A New York man who pleaded guilty in January to charges of aiding al Qaeda was ready to be a suicide bomber for the organization, but was told he needed more religious instruction, according to a document obtained by CNN on Thursday. Bryant Neal Vinas says he spent time in the mountains of Waziristan with al Qaeda members. Bryant Neal Vinas gave an interview in March to Belgian prosecutors as part of a terrorism case there involving a cell he was associated with. CNN obtained the prosecution-prepared interview summary document from a Belgian defense attorney, and it was authenticated by both a federal prosecutor in New York and Vinas' defense attorney.
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Man has pleaded guilty to charges of aiding al Qaeda
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Bryant Neal Vinas' interview with Belgian prosecutors is released
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Vinas says he received extra religious instruction to be OK'd as bomber
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He says he discussed attacks in the West with al Qaeda, including in the U.S.

Question: At the last minute, they decided not to fire mortars on the base because @placeholder war planes were circling overhead, the document says.


By Sean Gallagher for MailOnline Harry Redknapp has confirmed he will sign a new two-year contract extension at QPR. The 67-year-old, who has been at the club since November 2012, led the club back to the Premier League at the first attempt following relegation last season, and despite a poor start this time around chairman Tony Fernandes is set to offer him a new deal. He said: 'I've been offered a new contract and it's just a case of me signing it now - which I will. I probably won't read it anyway - I'll just sign it. New deal: Harry Redknapp will sign a two-year contract extension at QPR imminently
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Redknapp will sign a two-year contract extension at Loftus Road
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He insists he is happy at the club and quashes exit rumours
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The R's boss also says Adel Taarabt will be involved against Sunderland
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Eduardo Vargas still yet to receive international clearance
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Club have accepted offers from Leicester and Crystal Palace for Danny Simpson and Armand Traore respectively

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(CNN) -- The Ebola crisis caused by the deadly virus sweeping through West Africa has forced the International Olympic Committee to ban three athletes from the region competing at the Youth Games in Nanjing, China. The IOC says those from arriving in China from the affected areas will not be allowed to compete in combat sports or swimming, over concerns the virus could be transmitted during events. According to the World Health Organization, 1,069 people have died from Ebola with the majority of the deaths occurring in Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea. "We regret that due to this issue some young athletes may have suffered twice, both from the anguish caused by the outbreak in their home countries and by not being able to compete in the Youth Olympic Games," read the IOC statement made in partnership with the Nanjing Youth Olympic Games Organizing Committee.
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The Youth Olympic Games are taking place in Nanjing, China
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Around 700 athletes are attending the Games which starts Saturday
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International Olympic Committee takes action over Ebola threat
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Three athletes banned over virus concerns

Question: The IOC has also confirmed that other athletes from @placeholder competing in events away from the swimming and combat sports will be subjected to regular physical examinations and temperature checks.


By Dan Bloom and Ashley Collman The teen son of Ted Kennedy Jr casually ate dinner with a stranger who broke into his family's Cape Cod compound Tuesday night because he thought he was a friend of his father. Trespasser James Lacroix, 53, was arrested at the family's seaside estate when Kennedy Jr called to check up on 16-year-old son Edward Kennedy III and the stranger answered the phone instead. Lacroix made his first court appearance on Wednesday, wearing the same Captain America shirt he was arrested in. His arraignment has been pushed back until August 13, as he undergoes psychological evaluation.
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James Lacroix, 53, was arrested for breaking into the Kennedy family's Cape Cod compound Tuesday night
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He appeared in court for the first time on Wednesday and is now under psychological evaluation
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The teen who came across Lacroix, now identified as Edward M Kennedy III, is the grand-nephew of President Kennedy and grandson of the late Senator Ted
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Edward said he wasn't alarmed to see a stranger in his home since the family invites many visitors to the compound
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The two ate tortellini for dinner together before Edward left Lacroix in the home alone to hang out with friends
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Lacroix was arrested when Edward's father, Ted Kennedy Jr, called to check up on his son and the stranger answered instead

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By Rob Cooper Last updated at 2:38 PM on 28th January 2012 'Inappropriate': Royal Bank of Scotland chairman Sir Philip Hampton has turned down a £1.4million bonus payout, it emerged today RBS chief-executive Stephen Hester is under further pressure to turn down his near £1million bonus today after his own chairman rejected a payout. Sir Philip Hampton was in line to receive 5.17million shares - worth £1.4million - from the bank which is 83 per cent owned by the taxpayer. But he turned the payment down as he thinks it is 'inappropriate' to accept the windfall that he was to receive later this year.
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Sir Philip Hampton rejects £1.4million payout - or 5.17million shares - he was due to receive this year
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David Cameron: 'It's for Sir Stephen to decide whether he takes his bonus'
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Lloyds boss Antonio Horta-Osorio has already turned down his bonus

Question: it is now as the furore of @placeholder's bonus continued.


(CNN) -- The British government condemned China's execution of a British national Tuesday on drug smuggling charges. "I ... am appalled and disappointed that our persistent requests for clemency have not been granted," Prime Minister Gordon Brown said. "I am particularly concerned that no mental health assessment was undertaken." Akmal Shaikh was convicted of carrying up to 4 kilograms (8.8 pounds) of heroin at the Urumqi Airport in September 2007. According to Chinese law, 50 grams (1.76 ounces) is the threshold for the death penalty. China defended the execution in a statement issued by the Chinese Embassy in London. "Drug trafficking is a grave crime worldwide," the statement said. "The concerns of the British side have been duly noted and taken into consideration by the Chinese judicial authorities in the legal process, and Mr. Shaikh's rights and interests under Chinese law are properly respected and guaranteed."
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China defended the execution in a statement issued by the Chinese Embassy in London
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Akmal Shaikh's supporters said he was mentally ill and officials did not take that into account when trying him
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British government had asked China not to execute Shaikh but China says it has followed law
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Family: "We are deeply saddened, stunned and disappointed"

Question: "I made clear that the execution of Mr. Shaikh was totally unacceptable and that China had failed in its basic human rights responsibilities in this case, in particular that @placeholder's court had not considered the representations made about Mr. Shaikh's mental condition."


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:05 EST, 7 October 2013 | UPDATED: 17:05 EST, 7 October 2013 Missed: Reese Martin died after being given a drug that had been recalled, according to a lawsuit The parents of a five-year-old who passed away after battling cancer have sued a drugs company, claiming he died after taking one of their products which had been linked to a nationwide fungal meningitis outbreak. Barry and Regennia Martin, from Chattanooga, Tennessee, have claimed that drugs from the New England Compounding Center played a key role in the July 2012 death of their son Reese.
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Reese Martin died in July 2012 after 2-year battle with cancer
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But his parents claim that a muscle relaxant played a key role in his death after it had been linked to a fungal meningitis outbreak
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Drugs had been recalled but outbreak killed 64 people across the U.S.

Question: But the suit does not name @placeholder as a defendant as it has since filed for bankruptcy.


The mother of a five-year-old Saudi girl who was tortured to death by her ‘celebrity cleric’ father, has said she wants him brought to justice. Lama al-Ghamdi died in October having suffered multiple injuries including a crushed skull, broken ribs and left arm as well as extensive bruising. It has been alleged that she had also been repeatedly raped and that the injuries she sustained from the sexual abuse had been burned. Lama suffered multiple injuries including a crushed skull, broken ribs and back, bruising and burns. She had also been raped repeatedly It was previously reported that her father Fayhan al-Ghamdi, a prominent Islamist preacher who regularly appears on television in Saudi Arabia, had been released after paying ‘blood money’ to his ex-wife, and Lama’s mother, Syeda Mohammed Ali.
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Lama al-Ghamdi's back was broken and she had been raped and burned
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She died in October from her injuries after seven months in hospital
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Her father Fayhan al-Ghamdi, a prominent Islamist preacher, admitted beating her
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Her mother Syeda Mohammed Ali, has said she will bring a case against her ex-husband

Question: whilst @placeholder was in her father’s care in March last year.


By Phil Casey, Press Association Scotland's Marc Warren produced one of the best rounds of his career to surge into contention for the inaugural Made in Denmark event on Saturday. Warren, who won the last of his two European Tour titles in 2007, defied winds gusting over 30mph to card a superb 66 at Himmerland Golf Resort to set the clubhouse target on six under par. He was later joined on that mark by overnight leader Bradley Dredge, who had to wait until a medical emergency was dealt with on the 18th hole before being able to finish his round of 73.
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Marc Warren carded 66 at first round of Made in Denmark
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Scot defied winds of over 30mph to go six under par
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Thomas Bjorn said it was one of the best rounds he's ever seen

Question: @placeholder had been four shots clear at the halfway stage but struggled in the conditions and was three over par for the day before holing from 20 feet for birdie on the 17th.


These days they are the hosts of one of Britain’s best loved and most popular shows – Strictly Come Dancing. And as these childhood pictures clearly show, Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman knew how to pose for the camera from a very young age. Both of them angelic blondes when these photos were taken, they’ve now evolved very distinctive styles. Scroll down for video Stars in the making:  A young Tess Daly pictured on a family holiday (left) and Claudia Winkleman sitting in her garden Miss Daly, 44, has kept the straight, fair locks she had when she posed for this family beach holiday snap.
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They were recently unveiled as the new double-act co-hosting the BBC show
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Claudia Winkleman took over the role following departure of Bruce Forsyth
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Here they are pictured as young girls - years before reaching TV stardom
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Even at this tender age the pair still have trademark blonde locks and fringe

Question: Miss @placeholder replaced Sir Bruce Forsyth as the main Strictly host when the 86-year-old presenter stepped down after 11 series.


By Steve Robson Rare find: The Jawa toy, still in its original packaging from the 1970s, is expected to fetch thousands of pounds at auction A vintage Star Wars figurine believed to be one of the rarest in the world could fetch up to £12,000 when sold at auction. The British-manufactured 'Jawa' figure was most likely bought for just 99p from a newsagent back in 1978. But Palitoy, a company based in Coalville, Leicester, later lost the licence to sell Star Wars memorabilia and such items rarely surface. In fact, only one other Jawa, complete with vinyl cape and packaged on unpunched card, is known to exist in the world.
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Vintage figurine believed to be one of only two in existence
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Palitoy, Leicester-based manufacturer, later lost licence to make them
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Similar model, in original packaging, sold for £11,300 on eBay this year

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(CNN) -- Prince Albert II may be head of state in the principality of Monaco, but when it comes to the Formula One street circuit of Monte Carlo there is only one king: Ayrton Senna. The Brazilian driver won a record six times at the legendary grand prix during a glittering career which included three world championship triumphs and 41 race victories. "As a competitor, from the point of view of all or nothing, he ranks up there at the top," fellow world champion and former on-track rival Nigel Mansell told CNN. "Sadly, as with so many other drivers in the history of the sport, he was prematurely taken away from us."
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Ayrton Senna won Formula One's Monaco Grand Prix a record six times
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The Brazilian was second on his debut on the track in 1984, with the Toleman team
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Senna's first win on the street circuit arrived in 1987, his final season with Lotus
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The three-time world champion won the race five years in a row between 1989-93

Question: It gifted Prost a fourth @placeholder triumph in five years, but Senna would bounce back to emphatically trump his nemesis.


By James Chapman and Daniel Martin and Jack Doyle Time to get tough: Prime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha Cameron Senior Tories say David Cameron should commit to backing an exit from the EU if he fails to negotiate a looser, more trade-based relationship with Brussels. Voters may not be convinced by his pledge of an in/out referendum by 2017 unless he toughens his stance, they say. After Nigel Farage's advances in local and European elections, MPs also say victory in next week's by-election in Newark is vital to burst the Ukip bubble. Mr Cameron said the message from voters had been 'absolutely received and understood'. He said: 'People are deeply  disillusioned with the European Union, they don't feel that the current arrangements are working well enough for Britain.
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Voters may not be swayed by in/out referendum promise, say senior Tories
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Conservatives need a victory in Newark by-election to halt Ukip advance
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The party is facing another coalition even if it triumphs in general election

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By Sarah Michael The idea to quit their jobs and buy a school bus started off as a joke. But for six Australian friends the idea took hold, and five months later they are in the middle of an epic road trip around the United States in a bus they gutted and renovated themselves. The young professionals - including a lawyer, a financial advisor and an engineer – started in Canada and have since driven through 18 states from the West Coast to the East Coast of the US. Scroll down for video Friends (from left) Chris Crawford, Gerard Martin, Charlie Green, Olivia Murdoch, Lindsay Crawford and Matt McIver quit their jobs to travel across Canada and the US
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Friends from Toowoomba in Queensland are in the middle of an epic road trip around the United States and Canada
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The six Australians in their 20s bought a school bus, gutted it, renovated it and nicknamed it the 'Spruce Moose'
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Along the way they have met some interesting characters – and even ran into former Australian PM Julia Gillard

Question: None of the friends had renovated a bus before but Mr @placeholder, a mechanical engineer, did most of the carpentry and Chris Crawford did the digital design


By James Chapman, Daily Mail Political Editor PUBLISHED: 19:06 EST, 22 September 2013 | UPDATED: 05:32 EST, 23 September 2013 Ed Miliband's attempt to distance himself from controversial spin doctor Damian McBride ran into serious trouble last night. The Labour leader insists he asked Gordon Brown to sack Mr McBride because of his ‘reprehensible’ briefings against colleagues. But Mr McBride says he and Mr Miliband worked together for eight years and enjoyed ‘four years of real friendship’. Friends? : Ed Miliband, left, shared 'four years of real friendship' with the spin doctor he blasted as 'reprehensible', according to an extract of Damian McBride's memoirs, Power Trip
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Damian McBride says they were friends when working together for 8 years
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Miliband only complained when McBride revealed his role in Brown's misjudged call for 2007 election, memoirs claim
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Labour leader has rejected spin doctor's antics as 'reprehensible'
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How Mr Brown plotted to put Ed Balls in charge of economic policy to undermine Alistair Darling. After calls at the weekend for Darling to return to the shadow cabinet, McBride warns it would be disastrous to recall the ‘catastrophically inept’ former chancellor;
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He confesses to smearing John Major and Norman Lamont over the Black Wednesday, financial crisis while still a supposedly neutral civil servant funded by the tax payer.
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He reveals details of Mr Brown’s wild rages and how he attacked BBC political editor Nick Robinson as a ‘f****** Tory’;
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He admits leaking dozens of Budget secrets.

Question: Because that created the impression he'd been wronged by someone close to @placeholder and Ed Balls.


BOISE, Idaho (CNN) -- "First, please let me apologize to my family, friends, staff and fellow Idahoans for the cloud placed over Idaho. I did nothing wrong at the Minneapolis airport. I regret my decision to plead guilty and the sadness that decision has brought to my wife, family, friends, staff, and fellow Idahoans. For that I apologize. "In June, I overreacted and made a poor decision. While I was not involved in any inappropriate conduct at the Minneapolis airport or anywhere else, I chose to plead guilty to a lesser charge in the hope of making it go away. I did not seek any counsel, either from an attorney, staff, friends, or family. That was a mistake, and I deeply regret it. Because of that, I have now retained counsel and I am asking my counsel to review this matter and to advise me on how to proceed.
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Idaho senator apologizes to state, family, friends
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Senator says he did no wrong, but pleaded guilty without seeking counsel
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Senator says he has retained a lawyer to examine the matter

Question: For that, I ask the people of @placeholder for their forgiveness.


An alleged arsonist has been arrested on suspicion of starting an out-of-control Northern California wildfire that has driven nearly 2,800 people from their homes and continues to grow, authorities said on Thursday. Wayne Allen Huntsman, 37, is suspected of starting the fire east of Sacramento on Saturday, authorities said at a news conference today. He was arrested late on Wednesday in Placerville and booked into El Dorado County Jail, where he was being held on $10 million bail. Huntsman is charged with one count of arson of forest land for willfully and maliciously setting a fire, according to a criminal complaint. He also faces a special allegation of arson with aggravating factors because the blaze east of Sacramento put a dozen firefighters in serious danger, forcing them to deploy their fire shields. They all escaped unharmed as it emerged today that four crew had lost their homes.
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The King Fire has burned nearly 111 square miles of trees - doubling in size overnight - and is just five per cent contained in Northern California
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Wayne Allen Huntsman, 37, is suspected of starting the fire east of Sacramento on Saturday
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The blaze east of Sacramento put a dozen firefighters in serious danger, forcing them to deploy their fire shields. They all escaped unharmed
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Governor Jerry Brown declared a state of emergency late yesterday, freeing up funds for the two fires
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Four firefighters have lost their homes while two churches, a community center and the library also burned to the ground

Question: Firefighters are surrounded by thick smoke from the  flames of the King Fire tearing through @placeholder in an 'explosive' couple of days


The population of Romania has shrunk by nearly eight per cent in a decade, largely thanks to emigration. Figures from the country’s latest census showed yesterday that numbers have fallen by 1.5million over the last ten years. The key reason is that many younger Romanians have departed to work in countries including Spain and Italy, leaving behind an ageing population and falling birthrates. Romania's population is falling as a result of migration and a low birth rate. Last month several Romanian squatters were found to be living in a 'shanty town' illegally in north London The census figures were published in advance of the new wave of emigration expected at the end of the year. In January Britain will open its labour market to  citizens of Romania and Bulgaria.
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Population of Romania has fallen to 20 million in the last 10 years
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2011 census showed a drop of 1.55million since the census in 2001
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Romania joined the EU in 2007, allowing increased migration
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This combined with the falling birth rate has caused the drop

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Question: Ministers are deeply aware of powerful indications that @placeholder faces a large new influx of migrants.


By Helen Lawson PUBLISHED: 07:29 EST, 17 June 2013 | UPDATED: 08:00 EST, 17 June 2013 Police were called out to Ariel Castro's block more than 1,000 times during the period he is alleged to have held young women captive at his house Police visited Ariel Castro's block more than 1,000 during the period he allegedly held young women captive - and his house was one of the quietest in a chaotic neighborhood. From August 2002 to May this year, when the women emerged from the Cleveland, Ohio house, police were called out to the block roughly once every three days.
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Castro's house, 2207 Seymour Avenue, was only visited twice by police
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There is no suggestion that officers missed clues in the hunt for women

Question: @placeholder house as an example of the day-to-day life on the area.


A father lets out a sob of ecstatic relief as he clutches his son. A mother, her face a picture of joy, holds her precious child as she flees the scene of a bloody hostage drama in Paris that cost the lives of four innocent people. In 15 astonishing minutes, police brought a dramatic end to two sieges after three days of terror had paralysed the French capital. Police commandos stormed a Jewish grocery store in a hail of bullets and stun grenades, killing an Al Qaeda-linked gunman who was holding 15 hostages. Twelve minutes earlier, and only 25 miles away, another stand-off ended with the deaths of Charlie Hebdo killers, Said and Cherif Kouachi.
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Hostages pictured fleeing Jewish grocery shop in east of the city where four people lost their lives
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Jihadi Amedy Coulibay was killed when commandos stormed the supermarket
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His girlfriend Hayat Boumeddiene, described as armed and dangerous, is still on the run
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Brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi were killed as they tried to fight their way out of a print works 25 miles from Paris
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Hostages died at grocery shop while Michel Catalano, who was held by Kouachi brothers, escaped unharmed
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First chilling images inside kosher grocery show bodies of hostages lying on the ground
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All three dead terrorists were born in France but linked to same terror cell

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By Lydia Warren Abby Hernandez, the New Hampshire teen who vanished for nine months before returning home, has said she is 'feeling a lot better every day'. The 15-year-old, who vanished on October 9 as she left her high school, also revealed that she often saw her local newspaper during her time in captivity - and she felt hope when she saw its box noting the number of days she had been missing because she knew people were still looking for her. She spoke to the media in person for the first time on Thursday morning as she visited the offices of the newspaper, The Conway Daily Sun, to express her thanks for their commitment to the case.
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The New Hampshire teen said that she was given hope whenever she saw the paper because she knew people were still looking for her
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She vanished on October 9 last year and returned home on July 20
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Mystery still surrounds her disappearance but Nathaniel Kibby, 34, has been arrested in the case and authorities continue to search his property
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On Friday, the explosives unit was seen removing ammo from his house

Question: Probe: A New Hampshire State Police officer carries ammunition boxes from @placeholder's home on Friday

Question: Neighbors have described @placeholder as a gun nut who was obsessed with conspiracy theories, hated authority and believed that one day there would be a zombie apocalypse.


Seattle, Washington (CNN) -- The dinner crowd trickles in slowly at first, some taking time to play a little pool in a recreation area, others just wait patiently in line, or find a spot to sit and strike up a conversation. On the street, Orion Center has a reputation for its pleasant and welcoming staff, and, as Kayla Wyatt puts it, a place to get a good "feed." And of late, there are many new faces among the familiar. At a restaurant, that's a sign of progress. At a support organization for the young homeless -- like Orion Center -- it is a troubling sign of the times.
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More young people using center but resources are drying up
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Orion Center director says demand for services has increased 50 percent
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Center provides homeless young people with support, training programs
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One young woman came just to eat but now considers herself success story

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(CNN) -- It's been building for months. And now, according to some, Russia has launched a "full-scale invasion" of Ukraine. U.S. officials say Russian troops were directly involved in the latest fighting, alongside pro-Russian rebels. "Russia is responsible for the violence in eastern Ukraine. The violence is encouraged by Russia. The separatists are trained by Russia; they are armed by Russia; they are funded by Russia," President Barack Obama told reporters Thursday. Moscow, meanwhile, has said it would do everything possible to protect ethnic Russians in eastern Ukraine, but denies direct involvement in the fighting. It says the United States must stop interfering.
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The United States and allies blame Russia for the violence
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Moscow denies direct involvement in the fighting
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Diplomacy and sanctions must play a role, experts say

Question: At one point, a security camera at @placeholder military base captured a bizarre sight -- a Russian armored personnel carrier busting through a base gate.

Question: There have also been sanctions that sought to freeze any U.S. assets in @placeholder and prohibit American business contacts for eight Russian arms companies that make weapons.


The images are shocking. A man apparently wielding an ax looms over a figure lying spreadeagled on the cobbled road, clad in red overalls. The first man turns to face the camera as it passes and watches, ax in hand, as it drives into the distance. Almost more disturbingly, swiveling around on Google Street View, a man stands watching the grisly scene, hand nonchalantly resting on his hip. All three faces are blurred. But the identities of the two men at the center of the tableau are far from a secret in this corner of Edinburgh. The man lying seemingly lifeless on the ground is Dan Thompson, who has owned and run the Tomson Motor Company on Giles Street -- in the Edinburgh district of Leith -- for 30 years. Above him, longtime employee Gary Kerr.
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Images of Edinburgh's Giles Street on Google Street View appear to show an axe murder
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But mechanics Dan Thompson and Gary Kerr say they staged the "murder" for a laugh
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Thompson said he spotted the car coming and grabbed Kerr in time to set-up the tableau
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He said that the image was spotted by a supplier and police later visited to investigate

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By Guy Adams, Ryan Kisiel and Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 18:36 EST, 8 July 2013 | UPDATED: 18:37 EST, 8 July 2013 Labour faced fresh claims of union abuse last night as it emerged that ethnic minority candidates have been passed over in favour of trade union-supported white candidates. The party briefly suspended the selection of candidates for council seats in the south London boroughs of Southwark and Lambeth after claims black and Asian applicants were discriminated against. Four highly qualified black women filed official complaints against Labour officials after not being selected for the shortlist to represent the party in Lambeth.
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Four black women filed official complaints against Labour officials after not being selected for shortlist in Lambeth
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In Southwark the former black mayor accused Harriet Harman of failing to uphold her claims to support equality
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The controversy comes as Miss Harman’s son was selected last week to stand for Labour in Lewisham, south-east London

Question: He said: ‘The affair in @placeholder, in particular, is worse than a shambles.


By Matthew Blake for MailOnline and Richard Shears In Bali for MailOnline and Emma Glanfield for MailOnline Fifteen tourists remain missing at sea and ten others, including two Britons, had to swim six hours to safety after a tour boat sank in rough seas off an Indonesian Island. The British tourists were among ten passengers who survived the ordeal after swimming from the stricken vessel to a remote island where they were greeted by an erupting volcano and had to spend the night drinking their own urine. They are now recovering in hospital while a huge search and rescue operation scours a 250 mile stretch of sea between the islands of Lombok, east of Bali, and Komodo Island, where the boat went down.
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Vessel sank between island of Lombok, east of Bali, and Komodo Island
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It was carrying 20 foreign passengers and five crew members at the time
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10 people including two Britons and two New Zealanders have been rescued
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Passengers from Germany, Spain, the Netherlands and France also saved
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Huge search mission underway for 15 foreigners who remain missing at sea

Question: The boat had set out to sail to the tourist attraction of Komodo Island, a drawcard because of the diving it attracts when seas are calm and because of the unique wildlife - the famous but fierce monitor lizards, also known as @placeholder dragons.


USA's dramatic draw with Portugal in the World Cup was watched by a record 25milion people in the United States - higher ratings than for this year's NBA Finals. 18.2m of those watched it on ESPN, which was a dramatic increase on the 11.1m who watched Jurgen Klinsmann's side beat Ghana 2-1 in their opening game. A further 6.5m people also watched the match on Spanish language channel Univision, meaning that a total of around 25million people tuned in the for game. Meanwhile, the 2014 NBA finals featuring LeBron James' Miami Heat side averaged an audience of just 15.5m in the States.
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24.7 million people in the USA watched game against Portugal on Sunday
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USA were denied by an injury-time header from Silvestre Varela in a 2-2 draw
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Game was played in prime time slot at 6pm on the east coast
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More than 24 million US viewers tuned in to 2010 World Cup final
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NBA Finals averaged 15.5million viewers and 2013 World Series 14.9million
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More than 11 million people watched USA's 2-1 win over Ghana

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By Rob Waugh PUBLISHED: 06:13 EST, 4 May 2012 | UPDATED: 21:59 EST, 5 May 2012 The inhabitants of the Solomon Islands - east of Papua New Guinea - are very dark-skinned - but have puzzled scientists for decades with their blond hair. Now a genetic study has found that the islanders have a 'homegrown' gene that gives them blond hair - and it's different from the one in Europeans. ‘Its frequency is between 5 and 10 percent across the Solomon Islands, which is about the same as where I'm from,’ said study author Eimear Kenny, PhD, who was born in Ireland.
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Many assumed blonde hair came from Europeans
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'Homegrown' gene actually evolved separately
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5-10% of population have distinctive blond gene
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Islanders believed blond hair came from the sun, or a diet rich in fish

Question: Because the vast majority of human physical characteristics analyzed to date have many genetic and environmental factors, @placeholder expected an inconclusive result that would require much further study.


(CNN) -- It's been a World Cup filled with plenty of goals, surprise, intrigue and -- in Luis Suarez's case -- an unwelcome incisor intervention. Along with Suarez, who was handed a hefty ban by FIFA Thursday for gnawing at Giorgio Chiellini's shoulder, Cristiano Ronaldo also went home early from Brazil 2014. So too did world champions Spain, much-fancied Italy as well as England, who managed just one point from three games in a group that saw Costa Rica and Suarez's Uruguay reach the last 16. Remarkably Costa Rica topped one of the tournament's toughest groups with two impressive wins over Uruguay and Italy and a draw against England.
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South American teams Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Uruguay and Argentina qualify for last 16
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So too does Costa Rica and Mexico from Central America
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Team USA praised for reaching knockout stages from tough group
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Tradtional European "heavyweights" England, Italy and Spain go home early

Question: "It's a generalization, but if one European player ends up giving 98% during the World Cup and a @placeholder offers 100% that can make a difference on the pitch."


New Delhi (CNN) -- In New Delhi's upscale diplomatic district, Ram Dhan lives in a parallel world. For years, his home has been a rickety shanty that he shares with his ailing wife, a young son, a daughter-in-law and two grandchildren. Now 62, Dhan has lived through India's journey as an independent nation. He finds little reason to rejoice as the country celebrates Monday, the 64th anniversary of freedom from British rule. "The poor have hardly benefited," he says. Sitting on a cot in his shack huddled in a squalid slum in one of the richest neighborhoods of the Indian capital, he bitterly recalls how flooding in his native village ravaged his ancestral land way back in 1978 and forced him to move to the city in search of work.
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India is marking its 64th anniversary of freedom from British rule
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"The poor have hardly benefited," says one man
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh admits much needs to be done for the "common man"
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Amazon.com, the world's largest online retailer, attracted the attention of the Obama administration yesterday when it announced that it will be adding 7,000 American workers to it's payroll. President Obama is set to visit the 1 million square foot 'fulfillment warehouse' in Chattanooga, Tennessee this afternoon - which was the single biggest job creator in the state when it opened in 2011. Mr Obama plans to speak about middle-class jobs, which makes the Amazon backdrop surprising. Full-time positions: Amazon is focused on speeding up order fulfillment, so 5,000 of the positions will be at distribution centers in 10 states Amazon says it pays 30 per cent more than the $10 an hour median for retail workers. But even at $13 an hour, that's only a $27,000 a year salary. According to the Pew Research Center, the current three-person middle-class household brings in $69,487 in annual income. Two adults working at Amazon for $13 an hour wouldn't make the cut for that definition of middle class.
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Focused on order fulfillment, Amazon is adding 5,000 full-time jobs in it's distribution centers
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President Obama will visit the Chattanooga, Tennessee facility today
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The company is also hiring for 2,000 jobs at it's customer service centers
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The jobs report for July will be released Friday with more information on nation-wide employment statistics

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It was supposed to be a routine job, police say. Move 69 prisoners from an outlying town to a jail in southern Baghdad. But before they arrived at their destination, every single prisoner had been killed. But mystery surrounds the massacre. According to some sources, it’s likely that they were killed to prevent them joining the rebellion. The official account, though, given hours after the killing on Monday by the governor of Hillah, 92km (57 miles) south of Baghdad, was that militants had attacked the convoy killing 10 prisoners and one policeman in the crossfire. Scroll down for video Shiite volunteers, who have joined the Iraqi army to fight against the predominantly Sunni militants from the radical Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS), demonstrate their skills during a graduation ceremony after completing their field training in Najaf
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Mystery surrounds the massacre with several accounts of the incident
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'Prisoners died when extremists attacked their transfer convoy' - officials
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Anonymous police sources say they were killed to prevent them joining Isis
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Other sources say an attack was staged before the prisoners were shot
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The prisoners were being transferred to a jail in southern Baghdad

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By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 10:49 EST, 9 April 2013 | UPDATED: 11:17 EST, 9 April 2013 It looks as though a lumberjack got halfway through chopping down this tree and just gave up. But in fact the damage to this German birch has been caused by beavers. The large, flat-tailed, semi-aquatic rodents are more usually associated with North America after the European variety was practically hunted to extinction. Timber! A birch gnawed by beavers stands near Lengenwang, in Bavaria, southern Germany. The animals, once hunted to near extinction in Europe, have been reintroduced to the area In Germany since 1979, however, there has been a programme to reintroduce the animals - resulting in the horrendous damage to this birch in Bavaria's Legenwang municipality.
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Beavers were once hunted almost to extinction in Europe for their fur
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The damage to this tree comes after they were reintroduced to Bavaria
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Resettlement efforts are also taking place in the UK
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Beavers' extraordinary constructions are beneficial to woodland habitats

Question: raise the water table, according to @placeholder: Wetlands & Wildlife.


A heavily-pregnant teenager on trial for the murder of her socialite mother claims she has no-one to defend her as her trial gets underway on the resort island of Bali. Heather Mack, who is seven months' pregnant, and her boyfriend Tommy Schaefer, 21, are accused of killing Sheila von Wiese-Mack and then stuffing her body inside a suitcase. If convicted the pair could be killed by firing squad. The 19-year-old reportedly made a desperate phone call to a US judge  because she had no Indonesian attorney to represent her. In addition her US lawyer withdrew from the case over a 'breakdown in communication,' according to the Chicago Tribune.
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Heather Mack, 19, makes 'desperate call to judge asking for help'
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Teenager reportedly says she has no defence council as her trial starts
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Mack and her boyfriend Tommy Schaefer are accused of murder
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Pair said to have killed Mack's mother Sheila von Wiese-Mack in August
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Mack says she loved her mother with 'all my heart' and misses her

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By Associated Press Former Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar believes he's been unfairly sacked as a TV broadcaster. Kosar has been removed as a color commentator for Cleveland's preseason games by the team. The Browns said Wednesday night he was being replaced by Solomon Wilcots, who will work with play-by-play announcer Jim Donovan. Kosar contends he's been removed because of slurred speech he attributes to 'a direct result of the many concussions I received while playing in the NFL.' 'This is very unfortunate,' he said in a statement, 'as I believe my football acumen and ability to describe what is happening on the field, has been well received by Cleveland Browns fans.'
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Bernie Kosar has been removed as a color commentator for Cleveland's preseason games by the Browns
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The Browns said Wednesday night he was being replaced by Solomon Wilcots, who will work with play-by-play announcer Jim Donovan
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Kosar contends he's been removed because of slurred speech he blames directly on 'the many concussions I received while playing in the NFL'
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The 50-year-old Kosar estimates he has had more than a dozen documented concussions

Question: 'I love to put the personal touch, pride in the Browns, and pride in our @placeholder community into the broadcast,' he said.


(CNN) -- What is it about Christmas music that enters our very souls, calms us and even gets us to do things that are right for humanity? This music even has the ability to make us like our old Aunt Emily. If there were a marketing campaign for Christmas, it would be the most successful campaign ever devised. Paintings of angels protecting sheep or a masterly rendition of the manger scene certainly evoke emotion. Then there's a good Christmas story. In 1843, Charles Dickens gave us "A Christmas Carol." This literary gift had the power to make us actually give a farthing or two to the needy.
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Bruce Morrow says nothing stirs emotions as powerfully as Christmas songs do
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He points out the various tunes: Classic carols, religious music, silly songs for kids
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"Cousin Brucie" points out that many seasonal tunes have nothing to do with the holidays
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Morrow says magic of the holiday lies in the security of home, family, friends

Question: We say, "Oh my, look here's an old tintype of @placeholder -- she was so kind and generous."


By Associated Press Reporter A federal judge in Kentucky struck down the state's ban on gay marriage on Tuesday, saying that it violated equality laws. Despite the ban being overturned, the ruling was temporarily put on hold, and it was not immediately clear when same-sex couples could be issued marriage licenses. U.S. District Judge John G. Heyburn in Louisville concluded that the state's prohibition on same-sex couples being wed violates the Equal Protection Clause of the U.S. Constitution by treating gay couples differently than straight couples. Campaign: Protesters for and against gay marriage gather at a rally, above. A Kentucky judge ruled on Tuesday that that state's ban on same-sex marriage violated equality laws
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Judge Heyburn says ban was unlawful because it treated gay and straight couples differently
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Governor Steve Beshear says state will fight court decision

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It began before dawn: One thousand troops taking up position. The goal? Push ISIS fighters back toward Mosul and farther from Irbil, the capital of Iraq's Kurdish region. ISIS had already destroyed a bridge linking the two cities a month ago, hoping to prevent any opposing force from advancing on Mosul -- the country's second largest city. But the Kurdish fighting force, known as the Peshmerga, found another way, taking a long route around, traveling on dirt roads through mountainous areas -- first north, then west, then back south, past the bridge. They stopped near villages seized by ISIS, which refers to itself as the Islamic State. Most people had fled or been forced out of the area, the Peshmerga told CNN.
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U.S. airstrikes hit southwest of Baghdad for a second day, military says
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U.S. warplanes provide support; Peshmerga reclaim villages
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ISIS claims to have shot down a Syrian military fighter jet
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Comminuqué: International fight against ISIS will continue "by any means necessary"

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Former referee and Sportsmail columnist Graham Poll believes refereeing is at the worst level he can remember Refereeing chiefs have hit back at criticism sparked by Sportsmail columnist Graham Poll by publishing statistics that claim standards have never been higher. Despite a number of horrendous mistakes which blighted Barclays Premier League matches over the Christmas period, Professional Game Match Officials Ltd tried to make a case that 95 per cent of major decisions are correct. Last week Poll highlighted several game-changing gaffes and called for referees’ chief Mike Riley to be sacked. Poll was supported by former PGMOL head Keith Hackett, who branded the current officials the ‘worst we have ever seen’ and named four top-flight referees he thought should be axed
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Mike Riley claimed that 95 per cent of major decisions are correct
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Professional Game Match Officials Ltd (PGMOL) also said penalty-box calls were 98 per cent right and offside calls 99 per cent correct
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Former PGMOL head Keith Hackett had branded current officials the 'worst we have ever seen'

Question: And in a bid to undermine their critics, PGMOL argued standards had improved since @placeholder left five years ago.

Question: In light of this, @placeholder said standards had ‘sunk to their worst level that I can remember’ and Hackett cited ‘over 20 major errors’ during the Christmas period.


(CNN) -- Outrage is mounting in Saudi Arabia about the case of a 5-year-old girl who died after allegedly being beaten and tortured by her father, who activists say is an Islamist preacher. Lama Al-Ghamdi was admitted to King Saud Hospital in Riyadh last March after suffering extensive injuries, including broken ribs, a crushed skull, bruising and burns. Family, activists and officials say she died of her wounds in late October. Read related: Small protests have big impact in Saudi Arabia Lama's mother and several high-profile activists in Saudi Arabia accuse the girl's father, Fayhan Al-Ghamdi, of committing those crimes. Saudi Arabia's Human Rights Commission, a government-backed rights group, confirmed that Al-Ghamdi has been accused of torturing his daughter and that he is on trial for crimes leading to her death.
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Lama Al-Ghamdi, 5, was hospitalized for her injuries last March and died in October
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Activists and Lama's mother accuse her father, Fayhan Al-Ghamdi, of beating her
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Attempts to reach the father have been unsuccessful
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Activist: Case highlights need to better protect Saudi women, children from domestic violence

Question: Read related: @placeholder objects to .gay and .islam domain names


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Days before the start of Sonia Sotomayor's confirmation hearings, a new national poll indicates that by a narrow margin, Americans would like the Senate to confirm her as the next Supreme Court justice. Critics warn confirmation hearings for Judge Sonia Sotomayor could turn into a partisan battle. In a CNN/Opinion Research Corp. survey released Friday, 47 percent of people questioned would like to see the Senate vote in favor of Sotomayor's confirmation, with 40 percent opposed and 13 percent unsure. Sotomayor, a New York federal appeals court judge, was nominated by President Obama in May to succeed retiring Supreme Court Justice David Souter.
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Almost half of Americans favor Sonia Sotomayor as Supreme Court justice, poll says
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Most Democrats support her while most Republicans oppose, according to poll
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Sotomayor would succeed retiring Justice David Souter
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Confirmation hearings set to start Monday

Question: "Some of @placeholder's popularity may have rubbed off onto Sotomayor in polls conducted by other organizations," Holland said.


(CNN) -- Pennsylvania needs to change its law in the wake of a scandal over alleged child sexual abuse by a then-member of Penn State's football coaching team, the governor said Sunday. A new law is needed to make sure reports of alleged child sexual abuse are made to government authorities, Tom Corbett said. "Should the law be changed? Absolutely," Corbett said on NBC's "Meet the Press." Corbett was the attorney general who began an investigation of former Penn State defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky. A 23-page grand jury report released last weekend described crimes that Sandusky allegedly committed against young boys between 1994 and 2009 -- some of them on campus, both during and after his tenure at at Penn State.
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NEW: A new law should require a witness to tell law enforcement, a Pennsylvania legal expert says
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Gov. Corbett: A new law may pass by the end of the year
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Prosecutors have not charged McQueary or Paterno
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Bachmann: If someone raped her child, she'd "want to beat him to a pulp"

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(CNN) -- I got a rather weird invitation last week. I am a Republican strategist who often takes to the CNN airwaves to criticize President Obama. When the rather official-looking e-mail arrived inviting me to share my thoughts with the president, well, let's just say it made me highly suspicious I was getting punked. But it wasn't a joke. Apparently, President Obama's charm offensive extends beyond Republicans in Congress to occasionally critical Republican pundits. Last Monday, I joined a small group of U.S. Hispanic leaders in meeting with President Obama, ahead of his trip to Mexico and Costa Rica this week. Before the meeting, several friends asked me: "Why is Obama going to Latin America?"
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GOP strategist Ana Navarro joined group of U.S. Hispanic leaders to talk with President Obama
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Obama wanted to discuss issues ahead of his trip to Mexico, Latin America
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Navarro: President to focus on economic opportunities, trade and commerce ties
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She says he should talk about economic benefits of a modernized immigration system

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Question: A marker of success for this trip would be to convince @placeholder that the United States considers it a full strategic partner.


(CNN) -- On a warm evening in Istanbul, a bar called Kooperatif announced its last call. Friends old and new gathered in the art and performance hall, located in the heart of the city's Beyoglu district, for a smoke-filled goodbye accompanied by live music and doses of nostalgia. Kooperatif closed its doors in Rumeli Han, a venerable 19th-century Ottoman shopping arcade that until recently housed an eclectic mix of tenants, including an Indian cultural center, a rock-climbing wall and the district headquarters of the Turkish Communist Party. Safak Velioglu, founder and owner of Kooperatif, called Rumeli Han a "small republic."
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Istanbul's crumbling Beyoglu district has been home to the city's artists but rising rents are pushing some out
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Kooperatif, an art and performance hall in the heart of Beyoglu, recently closed shop
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Istanbul has been awash with development projects over the past decade
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Changes are being driven driven by Turkish economic growth

Question: To get to @placeholder, visitors had to dip down a narrow staircase on a Beyoglu side street and stumble into an old brick basement painted white with remnants of past art installations plastered along the walls.

Question: Kooperatif owner @placeholder plans to reopen his bar in a new location, but he's unlikely to find a location as historic and quixotic as the old Rumeli Han, and concedes this might be a problem.


By Amelia Proud PUBLISHED: 17:49 EST, 30 July 2012 | UPDATED: 08:18 EST, 31 July 2012 As any pet owner knows... a split can be painful for animals you have reared together. And though they may not have any children, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart are parents to a rescue dog called Bear, who has just found himself at the centre of a bitter custody dispute. Kristen, 22, also has a cat, Max, who she will keep but 26-year-old Robert wants Bear – the mixed breed rescue they adopted from a high-kill shelter in New Orleans. Bone of contention: Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson are arguing over who gets custody of their rescue dog, Bear, in their split  (here pictured with Kristen at New York's Bowery)
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Rupert Sanders spotted out in Los Angeles - still wearing wedding ring

Question: After all, a dog is a man’s best friend and @placeholder is such a good companion.


(CNN) -- Reactions to Miley Cyrus at the VMAs: People are still having them! Earlier this week, we heard what both Britney Spears and Paula Patton had to say about the performance. (Spoiler alert: They think she's just being Miley.) But while both those stars were shrugging their shoulders, another music legend was sharpening her claws. "I'm not old-fashioned," Cher told USA Today in an interview published Tuesday. "She could have come out naked, and if she'd just rocked the house, I would have said, 'You go, girl.' It just wasn't done well. She can't dance, her body looked like hell, the song wasn't great, one cheek was hanging out. And, chick, don't stick out your tongue if it's coated."
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Cher says Cyrus "come out naked, and if she'd just rocked the house"
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Cher later backtracked on Twitter
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The singer said Cyrus is talented

Question: Good points all, @placeholder — though some might argue that "flicking that tongue as deamons do" should be grounds for at least a time-out.


(CNN) -- Though Sir David Frost doesn't see his 1977 interviews with former President Richard Nixon as "an intellectual 'Rocky' " -- in the words of "Frost/Nixon" playwright and screenwriter Peter Morgan -- he does agree that the sessions had their "adversarial" moments. David Frost's interviews of Richard Nixon were some of the most watched programs of their time. Particularly, he told CNN, when the topic turned to the Watergate scandal. "By halfway through the second day [of the interviews], we had got to the point that we had hoped to get to," he said. "And then it was a point of going further and trying to get more than we had really expected."
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Sir David Frost conducted marathon interview sessions with Richard Nixon in '77
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Broadcasts of interviews were closely watched, particularly Nixon on Watergate
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Sessions form backbone of new film "Frost/Nixon," based on hit play
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Frost remembers Nixon as "hopeless at small talk," shrewd in other ways

Question: "I'm saying when the president does it, that means it's not illegal," @placeholder said during the interview, cementing his ignominy.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- An Israeli official Saturday dismissed as "strange" Turkey's actions, including its decision to expel Israel's ambassador, offering seemingly unwavering remarks on the same day a top Turkish official threatened to soon bring Israel before the International Court of Justice. Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon told CNN affiliate Channel 2 that "the entire fashion in which the Turks have acted is strange." "Israel must not subject its foreign policy to caprices of others," he added. "The lack of cooperation does not hurt us alone, it damages the Turks as well." Meanwhile, Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu told state-run news outlet TRT on Saturday that his nation will soon bring its case against Israel to the International Court of Justice.
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Turkey will bring a case against Israel to a global court this week, a minister says
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Turkey has expelled Israel's ambassador in part due to a lack of apology over a 2010 raid
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Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon tells Channel 2 Israel "did well not to apologize"
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A Palestinian leader criticizes a U.N. report approving Israel's Gaza blockade

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By Chris Pleasance PUBLISHED: 14:04 EST, 25 November 2013 | UPDATED: 04:42 EST, 26 November 2013 The wife of an Italian Mafia boss who spent 20 years hiding from authorities in London said on Monday that they came to Britain to escape their past. Domenico Rancadore, 64, was given bail yesterday until an extradition hearing in February, but will remain in jail because prosecutors launched an immediate appeal. His wife Anne Skinner, 64, told an extradition hearing that they had lived in the country undetected for 19 years. Hiding: Anne Skinner, right,  the wife of an Italian Mafia boss Domenico Rancadore, 64, left, spent 20 years hiding from authorities in London said on Monday that they came to Britain to escape their past
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Domenico Rancadore granted bail at Westminster Magistrates court
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He will remain behind bars as prosecutors launched appeal
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Sentenced to seven years in Italy in 1999 for Mafia association
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Father was infamous member of Sicilian Costa Nostra

Question: The pair moved to the capital after two acquittals for Mafia activity in 1987, saying they wanted to 'get away' from their surname, infamous in @placeholder because Rancadore's father was a feared boss of the Sicilian Costa Nostra.


By Craig Hope Follow @CraigHope_DM Hatem Ben Arfa will be used by Newcastle United as a makeweight in their attempt to sign Lyon’s Alexandre Lacazette. The Magpies have been pursuing the 23-year-old striker all summer but have so far failed to reach an agreement with his club, while there has also been suggestion the player prefers Champions League football. But sources in France say the two-times capped Lacazette could yet be open to a move to the Premier League and St James’ Park. Waving goodbye? Hatem Ben Arfa is set to be offered to Lyon as part of a loan deal with the Toon keen on signing Alexandre Lacazette from the French club
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Hatem Ben Arfa to be offered as bait to Lyon in loan deal
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Newcastle want to sign £15million rated Alexandre Lacazette
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Striker open to St James' Park move despite favouring Champions League
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Ben Arfa training with reserves after boss Alan Pardew slammed lack of professionalism

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(CNN) -- What has Big Bird ever done to Mitt Romney?! Did a young Mitt try to meet Big Bird and Big Bird snubbed him? Did Big Bird in essence give Mitt "the bird'? Or was Romney just channeling his inner Oscar the Grouch? For those who may have missed it, during last night's presidential debate, Mitt Romney said that if elected president he would cut funding to PBS. He even mentioned Big Bird by name. (This is even more shocking because Mitt offered very few specifics on how he would cut the deficit other than slashing support for PBS.)
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Mitt Romney said he would cut funding to PBS, mentioning Big Bird by name
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Dean Obeidallah asks, will Big Bird be one of the 47% who believe they are victims?
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Obeidallah says Cookie Monster is no doubt living paycheck to paycheck
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He asks: Should public TV really be Romney's target when it really won't save much?

Question: I'm pretty sure I learned about the letter "C" from @placeholder.

Question: But funding has already been cut, and @placeholder has said this would eliminate programming in its smaller markets.


President Barack Obama is calling tens of thousands of illegal-immigrant children languishing in temporary U.S. holding pens an 'urgent humanitarian situation,' but Republicans are pointing the finger of blame squarely at the White House. Obama instituted an immigration policy that the GOP says enticed tens of thousands of Central American children to cross America's southern border illegally without any parents to guide them. More than 33,000 have been picked up in Texas alone since October. The U.S. border patrol says its forces are overwhelmed, and the courts are bracing for a flood of immigration cases from children held in temporary detention facilities designed to handle a fraction of the numbers. Sanitation problems are beginning to rear their ugly heads.
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A San Antonio Air Force base, a California Navy base, and a makeshift detention center in Nogales, Arizona have become temporary shelters for children and youths caught crossing the border without their parents
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Republicans blame the Obama administration for the problem, citing a 2012 policy that relaxed deportations
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It's 'an administration-made disaster,' says the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee
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President Obama now concedes that it's an 'urgent humanitarian situation' and is setting aside $2 million to pay lawyers for the children
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The US government expects as many as 80,000 child immigrants to illegally enter the US this year, a twelve-fold jump in just three years
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More than 33,000 have been picked up in Texas since October; the Arizona facility has ordered 2,000 mattresses to handle its overload
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'Instead of having an application of the immigration law, we are taking mothers and children and dumping them,' another claimed
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A federal judge castigated the Obama administration in December, saying it was 'completing the criminal mission' of human traffickers

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Some experts are skeptical that anything could have stopped Robert Hawkins from going on a murderous rampage at an Omaha, Nebraska, shopping mall on Wednesday. A police car sits outside the Westroads Mall in Omaha, Nebraska, on Thursday. "This is not something that anybody can reasonably anticipate," said Don Greene, a former FBI agent who has written a book on mall security. "If the people closest to him didn't see any indicators or signs that he was going to go off so drastically ... how is some public safety officer supposed to recognize this person?" Greene asked.
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Malls expected to assess security arrangements in wake of Wednesday shooting
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Gunman at Omaha, Nebraska, mall killed 8 people and himself
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Some security experts say such incidents are impossible to anticipate
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Study by Police Foundation says training drills for mall guards are inadequate

Question: The @placeholder also sends out alerts regarding possible threats to the private sector -- but warnings of possible terrorist plans are clearly of no help in anticipating an attacker like Hawkins.


Britain is at 'very significant risk' from a terror attack by extremists inspired by ISIS jihadis, Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond warned today. Speaking ahead of a counter-terror summit in London today, he warned against complacency in the fight to 'disrupt these plots before they come to the stage of an attack'. As foreign ministers from across the globe fly into London to discuss strategy to take on the jihadis and prevent Paris-style atrocities. Scroll down for video Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond, pictured with US Secretary of State John Kerry today, warned against complacency in the fight to 'disrupt these plots before they come to the stage of an attack'
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Hammond warns against complacency in the fight to disrupt terror plots
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Foreign ministers from across the globe fly into London for talks
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They will discuss plan to take on jihadis and prevent Paris-style attacks
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David Cameron promises the UK will do 'everything we can' to help Iraq

Question: Air strikes by @placeholder and its allies had 'very effectively' contained ISIS while action was taken to 'rebuild' the Iraqi armed forces to enable them to drive the militants out of their country, he said, adding: 'They will be able to do it, the question is when they will be ready to start that process.'


By Toni Jones PUBLISHED: 09:29 EST, 16 October 2012 | UPDATED: 12:26 EST, 16 October 2012 Tonight's grand final of the Great British Bake Off is expected to draw over four million viewers. Not bad for a genteel BBC2 show about cakes. The show has become one of BBC2’s biggest success stories with a peak of 4.6 million tuning in each week to see presenters Sue Perkins and Mel Giedroyc and judges Paul Hollywood and Mary Berry whip up a TV storm. The show has been credited with making baking cool again, and reminding boys where the kitchen is (tonight's final is all male and judge Paul Hollywood's heartthrob status continues to soar). But Brtiain's love of baking isn't really new at all - just ask your grandmother.
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The Great British Bake Off final expects to draw an audience of over 4 million tonight
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27% of Britons say they will bake more in the next year
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National Baking Week runs 15th -21st October
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Baking is most popular in Yorkshire
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1 in 7 adults bake at least twice a week
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Servants leave for the First World War and work in other careers. Women work in armament factories and in other jobs, giving them less time to bake
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The Women’s Institute is founded in 1915. Advice on cookery is offered and members share their experiences at meetings. After the war their magazine Home and Country, offers recipes and advice
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The National Confectionary Industry started to issue adverts in press, encouraging women to take up home baking as a source of extra income
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Good Housekeeping Magazine is first published in 1922
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Ready shredded packets of beef suet are advertised with the strapline of “What visions of delight...”. The advert refers to Spotted Dick amongst others recipes - this is for women who continue to bake
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Increase in car travel meant out-of-home dining experiences such as picnics became popular, with a variety of baking recipes dedicated to on-the-go food
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The Great Depression migrating to the UK meant that many households were unable to sustain their purchase of luxury baking ingredients, so alternative products such as margarine (instead of butter) became commonplace in the pantry. Home baking with these cheaper products was encouraged as a way of stretching the pennies
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Leaflets from organisations such as the Potato Marketing Board issued recipe books, and companies like Stork, who had big advertising campaigns, promoted margarine
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Banana Cakes first appeared in cookbooks – grocers would share these recipes with customers when the fruit became over ripe to avoid wastage
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The rationing of the war era meant that homes had to make do with what little fresh produce they could source. Kitchen waste was eliminated and the likes of Dripping Cake recipes were eagerly shared between housewives
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Alternative cooking methods, such as pressure cookers, started to appear in the kitchen following the war – therefore it was no longer all about the oven as the main way to cook food, reducing the need to bake
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Bread consumption was at a consistently high level in the 1940s (~1700g) - DEFRA
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The consumption of cakes stood at 190g per person per week in 1950 - DEFRA
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The introduction of the Kenwood Chef to market, in 1950, prompted a shift in how housewives made their home baked goods in the UK and globally
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Baking oligopolies were producing sliced loaves such as Mother’s Pride and Sunblest, while Lyons was the major supplier of inexpensive cakes, producing Swiss Roll by the mile
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After the Coronation, more homes had acquired televisions, so TV cookery now had a wider audience. Among the earliest TV cooks was Philip Harben
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With the continued rationing of sugar until 1953, a variety of alternatives were commonly used to satisfy the nation’s sweet tooth. These included Golden Syrup, treacle, condensed milk and honey
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The 1960s saw TV chef Fanny Craddock inspire housewives to become more adventurous with their cooking
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The traditional ‘tea time’ of a cuppa with homemade cakes and buns faded from everyday life
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Mass produced goods, such as bread and biscuits, became staples in the local stores
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During a 50 year research window, the consumption of biscuits peaked at 166g per person in 1967 - DEFRA
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Local charity groups encouraged women to get involved and raise money by baking at home for bake-sales, as ‘their contribution’ to the cause
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Introduction of ‘foreign food’ such as pizza and pasta to the home meant that even more choice became available to the everyday family cook, not all of which would need to be baked
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The first campaign for real bread is launched in 1976 promoting better quality commercial baking and home baking. The emphasis focused on wholemeal bread, which was a minority taste
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The rise of the ‘middle classes’ meant that the dinner party became the  way to outdo the Jones, typified by the likes of Mike Leigh’s ‘Abigail’s Party’. The need for special creations meant that many experimented with new and challenging recipes such as soufflé
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Another campaign for Real Bread is launched, this time by ‘The Sunday Times’ with food writer Caroline Conran, medical correspondent Oliver Gillie and journalist Michael Bateman
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The rise in popularity of the prefab kitchen meant that the kitchen essentials – such as the oven and hob – were ‘out of sight and out of mind’ for many homecooks
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By 1986, 1 in 5 households was estimated to have a microwave which was said to help reduce cooking time by 75% and gave rise to the influx of ready meals
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The consumption of cakes had dropped to a half century low at 69g per person per week in 1989 – DEFRA
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At home, popular tray bakes - cakes baked in a square pan using flour, eggs, sugar butter or margarine - were a simple answer to producing cake in a hurry
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In 1988, Edwina Curry resigned from the Conservative government over her statement that British eggs were contaminated with Salmonella. This caused a fall in sales and problems for domestic cooks
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Delia Smith’s TV series ‘How to Cook’ acknowledges that many people do not even know how to boil an egg. The series and her book were best sellers
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New style wedding cakes were made by arranging cup cakes on tiered wire stands. An individual cake for each guest and nothing for the couple to cut, a true creation for the age of individualism
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A new enthusiasm for artisan baking was typified by De Gustibus bakery, opened in Oxfordshire in 1990. The bakery was originally based on a home baking business. De Gustibus has won several awards including Best Independent Baker of the Year in 1997. Enthusiasts like these bakers were producing similar products at home using organic craft milled flours
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Up until 2000, there was little indication that home baking had increased with a steady drop in the consumption of flour (206g in 1950 to 67g in 2000) and sugar (287g in 1950 to 105g in 2000) - DEFRA
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From 2001-2006 the sale of home baking products increased by 25%, bringing total sales to £429 million in 2006 - Mintel
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Luxury cupcakes started to become the ‘must munch’ baked good after Carrie Bradshaw from Sex in the City bought one from the New York Magnolia Bakery. By 2010 cupcakes became the second most popular type of cake to bake at home - Mintel
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The government’s ‘Reduce, Reuse and Recycle’ campaign hit home, with many households looking at inventive ways to bake with leftovers or surplus vegetables
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The revival in home baking helped the sector to grow by 13% between 2007 and 2009 - Mintel
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2010 research shows that over half of Brits (52%) say that they get recipe ideas from online websites compared to the 46% who rely on cookbooks, driving easy access to baking inspiration - Mintel
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Tightening the belt to stave off the recession in the home has resulted in many families baking their own bread to combat rocketing pre-made loaf prices
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The royal wedding gave rise to street parties lined with Union Jack cupcakes and iced versions of Will and Kate
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Home-made cakes have started to gained in popularity as an alternative to expensive gifts
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The TV show ‘Great British Bake Off’ has captured the imagination of the nation and highlighted the joys of baking

Question: Bake Off judge and trained baker @placeholder seen today ahead of the final


An in-form Simona Halep stands between Serena Williams and a third successive WTA Finals crown after both players booked their place in Sunday's title decider in contrasting manner. Williams fought back from a set down and a break in the third set against Caroline Wozniacki to win 2-6 6-3 7-6 (8/6) in two hours and 13 minutes, while Romanian Halep needed just 67 minutes to despatch Agnieszka Radwanska 6-2 6-2. Williams and Halep will meet in Sunday's showpiece at the Singapore Indoor Stadium four days after Halep hammered the world number one 6-0 6-2 in a round-robin fixture, which prompted Williams to declare herself embarrassed.
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Serena Williams fought back from a set down to defeat Caroline Wozniacki in the semi-finals
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Romanian Simona Halep needed just 67 minutes to despatch Agnieszka Radwanska 6-2 6-2.
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Williams and Halep will meet in Sunday's showpiece at the Singapore Indoor Stadium

Question: @placeholder made a decent start to the second set and won her first two service games, but Williams drew on all her experience to break twice to win the set 6-3 and force a decider.


Read Matt Lawton on why Whelan is a man stuck in the past on the issue of race Wigan owner Dave Whelan is the subject of a new FA race investigation after making extraordinarily offensive remarks about Jewish people and the Chinese. Whelan, 77, attempted to defend the appointment of controversial Scot Malky Mackay as his new manager by playing down racist, sexist and homophobic texts sent and received by the 42-year-old while he was manager of Cardiff City. But in doing so, Whelan only managed to whip up a fresh storm by claiming his manager's texts referring to 'Chinks' and Jews pursuing money were merely indicative of general opinion in this country.
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Latics chief has already caused a stir after appointing Malky Mackay
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Mackay was named Uwe Rosler's successor, despite email and text row
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Whelan also faces wrath from Chinese community over 'chink' comment
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He also claimed that Jewish people 'chase money'
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Whelan later apologised for his offensive comments in TV interview
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Kick It Out condemn the comments made by Whelan
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The FA have made it clear they haven't yet passed judgement on Mackay
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Sponsors Premier Range and iPro pull out of deals with the Latics

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Justin Bieber's monkey Mally could end up spending months in a German animal shelter after the singer was given an extension to sort out the paperwork needed to get the animal back. The animal was confiscated by customs officials in Munich as Bieber flew in from LA to perform a series of concerts. Now the pop star is trying to get his pet back. Mally, a capuchin monkey, was given to the singer for his 19th birthday last month from music producer Jamal 'Mally Mal' Rashid. He had been taken away from his mother when he was only nine weeks old.
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Mally the capuchin monkey was held by customs officials in Munich
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Bieber did not have the correct paperwork for Mally, a 19th birthday present
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Animal was taken from its mother at nine weeks, when usually a year

Question: He said: '@placeholder has won an extension because the four week limit on confiscated animals only applies if the owner does not get in touch.

Question: @placeholder spends his time repeatedly calling in the hope of finding other members of his family group, animal shelter staff said


By Associated Press UPDATED: 19:09 EST, 15 March 2012 The Georgia man who gunned down his lover's husband outside a preschool as he dropped off his son was today found guilty but declared mentally ill - meaning he will be treated in a mental hospital in prison. Hemy Neuman was charged with murder in the death of Russell Sneiderman. Prosecutors and defense attorneys said the shooting was linked to an affair Sneiderman's wife was having with Neuman, though she denied those allegations. He will be sentenced later on Thursday and faces up to life in prison. Neuman, a Georgia Tech graduate and father-of-three, was a high-ranking manager at General Electric, where he supervised Mr Sneiderman's wife Andrea.
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Hemy Neuman gunned down co-worker's husband Russell Sneiderman in 2010
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Neuman claims angel resembling Olivia Newton-John told him Sneiderman's children were his
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Question: Visions: Neuman claimed an angel who looked like @placeholder, left, appeared to him, as did a demon with the voice of Barry White, right

Question: Visions: Neuman claimed an angel who looked like Olivia Newton-John, left, appeared to him, as did a demon with the voice of @placeholder, right


Jose Mourinho learned a lot in Paris. Not on Tuesday night, necessarily, but a year ago. It was in this fixture in the previous campaign that this Chelsea team began to take shape. David Luiz made a mistake that got Paris Saint-Germain back into the game; Petr Cech was unconvincing in goal. Mourinho corrected both of those perceived flaws in the summer and on Tuesday night those changes paid off. Thibaut Courtois, who has taken Cech’s place as first choice goalkeeper, was quite outstanding and kept Chelsea in the match. Luiz, sold to PSG for £50million, appeared to lose Branislav Ivanovic for Chelsea’s goal. His extraordinary fee made the signings of Diego Costa and Cesc Fabregas possible and one imagines they will have greater influence on the outcome when these teams reconvene on March 11.
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Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic opened the scoring in the 36th minute to give his side the lead at the interval
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Paris Saint-Germain forward Edinson Cavani cancelled out Ivanovic's opener in the 54th minute
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Jose Mourinho's side take small advantage back to west London due to the away goal rule
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Chelsea host PSG in the second leg of the Champions League last 16 clash on March 11
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David Beckham, Sir Alex Ferguson and Michel Platini were in attendance at Parc des Princes

Question: It needed Courtois to be at his very best, and Chelsea to weather a second-half onslaught in which @placeholder found a fresh level of menace, before the sides could shake hands, honours even.


(CNN) -- This election season, the term "Super PAC" has escaped from the obscure world of campaign finance lawyers to emerge on the front pages of major newspapers and political websites. Super PACs are political organizations that can take unlimited sums from individuals, corporations and labor unions to spend in support of, or opposition to, federal candidates. To do so legally, a Super PAC must avoid  certain forms of coordination with candidates. The groups played a big role in Iowa, with a pro-Mitt Romney Super PAC, "Restore Our Future," widely credited with running ads that halted Newt Gingrich's momentum in the polls. They are expected to play an even greater role in the fall, when control of the White House, Senate and U.S. House of Representatives will be up for grabs.
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Richard Hasen: Super PACs have emerged in a big way as funders of campaign ads
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He says Supreme Court ruling opened the door to special-interest spending
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Super PACs can influence voters and put legislators in their debt, he says
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Hasen: Danger is that, after election, lawmakers will back causes of Super PAC funders

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He has not yet reached his 18th birthday. But Mohammed Islam, from Queens, New York, has already made a fortune estimated at as much as $72million - from trading stocks on his lunch breaks at school, according to New York magazine's Monday issue. The 17-year-old, who started dabbling in penny stocks at the tender age of nine, spends most of his breaks at Stuyvesant High School trading oil and gold futures, and small to mid-cap equities. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Multi-millionaire: Mohammed Islam (pictured in a Facebook photo), 17, from Queens, New York, has already made an estimated $72million - from trading stocks on his lunch breaks at Stuyvesant High School
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Mohammed Islam, 17, started dabbling in penny stocks at the age of nine
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He trades stocks on lunch breaks at New York's Stuyvesant High School
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Has made 8-figures trading -  rumored to be as much as $72million
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Has bought BMW and Manhattan apartment
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He cites his inspiration as billionaire hedge-funder Paul Tudor Jones, 60
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Mohammed's parents are immigrants from Bengal region of South Asia
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Student hopes to start hedge fund next year and make $1bn with friends
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On his Instagram profile, he has written: 'More money, less problems'

Question: During his interview with @placeholder's, Mohammed revealed his biggest inspiration in the finance world has been Paul Tudor Jones.


Facebook has launched a new online advertising service that target users on any website using their Facebook details. Called Atlas, the service is designed to take on Google's lucrative AdWords service. It will allow Facebook to sell ads that 'follow' users across the web and mobile devices. Atlas  tracks people based on their Facebook log-in information Cookies are used to track browsing on desktop computers. Hoqwever, they don't work for mobile devices - a growing source of Internet traffic. Atlas solves that problem by tracking people based on their Facebook log-in information. Advertisers using the platform can then request that their ads be targeted to a specific subset of users - for example, young people in the suburbs using mobile devices.
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System designed to take on Google's AdWords
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Tracks people based on their Facebook login information
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Will allow Facebook to sell ads that 'follow' users across the web and mobile devices
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Facebook believed to be in talks with Twitter over extending system

Question: Tech blog Re/code reports that @placeholder has talked to Twitter about including its service in the system, and claims 'the idea remains a possibility.'


As the shock sinks in of North Korea's extraordinary announcement of the execution of leader Kim Jong Un's uncle and former protector, government officials and analysts are trying to decipher what the brutal move means. The ruthless disposal of Jang Song Thaek -- Kim's uncle by marriage who had, until recently, been regarded as the second-most powerful figure in the secretive, nuclear-armed nation -- has serious implications for North Korea, its neighbors and the United States, observers said. But exactly what is going on inside the notoriously opaque North Korea regime remains as murky as ever. "We don't have a clear sense of this at all," said Victor Cha, a senior adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies who represented the United States in nuclear talks with North Korea.
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North Korea seems "not as stable as we thought," one analyst says
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Some observers warn a provocative move like a missile or nuclear test could follow
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Jang Song Thaek was married to Kim's aunt, was vice chairman of the top military body
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North Korea state media say Jang was convicted and executed

Question: A U.S. official said, "Executing someone with Jang's pedigree would be a dramatic statement that @placeholder intends to be ruthless in consolidating his control.


By Emma Innes A child survived her heart stopping four times in 45 minutes after she suffered a rare reaction to a sore throat - and blew-up ‘like Violet from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’. Five-year-old Ava Mear ‘swelled like a blueberry’ and was diagnosed with a rare reaction to the sore throat bacteria Strep A. The reaction caused her heart to fail three times in quick succession as the infection took hold of her body. Ava Mear suffered four heart attacks after having a severe reaction to the sore throat bacterium Medics warned her parents to say their last goodbyes because they feared she would not survive another resuscitation.
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Ava Mear was rushed to hospital when she started breathing heavily
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Doctors at the local hospital transferred her to Great Ormond Street
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Stopped three more times in 45 mins and doctors thought she would die
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She was only saved by being placed on a heart and lung machine
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She is still in hospital three months later but is slowly recovering

Question: Although the condition is unrelated to the infection, it meant @placeholder doctors knew Ava’s medical history inside out and were able to efficiently treat her.


By Sarah Dean A carer found guilty of killing an elderly man and blowing $300,000 of his money on pokies barely shed a tear after she learned of his sudden death. In a police interview taken the night 84-year-old Bill Adamson was murdered with a huge dose of morphine in a Campbelltown motel room in April 2010, gambling addict Kerry Forrest gives a brazen performance. When asked if she knows how he died, the 54-year-old convicted killer replies: 'In his sleep'. Scroll down for video Brazen: In a police interview, gambling addict Kerry Forrest said she thought Bill Adamson died 'in his sleep'. In actual fact, she killed him with drugs
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Elderly Sydney man Bill Adamson was killed at Maclin Lodge Motel in Campbelltown in April 2010
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Kerry Forrest, 54, made him ingest a morphine-based pain killer MS-Contin after selling his $690,000 Kareela home, in southern Sydney
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Police interview tapes shows her barely shedding a tear
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Repeatedly lied to police during questioning

Question: She sold his $700,000 @placeholder house - leaving them with $300,000 profit - demanded access to his financial records and set up various accounts with his cash.


(CNN)  -- Egypt kept their World Cup hopes alive as the only goal of the game by Ahmed Hassan gave them a 1-0 win over Rwanda in Kigali. Star midfielder Ahmed Hassan scored the vital goal for Egypt in Kigali. He scored from an Ahmed Fathi pass after 58 minutes to lift them level on points at the top with Algeria in African Qualifying Group C. But Algeria, who host Zambia on Sunday, can re-open a three point lead with victory. Only the top team in each of the five African groups qualifies for the finals in South Africa next year, with the top three qualifying for the 2010 Nations Cup in Angola.
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Egypt score vital 1-0 win over Rwanda in Kigali to keep World Cup hopes alive
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Veteran midfielder Ahmed Hassan scores only goal of the game for Egypt
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Cameroon beat Gabon in table-topping clash in African Group A
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NEW: Didier Drogba scores twice as Ivory Coast beat Burkina Faso 5-0

Question: @placeholder, who have won the Nations Cup a record six times, have a poor record in World Cup qualifying and have only made two appearances in the final.


The killer who bashed a seven-month-old baby to death has finally been deported from Australia to Papua New Guinea, more than two months after he was granted parole. It was a condition of his parole that Christopher Hoerler, a PNG national, would be released from prison straight into the custody of Immigration officials and immediately deported. However, Hoerler remained in the country after his August 14 prison release and the distressed family of his victim, baby Jordan Anderson-Smith, have been desperately trying to locate the criminal. Hoerler's visa, allowing him to stay in Australia, was cancelled in 2011. Christopher Hoerler has been deported to Papua New Guinea, more than two months after he was released from prison on August 14 for the brutal murder of baby Jordan. It was a condition of his parole that he would be immediately deported
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Christopher Hoerler tortured and killed seven-month-old baby Jordan in 2000
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He was sentenced to 14 years and four months in Sydney's Long Bay prison
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The ex-boxer was granted bail on August 14 this year, although his sentence was due to expire on February 2016
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Parole board ordered that the PNG national would be immediately deported
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Victim's family were distressed that no one would help them locate the killer
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Feared Hoerler would appeal the deportation condition of his release because he has children living in Australia
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Jordan choked on his own vomit after being beaten with injuries including a lacerated liver, a torn lip, facial abrasions and broken ribs
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Jordan's toes had been crushed by a clamp and his teeth went through the roof of his mouth

Question: They lived together with Jordan and @placeholder's two half-brothers, who were aged 2 and 4.


(CNN)  -- Russia announced Monday it might hold joint military maneuvers with Venezuela in the Caribbean, and the United States said it is scrapping a once ballyhooed deal with Moscow on nuclear technology. The declarations come in the wake of increased tension between Russia and the United States over Russia's invasion last month of the former Soviet republic of Georgia, a U.S. ally that aspires to join NATO. Russian ships will make a port of call in Venezuela later this year and the two nations could hold joint naval exercises for the first time, both sides said. Russia denied there was any link between Monday's announcement and the conflict in the Caucasus, although Russia has criticized U.S. support for Georgia, and Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has long antagonized Washington.
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Russian official denies link to "political situation and Caucasian developments"
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Russia and Venezuela may hold joint naval exercises, both countries say

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- It only takes one injury to end an athlete's career. Anything that impairs an athlete's performance could mean they're no longer good enough for the top flight -- that's why the best athletes need the best treatment if they're to recover from injury. Owen Hargreaves (L) in action before his career was cut short by tendonitis. Manchester United star and England international footballer Owen Hargreaves is known for his versatility and exceptional work rate, but in 2008 his season was cut short by tendonitis. Hargreaves, 27, was told he would need surgery on both knees to save his career.
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The best athletes need the best treatment if they're to recover from injury
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Football star Owen Hargreaves was told he'd need surgery to save his career
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Dr Richard Steadman, knee specialist to the stars, is treating Hargreaves
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Boxer Michael Watson recovered slowly after sustaining severe brain injuries

Question: @placeholder spent the next 40 days in a coma and had to undergo six brain operations.


At first glance, they appear an odd couple: the beautiful, 24-year-old Hollywood darling Jennifer Lawrence and rangy, 37-year-old British crooner Chris Martin. Yet they’ve been photographed together strolling off a private jet and spotted backstage together at his concert. Jennifer Lawrence, star of not one but two hit franchises, The Hunger Games and X-Men, is Hollywood’s most in-demand leading lady. Scroll down for video Chris Martin recently consciously uncoupled from Oscar winner Gwyneth Paltrow (left) and has been spotted strolling off a private jet with Jennifer Lawrence (right) Already an Oscar winner, as well as a face of Christian Dior, she is refreshingly outspoken and funny. Presumably she has her pick of men. So who does Miss Hollywood choose? None other than Chris Martin, a dad of two from Devon.
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Coldplay's Chris Martin has dated some of Hollywood's hottest women
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He has been spotted strolling off a private jet with  Jennifer Lawrence
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But only recently consciously uncoupled from  Gwyneth Paltrow
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The singer is also rumoured to have dated Rihanna and Alexa Chung

Question: There were pictures of him doing cartwheels to impress @placeholder.


Brendan Rodgers sent a reserve team into the lion's den as he made seven changes to the Liverpool starting line-up for the Champions League match at the Bernabeu. There was no Steven Gerrard, no Raheem Sterling and no Jordan Henderson in the starting XI against Real Madrid on Tuesday. In their place were Lucas Leiva, Emre Can and Fabio Borini - hardly renowned as stalwarts of Liverpool's first-choice team so far this season. In some quarters, Rodgers' men have been described as 'brave', as 'plucky', as having 'given a good account of themselves'. Hard work and team ethic is a commendable attribute, but this is the Champions League - Europe's elite competition.
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Real Madrid beat Liverpool 1-0 at the Bernabeu on Wednesday
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Brendan Rodgers made seven changes to Liverpool starting line-up
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Reds managed just one shot on target compared to Real's nine
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Real had 27 shots in total but Liverpool had just four at Bernabeu
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Sportsmail goes through all the damning statistics from the match
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Liverpool fans paid £59 a ticket, not to mention other costs, to be there

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Paris, France (CNN) -- A French judge has issued an arrest warrant for U.S. cyclist Floyd Landis for allegedly hacking into the computer system of the French anti-doping agency's laboratory, the agency's president said Tuesday. Investigating Judge Thomas Cassuto issued the warrant January 28 for the alleged hacking of the lab's computer system in 2006, said Marie-Christine Daubigney, the assistant prosecutor of the tribunal in Nanterre, near Paris. It was not immediately clear why the judge was issuing the warrant after more than three years. Landis, 34, was stripped of his 2006 Tour de France win and suspended from cycling for two years after he tested positive for synthetic testosterone, a banned male sex hormone.
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Landis allegedly hacked into French anti-doping agency's computer system
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Oscar Pereiro of Spain inherited the 2006 title after Landis was disqualified
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French judge issued the warrant after the laboratory computer system was hacked

Question: @placeholder appealed, maintaining the French laboratory made errors in his case.


It is one of the most harrowing scenes in Schindler’s List. Nazi commandant Amon Goeth, played by Ralph Fiennes, shoots Jewish camp inmates from his balcony, then calmly sips wine as his dogs tear them limb from limb. Jennifer Teege was among the millions to see the epic Holocaust film – but in her case without realising Goeth was her maternal grandfather. Relatives: Jennifer Teege, left, is the granddaughter of Nazi concentration camp boss Amon Goeth, right Notorious: Goeth was played by Ralph Fiennes, right, in 1993 blockbuster Schindler's List She discovered the horrifying truth only by chance when, years later, she picked up a book about the SS captain in her local library.
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German-Nigerian author Jennifer Teege is granddaughter of Amon Goeth
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Nazi killer's daughter Monika had an affair with an African student
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The 'Butcher of Plaszow' was notorious for his cruelty and was portrayed by Ralph Fiennes in Holocaust epic Schindler's List
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Ms Teege, 43, has written a memoir exploring the dark past of her family

Question: my birth name is @placeholder, it wasn’t written out on the screen – so when I