By Alex Ward PUBLISHED: 09:45 EST, 5 November 2012 | UPDATED: 11:08 EST, 5 November 2012 Parish councillors have pulled the plug on a Christmas lights switch on ceremony in a decision described as ‘health and safety gone berserk’. The event, which usually attracts several hundred people every year, was axed by councillors in Bishop’s Cleeve, Gloucestershire who feared the village green would become overcrowded. Instead, the lights will be quietly switched without fanfare. Christmas is cancelled: The Christmas lights switch-on at Bishop's Cleeve last year. The event usually attracts several hundred people but has been cancelled this year over health and safety fears
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The Bishop's Cleeve Parish Council refused permission for the annual Christmas lights switch on ceremony
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They worry there is not enough room for the several hundred people the event attracts
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The Chamber of Commerce says the council has 'let the community down'

Question: Village highlight: The ceremony is a special time of year for @placeholder when the lights, which cost £3,000 to install and maintain, are switched on in November


Each week Sportsmail gathers up the ratings from our team of reporters to provide the best Premier League starting XI of the day. Saturday saw Liverpool get back on track with a 2-1 home win over West Brom and Manchester City keep in touch with leaders Chelsea after their win at Aston Villa. There were wins too for Hull City and Sunderland, while Leicester City vs Burnley and Swansea vs Newcastle ended two-apiece. GK - Brad Guzan (ASTON VILLA vs Manchester City) - 8 Although Villa ultimately finished without a point to show for their efforts, Brad Guzan kept them in contention for long spells with a string of absolutely brilliant saves. He made good stops from David Silva, Sergio Aguero and Eliaquim Mangala in the second half but Guzan and Villa ultimately succumbed.
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Sergio Aguero scored Man City's second goal in win at Aston Villa
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Papiss Cisse scored two as Newcastle drew at Swansea
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Jordan Henderson dominated in midfield as Liverpool beat West Brom
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Andrew Robertson and Mohamed Diame again impressed for Hull City
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Michael Kightly broke Burnley's goal drought at Leicester
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Brad Guzan made vital saves for Villa against City

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(CNN) -- A California man sold his 14-year-old daughter to an 18-year-old man for cash, beer and meat -- then called police when the prospective bridegroom didn't live up to his end of the deal, authorities said Tuesday. Marcelino de Jesus Martinez faces felony charges, according to police in Greenfield, California. Marcelino de Jesus Martinez, 36, of Greenfield, California, was arrested Monday and booked into the Monterey County Jail, Greenfield police said in a statement. He faces felony charges of receiving money for causing a person to cohabitate, police said. Martinez had arranged through a third party to have his daughter marry the older teenager, identified by authorities as Margarito de Jesus Galindo, of Gonzales, California. In exchange, Galindo was to pay Martinez $16,000 and provide him with 160 cases of beer, 100 cases of soda, 50 cases of Gatorade, two cases of wine, and six cases of meat, Greenfield Police Chief Joe Grebmeier told CNN.
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Third party set up marriage between 14-year-old girl and 18-year-old man, police say
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Groom was supposed to give the girl's father cash and cases of beer, soda, meat
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When groom didn't pay up, father called the cops, say police in Greenfield, California
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Such arrangements are normal in Mexican state where family is from, police say

Question: Galindo and Martinez were neighbors at an apartment complex and were apparently from the same area in @placeholder, the police chief said.

Question: @placeholder was arrested Sunday after undergoing additional questioning by police, Grebmeier said.

Question: "But @placeholder has several laws regarding minors, the age of consent and human trafficking."

Question: Police are trying to be culturally sensitive, Grebmeier told CNN, but "when I'm in Mexico, I have to respect @placeholder laws.


Three Australian venues and two American hotels have rejected appearances by controversial pick-up artist Julien Blanc as a social media campaign to end his world tour gathers pace. Blanc, a 'dating coach' whose techniques include choking women and then hushing them, planned to hold seminars in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane over the first fortnight of November. But he is quickly finding himself without a place to host his events after outraged activists took to the phones and social media to #TakeDownJulienBlanc. Scroll down for video '#ChokeOpen': One of Julien Blanc's techniques to seduce women involves grasping them in a chokehold
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Julien Blanc is a self-described American 'pick-up artist'
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One of his techniques is to choke women and silence them
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He is currently on a world tour and arrived in Australia recently
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Five venues - three in Australia, two in the U.S. - have cancelled on him
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In the past, Blanc has charged men $3,000 for a spot at his seminars

Question: '@placeholder has appalling levels of sexual assault and other violence against women, the last thing we need is someone coming to run workshops on how to do it better.'


The Great War broke out on her 14th birthday and during the horrific conflict she would lose one of her beloved brothers. But despite her tender years Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother was determined to play her own part in the First World War at her Scottish childhood home. Glamis in Angus was turned into a convalescent home for wounded soldiers and the then Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon would write letters for injured soldiers and run errands from the local shops for them. Regal: The teenaged Queen Elizabeth (back row, third from right) with some of the soldiers she cared for during the First World War. One brother was killed during the war and another was a prisoner of war
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New exhibition shows how royal cared for those hurt in conflict
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She lost her beloved brother Fergus to the horrors of the war
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The compassion she learned there stayed with her throughout her life

Question: But it is the images of a young @placeholder that in a way capture the spirit of an age where everybody - no matter who you were, or how old - contributed to the war effort.


(PEOPLE.com) -- "I really want to start dancing again," Chaz Bono tells PEOPLE. No, he's not expecting to be invited back to "Dancing with the Stars," where he lasted an impressive six weeks this past fall. He's looking to woo the ladies on the dance floor, explains the newly single Bono, who split with his fiancÃ©e in December. "What a great skill: to be able to take a woman dancing ... and actually know what you're doing!" Bono's been staying active, maintaining his DWTS weight loss by taking up boxing and skiing over the Christmas holiday with his family. He'd understandably taken some time off from the slopes, explaining, "First I was a drug addict and then my dad died skiing, so that kind of turned me off a bit."
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Chaz Bono is looking to woo the ladies on the dance floor
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Bono split with his fiancÃ©e in December
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Bono's been staying active, maintaining his DWTS weight loss

Question: "When I was doing @placeholder, I had a leak in my roof.


Hours after a Sudanese court sentenced his pregnant wife to death when she refused to recant her Christian faith, her husband told CNN he feels helpless. "I'm so frustrated. I don't know what to do," Daniel Wani told CNN on Thursday. "I'm just praying." This week a Khartoum court convicted his wife, Meriam Yehya Ibrahim, 27, of apostasy, or the renunciation of faith. Ibrahim is Christian, her husband said. But the court considers her to be Muslim. The court also convicted her of adultery and sentenced her to 100 lashes because her marriage to a Christian man is considered void under Sharia law.
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Meriam Yehya Ibrahim's lawyer says she refused to recant her Christian faith in court
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Husband tells CNN: "I'm so frustrated. I don't know what to do."
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Ibrahim, 27, has been convicted of apostasy and sentenced to death
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She considers herself Christian, but a court says she is Muslim

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By Snejana Farberov, Alex Greig and Alexandra Klausner PUBLISHED: 23:30 EST, 10 November 2013 | UPDATED: 03:23 EST, 11 November 2013 A 2,000lb satellite fell through the Earth's atmosphere today at around 7pm EST. According to the European Space Agency, the Gravity Field and Steady-State Ocean Circulation Explorer (GOCE) burned up when going through the Earth's atmosphere. Remaining debris could have fallen anywhere along a path through East Asia and the Western Pacific to Antarctica. 'The most probable impact ground swath largely runs over ocean and polar regions, as well as uninhabited areas of Australia,' the space agency noted on its website earlier today.
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The satellite broke through Earth's atmosphere at around 7pm tonight
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Most of the space-craft burnt up, but surviving debris is somewhere on the Earth's surface
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Gravity field and steady-state Ocean Circulation Explorer, or GOCE, was launched in 2009 to map variations in Earth's gravity
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GOCE ran out of xenon fuel October 21 and has been losing altitude since
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Scientists do not know the exact location but it was last seen flying over Antarctica

Question: Satellites that are too bulky to bring down safely to @placeholder after they had served their purpose are sometimes boosted into one of the graveyard orbits more than 22,000 miles up, where they can hang around for centuries.


(CNN) -- Tiger Woods' former caddy Steve Williams has issued an apology after apparently making racially tinged remarks at an awards dinner in Shanghai, China. Williams -- who was fired by Woods in July -- was being presented with a satirical award for "celebration of the year" for comments he made after his new boss, golfer Adam Scott, beat Woods at the Bridgestone Invitational in Ohio a month later. According to media reports, when asked about those comments during his acceptance speech Friday night, Williams said: "I wanted to shove it up that black ---." Should Williams be punished for Tiger remarks?
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Steve Williams: "I sincerely apologize to Tiger and anyone else I have offended"
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The New Zealander was sacked by Tiger Woods in July after 13 years together
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He now caddies for Australian golfer Adam Scott, who says he will not sack him
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Woods' agent says Williams' comments at awards dinner were "regrettable"

Question: I value @placeholder's contribution to my game and while he's caddying I hope he can caddy for me.


(CNN) -- The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday revoked a permit for one of the nation's largest mountaintop removal mining projects, saying it would destroy water, wildlife and Appalachian communities in West Virginia. The controversial decision was condemned by the permit holder, Arch Coal Inc., and mining representatives, who said it would hurt industry investment and the economic recovery. But adversaries praised the ruling as "a major victory" for environmentalists opposed to surface -- or mountaintop-removal -- mining, which uses explosives on hilltops to expose underlying coal. The EPA invoked the Clean Water Act in killing a permit issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the Spruce No. 1 Mine project, proposed for a more than 2,200-acre area in Logan County, West Virginia.
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An angry industry leader calls the decision "unprecedented"
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Environmentalists call it a "historic step"
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The EPA says the project would have created 110 million cubic yards of waste
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A "shocked" coal mining company says the ruling will have a "chilling effect"

Question: "We remain shocked and dismayed at @placeholder's continued onslaught with respect to this validly issued permit."


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.


(CNN)Darren Clarke is Europe's new Ryder Cup captain. The 46-year-old has been tasked with maintaining the continent's dominance in golf's biennial battle with the United States, Europe having won six of the last seven installments. Clarke played in five successive Ryder Cups between 1997 and 2006, losing only once, and has been part of winning teams as a vice captain in 2010 and 2012. The Northern Irishman was chosen ahead of Spain's Miguel Angel Jimenez, who has featured in four Ryder Cups as a player, winning two. He has been vice captain three times, winning all of them. "I am naturally extremely proud to be selected as European Ryder Cup captain for 2016," Clarke told the European Tour's official website.
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Darren Clarke named European Ryder Cup captain for the 2016 installment
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Northern Irishman beat competition from Miguel Angel Jimenez and Thomas Bjorn
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Clarke won four out of five Ryder Cups as a player and was vice captain in 2010 and 2012

Question: "He is also a popular figure among the players and has both the passion and knowledge to lead @placeholder in the quest for a record fourth consecutive Ryder Cup victory."


(CNN) -- With all sides vowing politicking isn't in order, Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney got a close-up view Friday of the devastation caused this week by Hurricane Isaac -- days ahead of a visit by his November foe, President Barack Obama. Romney went to Louisiana's Jefferson Parish, glimpsing the flooding and downed trees along with Gov. Bobby Jindal and Sen. David Vitter, both fellow Republicans. The former Massachusetts governor, accompanied by his wife, Ann, said the trip was "to learn and obviously to draw some attention to what's going (on) here... so that people around the country know that people down here need help."
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NEW: What's left of Isaac is headed toward the Ohio River Valley
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NEW: Mississippi lake's levels are dropping, so a breach may not be needed
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Romney says his Louisiana trip was to "to learn and (draw) attention" to people's plight
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Obama, who will visit Monday, vows the federal government will help those suffering

Question: @placeholder echoed that view, saying he was "thrilled" both major party's presidential nominees were making time to visit his state.


Expat pensioners living in the hottest parts of Europe like the Costa del Sol are finally going to lose taxpayer-funded help with their heating bills, it can be revealed. Britain is spending £22million-a-year on winter fuel allowances for people living elsewhere in Europe, despite more than a third living in sunnier climes. Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith today condemns the 'absurd' handouts and vows to change the rules which have cost the UK taxpayer £130million in a decade. People living in Spain, Greece, Cyprus, Portugal, Malta, Gibraltar and France will lose out, but the taxpayer still faces a bill for pensioners in 25 countries including Poland, Bulgaria and Finland.
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EXCLUSIVE: New rules curbing handouts to start from September
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Pensioners living in Spain, Cyprus, Portugal and France will lose cash
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But people in 25 countries will still be eligible for help with heating bills
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Iain Duncan Smith condemns 'absurd and offensive' use of public money

Question: It includes 50,000 people in Spain, 30,000 in @placeholder, 3,300 in Portugal, 8,000 in Cyprus and 2,000 in Greece.


Click HERE to see more of our brilliant Match Zone, including Oscar's opening goal An encounter that began in relative darkness left Jose Mourinho in one of his darker moods on Saturday. He might have seen his side strengthen their grip on this Barclays Premier League title race with a second-half penalty from Eden Hazard but Chelsea’s manager seemed far from satisfied when he eventually appeared for his post-match press conference. For a start, he accused the man in charge of the floodlights of being asleep, and he did have a point. Eden Hazard celebrates what turned out to be the winning goal in the west London encounter between Chelsea and QPR
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Chelsea attacking midfielder Eden Hazard scored his side's winning goal in the 75th minute
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Oscar had opened the scoring before Charlie Austin equalised at Stamford Bridge
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Hazard was brought down by Eduardo Vargas before stepping up to score penalty past Rob Green
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Jose Mourinho's side remain four points clear at the top of the Premier League

Question: QPR's Vargas brought down @placeholder playmaker Hazard to concede a second half penalty


(CNN) -- In a letter to the NCAA disclosed Wednesday, the Justice Department said it has received several requests for an antitrust investigation into the current Bowl Championship Series system, and it wants information to help it decide what to do. That controversial system makes it very difficult for teams in some athletic conferences to qualify for major bowl games, potentially costing millions of dollars in revenue to those not chosen. "Serious questions continue to arise suggesting that the current BCS system may not be conducted consistent with the competition principles expressed in federal antitrust laws," Assistant Attorney General Christine Varney told NCAA President Mark Emmert.
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The Bowl Championship Series system makes it hard for some college teams to qualify
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Millions of dollars in revenue are at stake in the football bowl selection process
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Assistant Attorney General Varney seeks an explanation

Question: One antitrust expert who declares himself neutral in the case says he doubts @placeholder will launch a probe because it has a full plate of more pressing issues.


Blackberry has revealed a radical new handset - and it is square. The odd shaped device is is set to go on sale in December, and is called passport. It features a physical keyboard - but also a large screen. The Passport combines a large touchscreen with a physical keyboard. BlackBerry chief executive John Chen first revealed the square phone (pictured) during the Canadian company's annual general meeting in June The Fire handset was unveiled by Jeff Bezos at a special event in Seattle. 'It's time to whip the crown from Apple,' said Mr Bezos before showing off the new handset for the first time.
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Passport set to be unveiled in September
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Comes as Amazon launches its own handset

Question: @placeholder wants to remain a competitor in the smartphone segment, but is focused on making BlackBerry a dominant force in machine-to-machine communications.


Tokyo, Japan (CNN) -- Four Japanese nationals have been arrested in China, and are being investigated for entering a military zone without authorization and videotaping military targets, Chinese state media said. The arrests come amid the two nations' diplomatic battle over Japan's detainment of a Chinese fishing captain. "We believe if our employees knew about the area being off-limits, or the regulation that prohibited cameras in the location, they would not have taken such action," the company's executive director said at a news conference Friday in Tokyo. The four Japanese nationals were sent to China for a Japanese government project to reclaim World War II chemical weapons left by Japan's Imperial Army, their company said Friday. A Chinese national also is missing and presumed arrested with his Japanese co-workers on Wednesday in in northern Hebei Province.
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One of the four sent their company a text message that said, "Help me"
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The four are being investigated for entering a military zone without authorization
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They also may have videotaped military targets, Chinese state media says
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Beijing has made escalating diplomatic threats against Tokyo over a separate arrest

Question: Japan's foreign ministry officials said Friday that China had informed them of the arrests, but they had no information about any charges or why the @placeholder nationals had been detained.

Question: @placeholder has urged Beijing to proceed calmly and cautiously to avoid further deterioration of the situation.


The United States military should launch 'targeted' strikes against the 'terrorist army' of ISIS in Iraq - if the situation deteriorates so that it threatens the security of the West said David Petraeus. The retired general - who led commanded the surge eight years ago that rid the war-torn nation of al-Qaeda - said that he does support limited military action to stem the flood of ISIS troops. Former CIA chief Petraeus made these remarks on Thursday, the same day that President Obama declared he was sending 300 special forces advisers to Iraq in addition to the 275 'combat ready' troops he has deployed to protect the US Embassy in Baghdad.
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Former General David Petraeus believes that drone strikes against the leadership of ISIS is necessary
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Claims that ISIS could become a hotbed of terror planning against the West
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The former CIA said he was disappointed that Iraq had descended into chaos
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Petraeus led the troop surge which forced al-Qaeda from Iraq eight-years ago
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President Obama announced today that he would send 300 soldiers into Iraq to train, advice and support Iraqi security forces
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He had also sent in 275 marines to protect State Department personnel in Baghdad, the USS George H.W. Bush aircraft carrier, the USS Mesa Verde and armed F-18 Super Hornet warplanes to do surveillance
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But U.S. will only take ‘targeted and precise military action if and when we determine that the situation on the ground requires it' Obama said

Question: 'American forces will not be returning to combat in Iraq,' @placeholder said, ' but we will help Iraqis as they take the fight to terrorists who threaten the Iraqi people, the region and American interests, as well.'

Question: 'American forces will not be returning to combat in Iraq,' Obama said, ' but we will help Iraqis as they take the fight to terrorists who threaten the @placeholder people, the region and American interests, as well.'


The Malaysian chairman of Laura Ashley is facing a huge divorce payout after his estranged wife won the right to have the case heard in English courts. Pauline Chai, 67, a former beauty queen, is expected to demand that Khoo Kay Peng hand over half of his riches after their 43-year marriage fell apart last year. If that happens, it could become one of Britain's largest ever divorce payments. Boris Berezovsky is thought to have paid the most, after reportedly handing £220million to  Galina Besharova in 2011. During her case, Ms Chai claimed her husband made her feel like a prisoner on their 1,000-acre country estate, Rosway Park, only allowed her £100 per week for food.
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Khoo Kay Peng and Pauline Chai splitting after 43-year marriage fell apart
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Ms Chai could be in line for half of husband's fortune after court ruling today
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Dr Peng is believed to be worth £440million but he disputes this figure
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Judge urged couple to settle outside court saying they had more money than they could spend 'in a lifetime'

Question: '@placeholder trusted in the laws of England, where she made a real and long-term home for herself and her children, and they did not fail her.'


(CNN) -- FIFA president Sepp Blatter said he would step aside as the head of football's global governing body in 2015, if he wins the June 1 presidential ballot. Blatter's announcement came on Tuesday after his opponent, head of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Mohamed Bin Hammam, told CNN the time had arrived for a change at the top of world soccer's power base. Bin Hammam -- a 61-year-old FIFA executive committee member -- confirmed last week he would run against Blatter in the election, the first candidate to do so since Africa's Issa Hayatou was defeated by the Swiss in 2002.
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Sepp Blatter will step down as FIFA president in 2015, if elected for another term
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His presidential rival Mohammed Bin Hammam has said it is time for a change
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Bin Hammam is Blatter's first election opponent since Issa Hayatou in 2002
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The vote for the FIFA presidency will take place in Zurich, Switzerland on June 1

Question: "@placeholder has been under the same presidency for 13 years," Bin Hammam told CNN.


Less than 12 hours after his boss captured the nation's attention with an energetic State of the Union address, Vice President Joe Biden grabbed the spotlight Wednesday morning to promote his chances to grab the top job in 2016. Despite near-universal recognition that the Democratic presidential nomination is Hillary Clinton's to lose, Biden told ABC News host George Stephanopolous that the race is 'wide open.' And he might challenge her, he said on 'Good Morning America.' 'Yes,' the vice president chuckled, 'there's a chance, but I haven't made my mind up about that.' TANNED, RESTED AND READY: Joe Biden says he's got as good a shot as anyone to be the next president
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Biden hasn't polled higher than 14 per cent among Democrats when they're asked to pick a horse for 2016
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But he says there's 'a chance' he'll challenge Hillary Clinton, the overwhelming favorite on America's political left
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'This is wide open on both sides,' he said in an ABC News interview, referring to both the Democratic and Republican nomination fights
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One poll in December showed Biden drawing the backing of just 2 per cent of Democrats
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He will host a conference call Wednesday afternoon for Organizing For Action, the successor group to President Obama's campaign organization

Question: Biden is a bigger long-shot for the Democrats' nomination than most of the @placeholder field opposing them.


(CNN) -- You know the presidential election is in full swing when politicians are getting tough on China. While both Democrats and Republicans promise to do just that, it is the Obama administration, being in the driver's seat, that has been leading the charge. On Monday, the Obama administration filed a trade case against China at the World Trade Organization, arguing that it provides subsidies to its auto and auto parts industries that hurt American manufacturers. If you had any doubts that the new complaint against unfair Chinese trade practices is part and parcel of the election campaign, consider these factors.
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This week, President Obama announced a trade complaint against China
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Oded Shenkar says politicians tend to get tough on China in election season
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He says Obama is tackling Chinese auto subsidies to appeal to Ohio voters
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Shenkar: U.S. had plenty of opportunities to deal with unfair Chinese trade practices

Question: Likewise, the administration has done little to offer vigorous protection of @placeholder intellectual property rights, which impacts a much broader array of U.S. business interests.


(CNN) -- North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong Un married 23-year-old Ri Sol Ju in 2009, according to a South Korean lawmaker on Thursday. The curiosity over Kim's wife started several weeks ago when North Korean state television and news agencies showed video footages and pictures of an unidentified woman attending official events by Kim's side. The name of the mystery woman was only announced Wednesday as Ri Sol Ju by North Korean state television. Details about her remained unknown until Jung Chung-Rai, a South Korean lawmaker from Democratic United Party, attended a closed-door intelligence session by National Intelligence Service (NIS), which is equivalent to the CIA in the U.S.
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North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un confirmed by state media to be married to woman named Ri Sol Ju
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Details about Ri Sol Ju remain unavailable, leading to rampant speculation in South Korean media
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Marriage announcement part of trend of greater openness under Kim Jong Un, according to experts

Question: Not only does this demonstrate greater openness, but also that @placeholder has a "strong power base" and does not need to bury such news, he said.


For a big chunk of the Cold War, the U.S. Air Force turned to the SR-71 Blackbird for many of its most important spy missions. The jet-black jet could fly at more than three times the speed of sound at altitudes of 85,000 feet, faster and higher than anything adversaries had to counter it. The last of the Blackbirds flew in 1999, and the U.S. military hasn't had anything close since. Now, Lockheed-Martin, the maker of the SR-71, says the "Son of the Blackbird," the SR-72, is in the works, and it will be twice as fast as and way more lethal than its father. That's because the SR-72 will be designed to launch missiles, something the SR-71 didn't do.
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SR-72 could fly six times the speed of sound
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"Son of Blackbird" would be a drone, be able to launch missiles
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Aircraft could be operational by 2030, Lockheed Martin says

Question: And, by the way, the @placeholder is envisioned as a drone, unlike the original Blackbird with its crew of two: a pilot and a reconnaissance officer to operate its radar jammers and spy gear.


By Helen Pow PUBLISHED: 19:07 EST, 27 December 2012 | UPDATED: 12:11 EST, 28 December 2012 A Utah family has adopted a four-year-old Down syndrome girl from Russia, just before President Vladimir Putin moved to ban U.S. citizens bringing the country's children to America. Heather and Jeremy Fillmore welcomed little Hazel into their home on Christmas Eve after fighting for almost a year to get her here. But they will be among the last of more than 60,000 American families to bring up a Russian child as their own as Russia signed a bill today outlawing the process. Putin's approval of the adoption ban will leave nearly 50 Russian children on the verge of adoption by U.S. families now stranded.
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Hazel among the last of some 60,000 Russian children to grow up in U.S.
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Now 50 Russian children on brink of adoption expected to miss out
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U.S families adopt more Russian children than those of any other country
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Unicef estimates that 740,000 children not in parental custody in Russia
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Only 18,000 Russians are on the waiting list to adopt a child

Question: Putin reiterated Russian complaints that U.S. courts have been too lenient on parents in such cases, saying @placeholder has inadequate access to Russian-born children in the United States despite a bilateral agreement that entered into force on November 1.


(CNN)The United Arab Emirates on Tuesday resumed its participation in airstrikes against ISIS, the country said -- its first publicly known foray against the terror group since it reportedly suspended attacks over concerns about pilot safety. UAE F-16s stationed in Jordan took part in morning attacks and returned safely to base, the UAE military said without saying where the strikes happened. A U.S.-led coalition has been conducting airstrikes against ISIS in Syria and Iraq, where the Sunni Muslim extremist group has captured territory for what it calls its Islamic caliphate. The UAE halted its participation in the strikes in December because leaders were worried there were insufficient plans to save personnel who may be captured, a senior U.S. military official told CNN.
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Official will tell congressional hearing that Syrian foreign fighters have grown to 20,000
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F-16s stationed in Jordan conduct strikes against ISIS, the UAE says
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Kurds say they've taken key bridgeheads near Mosul, Iraq

Question: Few expect the Kurds to be involved in clearing Mosul of @placeholder -- that would be a job for Iraqi government security forces.

Question: Kurdish fighters battle equipment woes as well as ISIS in northern @placeholder


The saying goes that your body is a temple but in these fans cases they are more of a shrine to their favourite celebrities. The days of a few posters on the bedroom wall and maybe a T-shirt from the concert of your No.1 pop star are long gone. Nowadays, super-fans are showing their devotion by having their idol's face etched permanently on their body. Scroll down for video In the 21st century, devoted fans regularly undergo painful tattoos as a tribute to their favourite singer, movie star or sporting hero. While some are a small inking that is easily concealed, others are murals that cover a person's entire back (Pictured: Cathy Ward with her Twilight design, left, and Talia Lenore with her Michael Jackson tribute, right)
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Super fans now regularly show their devotion to stars with tribute tattoos
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They include Twilight murals, Breaking Bad sleeves and Miley Cyrus pics
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Some of the inkings take up to 22 hours to complete

Question: It seems that the general rule is, whether it's @placeholder, Miley Cyrus or Twilight, when it comes to tribute tatts, subtlety is not an option.


Klu Klux Klan members may have infiltrated groups supporting Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson, it can be disclosed. Supporters for Darren Wilson have removed a photograph from their Facebook page in which activist group Anonymous claim to identify three members of the Ku Klux Klan. Anonymous seized two of the Ku Klux Klan’s twitter accounts yesterday after the Klan distributed fliers threatening the use of ‘lethal force’ should violence erupt in the wake of Ferguson Grand Jury’s decision on whether to indict Wilson. Now, as part of Anon Cop Watch, the group has circulated numerous photographs ‘unhooding’ Klan members. Among them is one showing 13 members of the St Louis Klan. It is set shown alongside an image of a rally held in support of Darren Wilson rally in which, they claim, three Klan members feature prominently.
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Activist group Anonymous claim to have identified Frank Ancona, Imperial Wizard of the Traditionalist American Knights of the KKK
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He and two other KKK members appear to have been at pro-Darren Wilson protest in Ferguson, Missouri
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No suggestion organizers suspected any KKK involvement in protests
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Town is flashpoint as grand jury about to decide on whether to indict officer who killed teenager Michael Brown

Question: @placeholder’s own parents have consistently distanced themselves from the violence that saw protesters and police clash as battle lines were drawn near the scene of the shooting across night after night of riots.


State College, Pennsylvania (CNN) -- Coach Joe Paterno and the president of the school have lost their jobs, effective immediately, over a child sex abuse scandal at Penn State, university trustees announced Wednesday night. "What can I say, I'm no longer the coach," Paterno told a crowd of about 15 students gathered outside his house late Wednesday night. "It's going to take some time to get used to. It's been 61 years." The crowd cheered and said, "We love you, Joe." "I love you, too!" Paterno replied. Paterno's wife, Sue, was visibly upset while standing beside him on the front steps.
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NEW: Paterno tells students outside his house, "It's going to take some time to get used to"
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Trustees dismiss Spanier, remove Paterno as head coach immediately
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U.S. Department of Education investigating Penn State
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"With the benefit of hindsight, I wish I had done more," Paterno says

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London (CNN) -- British Muslim groups voiced their horror and condemnation Thursday over the slaying of a soldier in a London street by attackers who said they were acting to avenge Muslim deaths overseas. But Muslim commentators also suggested there is more that the country's leaders can do to address issues within the Muslim community, particularly among alienated young men. Woolwich attack: Latest developments According to 2011 census figures, Muslims make up the second-largest religious group in Britain, with 2.7 million people. That represents an increase of 1.2 million (from 3% to 5% of the population) since 2001. The suspected attackers in the Woolwich slaying, who are hospitalized under police guard, claimed to be acting for Islam, but it's not yet clear if they were affiliated with any group.
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Muslim Council of Britain condemns "a truly barbaric act that has no basis in Islam"
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"What we don't need are knee-jerk reactions," says commentator Mohammed Ansar
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"A lot of Muslim leaders have had their heads in the sand," says analyst Shiraz Maher
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A suspect in Wednesday's Woolwich killing claimed to be acting to avenge Muslim deaths

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(CNN)Officials from Russia, Ukraine and separatist groups engaged in low-level talks hours before a crucial meeting over the crisis in eastern Ukraine. In the early morning hours Wednesday, the parties gathered in Belarus with one question answered in part: Will separatist leaders whose pro-Russian forces are battling with Ukrainian soldiers for control of eastern Ukraine show up? Video showed Denis Pushilin of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic and Vladislav Deinego of the Luhansk People's Republic at the talks speaking with reporters. Monitors from the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe also attended the preliminary meeting. If a peace deal is to be reached, leaders involved in the talks still have a long road before a lasting agreement is reached, CNN's Nic Robertson reported from Minsk.
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Separatist leaders gather with Ukrainian and Russian officials before peace talks officially kick off
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President Barack Obama calls Vladimir Putin, urges him to seize opportunity for peace
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Seven civilians have been killed in Kramatorsk shelling, Kiev-backed Donetsk authorities say

Question: Obama said he hasn't decided yet whether to send arms to Ukrainian forces defending their country against @placeholder-backed separatists, and he hasn't set a deadline for when he will.


By Sam Adams and David Mccormack PUBLISHED: 12:10 EST, 2 April 2013 | UPDATED: 12:10 EST, 2 April 2013 A pregnant woman accused of pinning her - also pregnant – love rival with a car during an argument over the father of their unborn children, smiled and laughed after being charged in a Texas courthouse on Monday. Shaeryll Hunter, 26, had been arrested earlier in the day after four days on the run since allegedly crushing Alise Kelley's legs with a car on March 28. Ms Hunter has two children with Chris Chaney and is five months pregnant with their third child.
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Police say Shareyll Hunter, 26, deliberately targeted Alise Kelly, 21
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Kelly, who is four months pregnant by Chris Chaney, had to have foot amputated following crash in Houston
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Hunter, five months pregnant with her third child with Chaney, has been charged with aggravated assault
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Chaney has four kids by three different women and another two children on the way

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When the developers of the "Uncharted" video games sat down to brainstorm their latest adventure, the first thing they decided was that they had to have a cargo plane and a cruise ship. No matter that they didn't have a story, script or setting yet. The designers and programmers immediately went to work on what reviewers say are the most memorable scenes in "Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception." The PlayStation 3 game, published by Sony Computer Entertainment and developed by Naughty Dog, is set to hit stores on Tuesday. "Yeah, that would be pretty cool. Let's do it," Naughty Dog co-president Christophe Balestra recalled saying then. In an interview this week, he and creative director Amy Hennig offered a look at his studio's unusual storyboarding process.
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Sony's "Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception" for PlayStation 3 hits stores on Tuesday
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The previous two games sold a combined 8 million copies
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Game's developers say the creation process starts with a big action scene

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Question: @placeholder takes pride in its games having "character-driven stories," rather than employing mindless action or scattershot plots.


By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor Alabama congressional hopeful Will Brooke blows holes into a copy of the Affordable Care Act with three different guns in a new campaign ad, saying he wants to 'see how much damage we can do to this copy of Obamacare.' Before resorting to a wood chipper decorated with a campaign sticker, the Republican candidate fires at the 1,000-page health insurance law with a .40 caliber Glock pistol, a .270 caliber Cooper rifle and an AR-15. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO 'Let's do some damage': Will Brooke has some fun exercising his Second Amendment right to shred a paper copy of Obamacare with hot lead
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Alabama Republican distinguishes himself in a crowded primary field by firing three guns at the Affordable Care Act
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Each time, the bullet hole only penetrates part of the 1,000-page stack of paper
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So Will Brooke, who wants to replace the retiring GOP Rep. Spencer Bachus, tosses the whole printout into a wood chipper

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(CNN) -- Monday I did an interview in the Election Center with Sen. John McCain's campaign spokesman Tucker Bounds. The interview was about Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's experience and readiness to be commander in chief. The interview became a bit of a lightning rod. CNN's Campbell Brown interviews McCain spokesman Tucker Bounds. Over the last few days, I have received thousands of e-mails. For those who didn't see the interview, you can read it or view it below. McCain's campaign got upset about that interview. McCain officials told CNN I had crossed a line and they canceled a scheduled appearance by McCain on "Larry King Live."
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Brown asks McCain spokesman about Sarah Palin's experience
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Interview generates thousands of e-mails to Brown
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McCain camp says she crossed a line, cancels a CNN appearance

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By Sam Cunningham Follow @@samcunningham Thomas Vermaelen could be about to join the list of top class players Arsene Wenger has allowed to leave Arsenal to join one of Manchester's giants. The defender, who is wanted by Louis van Gaal at Old Trafford, would become the sixth big-name star to join United or City if his transfer goes through this summer. Arsene Wenger has bagged £96million in transfer fees in the process, but was he right to cash in on some of his most talented players? Sportsmail takes a look at the others who have made that long journey – and if Wenger made the right decision.
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Defender Vermaelen is wanted by Louis van Gaal this summer
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Wenger has a history of selling players to Manchester United and Manchester City
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Robin van Persie, Samir Nasri and Emmanuel Adebayor among stars to have left the Gunners
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Arsenal have made £96million by selling players to United and City

Question: Again, he won nothing there, his most memorable moment being when he scored against @placeholder and ran the full length of the pitch to celebrate in front of his old fans.


As lava bursts almost 500 feet in the air from Iceland's volatile Holuhraun volcano, brave photographer Tomas Freyr Kristjansson gets as close as possible. The fiery red fountain of the molten hot substance is no deterrent for Kristjansson who braves blistering temperatures to capture the natural phenomenon in all its glory. During the 37-year-old's shoot, the volcano's activity became so intense that the Icelandic National Security Unit were forced to close the site to ensure the safety of tourists. Scroll down for video The silhouette of brave photographer Tomas Freyr Kristjansson as he gets as close as possible to the volatile Holuhraun volcano
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Photographer Tomas Freyr Kristjansson took incredible shots of Holuhraun volcano in Iceland
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Security closed the site down for the safety of tourists while Kristjansson took incredible shots

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Myles Hobson is living, breathing proof, of the benefits of Kalydeco, the 'wonder drug' which is giving real hope to Cystic Fibrosis sufferers. More than a million people in Australia carry the CF gene and a child is born with the disease every four days. It is the most common, life-shortening genetic illness. There is no cure. When he began the trial at the Children's Hospital Westmead in Sydney's west, Myles Hobson, 12, was in serious physical trouble - his lung function had dropped in the 40 per cent range. Myles Hobson performs a lung function test at the Children's Hospital Westmead. His mother Karen insists he has improved dramatically in just two months on the revolutionary drug Kalydeco (Ivafactor)
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Kalydeco (Ivacaftor) is a revolutionary blue pill developed in the US and now approved for Australia's Pharmaceuticals Benefits Scheme (PBS)
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CF sufferers take it twice a day, it has been shown to improve lung function and help patients gain weight
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Myles Hobson, 12, was a last-minute inclusion in a trial being undertaken in at the Children's Hospital, Westmead
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His lung function has almost doubled since he began taking the medication just two months ago
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Their mother admits she 'fell apart' when told both her children had CF after watching a close friend die form the disease a few years before
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Currently the drug can only help those with a G551D mutation of Cystic Fibrosis, work continues on a version for the most common Delta F508
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More than a million Australians have the Cystic Fibrosis gene and most don't know it

Question: Regular visits to the @placeholder clinic in hospital are required to keep Myles and other CF patients well enough to do the simple things like attend school

Question: Kalydeco (or Ivacaftor) is a pill taken twice a day for the treatment of CF in those aged six or older and who have the @placeholder mutation.


By Amanda Williams Kris Bradley, 23, has been jailed for attempted murder of Matthew Probert after he attacked him with a claw hammer A man who smashed a promising rugby player’s skull with a claw hammer so hard that bone splinters embedded into his brain, laughed and saluted to his friends as he was jailed for attempted murder today. Matthew Probert, 21, was left with 'life-changing' injuries after he was attacked by Kris Bradley, 23, after he accidentally bumped into him in a bar. Bradley was today jailed for 18 years, three of which will be served on licence, at Birmingham Crown Court.
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Matthew Probert, 21, hit with such force bone splinters embedded in brain
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Kris Bradley, 23, found guilty attacking Mr Probert  in Lincoln last year
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Bradley today jailed for 18 years, three of which will be served on licence

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The quality of life in Britain is the worst in Europe – lower even than Poland, because of crime, violence and the high cost of living. A study puts the UK at the bottom of a league of ten nations, even though some of them have much lower incomes. Households in countries such as Poland, France, Spain and Italy all have less material wealth but are considerably happier with life. Only 5 per cent of Britons describe themselves as happy, while 10 per cent would like to emigrate. The league is based on 16 factors including net income, VAT, the cost of essential goods such as fuel, food and energy, as well as lifestyle considerations such as hours of sunshine, holiday entitlement, working hours and life expectancy.
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Just 5 per cent of Britons describe themselves as happy
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Poland, France, Spain and Italy all have less material wealth, but fared better than the UK

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A young British holiday-maker fell to her death from a hotel balcony just hours after arriving at a Spanish resort for a long weekend. Charlotte Faris, 23, checked into a budget hotel in Magaluf on the island of Majorca with a female friend before going out for the night. But after returning in the early hours of Saturday morning, Miss Faris plunged 30ft from a third floor balcony of the hotel, landing head first. Paramedics spent 20 minutes fighting to save her but she was pronounced dead at the scene. Holidaymaker Charlotte Faris, 23, fell to her death from a third-floor hotel room
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Charlotte Faris, 23, died just hours after arriving on Spanish island of Majorca for a holiday
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Two other Britons have died in similar incident in Magaluf in the the last three weeks

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Brendan Rodgers felt the Chelsea game would be the biggest of Liverpool’s week. After an extraordinary night in Madrid on Tuesday, it has now become bigger than even he could have imagined. I was in Madrid as a fan. These occasions sum up what Liverpool are about: the Champions League, a capacity crowd in a magnificent stadium, supporters travelling in vast numbers, dreaming they will be able to say in years to come: ‘I was there the night we beat Real Madrid.’ It turned out to be a game that will live in the memory but not for the reasons anyone hoped would be the case. The team sheet that Rodgers handed in before kick-off — and the relentless debate that followed — has seen to that.
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Rodgers has been widely criticised for his team selection in the Bernabeu
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I am not going to join the chorus of disapproval. Some of his decisions I didn't agree with, others I could completely understand
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Nobody knows what Liverpool's best XI is at present, not even the manager
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What I couldn't fathom were the omissions of Gerrard, Henderson and the best attacker, Sterling
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It baffles me when teams are more interested in qualifying for the competition next season than doing their best in the competition they are already in

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The partner of Sydney siege victim Tori Johnson says the Lindt cafe manager would have been touched by the thousands of floral tributes left by those mourning his tragic death. Mr Johnson's partner of 14 years, Thomas Zinn, has spoken out for the first time since the horrific events which claimed the 34-year-old's life, describing him as a 'humble, generous' man. Mr Zinn, who paid solemn visits to the Martin Place flower memorial on Wednesday and Thursday, also expressed how much it would have meant to Mr Johnson in an interview with Today. 'Tori loves flowers and this is probably the most beautiful thing – and I'm sure he can see it – that he has ever seen,' he said.
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The partner of Sydney siege victim Tori Johnson has spoken out for the first time since the horrific hostage crisis which claimed three lives
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Thomas Zinn was Mr Johnson's partner of 14 years
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He described him as a family oriented man who made loved ones a priority
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Mr Zinn said  the Lindt Cafe manager was a 'humble and generous person'
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Mr Johnson, 34, died alongside mother-of-three Katrina Dawson, 38, at the hands of self-styled sheik Man Monis

Question: Information released on Wednesday indicates that Mr Johnson was shot in the head at close range, moments before police stormed the Lindt Cafe, killing @placeholder and rescuing the remaining hostage victims.


By Chris Greenwood and James Slack and Wills Robinson A suspected gun factory which used a state-of-the-art 3D printer was uncovered by police yesterday. Stunned officers believe a gang were using the machine to make deadly firearms. They recovered a freshly-made plastic magazine and trigger during a raid in Bagley, Manchester, which could be used to create a handgun. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Technology: Greater Manchester Police found what they thought was a gun-making machine during a raid One senior officer said organised crime gangs are acquiring technology on the high street to make guns ‘in the privacy of their own home.’
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Greater Manchester Police found the components of an alleged handgun
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They recovered a freshly-made magazine and trigger during operation
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Gangs are acquiring technology to make guns in the their own home
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Senior officers say it could be 'the next generation of firearms'
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Ministers warn plastic guns could get through airport security checks and x-ray scanners undetected

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CDC Director Dr. Thomas Frieden began his grilling Thursday on Capitol Hill with a stark admission that his agency is still searching for ways to combat the Ebola virus as it burrows into the United States. 'We're always open to ideas for what we can do to keep Americans safe,' Frieden said in his opening statement, in a startling departure from his prepared remarks in the face of a hostile and impatient panel in a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee. 'We would consider any options to better protect Americans,' he said later during the hearing's Q&A period. Frieden's statements will not inspire already-shattered public confidence. The first Ebola patient identified on U.S. soil, Thomas Eric Duncan, was misdiagnosed.
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Congressmen in hearing were hopping mad at CDC screwups and White House promises
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Obama spokesman cast blame at CDC director Thomas Frieden's feet and says he's 'taking responsibility'
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Arizona and Pennsylvania congressmen want Frieden fired, along with South Dakota senator and Florida's governor
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He testified along with National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases chief Anthony Fauci
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Officials in charge of Texas hospital that misdiagnosed Thomas Eric Duncan admitted his staff got no specialized Ebola training
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White House said Frieden – not Obama – was 'taking responsibility'

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Within five minutes of taking a lethal sedative, Brittany Maynard was fast asleep and all of the pain from her struggle with cancer erased from her face. She died another thirty minutes later, leaving the world just how she planned - surrounded by her loving husband, family and friends. Dan Diaz, the widower of the 29-year-old who has become the face of the right-to-die movement, spoke out this week in interviews with People magazine and Meredith Vieira to describe his late wife's last moments on November 1 and how he plans to honor her memory. Scroll down for video
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Brittany Maynard' s widower Dan Diaz has broken his silence to speak about her doctor-assisted suicide on November 1
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His 29-year-old wife decided on the method after being diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumor last year
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Maynard was approved for the lethal sedative in Oregon which she took at home, surrounded by her friends and family
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Her husband, 43, is now taking up her cause to get the right to die legalized in California

Question: Diaz says his wife first read about the right-to-die in @placeholder shortly after she was diagnosed with brain cancer, telling her husband: 'Look, if things get bad, this is an option.'


By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 11:11 EST, 22 March 2012 | UPDATED: 11:11 EST, 22 March 2012 Payments: Bertie Ahern, the former Irish prime minister, took nearly 210,000 euros in secret payments while in office and lied about them Former Irish prime minister Bertie Ahern took at least 209,779 euros (£174,764) in secret payments while in office and repeatedly lied about them under oath, an inquiry has found. In a long-awaited end to an investigation into payments to politicians in the Republic, three judges also found two other former Fianna Fail lawmakers guilty of corrupt acts. They stopped short of finding Ahern guilty of corruption because they found no evidence the veteran politician gave favours to any of his cash donors.
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Two other former Fianna Fail lawmakers are found guilty of corruption
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Reports findings passed by current PM on to prosecutors and police

Question: Voters last year ousted @placeholder from power and decimated its parliamentary ranks, a historic defeat driven by Ireland's humiliating negotiation of an international bailout.


Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale scored five goals between them as Real Madrid romped to an 8-2 win over Deportivo at Riazor with Javier Hernandez also scoring twice – his first goals since his move from Manchester United. With two defeats in their opening three games Madrid had come into the game languishing in mid-table but Ronaldo rose to the occasion with a towering header for the first goal. He also scored the third giving Madrid a 3-1 lead at half time and when the home side dared to edge back into the game at the start of the second half Gareth Bale finished them off with a quick double.
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Real Madrid defeated Deportivo la Coruna 8-2 at the Riazor Stadium
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Cristiano Ronaldo netted his 23rd hat-trick for Los Blancos
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Gareth Bale chipped in with a quickfire brace  in the second half
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James Rodriguez scored his first goal in La Liga since arriving
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Manchester United loanee Javier Hernandez came on to score twice
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Haris Medunjanin and Jose Verdú Nicolás scored consolations for hosts

Question: Six minutes later Real had doubled their lead and @placeholder had his first league goal for the club.


The vibrant sounds and smells of Botswana had been calling me back since I first visited the Okavango Delta area in 2011 - the year after I won Olympic gold in the skeleton at the Vancouver Olympics. I was in Botswana filming a survival reality TV show and after it was over I stayed in touch with Robert Barber, one of the guides who had helped train us for the show. He kept telling me amazing stories of the incredible areas of Botswana that I should come back and visit one day. I couldn't resist, and three years later he ended up putting together a personalised safari for me and my fiance, Craig.
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Amy Williams returned to Botswana having filmed there in 2011
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The Olympic gold medallist filmed a survival show and wanted to return
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The show's guide Robert Barber took her and fiance Craig on safari
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Rob told Amy: 'I'm taking you on a journey, not a holiday'

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Friends and relatives of two teens accused in the beating death of a Mexican immigrant struggled to contain their relief as not-guilty verdicts were announced on the most serious charges against the former high school football stars Friday. Luis Ramirez died of blunt force injuries after a confrontation with a group of Pennsylania teens. Gasps filled the courtroom and some had to be restrained by sheriff's deputies as they tried to rush the defense table after Derrick Donchak, 19, and Brandon Piekarsky, 17, were acquitted of aggravated assault, reckless endangerment and ethnic intimidation for the death of Luis Ramirez. Piekarsky was also found not guilty of third-degree murder for the death of Ramirez, who died of blunt force injuries after an encounter with the teens last summer.
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Teens acquitted of murder, aggravated assault, ethnic intimidation
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Verdict sends "extremely dangerous" precedent, advocacy group says
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Schuylkill County prosecutors alleged the beating was racially motivated
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Incident drew national attention to small town of Shenandoah, Pennsylvania

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By Amanda Williams PUBLISHED: 12:09 EST, 12 February 2013 | UPDATED: 12:30 EST, 12 February 2013 The bodies of an elderly mother and daughter have been discovered close to a fire in the home they shared. It is feared frail widow Irene Sawyer, 94, and only daughter Kathleen, 64 - who were both pronounced dead at the scene - could have died after breathing in fumes as they struggled to stay warm. The pair were discovered by police after neighbours noticed bottles of milk building up on the doorstep and raised the alarm. Police said they are currently treating the deaths as unexplained, and forensic experts are now combing the house in Kings Heath, Birmingham.
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Widow Irene Sawyer and only daughter Kathleen were both pronounced dead at home in Kings Heath, Birmingham
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Neighbours say the pair had taken to sleeping downstairs in front of the gas fire - reportedly the only source of heating in the house - to keep warm
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Alarm was raised when milk bottles were noticed piling up outside the home
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Family say the pair were due to have their gas fire inspected within weeks

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There's an attempted coup in progress in Venezuela, an attempt orchestrated and directed by political and financial elites in the United States. Outlandish? Not if you ask Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who spoke at length during a news conference Friday night about his allegations of conspiracy, which others call conspiracy theories. His staff made sure foreign media, including CNN journalists, got an invitation. The news conference, carried live on state-run TV, lasted two hours and 28 minutes. It may have seemed like an eternity to foreign correspondents, but it was brief by Venezuelan standards, especially compared to Maduro's predecessor. The late President Hugo Chavez would talk politics, economics, and baseball for hours on end. He would occasionally serenade Venezuelans while addressing the entire nation on live TV.
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President Maduro shares the conspiracy theories of Hugo Chavez
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Maduro says there is an attempted coup in progress against him
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His news conference lasted for more than two hours

Question: Asked about the polarization of @placeholder, Maduro said "there's no democracy without a politicized people."


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Investigators believe "Sons of Anarchy" actor Johnny Lewis brutally killed his elderly landlord Wednesday before falling to his death as he tried to escape police whose sirens he heard approaching. It could be weeks before police understand the cause of what they say was a violent rampage by Lewis, 28, that led to the death of Katherine Davis, 81. Davis died from "blunt head trauma and strangulation," according to preliminary findings from the autopsy conducted Thursday, the Los Angeles County Coroner's office said. Police suspect drugs were involved, but "we don't have any hard evidence that says he was on anything right now," LAPD Commander Andrew Smith said.
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Johnny Lewis, 28, apparently fell to his death, police say
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Lewis' acting resume also included "The O.C." and "Criminal Minds"

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(CNN) -- Donald Sterling is digging into his wallet to dig into the NBA and its owners. In his latest salvo against the league that's moved to oust him over racist remarks, the embattled Los Angeles Clippers co-owner has hired "multiple private investigation firms" to look into alleged discriminatory conduct by fellow team owners and the NBA itself, said a person familiar with Sterling's legal strategy. He will give each firm a budget of $50,000 and 30 days to finish an investigation, according to this source, who is not authorized to speak publicly and spoke to CNN on condition of anonymity.
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"Multiple private investigation firms" have been hired by Sterling, a source says
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Source: They each have a $50,000 budget, 30 days to finish their probes
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Investigators will look into instances of discrimination, NBA executives pay

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 07:58 EST, 22 May 2013 | UPDATED: 10:27 EST, 22 May 2013 At first blush, it sounds like an unlikely union. But it appears Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov has found a new friend in actress Liz Hurley after the pair bonded over his pet kitten. The former rebel fighter and Miss Hurley met after she arrived in Chechnya to begin filming a thriller with French actor Gerard Depardieu. The pair can be seen chatting and apparently bonding over a cute fluffy white kitten in a series of images posted on the Chechen leader's Instagram account.
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Hurley met Ramzan Kadyrov when she arrived in Chechnya to film a movie
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Actress is starring in a new thriller with French actor Gerard Depardieu
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Depardieu and former rebel leader Kadyrov have been friends for two years

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(CNN)  -- Five-time defending champion Roger Federer is bidding to match the record of a controversial tennis legend who dominated the sport in the 1920s but died in disgrace. Tilden dominated tennis in the 1920s with his own trademark style. American Bill Tilden achieved fame and fortune through his tennis exploits and befriended Hollwyood stars such as Charle Chaplin, but he spent over a year in jail in the 1940s on a morals charge, which ruined his reputation before his untimely death in 1953. Tilden won his six straight U.S. Open titles from 1920-1925 - a record since the tournament abolished the challenge system - where the champion automatically qualified for the final - in 1911.
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Roger Federer seeking to match the six straight U.S. Open wins of Bill Tilden
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Tilden dominated tennis in the 1920s, winning 10 grand slam titles
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The American legend served two prison sentences on morals charges in the 1940s
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Tilden was shunned by the tennis comminty and died at the age of 60

Question: @placeholder, who claimed his seventh U.S .Open title in 1929 as well as being twice a losing finalist, goes down in the history books as one of the greatest tennis players of all time.


By Jack Gaughan PUBLISHED: 07:22 EST, 26 January 2014 | UPDATED: 03:10 EST, 27 January 2014 Will Juan Mata be a success at Man United? Juan Mata has told Chelsea fans he had planned to stay at the club for the rest of his career in an emotional letter, admitting frustration at a 'complicated' six months was the main reason behind leaving the club. The Spaniard completed a £37.1million deal to join Premier League rivals Manchester United on Saturday. But he couldn't move to Old Trafford without saying goodbye to Blues fans - revealing that he had to open a new chapter for the good of his career.
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Juan Mata writes to Chelsea fans thanking them for their support
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Midfielder reveals he was ready to stay at the club for a 'long time'
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Spaniard completed £37.1m move to Manchester United
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Mata wrote that he had 'difficult experiences' under Mourinho
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Playmaker said it is 'a day of mixed feelings'

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By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter A drought emergency has been proclaimed in California after a wildfire that erupted early Thursday morning claimed 17 structures, including a guesthouse that was part of the Singer estate. At least 10 renters were left homeless when the fire destroyed the garage and rental rooms above it as well as the guesthouse on the historic grounds of a retreat that once was the summer home of the Singer sewing machine family. Statues of Jesus and Mary stood unharmed near the blackened ruins. However, the main mansion, built in 1924 and a designated Glendora Historic Landmark, was spared.
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Governor Jerry Brown has formally proclaimed California in a drought emergency Friday
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The conditions are putting residents and their property in 'extreme peril'
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Seventeen structures have been destroyed in a fire east of Los Angeles, including buildings on the historic Singer estate
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The fire is abating and authorities say it is 30 per cent contained

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New Orleans (CNN) -- Suddenly, after years of the National Football League advancing toward the end zone of equality in its hiring practices, diversity has been smacked for a sack and a fumble. Let's get the brutal numbers out of the way, and then I'll move to the contradiction to everything I just said, which is the brilliant career of Ozzie Newsome. I mean, among the recent vacancies in the NFL, where 70% of the players are black, there were eight openings for head coaches and seven for general managers. None were filled by minorities. Zero. Zilch. How strange, because this is a 93-year-old league whose most impressive guy at running a franchise these days is darker than Vince Lombardi of the past and Bill Belichick of the present.
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70% of NFL players are black but no recent head coach or GM spots were filled by minorities
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Baltimore Ravens GM Ozzie Newsome is the NFL's first black general manager
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Newsome has been the Ravens' general manager since 2002
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Under Newsome, the Ravens have reached the playoffs seven times

Question: "Whether you're a player or a scout or anybody else in the @placeholder organization, Ozzie wants you to be you, and he lets you be you."


(CNN)Nursing mother Lauren Modeen has taken to Twitter to ask why Delta Air Lines forced her to check her breast pump. Modeen was boarding Delta Flight 2034 last week traveling from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport to Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. It was her second flight of the day for a business trip that would keep her away from her baby for four days. The gate agents wouldn't allow Modeen to board the January 19 flight with her breast pump, which was packed in her standard carry-on suitcase, Modeen said. She also had her purse and a cooler with ice packs to transport her breast milk.
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A Delta passenger claims a gate agent forced her to check her suitcase
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The agent wouldn't budge, even after she was told it contained her breast pump
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The airline has since apologized

Question: In February, a passenger tried to confirm @placeholder's breastfeeding policy before flying because her child won't drink from bottles or be covered while eating.


Napa, California (CNN) -- Many high-school-age students are hooked on their phones and computers. Instead of fighting the kids, some schools like the public New Technology High School in Napa, California, are jumping right in and embracing the technology. "We meet kids where they live," New Tech Principal Michelle Spencer said. Where they live is increasingly online, on instant messenger and Twitter. The school encourages students to bring in their own computers and to embrace tools like Gchat and YouTube in school and as part of their lessons. New Tech High School, founded in 1997, is the oldest member of the New Tech Network, a national nonprofit organization that schools hire to implement project-based learning and embed the use of technology with teachers and students.
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The New Tech High School in Napa allows students to bring in their own computers
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Instead of limiting access to social media, school teaches about digital responsibility
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Custom program using Google Apps puts assignments, grades in the cloud

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Sheryl Sandberg is officially moving out of America's richest zip code, after selling her Atherton, California mansion last month for $9.25million. The chief operating officer of Facebook listed the  11,430-square-foot estate in September 2013, and it sold a year later after a $1million mark down from the original $10.5million asking price. Sandberg and husband David Goldberg, CEO of Survey Monkey, came out the winners nonetheless, making a $1million profit on the home their purchased in 2004 for nearly $8million. Moving out: Sheryl Sandberg has sold her Atherton, California mansion for $9.25million - more than a $1million what she purchased the home for in 2004
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The 'Lean In' author put her Atherton, California estate up for sale in September 2013
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She sold it last month for $1million off the original $10.5million asking price
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Sandberg and husband David Goldberg, CEO of Survey Monkey, have since moved to an $11million home in nearby Menlo Park

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Amir Khan's importance as a boxer and fighter goes way beyond the Olympic medals or world titles he has won. As Britain’s best-known and most popular Muslim, adored by millions of fans of all denominations, the 28-year-old’s words carry particular weight in these troubled times when the world has been revolted by the slaying of 132 children in an attack on a school in Pakistan. Since he won Olympic silver in 2004 at the age of 17, Bolton-born Khan has tried to be a healing figure with his fights attended by everyone from working-class white fight fans to imams from the mosque.
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The Taliban killed 132 schoolchildren in Peshawar, Pakistan
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Amir Khan revealed that the tragedy had affected him greatly
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The boxer says he wants to go to Pakistan and help rebuild the school
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Khan also revealed he would like to be seen as a role model

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By Mail Foreign Service Pope Francis has completed a historic trip to his home continent by celebrating mass to three million people on Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana beach. The colossal crowds cheered the first Latin American pope in a remarkable response to his message that the Catholic Church must shake itself up and get out into the streets to find the faithful. Nuns mixed with bikini-clad young women as nearly the entire 2.5-mile crescent of Copacabana’s broad beach in Rio overflowed with people, some of them taking an early morning dip in the Atlantic and others tossing flags and football shirts into the pontiff’s open-sided car as he drove by.
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Pilgrims cheer the Pope's call for them to get out in the streets to build up the Catholic church
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'Jesus offers us something bigger than the World Cup!' he says, drawing applause from football-mad Brazilians
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Many had spent all night on Copacabana beach in a vigil for World Youth Day
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Presidents of Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia and Suriname were all present for the Mass

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(CNN) -- Police responded to Facebook's headquarters in Northern California to check on a threat Tuesday night. The threat was deemed noncredible. It was made at around 7 p.m. local time (10 p.m. ET), said police spokesman Dave Bertini. He did not specify the nature of the threat or how it was made. Officers closed off the entrance to Facebook's headquarters in Menlo Park and asked its employees to stay where they were, the San Jose Mercury News reported. They searched the campus and found nothing suspicious. Police gave the all-clear, and Facebook's staff departed normally for the night, Bertini told CNN.
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Report: Police closed off the entrance to Facebook's headquarters
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After searching the campus, they found nothing suspicious
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Police later allowed employees to go home as planned

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A six-week-old baby suffocated and died in his sleep after his parents took him into their bed when they returned from a night out. Paul Pearson, 24, and 22-year-old Emily Lambert put their son Noah in a Moses basket next to their bed when they arrived back at their home in Bradford, West Yorkshire, at 3.30am on May 31. When Noah woke up crying at 5am, Mr Pearson took him from the basket, fed him and carried him into their bed, where he cradled the young boy between him and Noah's mother until he fell asleep. Noah Pearson (pictured left and right) died aged six weeks after suffocating in his parents' bed in Bradford when they returned from a night out with friends
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Emily Lambert and Paul Pearson put Noah in a Moses basket next to bed
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When Noah awoke, Mr Pearson cradled him in their bed next to his mother
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Four hours on, Mr Pearson, 24, woke to find blood coming from son's nose
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Court heard he died of Sudden Infant Death syndrome at home in Bradford
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Contributing factors were 'co-sleeping' and 'parental alcohol consumption'
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Mr and Mrs Pearson say it was their first night out for more than a year

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By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 14:08 EST, 29 November 2011 'Rogue trader': Gregory Allnutt dodged more than £420,000 in VAT selling cut-price electrical goods over eBay A stay-at-home father who dodged tax on £4.7million-worth of electrical goods he sold on eBay was jailed today. Gregory Allnutt, who has a seven-year-old son, avoiding paying more than £420,000 in VAT. He raked in £4,000 a month over three years selling cut price electrical goods on the internet. The 40-year-old, from Croydon, set up a company called Shapewise to sell nutrition products from the comfort of his home. But instead he bought tax-free electrical goods from the European Union through online site Pixmania before selling them on for a profit.
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Gregory Allnutt bought tax-free goods from EU
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He then sold them without VAT to undercut rivals
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Raked in £4,000 a month for three years
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Now owes £420,000 in VAT to the taxman

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(CNN)He was a Taliban commander captured by the United States and held at Guantanamo Bay. But he was let go and returned to Afghanistan. Mullah Abdul Rauf went on to become a recruiter for ISIS in Afghanistan. He was killed in a drone strike Monday, two officials told CNN. Rauf and five others were killed, four of them Pakistani militants, said Mohammed Jan Rasoulya, the deputy governor of southern Helmand province. A senior Afghan security source confirmed Rauf's death. The Washington Post, in a headline last month, called him "the shadowy figure recruiting for the Islamic State in Afghanistan." The New York Times called him the "militant commander at the center of the concerns in Helmand Province" but said some local Taliban figures "dismiss claims" that he had established "a significant new Islamic State cell in Helmand Province."
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Mullah Abdul Rauf was a Taliban commander released from Guantanamo Bay by the U.S. in 2007
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He became a recruiter for ISIS in Afghanistan, reports say
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He was killed Monday in a drone strike, two officials say

Question: "Arrested and sent to Guantanamo soon after the @placeholder's collapse, he was released in late 2007, having convinced his jailers that he wanted only to go home and tend his farm.


Liverpool's glamour clash with Real Madrid did not turn into the nightmare some had envisaged after news of Brendan Rodgers’ dramatic team selection emerged. An intriguing 90 minutes ended, with Karim Benzema having netted the goal which separated the sides, and the game produced a number of talking points, most notably the performances of the players who Rodgers chose to go with in the Bernabeu Stadium. Here Sportsmail analyses five issues that arose during the Group B contest and looks at whether the night has the potential to be a turning point in a campaign that has stuttered and spluttered during the opening months.
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Real Madrid beat Liverpool 1-0 at Bernabeu on Wednesday
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Karim Benzema scored the only goal of the Champions League match
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Sportsmail looks at five things we learned from the match in Madrid
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Kolo Toure impressed and deserves to keep his place against Chelsea

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(CNN) -- Android is finally getting Chromed out. Google launched a beta version of Chrome for Android smartphones and tablets Tuesday, delivering a mobile version of the popular desktop web browser after a very long wait. Indeed, both Android and Chrome launched more than three years ago, and users have demanded unification ever since. Why bemoan the long wait? Much like the company's other products and services, the new Chrome app hooks wonderfully into the Google universe, giving those immersed in desktop Google apps even more incentive to choose Android as their mobile OS. So, naturally, we would hope — nay, expect — that Chrome would be the default browser for the Android OS.
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Google launches Chrome Web browser for Android devices
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Google says it wanted to make sure its browser was right for its operating system
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Chrome has already replaced Firefox as the second most-popular browser

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(CNN) -- Move, Sony's new motion controller for the PlayStation 3, has been nearly everywhere in the days and weeks leading up to its official release September 19. Gaming fans and critics alike have seen what the new device can do, how it will behave and even how it will affect their current and future gaming. But as complex and complicated as it seems, the Move had a very basic beginning. To paraphrase Walt Disney, it all began with a ball. At a demo event in Washington, the man behind the Move, Richard Marks, talked about how the motion controller came to be and where he hopes it will take gaming in the future.
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The Move system grew out of the EyeToy camera for PlayStation 2
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Researchers found the EyeToy tracked sphere shapes the best
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Using two Move controllers instead of one allows for more detail
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Sony's Move controller will be officially released for sale on September 19

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Police knocked on the door of the home where three missing girls were held captive for a decade - but left when no one answered, it was revealed today. Officers visited the home on Seymour Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio in 2004 as part of a child services' investigation. Police had been alerted to the man living at the home, Ariel Castro, now a suspect in the abduction, after he inadvertently left a boy at a bus depot while working as a school bus driver. No criminal charges were brought and no follow-up inquiries made. Amanda Berry, 26, and Gina DeJesus, 23, and Michelle Knight, 32, escaped the home on Monday night, where it is believed they had been chained for ten years.
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Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight kidnapped in Cleveland
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They all disappeared from the same block between 2002 and 2004
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Police knocked on the door of the home in 2004 as part of a child services' investigation
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Women found on Monday after Miss Berry escaped and raised the alarm
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Ariel Castro, 52, and his brothers arrested on suspicion of kidnapping

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(CNN) -- The world's super-rich had between $21 trillion and $32 trillion of wealth hidden in tax havens by the end of 2010, a new study says. The size of these unreported financial assets is equivalent to, or even larger than, the combined GDPs of the United States and Japan, representing up to $280 billion in lost tax revenues. The study, titled "The Price of Offshore Revisited," was released Sunday by the advocacy group Tax Justice Network. Written by James Henry, former chief economist at McKinsey & Co., the study drew data from the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, the United Nations and central banks.
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Global super-rich had at least $21 trillion of wealth in tax havens, a new study says
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The size is equivalent to combined U.S. and Japanese economies
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The study was released Sunday by advocacy group Tax Justice Network

Question: The @placeholder says the estimated offshore fortune is conservative, adding it excludes non-financial assets such as real estate, yachts and artworks.


(CNN) -- Record prize money and an extra rest day for finalists -- U.S. Open tennis chiefs have taken note of player complaints and made significant changes for 2013. The tournament's women's final will now be held on a Sunday and the men's title match on a Monday, while the total prize purse will increase by $4 million. "I'm pleased that the USTA has modified the U.S. Open schedule to include a day of rest between the semifinals and final," defending men's champion Andy Murray said on the New York grand slam's website. "Together with the prize money increase, it's good that they've taken on board the players' concerns."
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An extra $4 million will be on offer for the 2013 U.S. Open tennis tournament
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Organizers have also agreed to schedule a day of rest between finals and semis
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Defending champions Andy Murray and Serena Williams welcome the changes
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There will be a record $29.5 million in prize money -- a 34% increase since 2011

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(CNN) -- Within weeks of British student Meredith Kercher's death in the vibrant college town of Perugia, Italy, prosecutors and police declared the case closed. They'd seized two knives in their search for the murder weapon. They took DNA from the room where Kercher was killed. And at least one suspect had confessed to being at the murder scene. Or so they said. Kercher had been stabbed in a sexual misadventure, officials said. And they knew the killers. American Amanda Knox, Kercher's roommate; Italian Raffaele Sollecito, Knox's boyfriend; and Ivory Coast native Rudy Guede, a drifter known in the area, had their pictures splattered across the world's media.
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Trial of Amanda Knox, accused of murdering fellow student in Italy, is nearing end
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Key pieces of evidence that once seemed to signal closed case are disputed by defense
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Opposing sides argues over what is revealed by alleged murder weapon, DNA evidence

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(CNN) -- Al Qaeda's North African wing, known as al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, said it is responsible for last week's kidnapping of five French nationals in Niger, the Arabic-language news network Al-Jazeera reported Tuesday. The news agency broadcast an audio recording of a voice it identified as that of Salah Abou Mohammed, a spokesman for AQIM. CNN was not immediately able to independently confirm the report. "Even though security was tight in the location and the security guards were many, the soldiers of Islam took control of all security and kidnapped five French nuclear experts that work at the company Areva. And we claim responsibility for this blessed operation," he said, as reported by al-Jazeera.
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Al Qaeda's North African wing claims responsibility, Al-Jazeera reports
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The group says it will make its demands to the French government soon
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Five of the people abducted are French nationals, foreign ministry says

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By Helen Collis PUBLISHED: 11:44 EST, 11 September 2013 | UPDATED: 13:48 EST, 11 September 2013 A former Texas police officer has been charged after he allegedly beat a young man he claimed was speeding and subsequently his entire family who tried to protect him. Former policeman, Deputy Jimmy Drummond, was caught by a police car's dash-cam allegedly throwing mother Yvonne Scherz onto the road, before running over to her son, David Braxton Scherz Jr, who was being held face-down on the ground, and allegedly kicking him five times. A photo of David after the incident showed his face was badly bruised and cut across one side. According to the police documents, seen by the Mail Online, he also suffered a fractured rib.
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Former Deputy Jimmy Drummond was filmed by a police car's dash-cam
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Footage shows him allegedly kicking the driver 5 times and throwing mother
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All five members of family initially charged but all counts later dropped
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Drummond now charged with official oppression, faces possible jail

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Armed police are today patrolling London's Eurostar terminal as security checks at ports and stations were ramped up in the wake of the gun massacre in Paris. The development came as the head of MI5 warned that the attack at the offices of Charlie Hebdo magazine was a 'terrible reminder of the intentions of those who wish us harm'. Home Secretary Theresa May chaired a meeting of the Cobra emergency committee this morning as British police and security agencies closely followed developments in France. Scroll down for video Armed officers are also on duty at the entrance to Horse Guards in central London, just a short walk from Downing Street and the Houses of Parliament
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Terror threat against Britain is 'severe' - meaning a attack is highly likely
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Border checks have been stepped up and armed police patrolling stations
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MI5 chief Andrew Parker says Britain has offered France 'full support'
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Home Secretary Theresa May chaired Cobra meeting in Whitehall
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David Cameron says gun attack on Paris magazine marks shift in threat
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Prime Minister warns 'there is no one single answer' to appalling attacks

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Question: Mr @placeholder said: 'This is different from some of the plots that we have seen here in the UK from so-called home-grown terrorists.'


A rare letter written by boxing great Muhammad Ali demanding exemption from the Vietnam War draft has emerged for sale for £35,000. Ali was the reigning heavyweight champion of the world when in 1966 was called up to serve in the US army as they waged war against Vietnam. But the 24-year-old prize fighter, who had converted to Islam two years previously, repeatedly refused to enlist on the grounds that his religious beliefs forbade any killing. Heavyweight pricetag: A letter written by boxing legend Muhammad Ali is set to sell for £35,000 at auction It was a stance that would see the young champion arrested, tried and sentenced to five years in jail in 1967.
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Ali was world heavyweight champion when he was enlisted in 1966
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Boxing legend had converted to Islam two years earlier
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He told army bosses he was a 'minister of religion' so could not fight war
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Refusal to serve cost him $10,000 and a five-year jail sentence in 1967
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Decision saw him stripped of title and banned from boxing
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Conviction unanimously overturned by US Supreme Court in 1971

Question: Historic: Experts say the six-page letter is the 'most significant @placeholder document in existence'


Just after 6pm most weekdays, Christian Nanetti counts his tips and rushes out the door of the new Soho eaterie Estado. Nanetti is a waiter now, blending into the London crowds as he heads for the Tube station to make his way out to Ashford, Kent, to train with his new club Dover Athletic. Four years ago Nanetti was an internet sensation, beating Raheem Sterling in Soccer AM’s iconic Skill Skool challenge in their battle over three rounds at QPR’s Harlington training centre. A young Raheem Sterling poses for the camera during Soccer AM's Skill Skool in 2010 His QPR youth team-mate Christian Nanetti readies himself for action at Harlington training centre
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Raheem Sterling and Christian Nanetti were team-mates at QPR in 2010
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The pair took part in Soccer AM's iconic Skill Skool contest
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Nanetti came out on top, but their careers took opposite turns
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Sterling signed for Liverpool and is now England hottest prospect
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Nanetti is a waiter playing for Dover Athletic in the Conference Premier
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The winger has played for Raith Rovers, Ashford Town, Harrow, Lewes, AFC Wimbledon, Havant & Waterlooville
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Sterling has gained nine caps for England and went to the 2014 World Cup

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Washington (CNN)When Democratic senators arrived for their policy lunch this week, several came off the elevators in the Capitol and turned instinctively towards the Mansfield Room, a large and elegant meeting space just off the Senate floor. It was only after walking in on a roomful of lunching Republican senators that the Democrats, to their chagrin, realized that when they lost the majority, they also lost many of the perks of power -- including use of the spacious room that's hosted Democratic caucuses for the last eight years. "I'm going to the wrong caucus," Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, said with an embarrassed smile as he turned to find the LBJ Room, an equally ornate but tighter room where the smaller 46-member Democratic caucus will now meet.
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Most Senate Democrats have never been in the minority
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New status in Senate will require adjustment for many Democrats

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Question: "And the President's veto pen becomes a major element and 34 @placeholder senators become decisive," he said, referring to the number of Democrats needed to prevent Republicans from overriding a presidential veto.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor Wages under the coalition will have fallen more sharply than under any government since Victorian times, Labour claimed today. Shadow chancellor Ed Balls used a major speech on the economy to warn after inflation are down by 2.3 per cent, the worst fall since Benjamin Disraeli was Prime Minister. Mr Balls echoed Ronald Reagan's campaign to be US President when he asked voters if they were better off than four years ago, as he warned interest rates could rise early because the coalition has failed to build enough homes. Analysis by the House of Commons Library  shows wages are expected to fall by 2.3 per cent during this Parliament, the lowest since 1874-80
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Shadow chancellor says wages under the coalition will be down 2.3%
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Earnings have not fallen so sharply since Disraeli was PM in 1874-80
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He warns interest rates will rise 'prematurely' because of lack of homes

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