arranged to meet him after posing as a child online. Hunter - whose real name is Keiren Parsons - has caused controversy by posting the videos of his meetings online, including that of Mr Parkes, and has been criticised by police for his methods. Death: Father-of-one Michael Parkes (left), 45, of Daventry, Northamptonshire, was confronted and filmed in May last year by Stinson Hunter (right), who had arranged to meet him after posing as a child online
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Michael Parkes was confronted and filmed by Stinson Hunter last May
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Hunter has caused controversy by posting videos of meetings online
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Coroner records verdict of suicide, with cause of death as hanging
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Northamptonshire Police says it would have sought charging decision
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West Ham teenage star Oscar Borg is subject to a tug-of-war between the England and Turkey national teams. The 17-year-old was born and grew up in Surrey but alerted the Turkish Football Association to his eligibility when they discovered his grandmother was born in Istanbul. Since then representatives from the English and Turkish FAs have contacted his parents to declare their interest in him. Borg has been dubbed the next Gareth Bale for his ferocious pace down the left flank playing at full-back or on the wing. West Ham United youngster Oscar Borg is wanted by both England and Turkey on an international level
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Oscar Borg was born in Surrey but his Grandmother is Turkish born
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Both English and Turkish FAs want him to represent them
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The 17-year-old has been dubbed the new Gareth Bale by many
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Had trials with Manchester United last summer but move fell through

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By Bianca London Just two days ago Kate Moss was unveiling her hotly anticipated collection for Topshop but there's no rest for the world's most famous supermodel. Aside from her fashion designing duties, 40-year-old Kate has been quietly creating a new beauty range for Rimmel London. The colourful collection of mascaras, lipsticks, eyeliners and nail varnish is bound to brighten up the nation's make-up bags this season and Kate shows us how to work the season's best beauty trends in the new campaign imagery. Does she ever stop? Kate Moss has unveiled a new beauty range for Rimmel London and models the colour-popping shades in the new imagery
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Colourful new range launches May 14
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Question: 'I've worked with @placeholder to create a palette that combines rich, earthy tones with cool brights and soft nudes.


Tyson Fury has been exchanging letters with Charles Bronson and has revealed that his beard is inspired by Britain's most violent prisoner. Fury goes toe-to-toe with fellow Brit Dereck Chisora at London's ExCel Arena on Saturday night in a WBO world title final eliminator to set up a bout with champion Wladimir Klitschko. And ahead of the fight 26-year-old Fury admitted to having communication with Bronson, who has spent most of the last 40 years locked up for violent crimes, and even plans on visiting him when he has the time. Tyson Fury has revealed he has been exchanging letters with notorious criminal Charles Bronson
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Tyson Fury faces Dereck Chisora at the ExCel Arena on Saturday night
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Fury has revealed he has been in communication with Charles Bronson
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The 26-year-old admitted the prisoner was the inspiration behind his beard
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Fury may be forced to remove the beard ahead of the fight with Chisora

Question: 'If @placeholder's camp want me to shave it off because of some rule, then fine, I will take it off, no problem.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- Can this G-20 summit prove to be anything more than group therapy for a bunch of fingernail-gnawing, troubled individuals? U.S. President Barack Obama and British PM Gordon Brown want financial stimulus assurances from the G-20. The prospects are not good. The men and women called together in London by UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown to counter an economic slump are politicians -- just at a time when the world's electorates are demonstrating their lack of faith in governments and in their ability to understand, let alone sort out, the economic mess. Thirty, 20, even 10 years back there used to be some belief that getting the power-players together could solve problems, or at least give others a push in doing so.
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First challenge for G-20 is to not make things worse
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U.S.,UK looking for financial stimulus to boost economies
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France, Germany want more regulation; big question is what will China do?
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Asian, Latin American nations' involvement at G-20 may reduce G-8 influence

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By Bianca London They say office romances are best avoided, but for one couple, love blossomed as they were hard at work. In their case, work involved staring deep into each others' eyes while posing as newly-wed husband and wife. The model pair - she wearing a flowing lacy white dress and he in smart black tie - got up close and personal for a wedding-themed shoot and are now tying the knot in real life. Former Miss Birmingham Kris'ina Jagpal of Edgbaston is set to marry ex-Mr Birmingham Eli Coley, from Wolverhampton. Scroll down for video Life imitating art: Two beauty pageant winners are set to marry - after falling for each other on a wedding themed photo shoot. Krisina Jagpal, 26, and Eli Coley, 28, met after being crowned Mr and Miss Birmingham - and started dating shortly after their win
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Miss Birmingham Kris'ina Jagpal is to marry ex-Mr Birmingham Eli Coley
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Already posed together for wedding photoshoot for work
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Kris'ina was in remission from cancer when she entered competition

Question: Winning: Eli, 28, won Mr @placeholder in 2011 while 26-year-old Krisina was crowned Miss Birmingham in 2012

Question: Winning: Eli, 28, won Mr Birmingham in 2011 while 26-year-old Krisina was crowned Miss @placeholder in 2012


Washington (CNN) -- Russia is preparing the transfer of more powerful weaponry into Ukraine, and it could happen at any time, a Pentagon spokesman said Friday, citing the latest U.S. intelligence. The transfer could be "imminent," the spokesman, Col. Steve Warren, told reporters. It's believed the weaponry will be driven into Ukraine "potentially today," he said, but it is not clear if Russian troops will be involved. State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf also warned of the possibility Thursday, telling reporters, "We have new evidence that the Russians intend to deliver heavier and more powerful multiple rocket launchers to the separatist forces in Ukraine and have evidence that Russia is firing artillery from within Russia to attack Ukrainian military positions."
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Imagery shows burn marks on the Russian side of the border, indicating artillery was fired
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The EU steps up pressure against Russia for fomenting the Ukraine crisis
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The Pentagon says the weaponry transfer could be "imminent"

Question: Everything @placeholder is doing, Warren said, is "unquestionably an escalation."

Question: The move brings the total number of @placeholder sanctions in the Ukraine crisis to 87, and the number of entities to 20.


By Richard Spillett A top actress has told how she left her baby son at home for the first time since his birth and returned to find him dying in his father's arms. Irish TV star Leigh Arnold spoke at an inquest into the death of her two and a half week old son, Flynn, who is thought to have suffered Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) - where babies 'switch off' in their sleep. Miss Arnold said she went out with a friend to a restaurant near her home in Ashley, Cheshire in May last year but returned to find her newborn baby 'grey' and unresponsive.
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Leigh Arnold went out to a restaurant but returned to find her baby dying
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Baby Flynn is thought to have died from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
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He went to sleep on the sofa with his father and later turned 'grey'
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Coroner finds death by natural causes from tragic 'switching off in the sleep'

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(CNN) -- It is the breakthrough signing that has confirmed Paris Saint-Germain's arrival as a potent force in European football as they unveiled Swedish superstar Zlatan Ibrahimovic on Tuesday. The striker has been tempted away from Italian giants AC Milan to ply his trade in the French league, signing on a three-year contract for a reputed fee of $24.5 million. Ibrahimovic's capture again underlines the intentions of PSG's owners, Qatar Sports Investment, who have repeatedly stated their intention to transform the club into one of the world's biggest and best. And they have certainly put their money where their mouth is in the transfer market, signing Brazilian defender Thiago Motta as well as Argentina playmakers Ezequiel Lavezzi and Javier Pastore for enormous fees.
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Sweden striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic signs for French club Paris Saint-Germain
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Ibrahimovic joins from Italian giants AC Milan for a reported fee of $24.5m
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Star is latest big-money capture by PSG, owned by Qatar Sports Investment
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PSG have also signed defender Thiago Motta and striker Ezequiel Lavezzi

Question: They made it easy for me to come to @placeholder so I thank them and I wish them all the best."


Bali, Indonesia (CNN) -- U.S. President Barack Obama met Friday with his Indonesian counterpart in Bali as he prepares to conclude an eight-day trip to the Asia-Pacific region. The meeting with Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono came ahead of Obama's participation in the East Asia Summit, a first for a U.S. president, according to the White House. The summit serves as a forum for the region -- which accounts for more than half of the world's gross domestic product -- to create dialogue on issues relating to politics, security and the economy. Obama is expected to meet Saturday with Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra before the East Asia Summit session, after which he will depart for home.
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Obama meets with Indonesian president
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He is expected to attend a session of the East Asia Summit Saturday
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He will also meet with the Thai prime minister before departing for home
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The Asian leg of Obama's trip follows two days in Australia

Question: He announced an agreement with Australia on Wednesday that will expand military cooperation between the longtime allies and boost @placeholder's presence in the region.


(CNN)Some music lovers didn't even know Beck had a new album out when he won the Grammy for album of the year for "Morning Phase" on Sunday. Now it seems people can't stop talking about him. After rapper Kanye West looked to be about to crash the stage during Beck's acceptance speech and then said the musician "needs to respect artistry, and he should've given his award to Beyonce," there was a rush to defend Beck. West took umbrage with Beck's surprise win over his friend Beyonce's self-titled album. But in an open letter to West posted on her Facebook page, Garbage frontwoman Shirley Manson said it's the rapper who needs to learn some respect.
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Garbage's Shirley Manson criticized Kanye West in an open letter
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West said Beck should have given album of the year award to Beyonce
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His music is skyrocketing on Spotify, thanks to all the attention

Question: The photo shows the trio making faces and is captioned  "This is the @placeholder won that award face?!?!?!"


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 05:15 EST, 11 July 2013 | UPDATED: 05:47 EST, 11 July 2013 The nuclear deterrent base in Scotland would be designated as sovereign United Kingdom territory under plans drawn up by the Ministry of Defence. The move comes amid warnings of the ‘enormous’ costs of trying to relocate the Trident missile system away from Faslane if Scotland breaks away from the rest of the UK. But David Cameron today moved to quash the idea, warning it was not a ‘credible or sensible’. One the move? One of the Royal Navy's Astute Class attack submarines sailing into the naval base on the Clyde
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Idea floated as a contingency if Scotland breaks away from the UK
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SNP accused Westminster of trying to bully Scotland

Question: It is an interesting idea because the costs of moving out of @placeholder are eye-wateringly high.’


James Graham will lead England in the opening match of the Four Nations Series against Samoa in Brisbane on Saturday after newly-appointed captain Sean O'Loughlin was ruled out through injury. O'Loughlin, who was appointed as the successor to Kevin Sinfield, has failed to recover from a quad muscle injury sustained during Wigan's Super League Grand Final defeat to St Helens 10 days ago. England say the loose forward is making good progress in his recovery and is expected to play in England's second match against Australia in Melbourne on November 2. Canterbury Bulldogs star James Graham (centre) will captain England against Samoa on Saturday
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England face Samoa in Brisbane on Saturday
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New captain Sean O'Louhghlin has been ruled out with a muscle injury
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Canterbury Bulldogs' James Graham will be skipper in his absence
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O'Loughlin is expected to be fit to face Australia on November 2

Question: 'The Samoa match has come too soon but we remain confident he'll be ready for @placeholder the week after.


A New York jury Wednesday found former pharmaceuticals executive Gigi Jordan guilty of first-degree manslaughter for feeding a lethal drug concoction to her autistic 8-year-old son. The jury accepted her claim that she acted in a state of "extreme emotional disturbance." Jordan faces a 5- to 25-year prison sentence. "Gigi Jordan showed no mercy to her son, and should receive none at the time of her sentencing," Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. said in a statement. Jordan, 53, displayed little emotion as the verdict was announced at the close of a sensational two-month trial in Manhattan, in which prosecutors described in chilling detail how the businesswoman, who made a fortune in pharmaceuticals, forced little Jude Mirra to swallow a cocktail of painkillers and anti-inflammatories in 2010. Prosecutors said Jordan, who testified that she killed the boy to prevent him from being sexually abused, forced many of the drugs down his throat with a syringe.
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Defense lawyers, citing legal errors, say they will appeal and seek a new trial
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Gigi Jordan is found guilty of manslaughter for feeding drugs to her autistic 8-year-old son
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Jude Mirra, 8, died from painkillers, other drugs, prosecutors say
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The defense says the desperate mother aimed to protect her son from a sexually abusive father

Question: At her trial, which started on September 10, no one disputed the unthinkable manner in which @placeholder spent his final hours on February 5, 2010.


(CNN) -- In the three years since "Twilight" bowed in theaters, we've learned a few things: One, while teen girls are a sizable portion of the fan base, they're not its totality. Two, the first three films of the franchise have pulled in roughly $1.8 billion worldwide in ticket sales (not adjusted for inflation), according to BoxOfficeMojo.com. That's apparently enough for Robert Pattinson, who stars as Edward Cullen, to talk of being able to afford to fail, and his co-star Kristen Stewart (Bella Swan) of donating some of her "funds." Three, there must be a just a teeny tiny footnote on each installment's budget for Taylor Lautner's wardrobe, because rare is the moment when the kid isn't walking around without a shirt.
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"The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn -- Part I" opens in theaters today
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The supernatural romantic series has plenty of tongue-in-cheek lessons
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"Twilight" shows how a partner's eccentric qualities just spice the stew
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Need to juggle two lovers? "Twilight" is a great teaching tool

Question: Yes, his senses are attuned to the scent of human blood, but you're missing the point: @placeholder's smelled special, like his "own personal brand of heroin," as he memorably says in the first film.


Thousands hoping to get away for Christmas could face chaos after airport staff voted to walk out for two days from December 23. Heathrow is expected to bear the brunt of the disruption, as nearly 500 check-in staff and ground crew members plan to strike over pay. Three of Heathrow’s five terminals will be affected, as well as Gatwick and Manchester Airports if the action goes ahead. The strike could affect check-in desks at Heathrow, Gatwick and Manchester airports But last night, airport and airline bosses insisted they would cope. Heathrow said it had contingency plans in place to ‘minimise disruption for passengers’ and did not want to ‘raise unnecessary alarm’.
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Staff employed by dnata at three UK airports voted for strike action
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Workers angry that supervisors awarded 4.5% pay increase
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Industrial action to take place on December 23 and 24
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Unite calls for peace talks to avoid walkout on key travel dates

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Orlando, Florida (CNN) -- A long line snaked around the perimeter of a large hotel conference room as people waited eagerly to meet a former Texas congressman who they view as an icon in the modern libertarian movement. Ron Paul had finished delivering a nearly hour-long speech to a gathering of Florida libertarians on Friday night, and he was now signing copies of books, t-shirts, posters and even a few paintings. Paul might have retired from Congress last year, but he hasn't gone away quietly. The eclectic group of activists who backed the Texas Republican in his back-to-back presidential runs still support him even as it appears many of them are ready to turn to his son, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, if he follows in his dad's footsteps and runs for president in 2016.
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Ron Paul might have retired from Congress last year, but he hasn't gone away quietly
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Unlike his father, Sen. Rand Paul is more closely aligned with the GOP establishment
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It's clear many Ron Paul supporters don't view Rand as a replacement for his father
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Some Ron Paul supporters are concerned Rand Paul will compromise libertarian positions

Question: Rand Paul addressed the @placeholder summit Sunday morning live via video link.


By Katy Winter PUBLISHED: 10:01 EST, 17 April 2013 | UPDATED: 13:29 EST, 17 April 2013 Control underwear is the secret weapon of women the world over. And few brands have had caused as much of a storm as Spanx. Loved by celebrities including Kim Kardashian, Katherine Heigl, Jennifer Garner and Julia Roberts, as well as the less famous (and less toned) among us, Spanx has fast become the biggest name in shapewear across the globe. But with prices of £34 for a pair of Power Panties shorts or £109 for a slip, prices for the mainline Spanx range can be prohibitive.
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Shapewear brand Spanx launches Assets exclusively at Debenhams
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Aims to make brand more accessible to a younger market
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Red Hot Label range has three levels of 'power' depending on your needs
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Has slips, slimming tops, full body shapers and control pants
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Some can be flipped inside out or turned for new colour or neckline

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(CNN) -- A U.S. Navy aircraft carrier resupplied a crippled cruise ship that is slowly being towed to San Diego, California, officials said Tuesday evening. The USS Ronald Reagan received 60,000 pounds of food, bottled water and supplies by airlift for the cruise ship Carnival Splendor, with its nearly 3,300 passengers and nearly 1,200 crew members, Cmdr. Greg Hicks, spokesman of the U.S. Third Fleet, said. The Carnival Splendor was stranded some 130 miles west of Ensenada, Mexico, earlier Tuesday, a day after it lost power following an engine-room fire, Carnival Cruise Lines said in a statement. The ship and USS Ronald Reagan were about 150 miles south of San Diego Tuesday evening, Hicks said.
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Carnival Splendor resupplied, under tow
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Toilet service and cold water are restored aboard the ship
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The vessel lost power after a fire Monday
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The 7-day cruise departed from Long Beach, California

Question: It's possible the Splendor would be diverted to @placeholder if it cannot maintain sufficient speed under tow, according to a statement.


(CNN) -- In the crowded slums of Lagos, Nigeria, untreated sewage mingles with the chaotic network of pipes that deliver water to the city. Those who can't afford a local borehole or a private vendor know better than to take their chances with the taps -- most preferring to go thirsty instead. That's according to Olatunbosun Obayomi, a Lagosian microbiologist and inventor who has lived in the city all his life. But now Obayomi thinks he's found a solution -- one that not only tackles the slums' sanitation issues, but creates free, clean energy in the process. "With a cheap retrofit, household septic tanks -- the source of the sewage -- can be converted into biogas generators," said Obayomi, 29, whose concept has earned him a TED fellowship, a Nigerian Youth Leadership Award and growing international acclaim.
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Microbiologist says he has simple solution to sanitation problems in Lagos
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Conversion of septic tanks to biogas generators treats sewage and generates power
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Despite recognition, inventor says there are still cultural and political barriers to development

Question: But, although @placeholder's retrofitted biogas generator is relatively cheap to build -- requiring only low-tech materials such as plastic pipes, cement and sand -- and despite all the recognition it's attracted, only a prototype has been installed so far.


(CNN) -- Two giant pandas arrived in Taiwan Tuesday after leaving China's Sichuan province for their new home, in a sign of improving ties between the cross-strait neighbors. Tuan Tuan and Yuan Yuan rest at a giant panda research center in Sichuan province on Monday. Tuan Tuan and Yuan Yuan, both four years old, had been living in Ya'an since the May 12 earthquake that damaged their former home in Wolong in Sichuan, according to the state-run Xinhua news agency. The pandas ate a meal of steamed corn buns and carrots before they were placed in a truck and taken to the Sichuan capital of Chengdu. From there, they were flown to Taiwan.
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Pandas will live at Taipei zoo, expected to debut during the Chinese lunar new year
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Panda goodwill the latest sign of warming relations between Beijing and Taipei
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Regular flights began between the two sides for the first time since 1949
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About 1,590 pandas live in China's wild, and there were 239 captive bred in 2007

Question: Beijing has always considered the island a part of @placeholder and has threatened to go to war should Taiwan declare formal independence.


By David Martosko President Barack Obama has revealed that has hasn't ruled out abandoning an attack on Syria, and that he has been secretly discussing a non-military resolution to the Syrian crisis with Russian President Vladimir Putin 'for quite some time.' 'We will pursue this diplomatic track,' Obama told Fox News anchor Chris Wallace. 'I fervently hope that this can be resolved in a non-military way.' But 'it's fair to say that I haven't decided' what to do if Congress fails to authorize a military strike against the Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria, he conceded to NBC News' Savannah Guthrie.
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'We will pursue this diplomatic track,' Obama told Fox News
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'I haven't decided' what to do if Congress refuses to endorse military action, he told NBC
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He would 'absolutely' call off a military strike, Obama said on ABC, if Bashar al-Assad were to credibly give up his chemical weapons
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Talk of a Russsia-brokered deal is 'the continuation of conversations I've had with President Putin for quite some time,' Obama told PBS
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Secretary of State John Kerry accidentally floated the idea of an agreement in London, later saying he wasn't serious
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Russia's and Syria's foreign ministers both leaped into the opening, saying they would support such an arrangement if it would prevent war
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The White House hosted at lest 70 members of Congress on Monday, arguing that the threat of military force will keep Assad in negotiations

Question: The comments came as part of an unprecedented series of sit-down television interviews Monday, in which @placeholder was expected to make the the case for military intervention in Syria but instead seemed to cleave to a softer approach.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:23 EST, 14 July 2013 | UPDATED: 02:41 EST, 15 July 2013 The family of a woman found hanging, bound and naked, from the balcony in her boyfriend's California mansion have filled a $10million wrongful death suit claiming that she was murdered. Authorities ruled Rebecca Zahau's death July 13, 2011 a suicide. It was the second bizarre tragedy in days at the multimillion-dollar Spreckels Mansion in Conrado, California, which belonged to Zahau's boyfriend, Jonah Shacknai - the CEO of a pharmaceutical company. Just two days earlier, Shacknai's six-year-old son Max fell off a staircase in the home and was mortally inured. He died says later in the hospital. Zahau was the only adult home at the time.
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Rebecca Zahau's family claims she was murdered by family members of her boyfriend, billionaire Jonah Shacknai

Question: Police say Rebecca Zahau, seen here with boyfriend Jonah Shacknai, 54, killed herself because she was distraught over the mortal injury @placeholder's son received when he fell while she was home


NYPD officers gave a salute to embattled mayor Bill de Blasio as he mounted the steps of the funeral home where the wake is being held for slain officer Wenjian Liu. The gesture of respect follows weeks of sniping at the mayor from rank-and-file members, culminating in many of them turning their backs to him at the funeral service for Officer Liu's partner, Rafael Ramos. Somber NYPD officers flocked to the wake for the slain officer - the second of two men murdered as they patrolled the streets together last month. Uniformed cops thronged the streets around the Aievoli Funeral Home in Brooklyn, New York to pay their respects to Liu, 32, who will have a full funeral Sunday.
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Bratton sent internal mail urging officers to show 'honor and decency'
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Appeal comes after thousands turned their backs at Rafael Ramos' funeral
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This Sunday they will gather against for funeral of Wenjian Liu
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Ramos and Liu were shot dead on patrol in apparent anti-police protest

Question: But New York's top cop, Commissioner @placeholder, has urged his officers not to stage a repeat performance, saying such a thing would be 'inappropriate'.


Mesut Ozil could make his long-awaited return against Stoke City on Sunday, with Arsene Wenger admitting Arsenal have missed his creative talents this season. The German playmaker, a £42.5million signing from Real Madrid in 2013, was ruled out for three months with a knee injury after picking up an injury against Chelsea in October. But it seems Ozil is now raring to go having been involved in full training sessions once again, and he even revealed his anticipation on social media. VIDEO Scroll down to see Wenger on Mesut Ozil's fitness ahead of Stoke City clash Mesut Ozil will be in the Arsenal squad against Stoke this Sunday... here he poses with kit man Vic Akers
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Arsenal face Stoke City at the Emirates on Sunday
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Mesut Ozil has been out of action with knee injury since October
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Arsene Wenger says Gunners have missed his creative talents this season
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Ozil poses for picture with kit man Vic Akers on Friday
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By Gareth Finighan UPDATED: 14:30 EST, 8 December 2011 An American has been jailed for two-and-a-half years in Thailand after posting excerpts from a banned book about the country's monarch online - while living in the U.S. Joe Gordon, 55, who was born in the Southeast Asian kingdom but has lived in the U.S. for 30 years, translated pages from The King Never Smiles - a critical biography of Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej - while living in Colorado five years ago. But when he visited the country of his birth in May to seek medical treatment for arthritis and high blood pressure, he was arrested and charged under Thailand's strict lese majeste laws.
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Car salesman arrested on a visit to Bangkok five years after committing his 'crime'

Question: @placeholder, who celebrated his 84th birthday on Monday, is the world's longest-reigning monarch and is profoundly revered in Thailand.


While the U.S. economy surges in 2014, posting the biggest jobs numbers in 15 years, the Russian economy is tanking straight into a recession after a bludgeon of Western sanctions. But the economic news hasn't translated to presidential approval ratings -- in either country. President Barack Obama has been facing some of his lowest job approval numbers this year while public support in Russia for President Vladimir Putin has surged over the last year to record highs. Putin's numbers aren't just high; they've surged from a 61% low in Nov. 2013 as events in Ukraine unfolded and despite sanctions hitting the country. And as opposed to Americans, a majority of Russians think their country is on the right track.
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The U.S. economy is roaring and the Russian economy is sagging
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President Obama is in an approval slump, but Vladimir Putin is seeing a popular surge

Question: So while the media does boost Putin's public image through ha "barrage of positive images of him," economic realities will in the long term hit Putin, adding that @placeholder's strategy of blaming the West for hits to the economy is limited.


She wrote of being in love, falling out of love, fearing a marriage to a skirt-chaser and then loving that marriage, and believing in God to hold on to the hope of reuniting with her assassinated husband. Letters that a young Jacqueline Bouvier, and later a married Jackie Kennedy, wrote to a Catholic priest in Ireland offer a rare and revealing glimpse of the private thoughts of one of America's most admired first ladies. An icon of style and elegance, she came to symbolize an administration nicknamed Camelot that ended with the violent death of President John F. Kennedy in November 1963.
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Jackie complained about American priests being trite
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The letters to be auctioned in Ireland show a society girl's maturation
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She knew her husband-to-be was like her philandering father
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Without God, no hope of reuniting with her assassinated husband, she wrote

Question: "If he ever does ask me to marry him, it will be for rather practical reasons - because his career is this driving thing with him," Jackie wrote in one letter of @placeholder's political ambitions.


Beijing (CNN) -- Covering the trial of Bo Xilai, a man once tipped to rise to the summit of Chinese politics, reminded me of the time I reported on a similarly explosive story in the early 1980s -- the trial of the so-called "Gang of Four" in China. This notorious group was led by Jiang Qing, Mao Zedong's widow, and three of her ideological allies. A former movie starlet, Jiang Qing rose to the top tier of the Communist Party leadership thanks mainly to her close ties with the "Great Helmsman," the architect of the infamous Cultural Revolution, a campaign to enforce Communism that led to the persecution of millions of people.
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The so-called "Gang of Four" was led by Jiang Qing, Mao Zedong's widow
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They were accused of plotting to kill Mao and pull off a rebellion
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The trial was widely reported but heavily censored by Chinese officials
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Recent Bo Xilai trial was hailed for its transparency, though some question this

Question: During the televised coverage, the former actress feistily defended herself against charges of treason by claiming that everything she did had @placeholder's approval.


(CNN) -- Turkey is no Egypt and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan no Hosni Mubarak. This is not a "Turkish Spring," but a message to an elected leader to reign in his hubris and his divisive politics. These are some of the central messages, which both Turkish commentators (ourselves included), and the international media have brought across. Erdogan still has a choice, as the Financial Times reminds us, between rising to the highs of statesmanship of former French President Charles de Gaulle or spending his remaining political life as a Turkish likeness of Russian President Vladimir Putin. The question now being asked in Turkey's capital Ankara, on Istanbul's Taksim Square and in the occupied Gezi Park, where the initial protests started, is whether Erdogan has the political determination and the nerve to accept the demands of the initial protestors.
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Turkey is no Egypt and Erdogan no Hosni Mubarak, Kerem Oktem and Karabekir Akkoyunlu write
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That the prime minister sees criticism of projects is a sign of insecurity and could yet prove his undoing

Question: Part of the answer lies in @placeholder's recent record of undemocratic manipulations to bring the government down.


Friends and family of a young black man shot dead by police in Utah last week have paid tribute to him as a shy and gentle arts lover at his funeral. 200 people gathered inside a Mormon church in Saratoga Springs yesterday  to remember 22-year-old Darrien Hunt, who police say was shot dead after he lunged at officers with a samurai-type sword. Mr Hunt was shot dead at a mall in Saratoga Springs last Wednesday, in an incident that has sparked intense debate over whether race played a role. His death came just one month after the shooting of unarmed teenager Michael Brown by a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri sparked huge protests across the U.S.
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Crowd of 200 gathered at Mormon Church in Saratoga Springs for service
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Mr Hunt was described as a shy and gentle arts lover by friends and family
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22-year-old was shot dead by police at a mall in the city last Wednesday
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Police claim he was carrying a samurai-style sword and lunged at officers
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Question: Online court records show Hunt had a couple of previous encounters with @placeholder police for a domestic violence dispute with a sibling and marijuana possession.


Editor's note: The staff at CNN.com has been intrigued by the journalism of Vice, an independent media company and Web site based in Brooklyn, New York. Motherboard.tv is Vice's site devoted to the overlap between culture and technology. The reports, which are being produced solely by Vice, reflect a very transparent approach to journalism, where viewers are taken along on every step of the reporting process. We believe this unique approach is worthy of sharing with our CNN.com readers. Brooklyn, New York (Motherboard.tv) -- Geneva may have given the world precision watches, but its biggest contribution to humanity is a giant time machine.
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CERN is home to the Large Hadron Collider, used to study smallest known particles

Question: He argues that @placeholder's proton collisions could generate dangerous miniature black holes.


(CNN) -- There's a fine line between success and failure in top-level sports, perhaps nowhere more so than in track and field sprint events. Tyson Gay knows how true that is. The American was a triple world champion in 2007, but since then has seen Usain Bolt usurp him in the most spectacular way with records and titles galore. However, the difference between them is still only a few hundredths of a second. "It's a huge difference -- not on paper, but in the race it is. In a race, a loss is a loss and you can see it clearly. So that's why I want to get what's on paper a lot closer," Gay told CNN's Aiming for Gold show.
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U.S. sprinter Tyson Gay is hoping to prove a point at the 2012 London Olympics
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The 2007 triple world champion missed the Beijing 100 meter final after struggling with injury
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He is hoping to prevent Jamaica's world record-holder Usain Bolt defending his three titles
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Gay says he wants to be remembered as a clean runner, "someone who ran with his heart"

Question: When they went head to head at the 2009 world championships, Gay clocked 9.71 -- good enough for second place only as the @placeholder took his title with a new record 9.58.


By Nick Purewal, Press Association QPR face growing opposition to their new stadium bid with current landowner Cargiant claiming they 'will not enter into any future talks with the club'. The former QPR sponsors hold a 30-acre plot on the Old Oak site where the west London club hope to build a new 40,000-seater stadium. Rangers have support from all the major bodies required to build the new ground as soon as 2018, but Cargiant is seeking to scupper their plans. Queens Park Rangers face growing opposition to their new stadium bid The Premier League club want to build a new stadium with a capacity of 40,000
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Tony Fernandes' club need the 30-acre plot to start building
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The Premier League side want to a new ground with a 40,000 capacity

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(CNN) -- Formula One teams may try to take control of the elite motorsport when the rights agreement expires at the end of 2012, Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo told CNN in an exclusive interview. Bernie Ecclestone has run F1 on behalf of CVC Capital Partners since selling his rights in 2006, but speculation is growing that the Concorde Agreement -- the settlement between the private equity firm and the teams -- will not be renewed. Last month, media mogul Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation and Italian investment firm EXOR released a statement confirming they were "formulating a long-term plan for the development of Formula One in the interests of the participants and the fans."
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Ferrari president says F1 needs to take a new direction when rights deal expires
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Luca di Montezemolo hints that teams may not renew agreement with CVC
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Italian says Ferrari would pull out of F1 if it develops in the wrong direction

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By Chloe Thomas PUBLISHED: 17:52 EST, 19 September 2012 | UPDATED: 19:34 EST, 19 September 2012 She prefers the rather wetter East Sussex to the sunshine of California. But when it comes to her children’s  education, Lisa Marie Presley remains  an American at heart. The daughter of the King of Rock ’n’ Roll, who lives in the English countryside with her husband and twin three-year-old daughters, plans to shun the local nurseries and delay sending her girls to school until they are five or six ‘as that’s the age they start in the States’. Class concerns: Lisa Marie Presley said she did not want to send her children to school until they were five or six
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Elvis's daughter lives in the English countryside with her husband and twin three-year-old daughters

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A dramatic assassination attempt on a man sprayed with bullets by a machine gun hidden behind the rear license plate of a parked car yesterday was foiled by the target's bulletproof Mercedes. In scenes which could have been taken straight from James Bond, the vehicle where the weapon was hidden burst into flames straight after opening fire on Radovan Krejcir, a Czech fugitive living in Johannesburg. South African police say it was a possible attempt on the life of a man who has been linked to underworld figures in his adopted home. Rodovan Krejcir stands in front of the stolen red VW Polo which had been modified with a dozen gun barrels to pepper him with bullets as he got into his car outside his gold and diamonds pawn shop in Johannesburg
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'All my life is like James Bond stuff,' says target Radovan Krejcir
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He is a check fugitive living in Johannesburg linked to underworld figures
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Car burst into flames as soon as it ended the attack, destroying evidence

Question: The episode is the one of the most outlandish chapters yet in the long saga of the underworld in @placeholder, where turf battles over drugs, fraud schemes and other spoils often turn deadly.


(CNN) -- Living at the China-North Korea border, I had the unique opportunity to train under two North Korean tae kwon do masters. While I told people I was there to learn the rare North Korean martial art from some of their best instructors, I was secretly helping North Korean refugees on the 6,000-mile modern-day underground railroad from the Hermit Kingdom to South Korea, for food and a better life. In 2004, I traveled to North Korea to see the country, even though many people warned me not to take the risk. One of our detained Chinese workers later said that North Korea had a file on me, but did not know my name. I lived with the fear of being detained, abducted or assassinated by the North Korean government for many years. Whenever I hear of another American detained, it reminds me of that anxiety.
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Mike Kim helped North Koreans escape at China border, lived with fear of being kidnapped
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He says interview with American citizens was move to get high-ranking U.S. official to visit
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Kim: Regime wants to impress its people with message "Look at how powerful we are"
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Kim: North Korea walking a fine line: The world is sick of its games, its people wising up

Question: How North Korea may be using @placeholder detainees as 'bargaining chips'

Question: It wants to use the three @placeholder as bait but not anger the United States so much that a high-ranking envoy will not come to the negotiating table.


He has modelled himself as a cool, calculated leader of the free world. But at the age of 22 Barack Obama had a strong 'sexual warmth' that overwhelmed his girlfriend at the time, according to a new book that identifies her for the first time. Vivid diaries written by Genevieve Cook reveal she was driven wild by the smell of sweat, smoking and deodorant that emanated from his bedroom. President Obama's first serious girlfriend, Genevieve Cook, has shared her diaries about their year-long love affair for a new biography and how the then 22-year-old Obama had great sexual warmth Cook, seen her in college at Swathmore, wrote how Obama loved running and lived in an apartment that smelled of raisins and sweat. The 22-year-old would sit around shirtless in a sarong on weekends and do the Sunday crossword. She was 25 when they dated
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Then-girlfriend Genevieve Cook wrote in her diary, 'He felt like an imposter. Because he was so white'
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In 'Dreams from My Father' Obama wrote about an unnamed girlfriend who he admits was a composite of several lovers, including Cook
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He wrote of a confrontation over 'black anger' with the composite lover in 'Dreams', but now reveals such a fight never happened

Question: @placeholder writes how overwhelmed her then boyfriend was after he woke from a dream in which his father told his son that he loved him.


Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored for the first time in five league games, blasting home a penalty as Paris Saint-Germain secured a scrappy 1-0 win at Saint Etienne to stay four points behind leader Lyon, who beat 10-man Metz 2-0 in Sunday's earlier game with top scorer Alexandre Lacazette limping off shortly after scoring. The win moves PSG up to second place, level on points and on goal difference with bitter rival Marseille, while St Etienne remains in fourth spot. 'The whole team did well and we're starting to play the right away again. The team spirit's improved and we've won four (games in a row),' PSG midfielder Blaise Matuidi said.
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored a second-half penalty to secure the win
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Keeps Paris St.Germain four points behind Ligue 1 leaders Lyon
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Ibrahimovic scored winner at St Etienne in League Cup earlier this month

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Sportsmail columnists Jamie Redknapp, Jamie Carragher, Martin Keown and Bryan Robson give their expert opinion on the upcoming Premier League season. Jose Mourinho might want to read all the way to the bottom... Which game is the golden ticket? Carragher: In terms of teams challenging for the top and the timing of it, Liverpool going to Stamford Bridge with three games to go looks the best game. It was pivotal last year and may prove to be again. Redknapp: Liverpool v Manchester United, especially with Louis van Gaal adding more stardust. You can’t beat the animosity between the clubs and the great players. United will be desperate for revenge after losing twice last season.
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Ahead of the big kick-off, Sportsmail's panel of experts run through a raft of questions
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Will Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal or Liverpool will win the title?
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