A North Texas woman pleaded guilty Tuesday to murder and was sentenced to 40 years in prison after earlier testifying that she helped her husband gun down a district attorney, his wife and a top assistant in a revenge plot. Kim Williams appeared in court two weeks after her husband, Eric Williams, was sentenced to death for one of the three killings. She testified during Eric Williams' sentencing hearing that she was a 'willing participant,' driving the getaway car after the January 2013 shooting of prosecutor Mark Hasse and helping hide weapons after the March 2013 shootings of Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife, Cynthia.
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Kim Williams pleaded guilty Tuesday to murder and was sentenced to 40 years in prison
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She appeared in court two weeks after her husband, Eric Williams, was sentenced to death for one of three killings
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During her husband's sentencing hearing, she testified she was a 'willing participant' and drove the getaway car after the January 2013 shooting of prosecutor Mark Hasse
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The View is dimming at the show that Barbara Walters built. Network insiders tell Daily Mail Online that the long-running talk show could end after this season, amid struggling ratings and infighting among the talk show hosts. Currently in its eighteenth season, the show created by retired TV journalist Barbara Walters is suffering some of its lowest ratings ever with its new team of Whoopi Goldberg, Rosie O'Donnell, Nicolle Wallace and Rosie Perez. Now under the umbrella of ABC News, the network is considering the possibility of ending the show and replacing it with an extended version of 'Good Morning America.'
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The long-running talk show could end after this season
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Behind-the-scenes clashes between Rosie O'Donnell and Whoopi Goldberg and even Rosie Perez have created a bad vibe on the set
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ABC may extend Good Morning America and bring back Good Afternoon America
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Rosie has a one year-contract that ends this season
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Whoopi is the winner no matter what -  she has one more year remaining on her 'pay or play' contract even if the show ends

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(CNN)  -- Six people were killed and 13 wounded in the shelling of South Ossetia by Georgian forces, South Ossetian officials said Saturday, according to Russia's Interfax news agency. Officials of the breakaway Georgian region said the shelling was part of a Georgian military operation, Interfax reported. Georgia initially suggested Russian peacekeepers were to blame, drawing heated denials from the Russian Defense Ministry, which called the allegation "dirty informational provocation." Later, however, Mamuka Kurashvili, the commander of Georgian peacekeeping operations, told reporters that four people were wounded when several Georgian villages were fired upon from South Ossetia, and Georgia "had to return fire."
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Georgian official said South Ossetia had fired on Georgian villages first
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Women, children, elderly being evacuated from the conflict zone
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Georgia split by Russian-backed separatist movements in South Ossetia

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(CNN) -- Rail riders along the California coast and the Boston-Washington "Northeast Corridor" are set to reap much of the benefits from $2 billion that Florida policymakers had earlier rejected for high-speed rail development. The Obama administration on Monday announced the reallocated funding, part of its push to spur environmentally friendly transportation and modernize the nation's infrastructure that's supported partly by the 2009 economic stimulus package. Fifteen states and Amtrak will receive the money to back 22 high-speed intercity passenger rail projects. Among other things, the funds will be used to improve speed and service in the Northeast, add faster rail lines in the Midwest and help spur more efficient train service between Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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NEW: Obama administration gives out $2 billion for high-speed rail projects
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NEW: This comes after Florida authorities reject $2 billion for an Orlando-to-Tampa line
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Obama wants 80% of Americans to have access to high-speed rail within 25 years
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Critics contend the project is wasteful and will do little to boost economic competitiveness

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By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 18:56 EST, 17 December 2012 | UPDATED: 02:56 EST, 18 December 2012 More than one in ten Conservative voters at the last election now backs the anti-Brussels UK Independence Party, according to a poll commissioned by former Tory vice chairman Lord Ashcroft (pictured) More than one in ten Conservative voters at the last election now backs the anti-Brussels UK Independence Party, but many will return to the fold if the Government delivers on immigration, welfare and the deficit, a poll suggests today. Just a quarter of those considering voting UKIP name relations with Europe as one of the top three issues facing Britain, according to the survey commissioned by former Tory vice chairman Lord Ashcroft.
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Survey of 20,000 commissioned by former Tory vice chairman Lord Ashcroft
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Poll suggests many Tory voters will return if Government delivers on welfare, immigration and the deficit
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Lord Ashcroft warns promise of EU referendum will not stop increase in UKIP support
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Says many voters view EU polls as seriously as the Eurovision Song Contest

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (CNN) -- You may have watched in wonder as Germany dismantled Brazil on Tuesday. But to really appreciate the art of German football you need to understand the lingo. The sport has its own vocabulary and, as is common in the German language, most new terms are created by simply lumping several words together to make a 15 or 20 character monster word that would be an entire sentence in many other languages. So here is our guide to help you become an expert while watching Sunday's final. 1. First, start strong in defense. You need a great goalkeeper or a TEUFELSKERL (Devil's Man). He needs to command the penalty area, be the first to corner kicks and block shots and penalty kicks. German history is rich with great goalies from Sepp Maier to Bodo Illgner and Oliver Kahn all the way to today's man between the posts, Manuel Neuer.
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Do you know your fly catcher from your banana pass?
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German success in the World Cup is matched by its creative language
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But to be German, winning must be tempered with pessimism, says CNN's Fred Pleitgen

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Washington (CNN) -- With the approach of congressional elections and the midpoint of what he hopes will be his first of two four-year terms, President Barack Obama is honing a humor-laced stump speech that is part pep talk, part populist ideology. Obama delivered similar versions of the speech at six fundraising events this week, kicking into full campaign mode with calls to continue the progress made so far by his administration. His poll numbers are shrinking, and Democrats are resigned to losing some congressional seats in November. Amid unabated criticism from the political right and unyielding legislative opposition by Republicans, the White House wants to galvanize the liberal base and maintain support from independents vital to Obama's election but who polls show turning away.
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President Obama shifts to campaign mode for the November election
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His well-honed stump speech uses humor to blame predecessors for inherited problems
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Progress has been made, but there's more to do, is Obama's message

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(CNN) -- After 302 days behind bars -- and 130 days on hunger strike -- Maikel Nabil is savoring his freedom and his food. Nabil, 26, was jailed after being convicted by an Egyptian military tribunal in March last year for writing a blog post and Facebook comments criticizing the country's military rulers who took over from ousted president Hosni Mubarak. He was released on January 24, one of 1,900 prisoners pardoned by Marshall Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, the head of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, before the first anniversary of the start of Egypt's revolution. By chance, Nabil was also released in time for the premiere of "Back to the Square," a film about life in post-Mubarak Egypt, featuring Nabil's brother Mark campaigning for his release.
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Maikel Nabil was jailed by military tribunal for criticizing Egyptian army in a blog post
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He was freed to celebrate the first anniversary of revolution and in time for release of film about his case
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Nabil is one of five stories of injustice featured in the film "Back to the Square"
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Other stories include convict asked to fight revolutionaries and a girl subjected to "virginity test"

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(CNN) -- Arsenal's hopes of winning the English Premier League title were dealt a severe blow as Arsene Wenger's team conceded a heartbreaking 102nd-minute equalizer in a pulsating climax to Sunday's 1-1 draw with Liverpool. Dutch striker Robin van Persie looked to have given the Gunners all three points, and closed the gap on leaders Manchester United to four points, with a penalty in the eighth minute of injury time at the Emirates Stadium. But with the last kick of the game, Van Persie's compatriot Dirk Kuyt converted a spot-kick for Kenny Dalglish's team to hand the visitors an extraordinary leveler in the 12th minute of time added on.
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Arsenal concede a 102nd-minute equalizer in a 1-1 draw against Liverpool
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Robin van Persie had given Arsenal the lead in the 108th minute with a penalty
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Dirk Kuyt scored a spot-kick for Kenny Dalglish's team in the 12th added minute
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Stoke City into the FA Cup final after a 5-0 win over Bolton Wanderers at Wembley

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(CNN)Two girls accused of stabbing a friend to impress the fictional Internet bogeyman Slenderman have been found competent to stand trial. The decision came out of a Wisconsin courtroom Thursday, Waukesha County Circuit Court reporter Kathy Fus told CNN. Morgan Geyser and Anissa Weier have been charged with attempted murder after authorities say they stabbed their classmate 19 times in May. All three were 12 at the time. The suspects allegedly left the victim to crawl to her own rescue. She was taken to a hospital after a passing bicyclist found her. Bicyclist who found victim: 'Who did that to you?'
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Morgan Geyser and Anissa Weier are being charged as adults with attempted murder
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They are accused of stabbing another girl more than a dozen times in May
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A preliminary hearing is set for February 18

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It was once the place to buy panthers, tigers and camels and even caught the fancy of Ronald Reagan, who rang up to pay for a baby elephant. But the Harrods Pet Kingdom will soon be no more - to be replaced with a womenswear section. The London department store's pet section opened in 1917, and rivalled London zoo with a vast array of animals which it sold for more than 50 years until most were outlawed by the 1976 Endangered Species Act. Barmy: John Rendall paid £3,000 in today's money for Christian the lion cub, which he kept in his Chelsea flat
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Department store Pet Kingdom opened in 1917 selling tigers and panthers
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Two Australian backpackers bought a lion cub and kept it in their flat
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The future U.S. president rang up to buy an elephant, his party's symbol
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But its exotic wares were outlawed under the 1976 Endangered Species Act

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Half of Americans believe Republican control of both chambers of Congress will be bad for the country, and a majority say it will in fact cause more gridlock in Washington, according to a new CNN/ORC nationwide poll. But the poll also shows the Republican Party's brand has improved over the past year, and they now are only slightly less popular than the Democratic Party. Democratic Party approval levels, meanwhile, have remained static. According to the survey, 50 percent of Americans believe the GOP taking control of the House and the Senate next year will be bad for America, and 52 percent expect it to lead to more gridlock. Another 37 percent, however, expect to see no difference in the levels of gridlock in Congress.
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A new CNN/ORC poll finds 50 percent of Americans think GOP control of Congress will be bad for America
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Sixty-eight percent of Americans believe the GOP isn't cooperating enough with the President
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The GOP brand has begun to rebound, now only slightly lagging Democrats in terms of popularity

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Three teenagers have been arrested and charged with attempted first-degree premeditated murder. Dylan Thomas, 17, his fiancee Jessie Umberger, 18, and Rebecca Gotay, 18, all students at Satellite High School in Satellite Beach, Florida, were arrested Friday and are being held without bond after they attacked a former friend Thursday morning before school, beating the man with a crowbar in hopes of killing him. The young man, Daniel Vukovich, 17, is in critical condition. Scroll down for video Dylan Thomas (above) has been charged with attempted murder after beating a 17-year-old with a crowbar Thomas and fiancee Jessie Umberger (above) planned the attack for weeks in retaliation for a theft by the victim
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Dylan Thomas, Jessie Umberger, and Rebecca Gotay, all students at Satellite High School in Florida, were arrested Friday for attempted murder
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After several weeks of planning they attempted to beat a former friend to death with a crowbar
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This after they accused the young man of stealing marijuana from them
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The victim,  Daniel Vukovich, is currently in critical condition after his mother found him in their driveway
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Thomas allegedly beat Vukovich while Gotay drove the getaway car

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(CNN)A little under two years ago, Borussia Dortmund was a mere 90 minutes away from being crowned champion of Europe. The Champions League final against domestic rival Bayern Munich at Wembley on May 25, 2013 didn't quite go to plan, but for a team that had won back-to-back German Bundesliga titles against the odds in the previous two seasons, there was still plenty to smile about. "We will come back, maybe not to Wembley, but we will try to come back to another final," Dortmund coach Jurgen Klopp said after the final whistle. Fast-forward to February 2015, and the club with such lofty ambitions finds itself bottom of a Bundesliga table it had previously been used to ruling.
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Borussia Dortmund sits bottom of the German Bundesliga table
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Dortmund's most recent loss to Augsburg left its fans angry and frustrated
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The German club won back-to-back Bundesliga titles in 2011 and 2012

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Question: Klopp's men slumped to a 1-0 defeat at home to a side reduced to 10 men, with further salt rubbed into the wound by the fact that @placeholder had never before beaten Dortmund in its history.


(CNN) -- Mitt Romney won all three of Tuesday's Republican presidential primaries, putting more distance between himself and his closest contender, Rick Santorum, who indicated he plans to fight on to his home state of Pennsylvania and beyond. Romney's wins in Wisconsin, Maryland and the District of Columbia put him past the halfway mark to the 1,144 delegates needed to clinch the nomination and add to a wide delegate lead that he holds over the other major GOP presidential candidates, according to CNN estimates. Yet Santorum indicated Tuesday night he would compete in the April 24 primaries in five states, including Pennsylvania, where his campaign hopes a win would be a gateway to a run of May primaries in states where he can capitalize on higher percentages of conservative voters.
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NEW: Santorum says he'll continue fight in home state, Pennsylvania, on April 24
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Romney: "We won a great victory tonight "
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Romney more than halfway to 1,144 delegates he needs for nomination, CNN estimates

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Gibraltar's first-ever senior competitive game ended in a 7-0 thumping by Poland in their opening Euro 2016 Group D qualifying match on Sunday night. Robert Lewandowski scored four, Kamil Grosicki fired in two and Lukas Szukala also got onto the scoresheet in a predictably one-sided match at Estadio Do Algarve. Gibraltar, UEFA's newest member and a country with a population of around 30,000, were accepted by the European governing body in May 2013 following a 14-year battle. Comfortable: Robert Lewandowski scored a four as Poland cruised to victory over Gibraltar Opener: Kamil Grosicki scored the opener with the help of a significant deflection
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Poland beat Gibraltar 7-0 in European Championships qualifier
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Robert Lewandowski scored a four and Kamil Grosicki  a brace
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Lukasz Szukala also got on the score-sheet
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Allen Bula's side worked hard but were easily outplayed

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Ashkelon, Israel (CNN) -- Malka Davidovich's Sunday started as her days normally do. She went to work. A nurse, Davidovich arrived at the Barzilai Medical Center in Ashkelon, Israel, where she was told her son, an Israeli soldier, was in the emergency room. "The truth is, I didn't even know he was in Gaza," she said. "So I ran to the emergency room and found him among a few other soldiers who were also wounded and had just arrived. To my joy, he was conscious, and he spoke to me, and my heart just kept going boom, boom, boom," said Davidovich.
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Malka Davidovich works as a nurse at the Barzilai Medical Center
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Her son was among the wounded soldiers brought in to be treated
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Sunday was the deadliest day so far in the battle between Israel, Hamas militants

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(CNN) -- A Canadian subsidiary of a U.S.-based multinational firm pleaded guilty in federal court Thursday to illegally sending software to China, which it used in the development of its first advanced attack helicopter, according to the U.S. attorney in Connecticut. Pratt & Whitney Canada -- a subsidiary of Hartford, Connecticut-based United Technologies Corporation -- pleaded guilty to violating the Arms Export Control Act. In a case going back more than a decade, the firm admitted it sold software that was used in the development and testing of the new Z-10 helicopter for China's army. UTC, Pratt & Whitney Canada and another UTC subsidiary -- Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation -- agreed to pay more than $75 million as part of a settlement with the U.S. government because of the arms export violations and for making false statements, according to a statement from U.S. Attorney David B. Fein and other federal officials.
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Military technology was illegally sold to China by an American multinational firm
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It helped China develop and produce its first advanced attack helicopter, U.S. officials say
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United Technologies Corporation agrees to pay more than $75 million as part of a settlement
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Pratt & Whitney Canada pleads guilty on Thursday to violating the Arms Export Control Act

Question: If the first flight will be with a gun ship then we could have problems with the @placeholder government."


(CNN) -- "I don't know the ins and outs of his politics (but) for his procession to become President I was in America and his speeches were spine tingling. Barack Obama can talk, and coming after Bush it was something to behold. In my humble opinion, if he loses the next election to the other bunch then, good Lord, I will run myself." So says Noel Gallagher, former creative force of British band Oasis and one of rock 'n' roll's biggest mouths. Singer-songwriter, brother to Liam and now a U.S. presidential candidate: 2012 promises to be quite a year for the 45-year-old whose song-writing talent has taken him from unemployment in a city called Manchester in northern England to sell-out stadium tours around the world, playing to millions.
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Noel Gallagher, 45, is former musical force behind British band Oasis
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His new album: "Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds," topped the charts in the UK in October 2011
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Oasis' second album (What's the story) Morning Glory? sold nearly four million copies in the United States
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First solo album tour includes 81 shows across Europe, the Pacific (Japan and Australia) and America

Question: "Four American tours in a row were either never started or never finished (with @placeholder) and we were subtitled on television because of our accents ... basically people couldn't understand a word we were saying.


(CNN) -- Commentators who have watched the conflict in Northern Ireland play out for decades call the peace process a miracle. Various leaders negotiated for years to bring an end to Northern Ireland's "troubles." Culminating in a power sharing deal between Ulster's unionists, led by Ian Paisley, and Sinn Fein, the political arm of the IRA (nationalists), led by Gerry Adams, the road to peace has been a torturous one characterized by violence, set-backs and numerous false starts. Only recently the Ulster Defence Association, Northern Ireland's largest loyalist group, said it will cease to be an armed paramilitary group, starting at midnight on November 11, saying the "war is over."
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Some commentators have called the peace process in Northern Ireland a "miracle"
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It culminated in a power sharing deal between the Ulster's unionists and Sinn Fein
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Peace and prosperity would not have occurred without diplomacy

Question: But as @placeholder of Sinn Fein told CNN, the conflict was primarily a local one that needed to be solved by local people: "The people who have to be the brokers are the people who live in the areas of conflict.


Washington (CNN) -- A new incident inflaming tensions between the United States and Afghanistan -- this time the alleged massacre of 16 Afghan civilians by a U.S. soldier -- calls into question the chances for stability as the U.S.-led military mission shifts security responsibility to Afghan forces in coming months. Sunday's shootings in Kandahar province followed a series of events that already had sparked anger and distrust between the Afghan and U.S. governments, including the burning of Qurans by U.S. soldiers that led to a violent backlash, including attacks that killed U.S. service members. Now the concern is that an atrocity apparently carried out by a lone American soldier will heighten anti-U.S. sentiments among a civilian population that is key to a successful counterinsurgency strategy against the Taliban.
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Another atrocity heightens anti-U.S. sentiments in Afghanistan
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U.S. officials say the latest shooting won't change the Afghanistan mission or timetable
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Security responsibilities are to be turned over to Afghan forces by the end of 2014
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Last week, two dozen U.S. senators called for speeding up the transition

Question: "If it becomes clear in multiple regions that they would prefer a smaller @placeholder role, especially one not in the lead, I do think that means transitioning to an Afghan lead faster," Jones said.


Kick It Out chairman Lord Ouseley has criticised Rio Ferdinand for treating the anti-racism organisation as a 'punchbag' and for what they consider damaging inaccuracies in his autobiography. In #2sides, QPR defender Ferdinand labels Kick It Out 'useless', accuses it of 'pure lip service' and of a lack of support during John Terry's trial for racially abusing his young brother Anton in 2012. But Ouseley believes Ferdinand's anger should be directed 'at the real power brokers' and not Kick It Out who, he says, supported the family as much as possible. Lord Ouseley (right) has hit back at Rio Ferdinand following the defender's public criticism of Kick It Out
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Kick It Out chairman Lord Ouseley is not happy with the way Rio Ferdinand has hit out at his organisation
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Ferdinand criticised Kick It Out for failing to support his brother Anton
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The QPR defender branded the anti-racism organisation 'useless'
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Ouseley believes Ferdinand should direct anger 'at the real power brokers'
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Kick It Out chairman adds that Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish's behaviour over Luis Suarez-Patrice Evra race row was 'appalling'

Question: 'The @placeholder family were severely abused, I was severely abused - I got hundreds of abusive emails - and they deserved a full apology.'


Deep inside Jwaneng, the world's richest diamond mine in southern Botswana, Tshepo Kgomokhumo drives his massive truck through piles of rocks forming a lunar-like landscape. His job is to ferry away ton after ton of unwanted rocks while a small army of bulldozers near him tears into the earth's crust in search of the precious stones. "I'm a soldier for my country," Kgomokhumo says. For him, as well as many others in this small, arid country, diamonds are a source of both income and pride. The economy of Botswana, a landlocked country in southern Africa, has been transformed by diamonds. Since their discovery in late 1960s, the development of the country has been built on the gems buried deep in its soil.
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De Beers is moving its rough diamond trading operation to Botswana
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The move is expected to boost the country's booming diamond industry
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Diamonds have helped turn Botswana into one of Africa's most prosperous countries
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Officials say they are aware that diamonds are exhaustible

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(CNN) -- That's right, I said it. And I mean it. Roland Martin says the GOP is missing its chance to win black voters. The GOP as a whole is completely scared of black voters, and the actions by the front-runners for the party's 2008 nomination show they are continuing the same silly political games the party has played for years. Oh, don't bother tossing out the appointments of Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice as secretary of state by Bush. Yes, they are African-American. But I'm speaking of the party. Ever since Richard Nixon ran for the White House, the GOP has run on a "Southern Strategy," meant to alienate blacks in an effort to garner white voters. They've worked the strategy to perfection. When he was head of the Republican National Committee, Ken Mehlman apologized for that strategy as he sought to make inroads among black voters.
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Martin: Republican outreach efforts to black voters are lacking
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Martin: Democrats win the black vote because they try for it
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Martin: GOP could appeal to blacks on immigration, education, health care

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(CNN) -- Suede slip-ons, elegant high-heels or lace-up brogues -- whatever shoes you wear in an important business meeting you want to look your shiny best. Some people apply polish with a brush and others choose a cloth, while those coming from afar often leave the task to the capable hands of craftsmen who can make travel-worn footwear look like brand new. If someone has shined your shoes in a South African airport, it's probably thanks to Lere Mgayiya. "We're the biggest shoe-shine company in Africa," he explains without sounding arrogant. "In Johannesburg we shine about 350 pairs of shoes a day, and about 120 pairs in Cape Town and another 120 in Durban." In total, Lere's Shoe Shine business has 45 employees across the three major airports, and the boss is now eyeing partnerships in America and UK, as well as expansion across Africa.
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Lere Mgayiya spent five years working for South Africa Airways
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He worked with livestock on his family's business
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Winning the Sandlam Money Game on TV led to a quick cash injection
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Now, his shoeshining business has 45 staff and turnover of more than 2.5 million rand

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If you weren't lucky enough to win a seat at the table for dinner tonight with George Clooney and President Barack Obama, fear not. You may still have a chance to party with the president and a celebrity or two in the near future. Two lucky Obama supporters will join Clooney, the president and 150 other guests who ponied up an estimated $6 million to dine at the movie star's Los Angeles home for a dinner Thursday. The raffle earned the campaign another $9 million, according to the campaign. And, following Obama's historic announcement in support of same-sex marriage Wednesday, the haul from Hollywood may only increase.
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A CNN analysis shows celebs have donated nearly $7 million to Obama so far
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George Clooney hosting major fundraiser for Obama Thursday night

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(CNN) -- A new battle has erupted on the global stage over the future of free speech. Its epicenter moved to the U.N. General Assembly, where world leaders expounded on the great issues of the day. The annual U.N. gathering came just days after a chain reaction of ferocious protests in Muslim countries against a video on YouTube insulting Islam. Reaction to the video led to the deaths, at last count, of more than 50 people, including the U.S. ambassador to Libya, Christopher Stevens. So, the hateful video and the mass violence became an inescapable topic at the United Nations. And yet there was intense disagreement about what exactly was troubling about the events of the last few weeks and what action they demand.
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Frida Ghitis: A recent anti-Islam video became an inescapable topic at the United Nations
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Ghitis: Some leaders say we should limit free speech to prevent insults to religions
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She says calls for anti-blasphemy laws should alarm democracy advocates
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Ghitis: President Barack Obama is right to defend free speech and U.S. should push for it

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French prime minister Manuel Valls (pictured) has hit back at criticism of his country by John Lewis boss Andy Street The French prime minister has hit back at stinging criticism of his country by John Lewis boss Andy Street - by suggesting the department boss was drunk. Mr Street said last week that France was 'hopeless and downbeat' and described the Paris train station Gare du Nord as 'the squalor pit of Europe'. But during a visit to Britain, French premier Manuel Valls described the remarks as 'absurd' and suggested the retail boss had 'drunk too much beer'. Mr Street has since apologised for last week's comments, in which he urged those with investments there to 'get them out quickly'
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John Lewis managing director Andy Street had said France was 'hopeless and down beat'
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Mr Street has apologised saying comments were meant to be 'lighthearted'
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Manuel Valls described the comments as 'absurd' and hit out at British trait of 'French bashing'

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(Budget Travel) -- It's every city's favorite excuse for a party. Here are ten spectacular ways to ring in 2009. Brilliant and colorful fireworks light up Australia's Sydney Harbour Bridge last New Year's Eve. Bangkok: A fresh tradition If Times Square's light show doesn't cut it for you, head to the capital of Thailand, where a 52-foot-high Greeting Ball Tower signals the arrival of midnight. Outside of the giant CentralWorld shopping mall, about 500,000 revelers join hands to count down to the New Year. Earlier in the evening, events include seven concert performances by Thai stars. Grab a glass of Chang beer from an outdoor garden for about $1.50. BudgetTravel.com: See slideshow of New Year's hot spots
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80,000 hard partiers jam streets of Cape Town, South Africa on January 2
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12 Icelandic bonfires dot Reykjavík and bars open a little AFTER midnight
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, offers all-night whirlwind of beach dancing, live concerts
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Vegas has Tribute-Palooza: bands imitate U2, Kiss, Elton John and others

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By Nina Golgowski PUBLISHED: 00:59 EST, 21 September 2012 | UPDATED: 07:38 EST, 21 September 2012 Maggie Rizer's two-year-old golden retriever Bea was healthy and prepared for her flight across the country, according to the doting dog owner who says she took every precaution to ensure the dog's safety. So when the model, her husband Alex Mehran and their 10-month-old son Zander landed in San Francisco from New York earlier this month, the last thing they expected to hear was that one of their two dogs didn't make it. 'We drove to the dark cargo terminal and on arrival in the hangar were told simply, “One of them is dead” by the emotionless worker who seemed more interested in his text messages,' Maggie wrote in a heated web post on Thursday titled: 'United Airlines Killed Our Golden Retriever.'
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Bea, the couple's two-year-old dog, died of heatstroke while aboard the United flight according to an autopsy report
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Vancouver, British Columbia (CNN) -- With a wink of its eye, Canada brought to close the Winter Olympics by making fun of one the glitches that plagued the first week of the games. As the closing ceremonies began, a mime with a tool belt came out to the caldron, where one of the legs was still in the floor of BC Place, having failed to rise during the opening ceremonies 17 days ago. The mime found the power cords weren't connected, but when he plugged it in, sparks flew from the power supply. The mime found a rope and pretended to pull the fourth leg up into place as the crowd roared its approval.
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Winter Olympics end Sunday with Canada claiming most gold, U.S. most total medals
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These Olympics needed saving after death of Georgian luger in training accident
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No gold medal was as inspiring as bronze won by figure skater Joannie Rochette

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated  Press Reporter The police officer who fatally shot a Hofstra University junior as she was being held at gunpoint by an intruder last year has been cleared of any wrongdoing. Officer Nikolas Budimlic ‘acted accordingly’ when he opened fire, killing not only the armed suspect but 21-year-old Andrea Rebello in May 2013, at an off-campus New York house, the Nassau County District Attorney's Office announced on Wednesday following an 11-month investigation. Budimlic ‘reasonably perceived threats of deadly force against himself and others and acted accordingly,’ the report states. Scroll down for video Twins Jessica and Andrea Rebello, seen in this undated Facebook photo, were startled when Dalton Smith broke into their off-campus home
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Andrea Rebello was killed by a single bullet by a police officer who was firing at her capture during May 2013 home invasion
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Officer Nikolas Budimlic has been cleared of any wrongdoing following an 11-month investigation
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Rebello's family had been attempting to sue Nassau County for wrongful death
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Dalton Smith, 30, apparently broke into the home after following the Rebello twins and their friends from an off-campus bar
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He was shot seven times by Budimlic

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By Emma Glanfield PUBLISHED: 12:08 EST, 13 March 2014 | UPDATED: 16:05 EST, 13 March 2014 A classic Aston Martin DBS which featured in hit television show The Persuaders is expected to sell for £550,000 when it goes under the hammer. Roger Moore, who played aristocratic Lord Brett Sinclair in the 1971 show, could often be spotted driving around in the bright yellow customised sports car. The Persuaders, which also featured Moore’s super-rich playboy side-kick Danny Wilde, played by Tony Curtis, was the most expensive show of its time with production taking place in various glamorous locations.
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The customised Aston Martin DBS has had five owners since finding fame
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Both Roger Moore and Tony Curtis have signed the boot of the motor
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It is expected to fetch £550,000 when it goes under the hammer in May

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By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 07:29 EST, 28 November 2013 | UPDATED: 09:18 EST, 28 November 2013 'Scrooge': Jane Porter, Headteacher of Whitehill Primary School in Gravesend, has defended her ban on Christmas A primary school headmistress has forbidden children as young as four from mentioning Christmas, threatening to cut their play time if they break the rule. Jane Porter has imposed a Christmas ban on all pupils and staff at Whitehill Primary School in Gravesend, Kent until December. Outraged parents say their children are being punished over something they are too young to understand. Mrs Porter claims holiday excitement has been taking hold too early and is distracting the pupils at the Kent school.
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Jane Porter say festive excitement is distracting the pupils
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Children at Whitehill Primary School in Gravesend on Christmas ban
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Four-year-olds punished with cut playtime if they mention the holidays
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Headmistress Porter says Christmas will be 'allowed' from December 1

Question: However, parents at Whitehill say many of the children, who are aged four and upwards, do not understand why they are not allowed to mention Christmas, and are branding Mrs Porter a '@placeholder'.


Mountains of rubbish are piling up in the Spanish city of Seville after a strike by binmen reached its tenth day. Rubbish collectors are protesting at proposed cuts to their working conditions as the Andalusian city's municipal government battles to balance its books. So far around 6,000 tons of rubbish have been left uncollected since the strike started. It started when the management of Lipasam, Seville's municipal street cleaning company, rejected a plan by the city council to reduce the garbage collectors' wages by five per cent while increasing their working hours. A young girl rides her bike past a mound of garbage during the ninth day of the Seville waste disposal strike
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Rubbish collectors are protesting against plan to reduce their wages by 5% while increasing their working hours
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Similar strikes also occurred in Jérez de la Frontera and Granada, two of Andalusia’s other large tourist cities

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(CNN) -- Shailene Woodley isn't just the lead actress in "The Fault In Our Stars." She's one of the book's original fans. Long before she landed the role of Hazel Grace, a bright 16-year-old facing cancer, she sent the novel's author, John Green, an impassioned, lengthy e-mail rallying for "The Fault In Our Stars" to become a movie. "I didn't say I needed to be Hazel," Woodley said at the movie's New York premiere on June 2. "I said I needed this movie to get made. Because I knew that it would change the lives of millions of people." If the movie version of "The Fault In Our Stars" is anything like the book, Woodley will soon be proven right. The adaptation, now in theaters, is faithful to its beloved source material, which chronicles the romance between two cancer patients with humor, intelligence and honesty. Author Green had already amassed a fan base when "The Fault In Our Stars" was released as a novel in January 2012, one devoted enough to earn him the title of "The Teen Whisperer."
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Shailene Woodley wanted to see "Fault In Our Stars" made into a movie
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She wants to change what a female lead can look like
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She believes the movie will "change the lives of millions of people"

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At May’s Football Writers’ Association dinner held in honour of 2014 winner Luis Suarez, Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers told an audience that he had been privileged to work with the Uruguayan and spoke of the lengths the player had reached to improve his behaviour. What we know now, as many of us suspected back then, was that Suarez had merely been fooling us all along. Inside this gifted footballer’s head is a brain that simply cannot be rewired. Towards the end of this awful game in the stifling heat of Natal on Tuesday afternoon, I had found my mind wandering to the next steps in this competition. Thoughts of Thursday’s Germany-USA game and Saturday’s knockout tie between Brazil and Chile had begun to occupy me.
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Luis Suarez appeared to bite Giorgio Chiellini during Uruguay's 1-0 win over Italy
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Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers said working with Suarez had been a privilege last season
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The striker bit Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic last year and PSV’s Otman Bakkal back in 2010
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This magical World Cup now has its first major controversy
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Suarez's immense talent will never overshadow his dark side

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By Martha De Lacey PUBLISHED: 11:39 EST, 19 December 2012 | UPDATED: 11:46 EST, 19 December 2012 For diners with a really wild side, there is now a way to put a beastly spin on mealtimes. A Dutch crockery designer has created a range of quirky, animal-themed, white ceramic tableware pieces, including a hippo that dispenses oil and a pair of elephant salt and pepper pots. Interior designer Emilie Kroner founded her company Piselli Projects in January, and White Animal Life is their first project. Two by two: The rhino and hippo pair who dispense oil and vinegar and cost 340 Euro (£277) for the pair
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Dutch company Piselli founded in January by Emilie Kroner
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White Animal Life is their first project
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ALSO the mug company with breeds of dog inside their teacups

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By Phil Gradwell for MailOnline Follow @@GraddersOnline Pep Guardiola has hailed new signing Xabi Alonso - but has warned that Bayern Munich's players must give him some help on the pitch or he 'will be dead'. Alonso will line up against Manchester City in the Champions League on Wednesday and he has seamlessly integrated into the Bayern team, running the show in the 2-0 win over Stuttgart on Saturday. Guardiola said: 'With Xabi we had a lot of possession against Stuttgart. He knows his job in this position. Xabi Alonso is a pass master and dictated the game for Bayern Munich in their Bundesliga win over Stuttgart
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Xabi Alonso will play for Bayern against Manchester City
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Pep Guardiola hails Alonso's 'eye for short and long passes'
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Guardiola acknowledges his fellow Spaniard needs help in midfield
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Bastian Schweinsteiger among Bayern midfielders out injured

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She must agree to star away from 30 Rock star and his pregnant wife By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 19:05 EST, 14 February 2013 | UPDATED: 09:01 EST, 15 February 2013 Genevieve Sabourin, the actress who claims she spent the night with Alec Baldwin and is accused of then turning stalker, has turned down a jail-free plea deal. Prosecutors offered Sabourin an eventual dismissal if she does 18 months of counselling and agrees to stay at least ten blocks away from the Baldwin main residence, the yoga studios where his pregnant wife Hilaria works, and NBC studios. Sabourin would also be banned from going to Amagansett, the East Hampton town where the couple own their second home.
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She must agree to star away from 30 Rock star and his pregnant wife

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Ronald Reagan bedded more than 50 of Hollywood's leading ladies at a luxury LA hotel bungalow, according to a sensational new biography. During his time as a young 'B-movie' Hollywood actor, Reagan courted screen sirens including Marilyn Monroe, Doris Day, Joan Blondell and Lana Turner at the three-bedroom bungalow in the grounds of the Garden of Allah hotel in Hollywood, the book claims. The revelations are made in a biography to be published on Valentine's Day titled Love Triangle: Ronald Reagan, Jane Wyman & Nancy Davis, reports The Sunday Times. Scroll down for video Ronald Reagan (left) charmed more than 50 of Hollywood's leading ladies at his luxury LA villa, according to a new biography. During his time as an actor he became involved with the young Marilyn Monroe (right)
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Alleged liaisons took place at the Garden of Allah hotel in Los Angeles
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Reagan courted famous faces including Marilyn Monroe and Doris Day, Joan Blondell and Lana Turner
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Dates  facilitated by Warner Bros which set him  with actresses to promote both their respective careers
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Claims made in a biography  titled Love Triangle: Ronald Reagan, Jane Wyman & Nancy Davis

Question: The book, which goes further than any previous biographies, claims that Reagan was considering marrying Doris Day, but instead married another actress, the future first lady, @placeholder.


By Michael Zennie and Helen Pow PUBLISHED: 23:14 EST, 11 April 2013 | UPDATED: 01:01 EST, 12 April 2013 TechCrunch blog founder Michael Arrington has denied claims he raped and physically abused an ex-girlfriend, insisting she made up the 'impossible' accusations because she was bitter he had taken up with a new lover. Arrington, a Silicon Valley kingmaker, is demanding Jenn Allen unconditionally retract a series of 'false and defamatory' statements she made about him on Facebook in recent weeks and has threatened legal action if she doesn't oblige. He also said he has involved police. Allen, herself a tech entrepreneur, claimed Arrington had physically and emotionally abused her during their eight year relationship, culminating in the alleged rape on March 5, 2012, and said he threatened to kill her if she told anyone. In a subsequent post on a news site, she claimed that Arrington had also sexually assaulted a friend.
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Jenn Allen, who says she dated Silicon Valley titan Michael Arrington for eight years, made a post on Facebook claiming he had abused her
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Arrington's attorney has denied the claims and sent Allen a stern letter demanding she retract them
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Arrington founded the influential Silicon Valley blog TechCrunch and later sold it for $25million

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By Howard Fendrich Marion Bartoli says she has no regrets about retiring shortly after winning Wimbledon a year ago. She also says she logs onto YouTube every couple of days to watch her last-point ace that ended the 2013 final at the All England Club. About six weeks after winning her only Grand Slam trophy, Bartoli announced she was quitting the sport at age 28. VIDEO Scroll down for Marion Bartoli: I watch my Wimbledon win every two days No regrets: Marion Bartoli believes she was right to retire after her Wimbledon win last year Victor: Bartoli lifts the Venus Rosewater Dish after her win over Sabine Lisicki in last year's final
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Bartoli says she has no regrets following her retirement last year
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French star announced she was quitting six weeks after Wimbledon title
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It was her maiden Grand Slam crown in 47th attempt at victory
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Becomes the first woman since Steffi Graf in 1997 to not defend her crown

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Celebrity: Stoned Fox may be a badly stuffed piece of taxidermy but that hasn't stopped him finding fame It started with a bid. Now a taxidermied fox has become 'the winner of the internet' after becoming a popular meme in Russia. The stuffed creature, known as Stoned Fox because of his 'drug-addicted' look, has found favour with internet users, who have taken to Photoshop and let their imaginations run wild. Digital trickery has seen Stoned Fox take his place all over history, from posing with US president Barack Obama to wartime conferences with Joseph Stalin and Winston Churchill, and a Leonardo Da Vinci painting to the edge of the stratosphere, just like Felix Baumgartner.
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Stoned Fox found a Russian fanbase after being auctioned on eBay
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Fans using photo software to show him alongside presidents and film stars
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Creator Adele Morse said: 'He's not perfect but has lots of character'

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By Craig Hope Follow @@CraigHope01 World Cup stars will have to go the extra mile for their countries in the heat of Brazil – the United States, however, have taken that all too literally. For the Americans will travel a staggering 10,188 miles during their group campaign, the equivalent of flying from London to Rio and almost back again. That is nearly 9,000 miles more than the distance which will be covered by Belgium, who hit lucky when they were drawn in Group H, meaning their longest journey will be a 35-minute flight to Belo Horizonte for the opening game with Algeria.
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Jurgen Klinsmann's side will spend 20 hours in the air during the group stage
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Belgium travel less than any other country at the tournament
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England face one mammoth journey to Manaus before shorter trips to Sao Paulo and Belo Horizonte

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Rest in peace: Diane Disney Miller, 79, daughter of Walt Disney, the only biological child of Walt Disney, died November 19, 2013 in Napa, California from injuries sustained in a fall Diane Disney Miller, the well-respected philanthropist and daughter of Walt Disney, has died at her home in Napa, California. She was 79 years old. Her death Tuesday was confirmed by The Walt Disney Co. The cause was complications from a fall in September, according to the Los Angeles Times. ‘As the beloved daughter of Walt Disney and one of his inspirations for creating Disneyland, she holds a special place in the history of The Walt Disney Co. and in the hearts of fans everywhere,’ Robert A. Iger, the company's president and CEO, said in a statement. ‘She will be remembered for her grace and generosity and tireless work to preserve her father's legacy.’
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Miss Disney Miller, Walt Disney's sole biological daughter, has died from complications after a fall in September
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Miller played a key role in completion of the Frank Gehry-designed Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles
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Survived by her husband of 59 years, Ronald, seven children and 13 grandchildren
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Younger adopted sister Sharon died of cancer in 1993

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Atlanta Falcons defensive end Osi Umenyiora describes returning to his city of birth for the latest International Series contest at Wembley as a 'dream come true'. Umenyiora, who was born in London, will line up for the Falcons against the Detroit Lions on Sunday in front of over 80,000 fans at Wembley Stadium. The 32-year-old spent his early years in England before his parents moved to Nigeria and then to Alabama in the United States. Osi Umenyiora will return to England this week when the Atlanta Falcons take on the Detroit Lions Now in his 12th season in the NFL, Umenyiora has won two Super Bowls with the New York Giants and appeared in two Pro Bowls.
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Osi Umenyiora will return to England this week when Atlanta face Detroit
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Defensive end was born in London before moving to Nigeria aged seven
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He won two Super Bowls with New York Giants before  Atlanta move
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32-year-old not concerned at early lunchtime kick-off at Wembley
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Umenyiora believes London has fan-base for a permanent franchise

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Question: The people from @placeholder that live here would support the game first, but as soon as the people from England understand the game I think they will have a true feeling for it.'


(CNN) -- The world received word yesterday that the publishers of Encyclopedia Britannica would stop producing hardbound, paper copies of their venerable reference. Actually, they stopped in 2010 but didn't tell anyone. Now they've disclosed they've been able to sell just 8,000 copies of the collection. The rest are in a warehouse in Chicago, looking for someone who needs historically accurate, out-of-date information. According to the company, they'll continue publishing online and will sell their services to individuals, schools and libraries. In some respects, that's good. The Web is much more easily updated, more interactive, and can deliver motion, sound, and color simultaneously. In other respects, that's not good, particularly for young readers, older folks, immigrants, and technophobes who'd rather read a book.
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Encyclopedia Britannica announced that it won't print more books
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James O'Rourke says as much as we gain from the Internet, there are also losses
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Britannica's accuracy and availability made it a valuable resource, he says
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O'Rourke: A third of Americans aren't connected to the web

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The Gospel of St Luke was actually written by Jesus' mother, Mary, making it the first female book in the Bible, a writer has claimed. Dr Adam Bradford believes the document people have come to know as the Third Gospel began life as a legal defence document in a trial. Luke, a Greek physician, was tasked with writing a letter of support for St Paul who was imprisoned in Rome for the political crime of supporting Jesus. The Gospel According to Luke (pictured in a folio from one of the oldest extant New Testament manuscripts in Greek) was actually written by Jesus's mother Mary- making it the first female book in the Bible, a London historian has claimed
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Dr Adam Bradford believes third Gospel was originally a legal document
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He says it was written by Luke, a Greek physician, as a letter of support for St Paul who was imprisoned for the political crime of supporting Jesus
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Details about Jesus' childhood could only have come from Mary, he claims
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He argues feminine words in the scripture give away the true author
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While the Gospel of Mark has a feminine word content totalling 116, Luke has more than double that at 247

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Rancho Palos Verdes, California (CNN) -- Google Glass, the wearable technology from the search giant, is gaining a ton of buzz. But Apple CEO Tim Cook is not a huge fan of its potential. "I think from a mainstream point of view, this is difficult, " Cook said, referring to whether a lot of people will want to pay $1,500 to buy the product. In recent weeks, Google Glass, a piece of computing hardware wrapped around the face, has been distributed to its first group of beta testers in the real world. Cook noted that he needs glasses to see and questioned whether people would want wearable technology on their faces.
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"From a mainstream point of view, this is difficult, " Apple CEO Tim Cook says of Google Glass
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Cook spoke Tuesday night at a tech conference in suburban Los Angeles
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Google Glass is a piece of computing hardware wrapped around the face
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It has been distributed to its first group of beta testers in the real world

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By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 06:27 EST, 18 July 2012 | UPDATED: 08:21 EST, 18 July 2012 The Bank of England may cut interest rates to below its current record low of 0.5% in the coming months to try to revive Britain's depressed economy. Members of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) opted to pump more emergency cash into the economy earlier this month, but not before discussing in more detail the possibility of a first cut in rates since March 2009, it was revealed today. Detailed minutes show while they ultimately opted to increase its quantitative easing (QE) programme to £375 billion, its members agreed to consider cutting interest rates below 0.5%.
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July minutes from the Bank's Monetary Policy Committee reveal members might alter interest rates

Question: Survey data continued to weaken in the month before the meeting, the @placeholder said, while there were increasing signs that the threat of the eurozone crisis was hitting UK growth.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:55 EST, 25 August 2013 | UPDATED: 09:19 EST, 26 August 2013 As speculation over his alleged drug abuse continues to intensify, it has been reported that Khloe Kardashian has 'separated' from husband Lamar Odom. US website TMZ has claimed that the couple are living apart and have effectively 'split' after the reality star threw her husband out of the house. In the wake of the reports, Khloe has vented on Twitter, saying: 'Really hard to sit here and listen to people talk s*** about my family! F*** you and shame on you! I'm too protective for this s***!'
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The couple has reportedly 'separated' following the claims of drug abuse
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Khloe Kardashian has responded by going on expletive filled Twitter rant

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A senior Bloomberg News journalist quit his role earlier this month, saying the "mishandling" by his bosses of a story critical of China was behind his departure, amid suggestions that the New York-based company is pushing a financial strategy for China that overshadows editorial autonomy. Asia Editor-at-Large Ben Richardson left the news organization at the beginning of March in protest at his senior colleagues' approach toward a long-running investigative piece that sought to expose hidden financial ties between the families of Chinese officials and a wealthy businessman. The New York Times, amongst others, first covered the story of the piece's non-publishing in November of last year.
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Bloomberg editor-at-large Ben Richardson leaves company, saying "top brass" mishandled sensitive story
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News organization claims the story wasn't ready for publication, a claim disputed by Richardson
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Sales of terminals in China and access to Chinese financial data may influence editorial decisions
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Move follows other international news organizations running afoul of Chinese authorities

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A nurse in Nigeria. A businessman in Saudi Arabia. A Spanish priest in Liberia. With the World Health Organization announcing Wednesday that 932 deaths had been reported or confirmed as a result of Ebola hemorrhagic fever, Saudi Arabia joined the list of countries with suspected cases. "This is the biggest and most complex Ebola outbreak in history," Dr. Tom Frieden, director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said. Nearly all of those deaths have been in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, where more than 1,700 cases have been reported, according to WHO. The agency said 108 new cases were reported between Saturday and Monday in those countries and Nigeria.
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More than 900 people have died in West Africa because of the outbreak
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American Nancy Writebol's family ''encouraged by her condition''
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President Obama says U.S. concentrating on public health approach
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Spanish priest who contracted the disease in Liberia will be flown to Madrid

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A person claiming to be accused Tinder murderer Gable Tostee has taken to a bodybuilding forum to give dating tips. The 28-year-old was charged with the murder of New Zealand tourist Warriena Wright who fell 14 storeys from his Gold Coast apartment last year. Under the username 'G T', they responded to the forum post created by another user who was seeking advice on how to get an older women. The man asks for help to come up with a response after  the women's last message to him was: 'You are a cutie but what can you offer me at your age?' through the online dating site Plenty of Fish.
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An online user has posted on a bodybuilding forum under the name GT
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In response to the forum question, 'GT' posted his suggestion on Tuesday
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Tostee is alleged to have murdered New Zealand woman Warriena Wright
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He was released from custody in November under strict bail conditions

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By Richard Shears PUBLISHED: 07:08 EST, 14 October 2013 | UPDATED: 09:15 EST, 14 October 2013 Japan has reportedly struck a deal to sell millions of pounds worth of machinery to the Royal Navy. Approving the move, the Japanese government said to would not violate Tokyo's policy against arms sales. The gas turbine parts will be manufactured by Kawasaki Heavy Industries, a name associated more around the world with top quality, high-speed motorcycles. HMS Kent: The Japanese government said the deal will not contravene Tokyo's anti-arms selling policy because the gas turbines are 'not regarded as weapons' The parts are to be produced for Rolls-Royce, which has a manufacturing co-operation arrangement with Kawasaki, and RR will then supply them to the navy, according to Japan's business daily Nikkei and Kyodo News.
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Japanese government says deal would not violate policy against arms sales
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The gas turbine parts will be manufactured by Kawasaki Heavy Industries
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The parts are to be produced for Rolls-Royce, which will pass them on the Navy

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Washington (CNN) -- Five close calls involving passenger jets at big U.S. airports prompted a recommendation on Monday for new rules to prevent planes from getting dangerously close to each other when one aborts a landing. The National Transportation Safety Board recommended the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) change its standards to ensure safe aircraft separation in cases of a "go-around." That's when pilots cut short a landing at the last minute and pull up to circle the airport before making another try. NTSB Chairwoman Deborah Hersman outlined four incidents in 2012 and one in 2006 when planes initiating "go-arounds" and got dangerously close to aircraft taking off or landing.
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National Transportation Safety Board concerned about near misses during aborted landings
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Safety issue arises when planes scrub landing and then pull up to circle airport

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Hong Kong (CNN) -- A Chinese mother, desperate for her son to come home for the upcoming Lunar New Year, has placed a full page ad in a newspaper in Australia, saying she won't pressure him to get married anymore. "Dear Peng, I've called you many times but you don't pick up, maybe you will see this," the anonymous mother wrote, according to a copy of the ad provided to CNN by the newspaper. "Dad and mom won't ever force you to get married anymore, come home for Chinese New Year! From your mom who loves you." The ad, which appeared on the front page of the Chinese Melbourne Daily on Tuesday, would cost $2,796.80 Australian dollars ($2465), according to its advertising rate card.
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Mother's front page ad begs son to come home for Lunar New Year
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She promises not to force him to get married anymore
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Some resort to renting fake boyfriends online to get parents off their backs

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By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 06:10 EST, 10 October 2012 | UPDATED: 11:55 EST, 10 October 2012 Comedian Freddie Starr today said accusations he tried to grope a 14-year-old girl at a Jimmy Savile sex party 40 years ago are killing him. The 69-year-old madcap comic says he wants 'I told you I was innocent' carved into his tombstone as he fears he could have a massive heart attack and die because of the stress. ‘I have never groped a woman in my life,’ he told ITV's This Morning, and was visibly shaking when he said he was going to hospital after the interview because he was suffering from heart palpitations.
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Karin Ward says he abused her on Savile’s show 'Clunk Click' in 1974
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The comic fears he may die from the stress of 'false' allegations
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'If I do have a heart attack and die it will say "I told you I was innocent",' he said
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He also branded Savile 'disgusting' for allegedly abusing at least 30 children

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Former Sporting Lisbon manager Paulo Sergio insists Ryan Gauld’s star is on the rise with the Portuguese giants after the Scottish teenager made his league debut on Sunday night. The former Hearts boss has been keeping tabs on Gauld since he made the £3million switch from Dundee United to Portugal last summer and saw the 19-year-old make an impression from the bench in the 4-2 win over Rio Ave. Gauld was introduced in the 65th minute and was involved when Joao Mario added a third goal two minutes later after the young Scot’s cheeky nut-meg set up former Manchester United winger Nani to cross.
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Ryan Gauld came on as substitute to make Sporting Lisbon league debut
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The 19-year-old Scot helped in setting up goal in 4-2 win over Rio Ave
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Gauld has broken into Portuguese giants' first team after impressing in B squad and in recent cup games

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Beijing (CNN) -- Chinese authorities have ended the waiting game over when political pariah Bo Xilai will face court over corruption charges. But the question remains as to what message his trial and punishment will send to the Chinese nation at a time when the Communist Party is pushing a mantra of anti-corruption and anti-excess. The Bo scandal emerged in March last year, just months before a once-in-a-decade leadership changeover that saw Xi Jinping replace Hu Jintao as president. At the time, the Chongqing chief was considered a high-flyer in the complex hierarchy of Chinese politics. That ended when his police chief fled, seeking asylum with a wild story which later proved to be credible, that Bo's wife, Gu Kailai, and a family aide had murdered British businessman Neil Heywood.
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Bo Xilai to face trial Thursday on charges of corruption, bribery and abuse of power
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Analysts see the trial as a test of China's legal system and Communist Party policies
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Bo was chief of Chongqing when his police chief fled, wife later found guilty of murder
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Politician was stripped of his Party positions and hasn't been seen in public for months

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Jerusalem (CNN)  -- Dubai's police chief said Sunday the secretive Israeli foreign intelligence unit Mossad "needs to be ashamed" after the January killing of a Hamas leader in a Dubai hotel. "I am now 100 percent sure that the Mossad is behind the assassination" of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, said Lt. Gen. Dahi Khalfan Tamim. "I used to say 99 percent but now I can say 100 percent." Al-Mabhouh, a founding member of Hamas' military wing, was found dead in his Dubai hotel room on January 20. Police believe he was killed the night before, and have identified some 26 suspects in his death.
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NEW: Dubai police chief "100 percent" sure Israeli intel unit is behind Hamas slaying
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Israel says only media reports link it to killing and there's no reason to blame Mossad
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Leading Hamas figure found dead in his Dubai hotel on January 20
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Toxicology report found significant amounts of a drug used to relax muscles

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By Anthony Bond PUBLISHED: 13:08 EST, 15 June 2013 | UPDATED: 16:06 EST, 15 June 2013 Court appearance: Richard De Wit was lead into court in Srinagar, Kashmir today A 7-ft tall Dutchman charged with the murder of 24-year-old Sarah Groves appeared in court today but did not enter a plea. Richard De Wit, 43 is accused of stabbing Miss Groves 45 times with a 12 inch knife on a houseboat in Kashmir. Despite having confessed to police, De Wit was silent during the hearing in Srinagar, Kashmir. His defence lawyer appealed for an adjournment so a document could be translated into English.
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Richard De Wit, 43 accused of stabbing 24-year-old Sarah Groves 45 times
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Did not enter a plea in court despite having confessed to the police
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Victim from Guerbsey had been staying on houseboat with her boyfriend for two months
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Miss Groves' 45 stab wounds show she fought ferociously for her life
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Hearing will continue on June 24 after De Wit's 100-page charge sheet has been translated

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By Marie-louise Olson PUBLISHED: 22:47 EST, 27 October 2013 | UPDATED: 04:50 EST, 28 October 2013 A physician and national expert on the world of zombie neuroscience sparked fury among listeners of a radio show when he pretended that a zombie invasion was really happening – and people believed him. Dr Steven Schlozman, an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and Lecturer in Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education, was interviewed on the radio show, Coast to Coast, hosted by Ian Punnett. Schlozman was on the show in 2011 to talk about his book, The Zombie Autopsies: Secret Notebooks From the Apocalypse, which was released that year.
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Dr Steven Schlozman, a child psychiatrist, was on the radio show, Coast to Coast to talk about his book, The Zombie Autopsies: Secret Notebooks From the Apocalypse
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The host of the show, Ian Punnett, often interviews science fiction writers as though their novels are based on a true story
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Schlozman talked on air about a zombie disease called the Ataxic Neurodegenerative Satiety Deficiency syndrome
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Schlozman says he thought listeners knew he was messing with them
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However, hundreds believed him and complained when they discovered it was a joke
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In 1938, science fiction writer Orson Welles performed a dramatic adaptation of War of the World on the radio, also pretending the world was ending
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The stunt sparked outrage at the time
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(CNN)Is it ISIL, ISIS or Islamic State? Whatever you call the jihadist group known for killing dozens of people at a time, carrying out public executions, beheadings, crucifixions and other brutal acts, there is no denying they have captured the world's attention. On the eve of President Barack Obama's speech outlining Washington's strategy against the group, in which he will likely refer to it as ISIL, we ask: What's in a name? It all started in 2004 when the late Abu Musab al-Zarqawi formed an al Qaeda splinter group in Iraq. Within two years, al-Zarqawi's al Qaeda in Iraq was trying to fuel a sectarian war against the majority Shiite community.
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ISIS is translation of the acronym in Arabic for the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham
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U.S. officials, the U.N., some media use ISIL: Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant
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Jihadist group prefers "the Islamic State" or just "the State"

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In the past weeks, North Korean state media have called the female President of South Korea a "dirty political harlot" and an "old prostitute";  the gay chairman of the U.N. Commission of Inquiry on North Korea "a disgusting old lecher with 40-odd-year-long career of homosexuality"; and, in a loathsome screed, referred to U.S. President Barack Obama as a "monkeyish human monstrosity." Still, North Korea's exceptionally vile words pale in comparison to its criminal actions. In North Korea, racism isn't just talk. That U.N. Commission of Inquiry's report summarizes testimony from North Korean refugee women and former border guards who say that the regime forcibly aborts or murders the babies of refugee women sent back to North Korea by China, on the presumption that the babies' fathers were Chinese, to maintain the myth of state-mandated "racial purity." It described a system of hereditary discrimination, based on perceived political loyalty, that denies lower-caste North Koreans opportunities for education, employment, and even food.
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North Korean state media hurl foul insults against Obama, South Korea president, others
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Writers: U.N. report finds vile words nothing like the hate crimes against its own people
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Writers: Obama administration can't ignore regime that assists Iran, Syria, terror groups
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They say Pyongyang must be convinced by strong sanctions that change is its only choice

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By Rosemarie Lentini A woman and her boyfriend have been charged with beating to death a 15-month-old girl they were babysitting. North Carolina's Malaya Faith Heun died on January 22, two days after a brutal assault which left her unconscious with ruptured intestines, broken collarbone, fractured ribs and brain bleeding. Malaya's aunt Alisha Nicole Carlisle, 20, and Carlisle's boyfriend, 30-year-old John Travis Turner, who were caring for the toddler, were charged with first-degree murder on Monday. 'Just seeing their faces makes me angry, to know that they would do something like that to my daughter,' Jamie Heun, Malaya's grief-stricken father, told Independent Tribune.
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Malaya Faith Heun died on January 22, two days after a severe beating
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The toddler was allegedly assaulted in her North Carolina home by her aunt Alisha Nicole Carlisle, 20, and Carlisle's boyfriend John Travis Turner, 30
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Malaya's mom, Carlisle's sister, was at work at the time
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An autopsy revealed Malaya suffered ruptured intestines, brain bleeding and that she'd been repeatedly abused
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The couple have been charged with first-degree murder

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Blackpool’s attempts to replace Jose Riga as manager have hit a stumbling block after talks with Owen Coyle slowed down in the past 24 hours. The relationship between Riga and chairman Karl Oyston has broken down over transfer policy and what the manager perceives to be a series of false promises emanating from the boardroom. Oyston is livid that after six successive defeats to start the campaign, Riga returned to his native Belgium last week - Sportsmail understands the Belgian was on a scheduled family break that had been agreed with the club - rather than focus on improving the fitness of a squad which played just two pre-season games over the summer.
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Owen Coyle was tipped to replace Jose Riga as Blackpool boss
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Riga's relationship with chairman Karl Oyston has broken down
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Blackpool have started the season with six defeats on the spin
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Rga returned home to Belgium during the international break

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Goree island, Senegal (CNN) -- A short ferry ride away from Dakar, lies the quiet and picturesque Goree Island. Three kilometers off the coast, the Senegalese island is tiny and easily accessible by foot. Without cars or roads, the island preserves a charming ambiance with faded buildings revealing its European colonial history. Beneath its quaint facade, however, the island hides a brutal history. Known as Senegambia at the time and located at the westernmost point in West Africa, Goree Island used to serve as a strategic trading post for the transatlantic slave trade -- African men, women and children were held and traded here before being loaded onto ships to the Americas. Estimates vary, but all of them place the number of Africans who died while in transit in the millions.
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The charming Senegalese island of Goree hides a brutal history of slave trade.
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Senegalese government kept an old slave house as a museum for people to see the history
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The House of Slaves highlights the appalling conditions Africans experienced
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The House keeps the history of human being, not only for Africans, says the curator

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His electrifying performances lit up the Premier League and very nearly delivered Liverpool their first title in almost a quarter-century. And now it's been revealed that 31-goal Luis Suarez is statistically the most influential player in Europe's big leagues. An exhaustive analysis by Bloomberg Sports of every player and every game in the English, French, German, Italian and Spanish first divisions has produced the 2014 'Power 50' rankings and the Uruguayan tops even Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Ronaldo and Messi showing off their finest skills Top of the charts: Luis Suarez has been revealed as Europe's most influential player in a new Top 50 Power Ranking compiled by Bloomberg Sports
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Liverpool striker comes out on top in Bloomberg study of top five leagues
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Suarez ahead of Lionel Messi, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Cristiano Ronaldo
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Uruguayan could miss World Cup with a knee injury
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Martin Demichelis is ranked 17th - one of four Manchester City players
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Chelsea's Gary Cahill is highest placed Englishman - in 36th
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Champions League finalists Atletico Madrid have eight players on list
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Southampton have three - Dejan Lovren, Jose Fonte and Rickie Lambert

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Question: Bloomberg claim their evaluation of @placeholder's leading five leagues is the most scientifically-advanced in the world and takes into consideration the defensive and attacking responsibilities of each player as well as the strength of the opposition.


Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani has made another attempt to justify his claims that Barack Obama doesn't love America - claiming it dates back to when the President was nine years old. Giuliani said that the President's lack of affection for his country can be attributed to meeting Communist Party members when he was living in Indonesia 44 years ago. He is facing down a tide of outrage over comments at a fundraising dinner where he criticized the President's attitude towards his country. He told guests at the event - designed to raise cash for Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker - that 'I do not believe, and I know this is a horrible thing to say, but I do not believe that the President loves America.'
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Former NYC mayor has faced waves of outrage over his scathing comments
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Said that Obama's lack of love for America dates back to his early childhood
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Cited meetings with Communist Party member Frank Marshall Davis
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'Troubling' encounters came when Obama was living abroad with family
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Giuliani was forced to deny his claims about Obama are rooted in racism

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(CNN) -- Ask Gavin MacLeod about virtually anybody, and he'll have something nice to say. Cary Grant? "To look like him for 10 minutes." Gregory Peck? "What a gentleman." Frank Sinatra? "One of the great moments of my life, getting to shake that man's hand." Except Bette Davis. Oh, MacLeod's not angry. But in his new memoir, "This Is Your Captain Speaking" (written with Mark Dagostino and out Tuesday ), he has an amusing story about inviting Davis to dinner during the height of his early '80s "Love Boat" fame. The Hollywood grande dame proved to be less than a gracious guest.
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Gavin MacLeod has new memoir, "This Is Your Captain Speaking"
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MacLeod spent years as character actor before he found TV stardom
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He was originally supposed to play Lou Grant on "The Mary Tyler Moore Show"
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"Love Boat's" Capt. Stubing was originally tougher; character later softened

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Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari has criticised his World Cup hopefuls after a training session which he said 'did not please me at all.' The hosts take on Panama in their penultimate World Cup tune-up on Tuesday ahead of their final friendly with Serbia on Friday and Scolari said he was resting skipper Thiago Silva, Fernandinho and Paulinho. Of the training session on Sunday which had so displeased him, Scolari said: 'I did not like training, I liked nothing. Everything was wrong.' VIDEO: Scroll down to watch Neymar and his girlfriend at Brazil training Pull your finger out! Brazil head coach Luiz Felipe Scolari was less than impressed with his squad on Sunday
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The hosts are favourites to win the tournament
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Scolari said he 'liked nothing' about their training session on Sunday
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First team only beat a reserve side 3-2 with Neymar scoring

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By Leesa Smith for Daily Mail Australia Prime Minister Tony Abbott’s new bombproof BMW has been designed to withstand AK47 bullets and terrorist attacks but how does it stack up against the special security vehicles designed to protect the US President and the British prime minister? The 7 Series High Security BMW vehicles will be replaced by the Prime Minister’s fleet of Holden VIP limos in a $6.2 million fight for the deal, The Daily Telegraph reports. The fleet of luxury limousines will be ready for use at the G20 summit in Brisbane in November to transport the world leaders including US President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron who will be travelling in the comfort of temperature-controlled seats.
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Tony Abbott’s new bombproof BMW designed to withstand AK47 bullets
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Fleet will transport world leaders at G20 in temperature-controlled seats
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Barack Obama's car known as 'The Beast  carries the president's blood type
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David Cameron's jaguar can withstand blasts equivalent to 15 kg of TNT

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By John Drayton His summer got off to a bad start after Roy Hodgson omitted him from the England squad for what has proved to be a disastrous World Cup campaign in Brazil. But as the squad ready themselves for an early flight home after two embarrassing defeats, midfielder Tom Cleverley is reportedly on a high after proposing to stunning girlfriend Georgina Dorsett. According to sources the Manchester United ace wooed Georgina, a former TOWIE star, with a £20,000 engagement ring during a trip to Las Vegas. On a high: Manchester United midfielder Tom Cleverley has reportedly proposed to Georgina Dorsett
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Tom Cleverley has reportedly proposed to girlfriend Georgina Dorsett with a £20,000 ring
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Manchester United star was left out of Roy Hodgson's 23-man squad for this summer's World Cup
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24-year-old was left reeling after 17,000 England fans signed a petition insisting he banned from the national team

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By Ashley Clements for MailOnline Follow @@Ashley_Clements Follow all the movers and shakers here Daniel Agger is back in his former club's colours for the first time since 2006 as the Danish defender officially completes his £3million move to Brondby. The 29-year-old central defender moves to the Danish side for £3million after eight years at Anfield. The Denmark international has made 232 appearances for the Merseyside club, but has only lifted a single trophy - the 2012 Carling Cup at Wembley. VIDEO Scroll down for Brendan Rodgers: There will be players leaving before Monday Back hoome: Daniel Agger (above) poses in a Brondby shirt after his move from Liverpool
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Daniel Agger has sealed a move back to his first club Brondby
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Liverpool defender spent 10 years with Danish side before Anfield move
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Arrival of Dejan Lovren has seen Agger fall further down pecking order
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Brendan Rodgers has praised Agger's 'unique connection' with Reds fans

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(CNN)Legendary University of North Carolina head basketball coach Dean Smith -- a man who left his mark on young men both on and off the court -- died Saturday evening at the age of 83, according to the University of North Carolina's official athletics website. He had battled dementia for years, and according to a family statement provided to UNC, he "passed away peacefully" in his Chapel Hill home with his wife and five children by his side. "It's a blessing in some ways," UNC coach Roy Williams, a longtime protege of Smith's, said at a news conference Sunday, "but it is also really hard."
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"In teaching me the game of basketball, he taught me about life," Michael Jordan says
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With a record of 879-254, he is considered one of the best coaches of all time

Question: "We're human beings first, coaches and players second, and in the '60s we had to strike an extremely delicate balance between the two," @placeholder once wrote.


A 'lost' painting sold last year for £3,500 as the work of a John Constable copycat has been snapped up for a whopping £3.5million after it was revealed to be painted by the celebrated artist himself. Renowned auctioneers Christie's of London thought a fan had painted the study of Salisbury Cathedral in homage to Constable's famous 1831 work, and so valued it at just £500. A collector snapped it up for £3,500 in June 2013 but after taking a closer look they suspected the original artwork had been painted over. London auctioneers Christie's thought a fan had painted the study of Salisbury Cathedral (pictured) in homage to British artist John Constable's famous 1831 work. Christie's sold it for £3,500, but the painting was found to be an original work after the buyer realised it had been painted over
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Painting thought to be the work of a John Constable fan sells for £3.5m
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It was purchased in 2013 for £3,500 after being assessed as not an original
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After being catalogued by world authority, it was listed at auction for £2m
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It has now sold at a Sotheby's auction to an unnamed bidder for £3.5m

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(CNN) -- Last week, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) released its latest "Middle East and North Africa Economic Outlook" report. The document aims to provide a detailed overview of the main political, economic and social trends facing the region. Alongside an economic analysis of the cost of the Syrian conflict, the report found that many countries are still struggling to stabilize three years after the Arab Spring. However growth in other countries may be helping the region turn a corner. CNN's John Defterios sat down with the IMF's Middle East and Central Asia Director, Masood Ahmed, to probe the report's findings further and ask how we can expect the countries featured to develop in the near to medium term.
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IMF releases latest Middle East and North Africa Economic Outlook report
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Middle East and Central Asia Director of IMF says many countries in region need to stoke growth
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Fast growing economies in region need to be wary of inflation

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One of the most famous child actors from the 1980s has opened up about sexual abuse he suffered at the hands of older men in Hollywood and how his friendship with Michael Jackson was the healthiest relationship he had. In a new book, Coreyography, Corey Feldman, from hit movies 'Stand By Me,' 'The Lost Boys,' 'Gremlins' and 'The Goonies,' recalls his often twisted friendship with fellow child star Corey Haim and how the pair were told by trusted adults that it was normal for older men and young boys to have sexual relations in the industry. Feldman explains his family life wasn't happy: his former Playboy model mother dyed his hair blonde at age four and tortured him about his weight, force-feeding him diet pills. Meanwhile, his father only seemed to care about him when they were getting high together, he writes.
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Corey Feldman starred in hit movies 'Stand By Me,' 'The Lost Boys,' 'Gremlins' and 'The Goonies,'
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In new book Coreyography, he recalls how he and Haim were told by trusted adults that it was normal for older men and young boys to have sexual relations in Hollywood
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He described his rough home life left him searching for strong role models who often turned out to be pedophiles
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He spiraled into drug abuse, having regular 'coke-off challenges' with friends and doing heroin
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Writes that his relationship with Jackson was the healthiest in his life and that he never abused him
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Feldman kicked the habit and now acts in low budget horror films and has a son with a Playboy model

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Miami (CNN) -- Officials in a popular stretch of coastal North Carolina ordered all visitors to evacuate ahead of Hurricane Irene, which damaged homes in the Bahamas Wednesday as it churned toward the U.S. East Coast. Irene, with maximum sustained winds of 120 mph, could jump to Category 4 strength by Thursday, the National Hurricane Center said. Federal emergency management officials had a simple message for those in or near the path: Be prepared. Dare County, North Carolina -- home to Manteo, Nags Head, Duck and Kitty Hawk -- was taking no chances. A mandatory evacuation for tourists was to take effect 8 a.m. ET Thursday. Residents could stay for now, but they were advised to ready themselves for Irene.
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Extensive damage reported on two Bahamas islands
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In North Carolina, Dare County orders evacuation of visitors
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Storm forces changes in cruise ship itineraries, including the Carnival Sensation
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Hurricane Irene maintains strength, could be Category 4 storm on Thursday

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This is the moment an inquisitive gorilla stunned visitors at a safari lodge by emerging from the jungle to climb onto the balcony and wander inside. Instead of having to trek through Uganda's 'impenetrable' forest of Bwindi to glimpse the elusive and endangered primates, this young gorilla paid the tourists a visit. Shocked Sherry McKelvie was on the veranda of the lodge when the curious creature jumped onto the wooden railing. Cheeky monkey: Instead of having to trek through Uganda's 'impenetrable' forest of Bwindi to glimpse the elusive and endangered primates, this young gorilla paid the tourists a visit Close the drape: Shocked Sherry McKelvie was on the veranda of the lodge when the curious creature jumped onto the wooden railing
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The hilarious incident occured in Uganda's 'impenetrable' forest of Bwindi
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The images were taken by Sherry McKelvie on the veranda of a lodge when
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The curious creature jumped over railing, poking its head through the door

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