By Callum Wilson The Premier League might be in the middle of a break but the division's best players will see plenty of action before the top-flight returns. With Euro 2016 qualification getting underway on Sunday and other international teams taking part in their first friendlies since the World Cup, fans of top-flight clubs will still be able to watch their stars across the globe. So whether you're desperate to see your deadline day signing for the first time or simply want to see how your favourite player gets on, check out who is playing and when below. VIDEO Scroll down for Alexis Sanchez: I have joined Arsenal to win titles
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Euro 2016 qualifiers and international friendlies are in full swing
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114 Premier League stars could be in action over the next week
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Up to 11 Arsenal players could represent their country
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Chelsea have 12 players on international duty before the Premier League returns on September 13
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Radamel Falcao is one of eight Manchester United players included
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David Ospina (Colombia) vs Brazil (Sep 6) (Match played in Miami) & vs Ecuador (Sep 10) (Also in Miami)
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Alexis Sanchez (Chile) vs Mexico (Sep 7) (H) & vs Haiti (Sep 9) (H)
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Calum Chambers (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Jack Wilshere (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Danny Welbeck (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Mathieu Debuchy (France) vs Serbia (Sep 7) (H)
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Mesut Ozil (Germany) vs Scotland (Sep 7) (H)
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Lukas Podolski (Germany) vs Scotland (Sep 7) (H)
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Wojciech Szczesny (Poland) vs Gibralter (Sep 7) (A)
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Santi Cazorla (Spain) vs Macedonia (Sep 8) (H)
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Chris Herd (Australia) vs Saudi Arabia (Sep 8) (A)
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Carlos Sanchez (Colombia) vs Brazil (Sep 6) (Match played in Miami) & vs Ecuador (Sep/10) (Also in Miami)
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Fabian Delph (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Alan Hutton (Scotland) vs Germany (Sep 7) (A)
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Philippe Senderos (Switzerland) vs England (Sep 8) (H)
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Stephen Ward (Ireland) Georgia (Sep 7) (A)
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Danny Lafferty (Northern Ireland) vs Hungary (Sep 7) (A)
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Filipe Luis (Brazil) vs Colombia (Sep 6) (Match played in Miami) & vs Ecuador (Sep 10) (Also in Miami)
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Willian (Brazil) vs Colombia (Sep 6) (Match played in Miami) & vs Ecuador (Sep 10) (Also in Miami)
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Oscar (Brazil) vs Colombia (Sep 6) (Match played in Miami) & vs Ecuador (Sep 10) (Also in Miami)
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Ramires (Brazil) vs Colombia (Sep 6) (Match played in Miami) & vs Ecuador (Sep/10) (Also in Miami)
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Gary Cahill (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Loic Remy (France) vs Serbia (Sep 7) (H)
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Andre Schurrle (Germany) vs Scotland (Sep 7) (H)
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Branislav Ivanovic (Serbia) vs France (Sep 7) (A)
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Nemanja Matic (Serbia) vs Macedonia (Sep 8) (H)
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Cesar Azpilicueta (Spain) vs Macedonia (Sep 8) (H)
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Cesc Fabregas (Spain) vs Macedonia (Sep 8) (H)
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Diego Costa (Spain) vs Macedonia (Sep 8) (H)
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Mile Jedinak (Australia) vs Saudi Arabia (Sep 9) (A)
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Barry Bannan (Scotland) vs Germany (Sep 7) (A)
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Wayne Hennessy (Wales) vs Andorra (Sep 9) (A)
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Joe Ledley (Wales) vs Andorra (Sep 9) (A)
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Muhamed Besic (Bosnia) vs Cyprus (Sep 9) (H)
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John Stones (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Phil Jagielka (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Leighton Baines (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Seamus Coleman (Ireland) Georgia (Sep 7) (A)
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James McCarthy (Ireland) Georgia (Sep 7) (A)
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Darron Gibson (Ireland) Georgia (Sep 7) (A)
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Aiden McGeady (Ireland) Georgia (Sep 7) (A)
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Steven Naismith (Scotland) vs Germany (Sep 7) (A)
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Nikica Jelavic (Croatia) vs Malta (Sep 9) (H)
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Robbie Brady (Ireland) Georgia (Sep 7) (A)
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Stephen Quinn (Ireland) Georgia (Sep 7) (A)
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David Meyler (Ireland) Georgia (Sep 7) (A)
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Alex Bruce (Northern Ireland) vs Hungary (Sep 7) (A)
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Alan McGregor (Scotland) vs Germany (Sep 7) (A)
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Andrew Robertson (Scotland) vs Germany (Sep 7) (A)
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James Chester (Wales) vs Andorra (Sep 9) (A)
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Kasper Schmeichel (Denmark) vs Armenia (Sep 7) (H)
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Tom Lawrence (Wales) vs Andorra (Sep 9) (A)
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Philippe Coutinho (Brazil) vs Colombia (Sep 6) (Match played in Miami) & vs Ecuador & (Sep 10) (Also in Miami)
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Dejan Lovren (Croatia) vs Malta (Sep 9) (H)
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Raheem Sterling (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Jordan Henderson (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Daniel Sturridge (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Ricky Lambert (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Mamadou Sakho (France) vs Serbia (Sep 7) (H)
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Lazar Markovic (Serbia) vs France (Sep 7) (A)
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Martin Skrtel (Slovakia) vs Ukraine (Sep 8) (A)
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Joe Allen (Wales) vs Andorra (Sep 9) (A)
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Edin Dzeko (Bosnia) vs Cyprus (Sep 9) (H)
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Fernandinho (Brazil) vs Colombia (Sep 6) (Match played in Miami) & vs Ecuador (Sep 10) (Also in Miami)
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Joe Hart (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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James Milner (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Bacary Sagna (France) vs Serbia (Sep 7) (H)
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Stevan Jovetic (Montenegro) vsGeorgia (Sep 7) (A)
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Matija Nastasic (Serbia) vs France (Sep 7) (A)
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Aleksandar Kolarov (Serbia) vs France (Sep 7) (A)
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David Silva (Spain) vs Macedonia (Sep 8) (H)
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Radamel Falcao (Colombia) vs Brazil (Sep 6) (Match played in Miami) & vs Ecuador (Sep 10) (Also in Miami)
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Wayne Rooney (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Phil Jones (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Robin van Persie (Holland) vs Czech Republic (Sep 9) (A)
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Daley Blind (Holland) vs Czech Republic (Sep 9) (A)
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Darren Fletcher (Scotland) vs Germany (Sep 7) (A)
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David De Gea (Spain) vs Macedonia (Sep 8) (H)
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Remy Cabella (France) vs Serbia (Sep 7) (H)
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Moussa Sissoko (France) vs Serbia (Sep 7) (H)
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Daryl Janmaat (Holland) vs Czech Republic (Sep 9) (A)
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Tim Krul (Holland) vs Czech Republic (Sep 9) (A)
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Rob Elliot (Republic of Ireland) Georgia (Sep 7) (A)
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Shane Ferguson (Northern Ireland) vs Hungary (Sep 7) (A)
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Mauricio Isla (Chile) vs Mexico (Sep 7) (H) & vs Haiti (Sep 9) (H)
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Eduardo Vargas (Chile) vs Mexico (Sep 7) (H) & vs Haiti (Sep 9) (H)
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Leroy Fer (Holland) vs Czech Republic (Se 9) (A)
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Fraser Forster (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Morgan Schneiderlin (France) vs Serbia (Sep 7) (H)
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Shane Long (Republic of Ireland) vs Georgia (Sep 7) (A)
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Steven Davis (Northern Ireland) vs Hungary (Sep 7) (A)
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Maya Yoshida (Japan) vs Uruguay (Sep 5) (H)
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Artur Boruc (Poland) vs Gibraltar (Sep 7) (A)
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Dusan Tadic (Serbia) vs France (Sep 7) (A)
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Marko Arnautovic (Austria) vs Sweden (Sep 8) (H)
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Asmir Begovic (Bosnia) & vs Cyprus (Sep 9) (H)
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Erik Pieters (Holland) (A) & vs Czech Republic (Sep 9) (A)
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Marc Wilson (Republic of Ireland) vs Georgia (Sep 7) (A)
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Glen Whelan (Republic of Ireland) vs Georgia (Sep 7) (A)
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Jonathan Walters (Republic of Ireland) vs Georgia (Sep 7) (A
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Emanuele Giaccherini (Italy) vs Norway (Sep 9) (H)
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Steven Fletcher (Scotland) vs Germany (Sep 7) (A)
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Sebastian Larsson (Sweden) vs Austria (Sep 8) (A)
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Lukasz Fabianski (Poland) vs Gibraltar (Sep 7) (A)
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Ki Sung-yueng (South Korea) vs Urugauy (Sep 5) (H)
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Neil Taylor (Wales) vs Andorra (Sep 9) (A)
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Ashley Williams (Wales) vs Andorra (Sep 9) (A)
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Gylfi Sigurdsson (Iceland) vs Turkey (Sep 9)
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Christian Eriksen (Denmark) vs Armenia (Sep 7) (H)
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Andros Townsend (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Danny Rose (England) vs Switzerland (Sep 8) (A)
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Hugo Lloris (France) vs Serbia (Sep 7) (H)
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Vlad Chiriches (Romania) vs Greece (Sep 7) (A)
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Ben Davies (Wales) vs Andorra (Sep 9) (A)
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Jason Davidson (Australia) vs Saudi Arabia (Sep 8) (A)
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Georgios Samaras (Greece) vs Romania (Sep 7) (H)
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Gareth McAuley (Northern Ireland) vs Hungary (Sep 7) (A)
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Chris Baird (Northern Ireland) vs Hungary (Sep 7) (A)
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Chris Brunt (Northern Ireland) vs Hungary (Sep 7) (A)
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James Morrison (Scotland) vs Germany (Sep 7) (A)
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Jonas Olsson (Sweden) vs Austria (Sep 8) (A)
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Enner Valencia (Ecuador) vs Bolivia (Sep 7) (A) & vs Brazil (Sep 10) (A)

Question: Goal-getter: @placeholder fans will be hoping to catch a glimpse of new signing Radamel Falcao


Pyongyang, North Korea (CNN) -- The last time Thomas Hudner was in North Korea, he was fighting for his life. On Sunday, more than six decades later, he paid his respects to the ruler who led that fight against him and his fellow Americans. Hudner, a retired U.S. Navy captain, is leading a delegation to search for the remains of Ensign Jesse Brown, the Navy's first African-American aviator. Hudner and fellow Korean War veteran Richard Bonelli went to Pyongyang's Palace of the Sun -- the most hallowed site in North Korea -- on Sunday. Following protocol, each man stopped and bowed before the glass caskets of Kim Il Sung, North Korea's founder, and his son Kim Jong Il, who ruled for 18 years following his father's 1994 death.
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Retired Capt. Thomas Hudner received the Medal of Honor in the Korean War
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He returned to North Korea to search for the remains of Navy aviator Jesse Brown
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North Koreans tell Hudner and another veteran the country wants to help with search

Question: The visit comes ahead of the 60th anniversary of the armistice that ended three years of fighting in @placeholder on Saturday.


(CNN)[Breaking news update, posted at 10.45 p.m. ET] Sri Lanka's Mahinda Rajapaksa concedes defeat to opposition candidate Maithripala Sirisena in the country's presidential election, prime minister-designate Ranil Wickremesinghe tells CNN. [Previous story, posted at 8.17 p.m. ET] (CNN) -- In November, when Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa called an election two years earlier than necessary, the path ahead looked clear for an unprecedented third term in office. But as the nation of 15 million eligible voters waits for the results of yesterday's polls, the 69-year-old's electoral ambitions may be in jeopardy. After enabling an extension of his presidency by doing away with a two-term limit, Rajapaksa's campaign was spectacularly wrong-footed by the surprise defection of dozens of political allies -- including the man who now threatens to unseat him.
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Sri Lanka's Mahinda Rajapaksa concedes defeat in presidential elections
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His former ally, Maithripala Sirisena, will replace him as the country's leader
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Popular for ending the civil war, Rajapaksa increasingly seen as authoritarian and nepotistic

Question: While he lacks strong persona; charisma, coming across as "a sober serious kind of man," @placeholder presented a more appetizing alternative to voters than other potential opposition candidates, said Jayatilleke.


(CNN) -- "About 20" cases of a polio-like syndrome have been identified in California children over the past 18 months, a Stanford University researcher says. Dr. Keith Van Haren, a pediatric neurologist at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford, has written a report about five of the early cases. In that report, which will be presented in April at the American Academy of Neurology's annual meeting, neurologists said they had identified five patients who developed paralysis in one or more of their limbs between August 2012 and July 2013. All five children had been vaccinated against the poliovirus. Treatment did not seem to help the children regain their motor function.
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Neurologist: Cases don't seem to be "a major epidemic but only a very rare phenomenon"
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Some children tested positive for enterovirus 68, a rare virus linked to respiratory illness
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Another type, enterovirus 71, is more commonly linked to paralysis
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Both are uncommon in the United States; health officials say risk is low

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Strikers can be the difference between Champions League qualification or twiddling your thumbs for the next season and, as the transfer window closes, clubs now know what they have at their disposal. Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal and the two Manchester giants have chosen their deadliest finishers, but how do each of the big five shape up just three games into the new campaign? Here, Sportsmail examine and rate the three key strikers of the top five Premier League clubs. Manchester City (rated 24.5 out of 30) Born: Argentina, June 2 1988 (age 26) Premier League record: 90 apps (54 gls) Sergio Aguero (9/10)
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Chelsea, Liverpool, Arsenal and the two Manchester giants have three strikers apiece to challenge for coveted Premier League top-four spot
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Radamel Falcao completes Manchester United forward line that includes Wayne Rooney and Robin van Persie under Louis van Gaal
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Diego Costa, Loic Remy and Didier Drogba complete Chelsea's front three
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Danny Welbeck joins Arsenal with injured Olivier Giroud and Yaya Sanogo
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Sportsmail examine and rate the three key strikers of each top-five club

Question: Ten years since signing, on £300,000-a-week and at the age of 28, @placeholder must repay the faith.


(CNN) -- As prosecutors outlined more evidence in their murder case against fallen NFL star Aaron Hernandez -- and asked the court for more time -- his former coach said Wednesday he felt "personally hurt and disappointed" by the case. "I and other members of the organization were shocked and disappointed in what he had learned," New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick told reporters in his first public comments since Odin Lloyd's killing early on June 17 and Hernandez's arrest nine days later. "Having someone in your organization that's involved in a murder investigation is a terrible thing." Authorities have said Hernandez, 23, and two other men picked Lloyd up from his Boston apartment shortly after midnight last month. Surveillance cameras showed the car at an industrial park near Hernandez's North Attleborough, Massachusetts, home.
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NEW: Bill Belichick says he felt "personally hurt" by Aaron Hernandez's arrest
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NEW: He says the team tries to check its players' backgrounds, but they aren't perfect
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NEW: Prosecutors ask to delay a probable cause hearing, so a grand jury can have more time
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NEW: A judge agrees to a delay until August 22, over the defense's vehement objection

Question: @placeholder's body was found in the North Attleborough industrial park later that day.


Washington (CNN) -- Recent announcements of American military deployments in response to belligerent statements by North Korea may have contributed to escalating tensions between the two countries, Pentagon officials told CNN on Thursday in explaining an effort to reduce U.S. rhetoric about the reclusive state. "We accused the North Koreans of amping things up, now we are worried we did the same thing," one Defense Department official said. They spoke on the same day a U.S. official first told CNN that communications intercepts indicated North Korea may be planning to launch a mobile ballistic missile in the coming days or weeks.
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FIRST ON CNN: Communications intercepts suggest possibility of North Korea missile launch
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North Korea moves up to two missiles to its East coast, U.S. official says
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State Department focuses on diplomacy in discussing North Korea
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North Korea issues more threats, but said to lack missile technology to strike U.S. mainland

Question: "The @placeholder -- even before those exercises started -- had undertaken provocative steps, and they've conducted underground nuclear tests, they've conducted missile tests outside their international obligations.


(The Frisky) -- Back in 2007, "Bachelor" viewers were shocked when lame-oid Brad Womack decided not to choose either of the final 2 contestants (Jenni Croft or DeAnna Pappas) in the show's last episode. Uh, didn't he get that memo about the point of the show? DeAnna was totally heartbroken, but picked herself up and became "The Bachelorette." Only she and her final choice -- Jesse Csincsak -- didn't work out, either. Now, DeAnna has found her new love. And oddly enough, it happened because of "The Bachelor." One of DeAnna's good friends is Holly Durst, a contestant on "The Bachelor" who was let go by Matt Grant. (Bizarre side note: she also dated Jesse.) Holly later got together with Michael Stagliano, who tried to win over Jillian Harris on "The Bachelorette."
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Some heartbroken "Bachelor" contestants have found new love because of the show
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Melissa Rycroft married her ex after Jason Mesnick publicly dumped her
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Tara Durr and John Presser were rejected the first night, but met on reunion episodes

Question: And we were happy to discover a few other "Bachelor" and "@placeholder" alums who went from heartbroken to giddily happy in a very short time.


By Ellie Zolfagharifard PUBLISHED: 07:30 EST, 3 March 2014 | UPDATED: 08:38 EST, 3 March 2014 With Gravity clearing up at the Oscars, you might think that nothing could top Sandra Bullock and George Clooney antics in space. But Nasa has just outdone Hollywood by releasing these mind-blowing real life ‘Gravity’ images revealing incredible scenes of Earth, astronauts and space shuttles. While Alfonso Cuaron’s film relies heavily on computer-generated imagery, the space agency has shown that our galaxy is far more beautiful than anything a film director could create. The city lights of Spain and Portugal define the Iberian Peninsula in this photograph from the International Space Station (ISS). Several large metropolitan areas are visible, marked by their relatively large and brightly lit areas, including the capital cities of Madrid, Spain - located near the centre of the peninsula. The astronaut view is looking toward the east
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Space agency has outdone Hollywood by releasing stunning images of our planet and ISS workers inspired by film
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Images include city lights as seen from space, astronauts making repairs and shots of them coming back to Earth
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Last night, Gravity swept the board at the 86th Academy Awards with seven Oscars, including best visual effects, cinematography and original score

Question: The ‘Gravity: @placeholder’s real-life images from space’ series uses photos taken over the last several years and covers everything from space walks to the final landing on Earth.


By Jimmy Mccloskey PUBLISHED: 06:19 EST, 4 December 2012 | UPDATED: 07:36 EST, 4 December 2012 A super-spicy burger so hot it must be eaten wearing protective gloves has gone on sale - but only to over-18s who sign a disclaimer. The mega-hot Atomic Fallout burger, which contains two of the world's hottest chillies, contains a sauce registering a volcanic 1million on the Scoville scale. Chefs at Atomic Burger, Bristol, used two of the world's hottest chillies to create it, the Naga Bhut Jolokia, also known as the Ghost Chilli, and the Scotch Bonnet. Scroll down for video of the challenge!
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Burger sauce made from two of the world's hottest chillies
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The fiery meal registers at 1million units on the Scoville scale
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Diners at Atomic Burger, Bristol, must wear protective gloves
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Just one in ten havethe finished 18oz mince in deep-fried pizza bun

Question: The burger's sauce contains also contains the super-spicy @placeholder chilli


By Dan Bloom Most groggy-eyed workers need a kick in the mornings. But a businessman is offering a buzz which will make most bosses frown - a nice bottle of cannabis-infused iced coffee. At up to $11 each, the drinks could be on sale as soon as next month and are the brainchild of an entrepreneur in Washington state, one of only two in the U.S. where selling the drug is legal. Coffee pot: Cannabis-infused iced coffee could soon be on sale in Washington state and Colorado The drinks will contain 20 milligrams of THC, the active ingredient in cannabis, roughly the same amount as in half a joint.
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The drinks promise a 'powerful body buzz and a smooth, freeing head high'
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They are the brainchild of Washington state entrepreneur Adam Stites
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It could contain up to 20 milligrams of THC and be on market this summer
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State is one of only two to legalise sale of marijuana for recreational use

Question: The drug is also legal in @placeholder, where over-21s can grow up to six plants for personal use or possess up to an ounce without facing any penalty.


(CNN) -- A Russian boy who was sent back to Moscow, Russia, by his adoptive mother in the United States has been returned to an orphanage, an attorney of the World Association for Children and Parents said Friday. Larry Crain said the National Council for Adoption will be traveling to Russia next week to meet with adoption authorities there. The delegation will evaluate the child, 8-year-old Artyem Saveliev, and provide information to a U.S. circuit court in Tennessee. World Association for Children and Parents had coordinated the adoption. In April, Artyem, then 7, was put on a trans-Atlantic flight from the United States to Moscow. He had been adopted by an American family in Tennessee, which arranged for a Russian driver to deliver the boy from the Moscow airport to the Russian Ministry of Education.
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NEW: August 12 U.S. hearing in case postponed
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A boy adopted by a Tennessee family is back in a Russian orphanage
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He was sent back to Moscow alone in April
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A U.S. court hearing on guardianship is scheduled in the case next month

Question: He said some @placeholder couples don't see details of a child's medical and psychological condition until a court appearance for final adoption approval.


(CNN) -- A liberal Democratic congressman who came under fire for a lewd photo that briefly appeared on his Twitter account over the weekend told CNN Wednesday that he did not post the image. Democratic Rep. Anthony Weiner spoke to CNN's Wolf Blitzer a day after a contentious exchange with reporters in which he refused to directly answer any questions about the picture. On Wednesday he said he had hired a law firm to look into the matter. But he declined to directly answer whether he appeared in the photo. "Photos can be manipulated. Photos can be of one thing and changed to something else. We're going to try to get to the bottom of what happened," he said. The photo showed the lower body of a man wearing underwear.
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NEW: Twitter e-mails members of Congress about account security
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Weiner says he did not post a lewd photo and has hired a firm to investigate
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On Tuesday he had a heated exchange with reporters
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A conservative blogger who broke the story wants an investigation

Question: "This seems like it was a prank to make fun of my name, the name @placeholder.


(CNN) -- At a shelter near Mexico City, Belkis Nunez is recovering. She's lying down on a bunk bed at the San Juan Diego Migrant House in Tultitlan, just north of the Mexican capital. The Honduran migrant says she's lucky to be alive: She was traveling on a cargo train in southern Mexico with other migrants when a group of armed men assaulted them. They were held at gunpoint and threatened. All were robbed and one of assailants held Nunez captive. Nunez, 23, says she had no option but to obey her captor's orders. He was demanding money. "And then I told him, 'I'm not carrying any money, not at all. I'm with them.' And he asked me 'Which one of them is in charge of you?' 'No one; we're just all together.' And then he said 'OK, you women are always putting the money in your privates or in condoms," Nunez says.
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Central Americans traveling through Mexico toward the United States are often targeted
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Belkis Nunez considers herself lucky to be alive after armed robbers attack her group
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Dozens of migrants are missing or dead from two other attacks

Question: The ranch where they were found was only 100 miles away from the @placeholder-Mexico border.


By Tom Sheen Follow @@Tom_Sheen Lionel Messi and his Argentina team took part in training ahead of their first World Cup warm-up match next Wednesday. While snubbed striker Carlos Tevez was relaxing on a beach in Miami with his wife and kids, Alejandro Sabella's men were put through their paces in a session at their Ezeiza training base in Buenos Aires. La Albicelste are set to face Trinidad and Tobago on Wednesday night before facing Slovenia on Friday night, both in Buenos Aires. Preparations: Lionel Messi and the Argentina squad took part in training ahead of their first warm-up match
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Lionel Messi and Argentina team-mates took part in training in Buenos Aires
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Snubbed striker Carlos Tevez is on a beach in Miami with his family
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La Albiceleste coach Alejandro Sabella said his team 'must help Messi'
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Play against Trinidad and Tobago and Slovenia next week

Question: Controversy: @placeholder snubbed Carlos Tevez (below) leading to protests in Argentina


By Simon Jones for the Daily Mail West Ham have revived their £3.5million deal for striker Diafra Sakho following complaints from his club Metz. The French side threatened to lodge an official complaint with UEFA after West Ham pulled out of the transfer despite the player undergoing a medical. Personal terms had been agreed with the striker but West Ham changed from wanting a permanent deal to a loan move at the last minute according to the Metz. Complaint: FC Metz are furious after West Ham pulled out of a £3.5m deal for Diafra Sakha The newly promoted Ligue 1 club criticised the Hammers' 'unacceptable lack of respect' during the transfer procedure.
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Striker had passed medical before potential £3.5million deal
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Metz on verge of complaint to UEFA after transfer collapses
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Matt Jarvis could be on his way out of Upton Park with West Brom  to bid

Question: Meanwhile, @placeholder are poised to bid £7.25million for West Ham winger Matt Jarvis.


By Daily Mail Reporters UPDATED: 19:06 EST, 28 February 2012 Maine State Police say a firefighter from Florida who was missing in Maine was the victim of a drug-related murder. Police charged 24-year-old Daniel Porter of Bangor on Tuesday in the death of Jerry Perdomo of Orange City, Florida, who has been missing since Feb. 16. The arrest was made at a home in Jackson, Maine which was rented by Porter's father. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Missing father-of-two: Jerry Perdomo, 31, of Orange City, Florida, was last seen at a rural home in Jackson, Maine, earlier this month on February 16
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Jerry Perdomo, 30, drove from Florida to Maine to visit friends and was reported missing on February 16
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Maine man Daniel Porter, 24, arrested for Perdomo's murder on Tuesday though police won't go into details

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Question: Probe: Police named @placeholder (right) as a person of interest.


Kurdish fighters from Iraq will enter the besieged Syrian border city of Kobani soon to reinforce fellow Kurds who are defending against ISIS, a Peshmerga general told CNN on Tuesday. "The Peshmerga have been ready for a few days, then had logistical problems, but they no longer do," Brig. Gen. Halgurd Hikmat said of the Iraqi Kurdish forces. He added that "we now have an agreement with Turkey on this." The fighters were en route Tuesday, a Ministry of Peshmerga official who wouldn't give his name because of operational security reasons told CNN. One group traveling by air landed in Turkey early Wednesday, according to media reports.
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Some Kurdish fighters from Iraq have arrived in Turkey, media reports say
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Official: More than 160 Iraqi Kurdish fighters heading to Syrian Kurdish town of Kobani
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Turkey has said it would allow the fighters to enter Kobani through Turkey
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Kobani has been under ISIS attack since September

Question: Turkey's decision to let the @placeholder traverse Turkish territory to reinforce the Kurdish fighters in Kobani represented a major policy shift.


(CNN) -- Even in retirement Black Caviar -- arguably Australia's most celebrated racehorse with 25 victories from 25 starts -- shows no sign of fading from the media glare. Only recently the mare grabbed plenty of headlines after a statue was erected in her honor. But another equine retirement in recent weeks has passed without quite the same fanfare -- Vote for Lust being put out to pasture. Vote for Lust is the cart horse to super mare Black Caviar. "He's just really, really bad," the horse's owner and trainer John Castleman told CNN. "He just doesn't go fast." Retirement came after its 90th run out -- ninety rides that came and went without a solitary victory.
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Vote for Lust failed to win a single race in 90 appearances before his recent retirement
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Ranked as Australia's worst racehorse -- by some distance
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Horse recently retired and now is being ridden by the owner's granddaughter
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There was once talk of a one-sided showdown with Aussie great Black Caviar

Question: During Vote for Lust's career punters laid all manner of bets on him to win -- all to no avail -- though @placeholder was wily enough never to dip into his pocket to back the ultimate no hoper.


(CNN) -- A former flight attendant whose repeated bomb threats caused massive headaches for United Airlines and inconvenienced thousands of travelers has been sentenced to 18 months in prison. A federal judge in Los Angeles sentenced Patrick Cau, 40, on Monday, ordering him to pay $304,495 in restitution to United and $8,838 to the Los Angeles Police Department. Authorities said Cau, a German national also known as Patrick Kaiser, made eight bomb threats in late 2012 and early 2013 to United after being fired by the airline. Most of the phone threats targeted United jets on his old route between Los Angeles and London.
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Repeated bomb threats caused problems for United Airlines
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Patrick Cau pleaded guilty in August, received 18-month sentence
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Cau's lawyer says he's remorseful and wants to put the matter behind him

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By Daniel Bates and James Nye PUBLISHED: 20:18 EST, 7 September 2012 | UPDATED: 06:16 EST, 8 September 2012 The head of U.S. special operations has concluded that the claims made by former Navy SEAL Matt Bissonnette about Osama bin Laden's last moments are incorrect and do not convey an accurate assessment of the al-Qaeda chiefs killing. The chief of U.S. special forces has re-examined the claims of Matt Bissonnette, who wrote 'No Easy Day' and recounts a different version of events of the death of Osama bin Laden Admiral William McRaven took the personal step of contacting members of the Navy SEAL Team Six that stormed the Abbottabad, Pakistan compound of bin Laden, to rebut claims made by Bissonnette that contradicted the official account of the May 2011 raid.
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Admiral William McRaven, the head of U.S. special operations has personally re-examined the claims made by ex-SEAL Matt Bissonnette regarding Osama bin Laden's final moments
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After interviewing Bissonnette's former Navy SEAL colleagues the admiral concluded that the author of 'No Easy Day' was incorrect in his account of bin Laden's death
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Question: Despite the fact that @placeholder was unarmed, the SEALS had come under heavy fire as they made their way through the house to reach him and bin Laden showed no signs of surrendering.


(CNN) -- The unsavory issue of racism in Italian football could be tested like never before following the news that former Netherlands international Clarence Seedorf is to take charge of AC Milan. Even though Milan has yet to formally confirm his appointment, the 37-year-old is in line to become the first black manager in Serie A in nearly two decades. The last black coach to guide a leading Italian side was Brazilian Jarbas 'Cane' Faustinho, who took joint control of Napoli in the 1994-95 season alongside Vujadin Boskov. Seedorf announced his appointment at a news conference in Brazil while simultaneously retiring as a player following a stellar career -- with Rio de Janeiro's Botafogo proving to be the well-traveled midfielder's last club.
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Veteran international ends playing career to take charge of Milan
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Seedorf will become first black coach in Serie A since 1995
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Midfielder made over 400 appearances for San Siro side
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Dutchman replaces Massimiliano Allegri, sacked on Monday after Milan's dismal Serie A start

Question: "All the experience I have gained in this year and a half at Botafogo is going to help me in my next venture, which will be as coach of Milan," Seedorf told reporters in @placeholder on Tuesday.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 20:38 EST, 17 February 2014 | UPDATED: 20:36 EST, 18 February 2014 MPs today rounded on John Bercow for complaining about 'yobbery' and 'public school twittishness' at Prime Minister’s Questions. The Commons Speaker has written to David Cameron, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg warning the public risk being alienated from democracy by the ya-boo nature of the weekly confrontation. But Tory MPs hit back, accusing Mr Bercow of 'whining' and losing control of the Commons because of his 'bias' towards Labour, adding that one of his predecessors, Baroness Boothroyd, had never felt the need to complain.
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Commons Speaker has written to party leaders to demand reform of PMQs
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By Rachel Quigley UPDATED: 11:42 EST, 8 January 2013 Yankees manager Brian Cashman has been accused of leading a 'triple life', conducting an affair with at least two different women while he was still married and bragging to one of them during a drunken tryst: 'The Yankees control the universe and I control the Yankees.' Caroline Meanwell, the mother of Louise Neathway - one of Cashman's alleged mistresses - filed an explosive lawsuit in Manhattan Supreme Court yesterday accusing the baseball manager of being a 'manchild' who conspired to have his former lover committed so the affair would never be revealed.
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Yankees manager accused of being a 'manchild' and conspiring to have one of his lovers institutionalized
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Warned the mother of his mistress that her daughter may 'end up dead' if she didn't help them
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Cashman 'hacked into lover's email account to obtain information to use against her'
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His lawyer 'forced mother to call 911 to have her daughter committed by issuing her with ominous warnings that she would end up dead'

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By Allan Hall UPDATED: 06:21 EST, 11 October 2011 Germans are in fear of a return to the urban terror days of the Red Army Faction after leftists tried to blow up a railway station and derail high-speed express trains. Explosives experts yesterday removed seven petrol bombs equipped with time detonators found by a railway worker in a tunnel leading into Berlin's central station. A left-wing group calling itself Hekla claimed responsibility for the firebombs in an online statement. Terror: The entrance of the Hauptbahnhof, Berlin's main train station. Bottles with flammable liquids were found in a tunnel leading to the station
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Leftist group claims responsibility for the firebombs in online statement
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Discovery comes after arson attacks on Berlin-Hamburg mainline
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This year 600 luxury cars have been torched in Berlin by anarchists
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German authorities braced for resurgence of Seventies-style leftist terrorism

Question: Investigation: @placeholder policemen from a crime scene unit collect evidence from the scene where the firebombs were found.

Question: Describing itself as a communist and anti-imperialist 'urban guerilla' outfit, the group engaged in armed resistance against what they deemed to be the fascist @placeholder state.


By James Chapman Former Commons Speaker Betty Boothroyd last night mounted a ferocious attack on David Cameron for breaking ‘the mould of British history’ by downgrading the status of the new Leader of the House of Lords. Baroness Boothroyd, a respected and much-loved figure on all sides at Westminster, accused the Prime Minister of a ‘careless disregard for the way our constitution works’. She even suggested that the position of International Development Secretary Justine Greening should be downgraded to allow the new Lords leader Baroness Stowell to enjoy the same rank as all of her predecessors. Furious: The much-loved Baroness Boothroyd accused the Prime Minister of a ‘careless disregard for the way our constitution works’
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Suggested International Development Secretary Justine Greening should be downgraded to allow new Lords leader Baroness Stowell into Cabinet
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Question: Lady Boothroyd said it was a ‘dead certainty’ that @placeholder’s downgraded status would be used as an excuse to ignore the views of the Lords.


By Mark Prigg PUBLISHED: 09:25 EST, 7 January 2013 | UPDATED: 03:21 EST, 8 January 2013 The gadgets we are set to want (and some we aren't) are being unveiled at the electronics worlds biggest exhibition. The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas sees almost every manufacturer (apart from Apple) unveiling their 2013 gadgets. It opens officially tomorrow - but has already produced a smart fork that can monitor what you eat, a computer you can use as a table, and the 'phablet' - a combined phone and tablet experts say could become this year's must have. Scroll down for video
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Manufacturers revealing their 2013 gadgets at vast trade show in Las Vegas
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Ultra thin TVs, smartphones and other gadgets set to be revealed - with many manufacturers opting to reveal gadgets before the sow has even opened
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Comes as analysts predict we will spend $1.1 TRILLION on gadgets in 2013

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London, England (CNN) -- Estelle: Back To Love Estelle is one prime example of how UK talent is taking the world by storm. When I met her at the 2004 MOBO Awards, where she won the Best Newcomer award, I felt she was going to become an international sensation. Now a three-time MOBO award winner, she seems to get better and better each time she releases new material. She recently created a free mixtape called "AOM: The Prequel," which could have easily been another record, but the song that I just love is "Back To Love." The track's message can come across a bit upsetting since it's about her ex-boyfriend moving on. But Estelle makes you think of the bigger picture and doesn't dwell on the past but looks to the future. It is the perfect message to convey.
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Kanya King launched the Music of Black Origin awards in 1996
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King chooses her five favorite current artists and one of their recent tracks
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Choices include Mary J. Blige and Estelle

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(CNN) -- President Barack Obama returned to Washington on Wednesday and plunged into a newly energized political debate over how to shrink the chronic federal deficit and debt in the wake of his stronger-than-expected re-election victory. Tuesday's election results effectively preserved the political status quo, with Obama winning a second term and Republicans holding their majority in the U.S. House while Democrats keeping control of the Senate. The looming question was whether freedom from having to face the voters again would prompt Obama to push harder for a compromise that might anger core liberal supporters. At the same time, Republicans stung by their defeat in the presidential race and their inability to seize the Senate faced pressure from inside and outside the party to soften their fierce partisanship and adopt more moderate positions that might bring about agreement on tough issues.
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NEW: Obama talks by phone with congressional leaders on moving forward
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With re-election, Obama free from having to face voters again; will that lead to compromise?
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Bill Clinton had said an Obama win could be key to ending the Washington logjam

Question: However, Boehner specifically opposed a core @placeholder tax proposal that was a major theme of his election campaign -- restoring higher tax rates from the 1990s on individuals who make more than $250,000.


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Democratic presidential hopefuls stressed their common ground with the gay and lesbian community in a televised forum, but one significant exception loomed -- same-sex marriage. A panel that included lesbian rocker Melissa Etheridge questions Sen. Barack Obama. Thursday night's forum in Los Angeles was sponsored by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation. It was broadcast on the gay-themed cable network Logo, making it the first-ever televised presidential forum on gay issues. The group said it offered Republican presidential candidates the opportunity to participate in their own forum, but they declined. The HRC, which claims 700,000 members, is the nation's largest advocacy group for the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered communities.
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Long-shot candidates criticize front-runners' stances on same-sex marriage
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Event is the first-ever televised presidential forum on gay issues
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Sponsor says Republican candidates rejected their own forum

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Queens Park Rangers will kick off their summer transfer business by securing the free transfer signing of Rio Ferdinand. At first glance it may seem like the Loftus Road club are falling into the same traps that characterised their previous ill-fated stint in the top-flight. Paying top dollar for over-hyped stars, only in London for one last pay day. For this read Jose Bosingwa and Chris Samba. Out with the old: Rio Ferdinand left Man Utd on a free transfer this summer following 12 years service Done it all: Ferdinand enjoyed a trophy laden career at United, including winning the 2008 Champions League
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QPR set to make Rio Ferdinand their first signing of the summer on free transfer from Man Utd
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Former England defender will reunite with Harry Redknapp who he played under at West Ham
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Hoops have been stung with similar transfer market captures in the past with Jose Bosingwa and Christopher Samba flopping at Loftus Road

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(CNN) -- When John Lennon remarked in 1966 that the Beatles were then "more popular than Jesus" his comments prompted outrage in the United States. But this weekend the Vatican's newspaper paid tribute to the band on the 40th anniversary of the release of the "White Album" in an article interpreted by some as a papal pardon for Lennon. John Lennon appears with wife Yoko Ono in 1968, two years after he made his "more popular than Jesus" comments. CNN's Alessio Vinci spoke to Steve Turner, author "The Gospel According To The Beatles," about the controversy that helped to end the Beatles' touring career.
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Author: John Lennon never meant "more popular than Jesus" comment to offend
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Lennon never actually retracted the controversial remark
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Vatican newspaper paid tribute to the Beatles on 40th anniversary of "White Album"
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Beatles author says band were a "spiritual force" themselves

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Falkland islanders are to hold their first ever vote on whether they want to remain British. The historic referendum – set for early next year –is intended to send a clear message to Argentina to keep its hands off. Yesterday’s announcement by the Falkland Islands Government came as commemorative events took place to mark the 30th anniversary of their liberation from Argentina’s military junta. Three decades after Margaret Thatcher sent 27,000 troops and more than 100 ships to repel the Argentinian invaders, Buenos Aires continues to set its sights on claiming the territory it calls Las Malvinas. Scroll down for video
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Island government hopes to send message to Argentina that they want to remain British
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Vote comes 30 years after 27,000 troops repelled Argentinian invaders
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Vote set to take place in the first half of next year

Question: 'I have no doubt that the people of the @placeholder wish for the islands to remain a self-governing overseas territory of the United Kingdom.


Olympia, Washington (CNN) -- Joseph Shaun Goodman's seventh arrest for DUI was as sensational as it gets. Police chased him in his Ferrari at more than 90 mph in downtown Olympia, Washington. A passenger, whom Goodman had just met at a bar, begged to leave the car, and his wish was granted while the car slowed. Goodman crashed his sports car, a 2000 model worth $70,000, into a house and two cars. The tall, tan businessman was finally arrested behind the wheel in a church parking lot with police drawing their guns on him just before midnight December 29. Cops noted his watery, bloodshot eyes and smelled alcohol on his breath.
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Joseph Shaun Goodman's seventh DUI is a misdemeanor under Washington state law
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He drove his Ferrari above 90 mph fleeing police, crashing into two cars and a house
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Judge gives Goodman work-release because jailing him would hurt his employees
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Protesters charge that "wealthy are playing by a different set of rules"

Question: Now there's a local uproar over how Goodman, 42, avoided hard jail time -- despite facing his seventh drunk-driving offense and with his blood alcohol measuring 0.16, twice @placeholder's threshold for DUI.


(CNN) -- A forceful Mitt Romney went toe-to-toe with President Barack Obama on the dominant issues for voters, challenging the Democrat's policies on the economy, taxes and health care in the first of three debates ahead of the November election. In exchanges full of policy proposals, facts and figures, the Republican challenger was more aggressive in the 90-minute encounter in criticizing Obama's record and depicting the president's vision as one of big government. The president firmly defended his achievements and challenged his rival's prescriptions as unworkable. Neither candidate scored dramatic blows that will make future highlight reels, and neither veered from campaign themes and policies to date.
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Jim Lehrer of PBS moderates his 12th presidential debate

Question: "I've got to tell you, Governor Romney, when it comes to his own party during the course of this campaign, has not displayed that willingness to say no to some of the more extreme parts of his party," @placeholder said in reference to his challenger's swing to the right during the primaries to appeal to the GOP's conservative base.

Question: @placeholder opened the debate by promising his wife they wouldn't be celebrating their anniversary next year in front of 40 million people, and Romney joked that Obama found the most romantic place possible for the anniversary.


Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has former driver Sebastian Vettel to thank for their 'camouflage car' in testing this week. The black-and-white livery design is visually refractive, ensuring rivals face a tough time trying to ascertain the car's aerodynamics. Horner has conceded the idea was spawned by Vettel's helmet design seen over the course of the Italian Grand Prix weekend last year. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Unleash the CamoBull. The RB11 takes to the track in Jerez Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo drives the camouflage car during testing on Sunday at the Circuito de Jerez in Spain
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Red Bull's test car at the Circuito de Jerez in Spain was emblazoned with a black and white livery pattern designed
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The design is meant to make it difficult for rivals to get detailed pictures of the car's set up during testing
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Team principal Christian Horner revealed the design was inspired by one of Sebastian Vettel's helmets last season

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Atlanta (CNN) -- He once walked through fire; now, he's using fire to forge a September 11 memorial. Artist, sculptor and former Marine firefighter Curtis James Miller will unveil his memorial Sunday, the 10th anniversary of the terrorist attacks, in an Atlanta suburb. He recently spoke to CNN about his work; here's an edited transcript of that interview: CNN: Tell me a little about how this project started. Curtis James Miller: Doug Harms, who works with (the) DeKalb (County) Fire (Department), approached me about doing this memorial. I guess he saw my work online. So, he contacted me and told me about his idea to do a memorial outside the fire station using a piece of Trade Center steel. From the time we spoke, I kind of had one idea stuck in my head: the phoenix wing, rising out of the ashes.
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Artist, sculptor and former Marine forging 9/11 memorial for Atlanta suburb
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Curtis James Miller will unveil memorial Sunday, 10th anniversary of terrorist attacks
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Memorial depicts phoenix wing rising from ashes, framing piece of Twin Towers steel

Question: So the whole site is in a 52-foot circle in front of @placeholder police and fire headquarters.


Tim Sherwood threw aside any reservations like a club-crested gilet as Aston Villa scored the goal that clinched their progress to the FA Cup quarter-finals. Having allowed himself a smile when Leandro Bacuna’s wonderful strike flew in, he punched the air with all the glee of a lifelong Villa fan after Scott Sinclair’s tame effort somehow outfoxed Mark Schwarzer one minute from time. Sherwood watched this tie from the stands as first team coach Scott Marshall took control in the dugout. But after a goalless opening period, Villa’s 11th consecutive first half without scoring, the new manager was in the dressing room at the interval to address certain issues. From the outside, his words seemed to have had an immediate impact.
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Leandro Bacuna strikes from outside the box to give watching Tim Sherwood a perfect start
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Scott Sinclair added a second with his first goal for Villa after Mark Schwarzer's mistake
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Andrej Kramaric scored his second goal in two games with an excellent header - but it proved a consolation
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Shay Given got a chance to play for Aston Villa - his combined age with Leicester keeper Schwarzer was 80
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Villa also had two goals ruled out either side of half-time for offside, although both calls were correct
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The Midlands side join West Brom, Blackburn, Reading and Liverpool in the FA Cup last eight

Question: @placeholder was a reserved figure for much of the game but he could not hide his enjoyment at Villa's second goal, punching the air


(CNN)A sign you'd expect to see in a war zone, hanging at a police station. Two unarmed civilians shot more than 20 times after a high-speed chase. A man in the middle of a medical emergency, jolted with a Taser while strapped to a gurney. These are alarming examples, federal investigators say, that show police in Cleveland have been using unnecessary and unreasonable force at a "significant rate," employing "dangerous tactics" that put the community at risk. A report released Thursday details a nearly two-year Justice Department investigation which found that Cleveland police use guns, Tasers, pepper spray and their fists excessively, unnecessarily or in retaliation. Officers also have used excessive force on those "who are mentally ill or in crisis," the Justice Department said.
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Guns, Tasers, fists, chemical sprays are all used inappropriately, probe finds
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Cleveland, feds agree to independent monitor to oversee reforms, Justice Dept. says
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Investigators reviewing deadly force cast officers in "positive light," report says
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Report comes as police are under fire after fatal shooting of 12-year-old Tamir Rice

Question: As a result of the findings, the city and @placeholder have signed an agreement "to develop a court-enforceable consent decree that will include a requirement for an independent monitor who will oversee and ensure necessary reforms."


A raging sandstorm has swept into Israel, Palestine and Lebanon causing the worst Israeli air pollution in years and whipping up huge waves in the Mediterranean Sea. The storm, make up of accumulated dust carried from the far reaches of the Sahara Desert in North Africa, also engulfed Cairo for a second day. Israel's Environmental Protection Ministry said air pollution levels were the country's worst in five years and the storm would last into tonight. Scroll down for video Hazy: This is how the Egyptian capital Cairo looked from above today after it was engulfed by a sandstorm for a second day running
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Sandstorm swept into Israel, Palestine and Lebanon causing air pollution and whipping up huge waves
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Storm is made up of accumulated dust carried from the far reaches of the Sahara Desert in North Africa
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Israel's Environmental Protection Ministry said air pollution levels were the country's worst in five years
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Flights to and from the Red Sea resort city of Eilat have been temporarily grounded due to the weather
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Storm first reached Egypt yesterday, temporarily closing Cairo International Airport to incoming flights

Question: The sandstorm hit @placeholder after unusually warm and sunny weather for a February day, and the sky over downtown Cairo turned yellow and blotted out the sun, limiting visibility.


David Cameron today admitted he made a mistake by taking Andy Coulson into Downing Street as his chief spin doctor. The Prime Minister issued a 'full and frank' apology for his decision to hire the former editor of the News of the World, adding: 'I am extremely sorry I employed him. It was the wrong decision.' Labour leader Ed Miliband said that Mr Cameron had 'brought a criminal into the heart of Downing Street' and his Government was 'tainted' as a result. Scroll down for video Prime Minister David Cameron promised to make a 'profound apology' if his former director of communications Andy Coulson was found guilty of wrongdoing
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PM stands by 2011 promise to issue 'profound apology' if Coulson guilty
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Speaking in the Cabinet room, Cameron admits: 'It was the wrong decision'
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Ed Balls raises verdict in the Commons minutes after it's announced in court
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Osborne says Coulson 'gave assurances that turned out not to be the case'
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Coulson became Tory communications chief after quitting News of the World

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The daughter of University of Alabama football coach Nick Saban is once again in legal troubles stemming from a boozy brawl with a sorority sister over a Facebook post that ended in punches and a broken nose. Kristen Saban, daughter of the legendary Alabama coach, was being sued for $10,000 by fellow Phi Mu sister Sarah Grimes, who claims she was brutally beaten over a Facebook post following a night of drinking games. Back in March, a Tuscaloosa judge ruled that Saban was only defending herself and dismissed the lawsuit. But on Friday, the Alabama Supreme Court reversed that decision, saying that there is enough of a dispute about what happened for the case to move forward. The lawsuit, first filed in June 2012, has now been fully reinstated.
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Kristen Saban, daughter of Alabama football coach Nick Saban, is accused of brutally beating a former sorority sister after a night of drinking in 2010
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In her suit, Sarah Grimes says that the two girls were bickering over a boy when Saban posted on Facebook: 'No one likes Sarah, Yayyyyy!
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In the ensuing altercation, Grimes claims that Saban viciously beat her and left her with a broken nose and a concussion
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A judge in March dismissed the lawsuit, saying Saban was defending herself
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The Alabama Supreme Court on Friday overturned that decision, and the civil lawsuit against Nick Saban's daughter is moving forward

Question: She said in legal papersthat, after she posted on Facebook, @placeholder rushed over to confront her and began banging on her door.


Two volunteer paramedics 'seeking only to do good' at the scene of accidents must be prosecuted for using sirens and flashing lights, the High Court has ordered - 'with regret'. Judges upheld an appeal by the Director of Public Prosecutions against a refusal by Bury magistrates to convict Michael Issler and Mordechai Bamberger for using 'blues-and-twos'. The warning sirens and lights - used by police, paramedics and firefighters - helped the pair get to the scenes of accidents quicker than ambulances to give vital first aid. 'Blues-and-twos': The flashing blue light of a police car, like the ones used by Michael Issler and Mordechai Bamberger as they carried out their duties as medical volunteers for Salford's Hatzola service
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Bury Magistrates had refused to convict Michael Issler and Mordechai Bamberger for using police-style flashing lights and sirens
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The pair had been working as volunteers for Salford's Hatzolah, a emergency medical service for the area's Jewish community
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By Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 23:10 EST, 12 December 2013 | UPDATED: 23:38 EST, 12 December 2013 A woman survived nearly three nights in bitter interior Alaska cold by burning her snowmobile and huddling with her small dog, Alaska State Troopers said on Thursday. Vivian Mayo, 57, of Cantwell, was found at about 1 a.m. on Wednesday, taking shelter under the burned-out hulk of her snowmobile and sharing body heat with Elvis, a small, brown dog of unknown breed. She was severely hypothermic and in need of immediate medical attention, troopers said. Vivian Mayo, 57, of Cantwell, Alaska, was found at about 1 a.m. on Wednesday sharing body heat with Elvis, a small, brown dog of unknown breed
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Vivian Mayo, 57, of Cantwell, Alaska, was found on Wednesday sharing body heat with Elvis, her pet dog who hadn't left her side
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Vivian's snowmobile broke down after she went to search for her missing husband
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(CNN)The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded Friday to India's Kailash Satyarthi and Pakistan's Malala Yousafzai for their struggles against the suppression of children and for young people's rights, including the right to education. Thorbjorn Jagland, chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, said, "Children must go to school, not be financially exploited." Yousafzai came to global attention after she was shot in the head by the Taliban -- two years ago Thursday -- for her efforts to promote education for girls in Pakistan. Since then, after recovering from surgery, she has taken her campaign to the world stage, notably with a speech last year at the United Nations.
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Pakistan's Malala Yousafzai: Children around the world "should stand up for their rights"
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India's Prime Minister congratulates winners for determination and courage
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Pakistani PM Nawaz Sharif says Yousafzai has "made her countrymen proud"
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India's Kailash Satyarthi says award honors everyone working for child rights

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By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 11:00 EST, 2 October 2013 | UPDATED: 11:16 EST, 2 October 2013 He is the Made In Chelsea lothario who's affectionately dubbed 'pug' and 'fat boy' by his co-stars. And now Spencer Matthews has revealed that he decided to get into peak physical condition ahead of season six of Made In Chelsea after looking in the mirror one day and realising he was fat. Speaking to MailOnline, the Chelsea boy said: 'The weight just creeps up on me. I woke up one day, looked in the mirror and thought. "Oh great, I'm fat again".'
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Star has penned autobiography and hopes people will see the 'real him'
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(CNN) -- What's with this wacky weather? It's so cold in Florida that farmers joke the oranges are squeezing themselves to stay warm. But Alaska is so warm that a ski resort's been forced to close. Add to this curious mix, giant waves in Hawaii, a historic drought in California, and bears coming out of hibernation in Nevada, and you can't help but wonder: What is going on with the weather? To be sure, the United States is a giant place -- 3,000 miles wide from coast to coast. But even taking that into account, what you have here has to be at least a tad bit out of the norm.
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An Alaskan ski resort gets rain instead of snow
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Frost and freeze advisories stretch to South Florida

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(CNN) -- Things are looking horrible for President Barack Obama. There's the Obamacare website fiasco. Ongoing allegations of National Security Agency spying on European leaders. There was the government shutdown that damaged the economy on his watch. And a new poll released this week finds Obama with his lowest approval rating -- and his highest disapproval rating -- ever. If this were a movie, we would be at the part where the hero finds himself surrounded. He has no escape routes and he's outgunned. What will happen next: Will our hero prevail like John McClane in "Die Hard," or will he fail like William Wallace in "Braveheart"?
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Dean Obeidallah: Obama in a tough stretch, facing policy debacles, low poll numbers
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If it were a movie, his character would be surrounded -- but he can change outcome, he says
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He says he must aggressively press agenda and also aim for Democrats to retake House
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Obeidallah: GOP dictating narrative, but he must take control before term runs out

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By Alex Greig A Michigan couple have managed to smuggle their newly adopted daughter out of Crimea just after Russia officially annexed the state. Kristine Proctor was waiting for the final pieces of paperwork to be filed for her and husband James's adoption of a 16-year-old orphan called Yana when Russian troops flooded the streets and a referendum decided that Crimea would become a part of Russia. Although the official unification wasn't immediate, bureaucrats stopped issuing the documents the Proctors needed to remove Yana, who has since renamed herself Melissa, from her orphanage and the region. Reunited: Kristine and James Proctor with their newly adopted daughter Melissa
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Kristine and James Proctor went to Crimea to adopt a 16-year-old orphan, Melissa
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While they waited for paperwork to be completed, Crimea was annexed by Russia
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Kristine Proctor had to smuggle her daughter out of the region just hours before the annexation was complete
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Crimea has now been unified with Russia and all U.S. adoptions have been halted
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Melissa flew to Michigan on Saturday to begin her life as the adopted daughter of the Proctors

Question: New daughter: The Proctors say @placeholder is bright and confident and believe she will thrive in the United States


Police say a New York man was arrested on Monday for renting a bulldozer and demolishing his own home, which actually legally belonged to his wife. James Rhein, 48, of Middleton, was arrested on a felony charge of criminal mischief after knocking down the Woodland Ave property with an excavator. Rhein said the house had been in disrepair for years and that he went to get a permit to pull it down, however the office was shut for Martin Luther King Day. So he decided to demolish it himself - all 840-square-feet of the ranch-style, one-story home, according to NBC New York.
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One-story ranch-style home in Middletown, New York
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James Rhein, 48, says he tried to get a permit Monday but office was shut
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He then hired a bulldozer and excavated the site himself
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Later admitted his wife did not know what he was doing

Question: Not anymore: James Rhein, of @placeholder, is facing second-degree felony charges for allegedly using an excavator to knock down his wife's house while his wife was running errands


By Steve Robson PUBLISHED: 04:31 EST, 8 January 2013 | UPDATED: 15:01 EST, 8 January 2013 Ralph Tarrant has just taken the title of Britain's oldest man - but says he doesn't understand what 'all this fuss is about'. The Sheffield great great grandfather has been handed the crown following the death of 110-year-old Reg Dean yesterday. Aged 109 and 185 days old, Mr Tarrant was born only a year after Mr Dean in 1903. Still on the go: Great great grandfather Ralph Tarrant from Sheffield is now Britain's oldest man aged 109 Memory lane: Britain's newly-crowned oldest man, Ralph Tennant, looks through his collection of photos
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Ralph Tarrant took title yesterday following death of Reg Dean, 110
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Great great grandfather from Sheffield born in 1903
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He and his wife were Britain's oldest married couple until she died last year

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There was widespread outrage among UEFA delegates at their meeting ahead of the FIFA Congress when the £16million outlay on Sepp Blatter’s vanity project film was discussed. The European representatives were aghast that Blatter should commit so much money — more than the annual turnover of most of UEFA’s national associations — to the FIFA history film United Passions, which was launched at the Cannes Film Festival last month. When Sports Agenda first revealed the sum Blatter had agreed to put into the project — against staff advice — Zurich claimed the true figure was far lower. Under fire: FIFA president Sepp blatter has been criticised by UEFA delegates
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FIFA president sanctions massive outlay on vanity film project
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Drugs-testing at World Cup to cost authorities another £1m after Rio lab has its accreditation removed
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England's commute to training becoming a cause for concern

Question: Spilling the beans: @placeholder's finance administrator has confirmed the £16m sum used to make the film


By Hannah Roberts In Rome One of the Vatican’s most senior money-men has been arrested in an alleged plot to smuggle 20 million Euros into Italy from Switzerland aboard a government plane. Monsignor Nunzio Scarano, the bishop of Salerno, and the chief accountant for the Vatican’s vast property portfolio, has been taken into custody along with an Italian secret agent Mario Zito and broker Giovanni Carenzio. Scarano, 61, who worked at Deutsche bank before taking ecclesiastical vows, is accused of fraud, corruption, and other charges, as part of a wider investigation into the IOR Vatican Bank. Arrest: Monsignor Nunzio Scarano, the bishop of Salerno, the chief accountant for the Vatican's vast property portfolio, has been taken into custody
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Monsignor Nunzio Scarano, the bishop of Salerno, taken into custody
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He is the chief accountant for the Vatican’s vast property portfolio
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He was known among Vatican circles as 'Don 500 Euros'
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Italian secret agent Mario Zito and broker Giovanni Carenzio also arrested

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By Lillian Radulova and Sarah Dean A New Zealand bride set up the perfect wedding day surprise for her groom when she ordered a helicopter to fly them up to one of the world's most scenic peaks, only moments after they were pronounced husband and wife. Belinda, 27, and Campbell Stuart, 31, shared a once in a lifetime romantic experience as they spent their first moments as a married couple standing alone atop a mountain and looking down upon the lake of their hometown, Wanaka. Meanwhile, Melbourne based destination wedding photographer Eric Ronald, snapped the beautiful moments from the chopper.
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Belinda Stuart surprised her husband Campbell, by ordering a helicopter to fly them to the top of a mountain, moments after they were pronounced husband and wife
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They spent their first moments as a married couple standing on a mountain peak, above their hometown Wanaka
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The couple described the moment, captured by photographer Eric Ronald, as 'magical' and 'surreal'

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A great deal of Americans were justifiably upset when Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney lost the election. But rather than using social media to express their frustration and disappointment in an elegant way, many Twitter users instead used the platform to post shockingly racist tweets, calling President Obama a ‘n*****’ and a ‘monkey.’ A map collected by Floating Sheep, a collective of geography academics, shows the shocking demographic of racist 'hate tweets,' many of them collected from states that were won by Romney. Vitriol: Floating Sheep mapped out racist tweets about Obama across the country, starting on November 1; Arkansas and Mississippi had the highest concentration of such tweets
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Map shows how concentration of racist tweets about Obama were from heavily Republican states of Mississippi and Louisiana
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However, there were also racist tweets recorded in states like West Virginia, Ohio, and Missouri
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Administration condemned racial epithets and called for students to recommit themselves to tolerance

Question: Riots: Ole Miss students took to the streets, burning @placeholder campaign posters after his reelection was announced

Question: Outrage: Students chronicled the demonstrations against @placeholder's win on social media


(CNN) -- The authorities who control Kosovo may have stolen organs from prisoners of war and political rivals when the Kosovo Liberation Army was fighting Serbian forces for control of the territory, European authorities allege in a new report. "Numerous indications seem to confirm that ... organs were removed from some prisoners ... to be taken abroad for transplantation," according to a draft report from the Council of Europe. Investigators have "made progress" toward "proving the existence of secret KLA places of detention in northern Albania where inhuman treatment and even murders are said to have been committed," draft author Dick Marty says.
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The report cites evidence that organs were removed from prisoners for transplant abroad
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Ex-Kosovo Liberation Army figures are still involved in criminal activity, the report says
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Kosovo calls the Council of Europe report false and libelous

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Question: Kosovo has made it "complicated" to dig for missing bodies, and @placeholder has refused to allow it, Marty says, adding: "Serbia ultimately cooperated."


FIFA Puskas award runner-up Stephanie Roche has announced she is joining National Women's Soccer League side Houston Dash. The Republic of Ireland international, who only signed for French side ASPTT Albi in July last year, has penned a two-year deal with the American outfit. The 25-year-old forward, who has scored four times for her country, became the first women to be shortlisted for the prestigious accolade in December, after a stunning volleyed goal for former side Peamount United against Wexford Youths in October 2013. Stephanie Roche is all smiles as she is pictured in the Houston Dash home strip The Republic of Ireland forward has moved to the American side on a two-year deal from ASPTT Albi
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Stephanie Roche has signed for Houston Dash on a two-year deal
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The 25-year-old joins from French side ASPTT Albi
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Roche was shortlisted for the FIFA Puskas award after a stunning volleyed goal for former side Peamount United in October 2013
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The Republic of Ireland international admits she rushed into her move to France and is looking forward to a new challenge in America
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READ: The amazing rise of Roche... from timid tomboy to star striker

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Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- On the same day it ratcheted up its rhetoric against North Korea, South Korea on Monday decided to put off an artillery drill on the island central to the latest conflagration between the two nations, state-run media reported. South Korean military officials "delayed" the drill on Yeonpyeong Island that had been scheduled for Tuesday, according to the official Yonhap News Agency. Earlier, island residents had been told to move to bomb shelters for the drill. The announcement came as North Korea stepped up its threats recently on its southern rival, as well as the United States, if any military activities infringe on what the communist nation considers its territory.
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NEW: South Korea cancels live artillery drill on disputed Yellow Sea border island
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South Korean President Lee Myung-bak warns North will pay a price if it attacks again
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South Korea will consider a Chinese call for emergency talks among six major powers
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North Korea calls the U.S.-South Korea military exercises a pretext for war and aggression

Question: "If the North commits any additional provocations against the @placeholder, we will make sure that it pays a dear price without fail," Lee said in a nationally televised address.


How hard is it to create a website to help people get health insurance under the Affordable Care Act? For three 20-year-old programmers in San Francisco, it took about three days' worth of work. Spurred by the problems that have surrounded the rollout of the official HeathCare.gov site, the trio created an alternative, Health Sherpa, quickly and cheaply. At first glance, it looks like a triumph of tech-startup nimbleness over government inefficiency. George Kalogeropoulos, who created the site along with Ning Liang and Michael Wasser, said all three of them had tried using the government website to get insurance. "We were surprised to see that it was actually fairly difficult to use HealthCare.gov to find and understand our options," he told CNN. "Given that the data was publicly available, we thought that it made a lot of sense to take the data that was on there and just make it easy to search through and view available plans."
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Three 20-year-olds create alternate site that lets people search for health care
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Programmers built Health Sherpa in three days for "hundreds of dollars"
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Site does not let users actually sign up for coverage
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It was built in response to problems that have plagued Healthcare.gov site

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One of the world's finest collections of Chinese jade is tipped to sell for for £3.1million. The 15 pieces were acquired by the former Conservative MP Somerset de Chair who left them to his widow, Lady Juliet Tadgell, upon his death in 1995. Lady Juliet, a heiress, is one of the richest women in Britain and her son-in-law is the Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg. A rare pale green jade carving of a bixie, a type of lion-like mythological Chinese creature,  dating back to the Ming Dynasty, which has an estimated £99,000 - £120,000 pricetag An Imperial pale green jade archaistic vase, (left) with Qianlong four-character fang gu mark, made from a single piece of jade and featuring fish, tortoises, birds and a mythical-beast head, which has an estimate of between £990,000 - 1.2 million, and an Imperial white jade snuff bottle and stopper with Qianlong seal mark, attributed to the Palace Workshops in the 18th century that stands at just 3ins tall- it is worth an estimated£500,000
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The 15 pieces were acquired by former Conservative MP Somerset de Chair
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They were left to his widow Lady Juliet Tadgell upon his death in 1995
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Collection includes a 9in carved elephant  made  for Chinese Imperial Court
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Also features a white jade snuff bottle made in 18th century Imperial Palace
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The jade pieces are being sold in Hong Kong tomorrow

Question: There is a 16ins tall imperial jar that dates back to nearly 300 years and is almost identical to one held in the prestigious @placeholder in China.


(WIRED) -- Sergey Brin has once again hit the town with Project Glass -- but this time he let someone else wear Google's augmented reality headset. California Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom wore the specs on "The Gavin Newsom Show," and later told Wired about his brief experience with one of the world's most rarefied pieces of technology. "You can easily forget you have them on, and sense the capacity of use in the future," Newsom told us, adding the headset felt incredibly light, comfortable and inconspicuous on his head. Brin and his wife, Anne Wojcicki, appeared on Newsom's Current TV talk show Wednesday May 23 to discuss Project Glass and Sergey's work in the Google X labs. On the show, Brin also provided our first glimpse into how the Google Glass interface is navigated.
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Google Glass is the company's augmented reality project
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Prototype glasses display digital info on top of the real world
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California Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom tried on the glasses
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He hosted a Google co-founder on Current TV's "The Gavin Newsom Show"

Question: He also tells @placeholder, "Don't touch the pad on the side" while setting up the headset for the talk show host.


(CNN) -- Celebrity chef Kathy Casey predicts two flavor trends in cocktails for 2010 will be fresh ginger and hibiscus. Casey is known around the world for her expertise in mixing food and drinks. Her company, Kathy Casey Food Studios®-Liquid Kitchen, has been consulting with a new nightclub at the Fairmont Abu Dhabi about its food and beverage menu. While creating bubbly drinks in the Middle East, Casey substitutes sparkling date cider for apple cider. This mixologist, who knows how to stir up liquid fun, shares these two recipes from her latest book, "Sips & Apps." Green-Eye Daiquiri This special holiday variation of my Green-Eye Daiquiri gets a flavor boost from quickly flamed fresh thyme, which releases the herbal aromatics and adds a little holiday theatrics! The recipe makes one drink.
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Celebrity chef Kathy Casey predicts two new drink flavors for 2010
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She says hot cocktail flavors for 2010 will be fresh ginger and hibiscus
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Mixologist adds thyme to her Green-Eye Daiquiri

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Did SHE or didn’t she? Will she or won’t she? Has she or hasn’t she? And most pertinent of all, most damnably crucial of all, is she or is she not guilty? On Wednesday night, as the last episode in the second series of BBC2’s police corruption drama Line Of Duty is shown, millions of  television viewers will finally find out the truth about the mysterious Detective Inspector Lindsay Denton. Is the beleaguered cop, so brilliantly played by Keeley Hawes, really a force for good; an honourable and decent woman trying to do her best in a quagmire of police corruption?
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Millions set to find out the truth about Detective Inspector Lindsay Denton
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Line Of Duty most talked-about cop show since last year’s Broadchurch
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The show has lured viewers into a world of police-on-police murder
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Written by Jed Mercurio Line Of Duty is set within a fictitious English force
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However, he used anonymous, serving police officers as consultants

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(CNN) -- One day, a rather inconsiderate caveman turned to his cavewoman and said, "You know, Diane, you should really think about shaving your legs." To which she replied, "Shut up, Kevin. Get a job." Having yet to successfully create fire or invent the wheel, caveman Kevin was, all in all, sort of a lousy cave-husband. And, quite frankly, Diane was tired of being told what to do by a naked man who spent most of his time playing Golden Tee in a cave with his friends. So she kept her legs just as they were. And nothing changed until around the 1940s. Which was a considerably long time.
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An image claiming to be "hairy leg" stockings appeared on a Chinese blog
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Trend-watching site ChinaSMACK suggests they're designed to be anti-pervert
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Many don't believe the stockings are real since they can't be found for purchase

Question: Well, as the @placeholder caption translation suggests, the supposed stockings are for any girl who wants to go out and not be bothered by ogling men.


By Shari Miller PUBLISHED: 08:32 EST, 6 January 2013 | UPDATED: 18:43 EST, 6 January 2013 As a former KGB chief, Vladimir Putin is used to dealing with defectors. Maybe that’s why he was so happy to greet French tax rebel Gerard Depardieu yesterday after granting him Russian citizenship. The actor, 64, has been accused of betrayal after quitting his homeland to avoid a new 75 per cent tax rate for millionaires. Warm welcome: Depardieu was offered citizenship and a passport by the Russian President Open arms: Russian President Vladimir Putin greets French actor Gerard Depardieu Welcomed: French actor Gerard Depardieu poses with his new Russian passport on a theatre stage, wearing a traditional folk outfit, after he arrived in the city of Saransk, 435 miles east of Moscow, Russia, on Sunday
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Star of Green Card quit homeland over proposed 75 percent income tax
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Depardieu given a warm welcome by President Vladimir Putin
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Actor has been accused of national betrayal by critics in France
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Brigitte Bardot claims he was a 'victim of extremely unfair persecution'

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Former England midfielder Frank Lampard has been 'upset' by some of the criticism aimed at Raheem Sterling this week. Sterling did not start England's Euro 2016 qualifying win in Estonia on Sunday after telling manager Roy Hodgson that he felt tired. Hodgson's decision to make this conversation public has prompted a huge debate, with the player himself having both his fitness and commitment questioned in some quarters. Frank Lampard  says criticism of Raheem Sterling (in action here against Estonia) has been unfair Manchester City star Lampard says he is 'upset' at the backlash against Sterling after the teenager and his World Cup team-mate told England boss Roy Hodgson he was tired ahead of the match against Estonia
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Frank Lampard said he was 'upset' by criticism of Raheem Sterling
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Sterling told England manager Roy Hodgson he was tired before Estonia match, and subsequently didn't start the match
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Lampard said it was brave of the 19-year-old to be honest with Hodgson
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Lampard was a team-mate of Sterling's at the World Cup in Brazil
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The Manchester City loanee said money is no factor in the issue

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(CNN) -- Tim Russert, who became one of America's leading political journalists as the host of NBC's "Meet the Press," died Friday, the network said. He was 58. Tim Russert established himself as the face of NBC's political journalism as host of "Meet the Press." The network said the award-winning journalist collapsed at work Friday. He was taken to Washington's Sibley Memorial Hospital, where he died, the hospital confirmed. Colleague and former NBC anchor Tom Brokaw broke the news on the network Friday shortly after 3:40 p.m. Russert had just returned from a family vacation in Italy with his wife, journalist Maureen Orth, and son, Luke, to celebrate his graduation from Boston College, Brokaw said.
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Veteran journalist collapses at work, according to NBC
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Russert best known as host of NBC's "Meet the Press"
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Russert just returned from trip to Italy with family
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Mayor of Buffalo, New York, orders flags to fly at half-staff

Question: "I think I can invoke personal privilege and say this news division will not be the same without his strong, clear voice," @placeholder said Friday.


(CNN) -- Jumping on the social media bandwagon, chief White House photographer Pete Souza has joined Instagram to give us what we all expect to find on the photo sharing site -- photos of sunsets, food and dogs. Well, you can find a few of the classic Instagram subjects interspersed with portraits of whatever helicopter or plane they are flying that day, and portraits of the president in meetings and giving speeches. Souza, who joined two weeks ago, made his debut with a photo of the presidential seal on the Air Force One on July 24, promising to show "behind-the-scenes of the Presidency." His next post was of fruit on the plane.
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Chief White House photographer Pete Souza joins Instagram on June 24
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His first photo is of the presidential seal on the Air Force One
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He says he will only post photos taken on his iPhone
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He doesn't plan to post selfies

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(CNN) -- A judge restored Katherine Jackson as permanent guardian of Michael Jackson's children and approved a plan to add their cousin T.J. Jackson as co-guardian during a hearing Thursday. "It's clear to me that the children are well-cared-for by Mrs. Jackson," Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Mitchell Beckloff said. "It's clear to me that they love her very much and they have substantial significant relations with T.J. Jackson and love him very much." The decision comes in a hearing eight days after the same court suspended the family matriarch as guardian because she had been gone and out of communications with the three children for 10 days.
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Diana Ross visits Michael Jackson's kids and approves guardianship plan, lawyer says
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Pop star's mother was suspended as guardian because she was out of communication
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Judge restored her as permanent guardian during hearing Thursday
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The children's cousin T.J. Jackson is named co-guardian

Question: @placeholder, whom Michael Jackson named as a backup guardian in his will, visited with the children Wednesday and agreed with the plan, according to the lawyer who represents the children.


Baghdad (CNN) -- A militant group with links to al Qaeda claimed responsibility for a deadly wave of bombings across Iraq, strikes designed to undermine government security plans for the upcoming Arab League summit. The Islamic State of Iraq, an umbrella group that includes al Qaeda in Iraq, made the claim in a statement posted on an al Qaeda website. The explosions killed 45 people and wounded hundreds Tuesday. Occurring on the ninth anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, the attacks were "coordinated" and launched by "Sunni lions" in Baghdad and other provinces "simultaneously," the online statement said. Sunni lions is an adulatory reference to militants.
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The Islamic State of Iraq is an al Qaeda front group
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The group says it was targeting security plans for the Arab League summit
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More violence flares across Baghdad Wednesday
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At least 45 are dead after the wave of bombs on the 9th anniversary of the invasion

Question: Many @placeholder have felt disenfranchised in Iraq in the post-Hussein era and some have embraced the insurgency.


(CNN) -- Christopher Salmon just wanted to make an animated film from a short story he loved. Searching for funds to make his film a reality, Salmon turned to Kickstarter, an online fundraising site for creative projects. His goal? To raise $150,000 to bankroll a 3-D-style short of author Neil Gaiman's "The Price," one of a growing number of six-figure projects on the 1½-year-old site. "I was trying to find a way to fund it and wasn't finding success anywhere because it didn't fit the model -- especially here in America where the short film is viewed as a novelty," Salmon said Monday. "[Kickstarter] was perfect, because if the fans want it, they'll say something. And, boy, have they ever."
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Kickstarter, the creativity fundraising site, is raising cash for its biggest projects ever
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Filmmaker is days away from funding his version of author Neil Gaiman's "The Price"
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Makers of a watch that uses an iPod Nano sought $15,000 but have raised over $400,000

Question: @placeholder needs another $26,000 by Wednesday, the project's deadline, for it to become a reality.


This is the moment a National Guard soldier surprised his wife and their one-day-old daughter after taking a last-minute flight from his post in the Middle East. Sgt John Vorrath watched Janae give birth to their second child, Charlotte, in Ames, Iowa, from his unit using FaceTime on an iPad. As he watched, his commander scrawled on a piece of paper that his request for leave had been accepted. Scroll down for video Surprise! Janae Vorrath was speechless when Sgt John arrived in her ward to greet their new baby daughter Ecstatic: The couple were not sure how long it would be before John could meet his child for the first time
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Sgt John Vorrath watched Janae give birth to Charlotte over FaceTime
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During birth, his commander wrote a note granting his leave request
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He jumped straight on a plane to Ames, Iowa, and arrived 22 hours later
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Janae was speechless, minutes later John surprised their 2-year-old son

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(CNN) -- Virginia State Police say they have identified the gunman who fired a high-powered rifle at four county deputies, killing two of them, officials said Monday, but they still don't have a motive for the shootings. Buchanan County Deputies Eric Dewayne Rasnake, 32, and Shane Earl Charles, 25, were shot multiple times after responding to a "larceny in progress" call at a salvage business in Vansant, Virginia, Sheriff Roy Foster said. The wounded deputies were able to crawl to a nearby residence for cover. Deputies Cameron Neil Justus, 41, and William Ezra Stiltner, 46, were shot with the same high-powered weapon after they rushed to the scene to help their fallen comrades, police said.
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NEW: Suspect is identified as 52-year-old Randy Gilbert Newberry, state police say
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NEW: The suspect was shot and killed after refusing police orders to surrender
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NEW: Virginia State Police continue to search for a motive

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(CNN) -- U.S. health officials expressed concern Friday that a swine flu virus that has infected eight people in the United States matches samples of a virus that has killed at least 68 people in Mexico. Swine flu is usually diagnosed only in pigs or people in regular contact with them. U.S. health experts also are concerned because more than 1,000 people have fallen ill in Mexico City in a short period of time. "This situation has been developing quickly," said acting CDC director Richard Besser. "This is something we are worried about." New York health officials announced Friday they are testing about 75 students at a Queens school for swine flu after the students exhibited flu-like symptoms this week.
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NEW: Swine flu found in U.S. is same that killed at least 68 in Mexico
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NEW: The latest U.S. case of swine flu occurred in California, the CDC says
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Eight cases of the strain of swine flu have been confirmed in humans in the U.S.

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By Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 09:48 EST, 10 March 2014 | UPDATED: 12:21 EST, 10 March 2014 A Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman was arrested Sunday for attacking two people in a Florida strip club. Reserve offensive lineman Jah Reid, 25, is accused of attacking customer Edmond Mussa and bouncer David Smith in a violent rampage just before 2am. at the Red Garter Saloon in Key West. The fight started after Mussa bumped into Reid and the two exchanged words, police told The Keynoter. Smith jumped in the middle of the two fighting and was punched in the face by Reid, authorities said.
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Offensive lineman Jah Reid, 25, punched, kicked and headbutted customer Edmond Mussa, 21, before punching bouncer David Smith
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Friend Benjamin Buxton also pummeled Moussa and another bouncer before the brawl ended when one of them was shot with a Taser gun
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Reid is the third Ravens player arrested in less than a month

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By Martha Cliff for MailOnline Food and fashion isn't the most likely of pairings (unless it involves kale), however one North London bakery is determined to marry the two together. Bunny Little's Bakery in London's Tuffnell Park runs with the ethos 'food is my fashion' and creates delicious bespoke cakes inspired by the latest catwalk trends. The bakery is the brain child of Katy Taylor and her wife Anabel Fielding and draws on Katy's experience in the fashion industry to create the stylish sweets which such as 'Stella McCartney star biscuits' and 'Erdem cupcakes'. Fashionable foodie: Katy set up Bunny Little's bakery where she combines her style knowledge with her passion for baking
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Katy Taylor has recently opened Bunny Little's in North London
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She creates delicious cakes inspired by designer collections
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Her celebrity visitors include Simon Pegg and Kate Beckinsale
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Here she shares some of her favourite recipes with you

Question: Despite having been open for less than a year, @placeholder has gained itself quite the reputation with several celebrities frequenting the bakery.


Barbie is no longer the most popular girl in the toy store. For the past 11 years, the Mattel doll has been top of the Christmas gift list for parents of girls. But she has been knocked into the No.2 spot by the Disney film Frozen. Scroll down for video For 11 years, Barbie (right) doll had been top of Christmas list for parents of girls. Now, Frozen is No.1 (left) with one in five parents buying merchandise from film Around one in five parents are planning to buy an item of merchandise from the animated film for their daughters, according to the annual Holiday Top Toys survey from America's National Retail Federation.
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For 11 years, Mattel doll had been top of Christmas list for parents of girls
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Barbie has had a tough year with rows over sexism and body image

Question: The @placeholder film has taken the world by storm since its release in November last year

Question: The response to the book was so negative that @placeholder was forced to removed the product from shelves and promise that it would only write story-lines in the future that would inspire girls.