(CNN) -- Two Pennsylvania men convicted of a hate crime in the beating death of an undocumented Mexican immigrant were each sentenced Wednesday to spend nine years behind bars, according to a U.S. District Court statement. Derrick Donchak, of Shenandoah, and Brandon Piekarsky, of Shenandoah Heights, were found guilty in federal court in October of several charges, including hate crimes and depriving the victim Luis Ramirez of his civil rights. The two were acquitted of murder charges in state court and convicted of simple assault. During the federal trial, witnesses testified that racist language was used before and during the attack and that Ramirez was kicked in the head repeatedly after he fell down. The defendants, they said, didn't want immigrants in their neighborhood and repeatedly ordered Ramirez to leave.
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NEW: Two Pennsylvania men were sentenced to nine years in prison
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They were convicted of a hate crime in an undocumented Mexican immigrant's death
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Witnesses say the defendants didn't like Luis Ramirez living in their neighborhood
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Witnesses also testified that Ramirez was kicked in the head

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A second Democratic candidate vying for a seat in the U.S. Senate is refusing to say whether she voted for Barack Obama in the last two presidential elections. When confronted by a tracker for America Rising, a Republican opposition research outfit, yesterday, Georgia Senate candidate Michelle Nunn stayed mum about her voting history. Her only response was in the form of a grin she gave her questioner as she walked away from him and toward the entrance of the venue she was about to enter, an early voting center at the Adamsville Recreation Center, in Atlanta, Georgia, according to the Weekly Standard.
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When confronted by a tracker for a Republican outfit yesterday, Georgia Senate candidate Michelle Nunn stayed mum about her voting history
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Nunn's non-answer could come back to haunt her in her close race against businessman David Perdue

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Question: The race could just as easily flip back in @placeholder's favor in the next two and a half weeks, however, and pollsters expect this race to be a nail biter.


By Graham Grant A former soldier was yesterday found guilty of murdering a schoolgirl nearly 30 years ago in Scotland’s first ‘cold case’ conviction. Bus driver John Docherty strangled Elaine Doyle yards from her home as she returned from a disco in 1986, and lived a normal life until police reinvestigating the crime knocked on his door two years ago. Technological advances meant DNA recovered from the 16-year-old’s body was linked to Docherty, who still lived in Greenock, Renfrewshire, less than a mile from the lane where the murder happened. Bus driver John Docherty (left) strangled Elaine Doyle (right) yards from her home as she returned from a disco
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Bus driver John Docherty strangled Elaine Doyle yards from her home
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DNA recovered from the 16-year-old’s body was linked to Docherty
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Elaine’s mother Maureen spoke of her family’s 28-year ‘nightmare’

Question: It was later found the chances of the DNA belonging to anyone other than @placeholder, 49, were around one billion to one.


(CNN) -- Liberia's chief medical officer is on a 21-day Ebola quarantine after her assistant died from the illness, according to health officials. The assistant died Thursday, prompting the closure of the the Ministry of Health headquarters building for decontamination, officials said. The ministry reopened on Friday, but Dr. Bernice T. Dahn entered a quarantine period, her deputy, Tolbert Nyenswah, said. The assistant showed symptoms of Ebola 10 days ago, officials said, but Dahn last had contact with him 13 days ago. An American doctor who volunteered in Sierra Leone and was exposed to Ebola will be admitted to the Clinical Center of the National Institutes of Health in coming days, the NIH said in a statement.
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Liberia's chief medical official is in a quarantine, after her assistant died of Ebola
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Health Ministry closed for a day to decontaminate from Ebola
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A U.S. doctor who was exposed to Ebola in Sierra Leone will go to an NIH Clinic
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At least 6,553 cases of Ebola are reported in West Africa, WHO said

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New York (CNN) -- Painting, simple painting is what caused Samten Dakpa to become a victim of terror. For painting classic Tibetan images as a teenager, Dakpa says, Chinese police -- intent on suppressing Tibetan culture -- arrested, beat and tortured him, shoving his hands into a coal-burning oven. "It was like a barbecue," he said, describing the painful burns on his hands. Cheikhna Mahawa of Mauritania says he was arrested and tortured because he organized protests to improve education for the poor and lobbied for instruction of classic Arabic rather than the local Hassaniya dialect. Police, Mahawa says, shoved a rifle butt into his mouth, forced him to stare at the sun and beat him when he was unable to keep a cockroach within a small circle, using a stick.
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Samten Dakpa says he was tortured for painting classic Tibetan images
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Cheikhna Mahawa says he was tortured over education
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Survivors of torture from all over the world participate in the New York program

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Nashville (CNN) -- There is a quiet hum in the air. Moments later, it's clear why. Ringo Starr sweeps in, and it feels like a cool breeze has washed over the room despite the sweltering 100-degree Southern summer heat outside. Ringo Starr still rocking out at 72 His apparel is basic but he exudes "rock star" -- strolling in wearing a pinstriped blazer, a T-shirt, dark jeans and sneakers. Two silver pendants adorn his neck: The longer of the two is a signature peace sign; the other, fashioned from a 45 LP adapter that was immediately given to him when he remarked to its former owner how much he liked it.
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Ringo Starr turned 72 on Saturday
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The former Beatles drummer calls for "peace and love"
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Starr celebrates his birthday at the Hard Rock Cafe in Nashville

Question: "This has just been my dream for so long to see a living @placeholder in person, and Ringo is just the best!"


White House Ebola response coordinator Ron Klain will not appear before the Senate Appropriations Committee on Wednesday when it convenes a hearing on the federal government's response to the deadly viral outbreak. The seldom-seen Klain, known in Washington as President Obama's 'Ebola czar,' has already skipped one Ebola-related hearing in the House of Representatives, held two days after he officially started on the job. The high-profile November 12 Senate hearing would be a typical forum for him to answer questions about how the work of various cabinet-level agencies will be integrated together if Congress approves Obama's latest funding request. But instead of risking tough questions during a public hearing, Klain privately briefed congressional leaders on Friday at the White House and appeared Tuesday on the administration-friendly MSNBC.
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Senators will convene Wednesday to hear cabinet-level agencies' funding requests for their Ebola responses but Klain won't show up
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White House refers to Klain as its 'Ebola response coordinator,' tasked with harmonizing  the sprawling federal government's work
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One Senate aide told MailOnline that 'the whole idea of having an Ebola czar is turning out to be a big charade if he doesn't suit up to play'
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White House insists other hearing witnesses from the administration will be adequate for the hearing
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Klain wont talk to Congress but appeared on MSNBC to warn that there will be more Ebola cases in the United States

Question: That means, unlike cabinet secretaries, they don't have to withstand the scrutiny of a @placeholder confirmation hearing, and the Executive Office of the President can shield them from congressional hearings.


By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 18:57 EST, 14 March 2013 | UPDATED: 20:43 EST, 14 March 2013 Hacked Off: It has been claimed Hugh Grant telephoned senior members of Labour's Shadow Cabinet to urge them not to accept David Cameron's compromise on Press regulation Hugh Grant telephoned senior members of Labour’s Shadow Cabinet to urge them not to accept David Cameron’s compromise on Press regulation, say sources close to the talks. The actor, a figurehead for the Hacked Off campaign group, appeared on television to warn that the Government’s entire legislative programme would be held to ransom if it did not back down.
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Campaign group involved in amendments tabled to Bills in House of Lords
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Actor Hugh Grant says 'no one will give up on this'
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Sources claim group warned Labour it would attack them if they backed PM

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(CNN) -- An American graduate student who went to Iraq to find ways to help ordinary citizens persevere in a transitioning government was one of two American civilians killed in a Sadr City bombing. Nicole Suveges, a political scientist working toward her doctorate, died in a Sadr City bombing Tuesday. Nicole Suveges, a married political scientist from Illinois, was part of a program that embeds academics into military units to help personnel in Iraq and Afghanistan navigate the local environment, according to her employer, BAE Systems. Suveges, who started her tour with Human Terrain System in April, had been assigned to support the 3rd Brigade Combat Team for the 4th Infantry Division in "political, cultural, and tribal engagements," a statement from the program said.
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Nicole Suveges, 38, was part of team of academic embeds advising military in Iraq
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The political scientist and Johns Hopkins grad student died in Sadr City bombing
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Suveges is second Human Terrain System employee to die in combat zone this year
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She was also finishing dissertation on citizens in transitioning governments

Question: The officials were helping mediate disputes among the @placeholder leadership and "facilitate the development of a more representative local government," the statement said.


Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- The 24-year-old son of the late Benazir Bhutto, groomed to take the reins of power in Pakistan, came of age politically Thursday, exactly five years after the assassination of his mother. Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari flexed his tender political muscles at a rally with his father, Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari, near the family home in Sindh province ahead of next year's elections. He delivered a political stump speech acknowledging problems in Pakistan, such as the devastation caused by floods. He also slammed the terror that led to his mother's killing and asked why there have been no convictions for the crime.
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NEW: Kill a Bhutto and another will emerge, the young Bhutto-Zardari said
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NEW: Pakistani President Asif Zardari says his son's training has begun
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Benazir Bhutto was killed five years ago in a gun-suicide bomb attack
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Thousands gathered near the home to mark the fifth anniversary of her death

Question: He told the crowd that @placeholder's "education is finished, and his training has begun."


By Associated Press She lost her baby daughter and her right hand to a manic killing spree. He wielded the machete that took both. Yet today, despite coming from opposite sides of an unspeakable shared past, Alice Mukarurinda and Emmanuel Ndayisaba are friends. She is the treasurer and he the vice president of a group that builds simple brick houses for genocide survivors. They live near each other and shop at the same market. Their story of ethnic violence, extreme guilt and, to some degree, reconciliation is the story of Rwanda today, 20 years after its Hutu majority killed more than 1 million Tutsis and moderate Hutus. The Rwandan government is still accused by human rights groups of holding an iron grip on power, stifling dissent and killing political opponents. But even critics give President Paul Kagame credit for leading the country toward a peace that seemed all but impossible two decades ago.
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Tutsi Alice Mukarurinda's hand was amputated and her baby was killed by Emmanuel Ndayisaba, a Hutu, in 1994
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On Monday Rwanda marks the 20th anniversary of the beginning of 100 days of bloody mayhem
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Hutus resented Tutsis for their greater wealth and what they saw as oppressive rule
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Emmanuel turned himself in and confessed for his crimes in 1996
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Prison term lasted from 1997 until 2003, when Hutus who admitted their guilt were pardoned
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Emmanuel and Alice live near each other and shop at the same market
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Emmanuel kneeled before Alice and asked for forgiveness -- and after two weeks of thought she said yes

Question: '@placeholder would wake up in the morning and go hunting for Tutsis to kill.'

Question: In the months after the genocide, guilt gnawed away at @placeholder.


The captain of the Costa Concordia arranged to flee in a helicopter, abandoning passengers and crew, on the night of the shipwreck, his Moldovan lover has claimed. The giant cruise ship hit rocks and sank off the Mediterranean island of Giglio on January 13, 2012, killing 32 people, in Italy's worst maritime catastrophe since the Second World War. Captain Francesco Schettino is on trial for multiple manslaughter, dereliction of duty and abandoning ship, and faces up to 20 years in prison if he is found guilty. Scroll down for video Claims: Domnica Cemortan (left) claims Costa Concordia captain Francesco Schettino (right) arranged to flee in a helicopter, abandoning passengers and crew, on the night of the shipwreck
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Domnica Cemortan claims Francesco Schettino arranged to flee the ship
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Cruise liner hit rocks and sank off the island of Giglio, killing 32 people
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Maritime catastrophe on January 13, 2012 was Italy's worst since WW2
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Schettino is on trial for multiple manslaughter and abandoning ship
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Miss Cemortan made claims after giving him an ultimatum to 'tell the truth'
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She tells Italian magazine that he took her to the deck to wait for helicopter

Question: 'Godlike': Last year, Miss Cemortan told how skipper Schettino, pictured returning to the @placeholder harbour in February, was 'like a god on the ship'


(CNN) -- Celebrities are no strangers to charity work: Bono created his ONE campaign to fight global poverty, Angelina Jolie travels the world as a United Nations good will ambassador, and the recently named "Sexiest Man Alive" Bradley Cooper reportedly donated thousands of dollars worth of winter clothing to homeless people in Philadelphia, where he's filming his latest movie. Is this all part of keeping up appearances in image-centric Hollywood, or do most celebrities have a genuine desire to use their star status to help raise money or awareness for certain causes? Todd Krim, who founded Give Back Hollywood -- which helps connect celebrities and charities -- says he thinks there's a true desire by celebrities to get involved.
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Todd Krim founded "Give Back Hollywood" to help link celebrities and causes
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He helped connect a "Glee" star with a dance therapy charity
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He talks about whether younger stars are as charitable as A-listers
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Krim hopes to see everyone in Hollywood embrace the idea of giving

Question: Krim spoke to CNN about why he started the organization and whether "young @placeholder" has embraced charity and grass roots causes:


More than 20,000 people have been forced from their homes as German authorities prepare to defuse a massive bomb dating back to World War Two. Thousands of properties within a radius of 1.5km of the bomb were evacuated in the west German city of Dortmund. The 4,000-pound bomb was discovered after experts analysed old aerial photographs while searching for unexploded ordnance dropped on Germany's industrial Ruhr region by Allied aircraft. The 4,000-pound World War Two bomb was removed after being successfully defused today Thousands of people have been offered shelter in the Westfalen Hall, in Dortmund after being forced from their homes
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More than 20,000 have been forced from their homes
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Explosive found by experts scouring old aerial photos for ordnance
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Bomb dropped during Battle of the Ruhr, a five-month campaign aimed at crippling Adolf Hitler's war effort

Question: While unexploded WWII-era bombs are regularly discovered in @placeholder, they are rarely as big as the one uncovered in Dortmund.


Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Raymond Davis, the American accused of killing two Pakistani men, appeared Friday in a Pakistani court, where he was handed documents that detailed the case against him. The court then adjourned until March 3 when Davis is expected to be formally charged. The case has strained relations between the United States and Pakistan, a key ally in the war against al Qaeda and the Taliban in neighboring Afghanistan, and the shooting deaths have outraged many Pakistanis. Meanwhile, Pakistani authorities have detained a second U.S. citizen, identified as Aaron Mark DeHaven, in Peshawar, according to a statement Friday by the U.S. Embassy in Islamabad.
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CIA contractor Raymond Davis is accused of killing two Pakistani men
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Davis' arrest has strained relations between the U.S. and Pakistan
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Davis is expected to be charged formally at a March 3 hearing

Question: @placeholder officials originally said Davis was a diplomat and later revealed he is a CIA contractor, intensifying the already highly charged situation.


The Rev. Al Sharpton is expected to hold a four-day tribute for the death of unarmed teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson at the end of this month. Sharpton will be in the Missouri town from October 31 to November 4 in reference to the four hours that the teenager's body was left lying on the street. Sharpton is leading a wave of outcry after a Friday report suggested that investigators do not have enough evidence to charge a police officer over the shooting of Michael Brown. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Anger: Rev Al Sharpton launched an enraged attack on Darren Wilson for claiming he acted in self-defense
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The Rev. Al Sharpton is expected to hold a four-day tribute for the death of unarmed teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson
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Sharpton will be there from October 31 to November 4 in reference to the four hours that the teenager's body was left lying on the street
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He is leading a wave of outcry after a report suggested that there is not enough evidence to charge Officer Darren Wilson over the shooting of Brown
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Wilson told grand jury he feared for his life as Brown attacked him
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Police are given greater scope for lethal action in case of self-defense
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Sharpton said it echoes the excuse given by convicted killer Michael Dunn
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Jury deliberating whether or not to bring manslaughter or murder charges

Question: Wilson insists @placeholder viciously launched through the window of his police car, punching and scratching him repeatedly.

Question: He also said @placeholder 'staggered toward Wilson despite commands to stop' and that 'the two were about 20 to 25 feet apart when the last shots were fired.'


(CNN) -- Inter extended their lead at the top of Serie A to nine points after beating AC Milan 2-1 in a thrilling San Siro derby on Sunday, dealing a fatal blow to their city rivals' Serie A title hopes in the process. Dejan Stankovic celebrates scoring Inter's second goal in the superb 2-1 victory over city rivals AC Milan. Jose Mourinho's side, who were the home team in the 150th league meeeting between the two Italian giants, should have taken an 18th minute lead when a fine flowing move resulted in Esteban Cambiasso crossing from the left for Dejan Stankovic to score.
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Inter extend their lead in Serie A to nine points after defeating AC Milan 2-1
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Adriano and Dejan Stankovic score the goals that settle the San Siro derby
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Juventus' hopes take another blow as they draw 1-1 at home to Sampdoria

Question: @placeholder did eventually take the lead in the 29th minute, but the goal was shrouded in controversy.


By Helen Pow and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 18:01 EST, 30 April 2013 | UPDATED: 05:25 EST, 1 May 2013 One of five boyhood friends severely injured while watching the Boston Marathon has spoken out about the crippling wounds he sustained in the April 15 bomb attack. Jarrod Clowery is expected to recover from his wounds after doctors pulled 27 nails, BBs and other pieces of shrapnel out of his body. The bomb blast shredded his hands, badly injured his legs and burned much of his body. After the blast, he said he looked down at his hands and quickly looked away. 'It was too much to look at,' he said today during a press conference at Boston's Brigham and Women's hospital.
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Brothers Paul and J.P. Norden and pal Marc Fucarile each lost a leg in the horrific April 15 blasts
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Long-time buddy Jarrod Clowery suffered burns and James 'Bim' Costello was hospitalized with serious injuries
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Friends were at the finish line of the race to cheer on another pal, Mike Jefferson, who was running

Question: Facing it together: @placeholder, right, and long-time pal Jarrod Clowery, left, are recovering from their injuries


PUBLISHED: 09:40 EST, 17 September 2013 | UPDATED: 06:13 EST, 18 September 2013 A former lighthouse-keeper’s cottage which has no electricity and can only be reached by boat in the winter, has gone on sale for £225,000. The isolated Rubha nan Gall cottage on the Isle of Mull in the Scottish Highlands is one mile away from the nearest town, Tobermory, and has no running water. During the winter months, the path to Tobermory is impassable, making the cottage accessible only by boat. But the estate agents say its remoteness and lack of comforts are made worthwhile by the 156-year-old home’s spectacular waterfront views.
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The Rubha nan Gall cottage is on the Isle of Mull in the Scottish Highlands
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It has four bedrooms, a study, a sitting room and a parlour
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Is only accessible via a hill path, which becomes blocked in winter
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The only water supply comes from a spring located on the 80-acre estate

Question: 'To accompany the scenery, @placeholder has an incredible variety of wildlife including golden eagles, herds of red deer, and otters can occasionally be seen basking in the sheltered bays and dining on brown trout.'


Conor Kenny is flipping travel photography onto its head – and putting himself in harm’s way – as he poses for a series of wacky ‘selfies’ while doing handstands. The 23-year-old stuntman has been photographed doing his trademark pose at some of the most well-known and bizarre spots in London and places around the world. He risked falling into the River Thames while performing the stunt at Tower Bridge, while on other occasions he has shrugged off the dangers while doing handstands on the edge of train platforms or flyovers. Scroll down for video Daredevil acrobat Conor Kenny balances on the railing at London Bridge while performing a handstand in front of the London Eye
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Conor Kenny has been snapped doing his trademark pose in London, at the pyramids of Egypt and underwater
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The 23-year-old stuntman dangled his legs over the edge of Tower Bridge and posed on the edge of train platforms
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He was photographed on the edge of the roof of Adelaide House with the Shard in the background
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After doing handstands at most of London's famous sites his dream is to do one on top of the Elizabeth Tower

Question: He said: ‘My dream would be to handstand on the top of @placeholder of course, if anyone can sort it for me to do I'll be there.’


At a time when Manchester United can’t get away from ridicule, there’s a familiar face who just wants to show them some love. Maybe the man with the backwards cap and cut-off denim shorts is being polite as he mentions a possibility that currently seems inconceivable. ‘I love Manchester,’ he says. ‘Everyone knows that — I have said it many times. Manchester is in my heart. I left many good friends there, the supporters are amazing and I wish I can come back one day.’ VIDEO Scroll down to watch Cristiano Ronaldo kick balls at Jenson Button's supercar Speed demon: Cristiano Ronaldo poses in front of a McLaren super car during a Tag Heuer
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Cristiano Ronaldo would like to return to Manchester United one day
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Ronaldo was sold to Real Madrid for a then record £80 million in 2009
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He won three Premier League titles and Champions League with United
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Portuguese says that Alex Ferguson is only manager he would call a friend
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The 29-year-old has not always seen eye to eye with Jose Mourinho
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Angel di Maria and Radamel Falcao will help return United to greatness
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Ronaldo has criticised the sale of Mesut Ozil and Di Maria from Real
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Ronaldo hopes his son Cristiano Jnr will become a professional footballer
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Portugal international is not surprised by Gareth Bale's success in La Liga
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Ronaldo was speaking at a Tag Heuer promotional event where he raced McLaren super cars with former F1 world champion Jenson Button

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Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky routinely had a then-teenage boy perform oral sex on him while the two showered together on the school's campus and elsewhere, the alleged victim testified Monday. "It would have to be 40 times, at least," said the now 28-year-old man, adding that the abuse started when he was 14. Known in court documents as Victim 4, he was the first person to testify at Sandusky's trial in Pennsylvania. The Nittany Lions' longtime defensive coordinator faces 52 charges tied to what prosecutors say was his systemic abuse of at least 10 boys over a span of 15 years. The 68-year-old defendant was under house arrest prior to his trial, which is expected to continue for about three weeks.
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Victim 4 says Sandusky treated him "like his girlfriend" in private
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He says he's never paid his lawyer or talked about joining a civil lawsuit
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He describes alleged assaults on Penn State's campus, in hotels and elsewhere
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The defense questions the motives of the alleged victims

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In the city of Qamishli, on Syria's border with Turkey, neither the forces of the Syrian regime nor the rebels of the Free Syrian Army are to be seen. But visitors say the Kurdish flag is very evident, and Kurdish fighters man checkpoints around the city. More are being trained in the Kurdish region of neighboring Iraq. Away from the epicenter of the battle for Syria, the Kurdish minority -- about 10% of the Syrian population -- has gained control of two areas. One is around Qamishli, which has a population of nearly 200,000; the other is north of Aleppo in towns like Afrin and Ayn al-'Arab.
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Kurdish fighters have gained control over areas of northern Syria
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The main Kurdish group, the PYD, has been seen as useful to the Assad regime
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It has close ties to the PKK, the group fighting in Turkey for Kurdish autonomy
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The Syrian Kurds' experience will influence other Kurdish groups, an analyst says

Question: The Turkish army underlined that warning with a large exercise less than a mile from border villages now controlled by the @placeholder.


By Chris Slack Last updated at 7:43 AM on 12th January 2012 Congresswoman Ileana Ros-Lehtinen has described Iran and Cuba as threats to the national security of the United States as the leaders of the two nations met in the island's capital of Havana today. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad arrived in the country for a brief meeting with Raul Castro during his Latin American tour which has already taken in Venezuela and Nicaragua. But in a statement issued earlier this week Ros-Lehtinen described the meeting as a 'tour of the tyrants' and said it was opportunity to 'spew anti-American rhetoric'.
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Congresswoman describes both nations as threat to national security
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Ahmadinejad uses speech to ask why his country is being 'punished'
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Claims capitalism is the root of war during address at Havana University
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Iranian President to meet Cuban President Raul Castro

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Question: Later, the Iranian President gave a speech at Havana University where he demanded answers as to why @placeholder was being 'punished' no good reason.


As many of you are no doubt aware, transfer deadline day actually started about two weeks ago over at Sky Sports. The studio has been given a makeover for the new season. Much like the new Doctor’s Tardis. And also like that rather unique Police Box, there is an irascible Scot at the the helm. But Sky Sports News’ very own timelord Jim White (‘the clock is TICKING!’) can’t be at the controls all the time. No worries, though, because his team of assistants have been fanning the flame for this particular Monday since the season began. Indeed, so much was the chain cranked over the approaching days, even come Monday morning, with over 11 hours to go, the studio felt like it was already at Def Con 1. One presenter even riffed on Jim’s repertoire and told us the ‘clock was ticking FAST’. Although on further inspection, it was actually ticking at the normal rate. Phew! No teething problems for the new studio there, then.
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Sky Sports News have a new studio but their show was more of the same
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Jim White resumed his role as their 'timelord'
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The Scot was assisted by Natalie Sawyer and Kate Abdo
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Gary Cotterill used the vanishing spray to keep the crowd back
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Fans brought a inflatable doll and sex toy which were shown live

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By Chris Pleasance PUBLISHED: 10:55 EST, 17 January 2014 | UPDATED: 12:02 EST, 17 January 2014 Annise Parker, the mayor of Houston, has married her longtime partner Kathy Hubbard in a sunset ceremony at a private residence in Palm Springs, California. A small group of family and friends, including Parker's mother and Hubbard's sister, attended the service on Thursday. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Paul Fromberg, rector of St. Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal Church in San Francisco. House Mayor Annise Parker (right) and her long-time partner, Kathy Hubbard, celebrate at their wedding on Thursday in Palm Springs, California
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Annise Parker has married her 23-year partner Kathy Hubbard
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The pair travelled to California to take part in sunset ceremony
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Parker will now benefit from employee benefits usually given to mixed sex couples after she recently extended the law to include same sex couples

Question: Ms @placeholder has previously stated that she wanted to get married in Houston, but acknowledged that being able to do so may be a long time in coming.


By Sadie Whitelocks A heartfelt open letter from a mother thanking a 'kind stranger' for entertaining her autistic daughter during a two-and-half-hour flight has been read more than 51,000 times with many deeming it a 'touching' and 'beautiful' story. Shanell Mouland, 36, from New Brunswick, Canada, uploaded a note to her blog Go Team Kate last Thursday detailing how the mystery passenger engaged her three-year-old Kate in conversation instead of ignoring her. 'Thank you for not making me repeat those awful apologetic sentences that I so often say in public,' she wrote. 'Thank you for entertaining Kate so much that she had her most successful plane ride, yet. And, thank you for putting your papers away and playing turtles with our girl.'
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Shanell Mouland, 36, from New Brunswick, Canada, was shocked to find that her message was read more than 51,000 times
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Question: @placeholder was diagnosed with autism in July 2012 after her mother noticed her speech and motor skills were not developing as they should have been


By Travelmail Reporter British holidaymakers are avoiding the Mallorca resort of Magaluf following its sex act shame, with last-minute bookings significantly down compared to last year. Holiday searches increased by 25 per cent in the week following reports of the 18-year-old girl who performed a sex act on 24 men to win a free cocktail. But last year saw a 39 per cent surge in bookings over the same period. The drop-off in holiday searches comes as the Spanish Tourist Office confirmed it was working with the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office in an attempt to control the bad behaviour of tourists in the resort.
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Accommodation searches down compared to same time last year
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Talk show host Jeremy Kyle attacked with pepper spray while filming
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TOWIE stars pull out of pool party hosted by Carnage Magalluf
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Fears people are put off by resort's negative image deteriorating further

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor Russian President Vladimir Putin must end the 'festering and dangerous crisis' in Ukraine or face the consequences, David Cameron warned today. Invoking the outbreak of World War Two, the Prime Minister said Europe must not forget the 'consequences of turning a blind eye when big countries bully smaller countries'. He insisted Russia 'needs European markets far more than we need Russian markets', as he warned it would be 'unthinkable' for France go ahead with selling warships to Putin. It came after Chancellor George Osborne warned failure to stand-up to Russia  risks causing harm to the British economy.
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Prime Minister insists Russia needs Europe more than Europe needs Russia
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Says it would be 'unthinkable' for France to sell Mistral warships to Moscow
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Warns Moscow must co-operate with the investigation on the crash site
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10 Britons were among the 298 passengers and crew to die in Ukraine
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Leaders agreed the EU needed to be prepared to hit Russia with sanctions

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Editor's note: Julian E. Zelizer is a professor of history and public affairs at Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School. His new book, "Arsenal of Democracy: The Politics of National Security -- From World War II to the War on Terrorism," will be published this fall by Basic Books. Zelizer writes widely about current events. Julian Zelizer says some of President Obama's political vulnerabilities have started to emerge. PRINCETON, New Jersey (CNN) -- June has been rough for President Obama. After experiencing enormous success during his first months in office, some of his political vulnerabilities have started to emerge. As Republicans begin to think about the 2010 midterm elections and moderate Democrats decide how they should vote on Obama's most ambitious initiative, health care, the White House must prevent these weaknesses from becoming debilitating.
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Julian Zelizer:  June has been a difficult month for President Obama
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He says divisions have grown among Democrats on gay rights, health care
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Zelizer says growing concern about deficit could blunt Obama's plans
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He says a new dip in the economy would be blamed on Obama, not Bush

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Swansea defender Ashley Williams has been told he is not for sale this summer. The 29-year-old, who is wanted by Sunderland among others, has a year remaining on his current deal and the Swans do not want to lose him. His representative, Jamie Moralee, told the South Wales Evening Post: 'At the moment, there have been some bids coming in. Swansea have rejected those because they think Ash is important - everyone's clear on that. Wanted man: Swansea defender Ashley Williams (left) is a summer transfer target for Sunderland On the move? Williams, pictured here in action against Everton, has just a year left on his Swans contract
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Swansea manager Garry Monk wants to keep Williams
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The defender has one year left on his deal at the Liberty Stadium
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Sunderland are hoping to sign the Welshman this summer
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Williams could sign a new deal to remain with Swansea

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By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 09:09 EST, 12 December 2012 | UPDATED: 12:36 EST, 12 December 2012 Photographer and artist Jason Levesque was walking around an art show in Miami Beach when he found a series of paintings that looked more than a little bit familiar. Two of the paintings, on sale for around $4,000, had more than a passing resemblance to a pair of stills he had taken, while a third looked an awful lot like an image captured by his close friend Marie Killen. An outraged Levesque took to Facebook and exposed Josafat Miranda, the artist behind the three paintings on display.
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Jason Levesque finds painted copies of his photographs at Miami gallery
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He posted original and copies online to expose painter Josafat Miranda
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Miranda says his reputation is now ruined after gallery drops his work

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TLC's latest episode of My Strange Addiction ended last night with an unusual triumph when a male Madonna impersonator finally gave up on his damaging obsession. Adam Guerra, 27, from Los Angeles, California, has devoted 12 years, endured 18 surgeries, and spent more than $175,000 in his quest to emulate the legendary pop queen; a passion he admits has slid into an addiction. During the episode, his boyfriend Michael, unable to endure Adam's Madonna fixation any longer, delivers him a frank ultimatum, stating: 'I want to date a boy. I don't want to date a 56-year-old woman.' Scroll down for video
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Adam Guerra, 27, from Los Angeles, California, appeared  on TLC's My Strange Addiction last night
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After an ultimatum from his boyfriend Michael and a life-coaching session, Adam decided to give up trying to look like Madonna

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It may come down to which he values more - his marriage or the future of the Today show. NBC host Matt Lauer's wife is said to have threatened him with divorce if newsreader Natalie Morales - who he is rumored to have had an affair with - takes Ann Curry's seat when her departure is announced at the end of the week. Though Savannah Guthrie is the front-runner to replace Ann, it was reported today that Ms Morales said she will quit the Today show if she is bypassed as Lauer's co-anchor again. 'Walk-out': Natalie Morales on the Today show, left, is rumored to be threatening to quit if she doesn't get Ann's job, while Matt Lauer's wife Annette, both right, has threatened him with divorce if this happens
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Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb said to be  next in line for top job
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Ms Morales is reportedly 'not happy' at the likelihood that she may be passed over again

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Question: Though he denied claims, they were enough to prompt a then-pregnant @placeholder to file for divorce - which she later withdrew.


New Haven, Connecticut (CNN) -- Americans were enthralled by fake reports of an alien invasion in the Orson Welles "War of the Worlds" radio broadcast on Halloween Eve in 1938. Hundreds of science fiction movies from the 1902 silent epic "A Trip to the Moon" (featured in the current film "Hugo") to "Star Wars" to this year's "Cowboys and Aliens" have fed a deep curiosity about intelligent beings elsewhere in the universe. Hang on to your hats, because reality is starting to catch up. On Tuesday, scientists reported evidence from the Kepler satellite that two Earth-sized planets are orbiting a nearby star about 1,000 light years from earth -- practically our back yard compared to the extent of our Milky Galaxy, but far too distant to visit with current spacecraft.
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Scientists announce the discovery of two Earth-sized planets
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Meg Urry says they're too close to their star to host life as we know it
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She says planets like Earth likely will be discovered in the "habitable" zone
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Urry: Life is likely to exist on some planets in Milky Way galaxy

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Australian Zaky Mallah, the first person charged with terrorism in Australia, is hoping to be signed up to fight with a Ukrainian military unit which is recruiting Australians. The Asov Battalion - which Sydney man Mr Mallah, who was jailed in maximum security for two years before being acquitted of terrorism charges, has applied to join - has set up a Facebook page in its recruitment drive for men to join for a minimum two months. The battalion describes itself as a military wing of the Ukrainian Government and is open to 'all foreign volunteers' to join a revolution 'This is a revolution for idealists... You will get over here and will find only problems, war, adventure, maybe death, serious wounds, but for sure also great memories and friends for a lifetime,' the revolution's call to arms poster reads.
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Zaky Mallah, 30, of Sydney, hopes to go to Ukraine and fight against the Russians
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Mallah was accused of terrorism charges as a teenager, but found innocent
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He travelled to Syria in 2012 to fight with the Free Syrian Army rebels
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He has answered a recruitment drive by the Ukrainian Asov Revotution for Australian and foreign volunteers
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Mallah, a teenage friend of ISIS convert Khaled Sharrouf said Sharrouf is ignorant and fighting with a 'barbaric cult'
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He hopes to go to Kiev as soon as possible and bring down the Russian troops occupying Ukraine
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The Asov revolution is 'for idealists ... You will find only problems, war, adventure, maybe death, serious wounds, but for sure also great memories'

Question: 'It's a revolution and I'd like to join in and kick some @placeholder a**e, but I want to contribute something useful and go to the front line and help with providing food, cleaning military or humanitarian aid, doing security checks, whatever is required.'


LONDON, England -- Formula One drivers spend a lot of time talking about the gym and going jogging. Toyota's Timo Glock has to spend a lot of time in the gym to be fit enough to race. Even when they're on holiday there is a gym close at hand -- in fact many list fitness as a hobby, which is a little on the sad side. However, they're exercise obsessed for a good reason: without being in peak fitness they would not be able to handle the stresses of driving a Formula One car at 350kmh. It's perhaps the one situation where sitting down for up to two hours is actually very, very tiring.
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Formula One drivers' hearts beat up to 190 times a minute during races
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Heart rate is above most other athletes, making aerobic fitness very important
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Drivers have to deal with forces of up to 5Gs during races

Question: "The highly-efficient carbon brakes slow a car down so rapidly and the downforce generated by current aerodynamics is such that a driver experiences a peak of around @placeholder under braking and in high-speed corners," the team said.


(CNN) -- The death of more than 300 African migrants in a shipwreck off the Italian island of Lampedusa in early October has shone a spotlight on illegal immigration to Europe. But although the tragedy at Lampedusa shocked the world, it has done little to dissuade migrants who continue to make the perilous journey across the Mediterranean from northern Africa to European shores. Frontex, the European Union border agency, says the majority of people residing illegally in the EU arrived by plane with a valid travel visa and simply stayed on after their visa expired. But Frontex also estimates that at least 72,000 people illegally entered the EU via land and sea routes in 2012 -- and the actual figure may be much higher.
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Frontex: At least 72,000 illegally entered EU via land and sea routes in 2012
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51% of migrants entering illegally took an eastern Mediterranean route, says border agency
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Migrant crossings through central Mediterranean, including Lampedusa, are on the rise
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Frontex says majority of those living illegally in Europe arrived by plane with valid travel visa

Question: The EU also said it is setting up a new border surveillance system and @placeholder task force to bolster its efforts and will review its asylum immigration policies next summer.


Jeremy Hunt privately urged David Cameron to back Rupert Murdoch’s BSkyB takeover bid just weeks before the Prime Minister put him in charge of ruling on the issue, it emerged last night. In a bombshell email, the Culture Secretary lavished praise on the £8 billion bid. Mr Hunt said it would allow Mr Murdoch’s son James to create ‘the world’s first multi-platform media operator’ and insisted that  if it was blocked the ‘media sector will suffer for years’. Controversial: Jeremy Hunt, left, was put in charge of dealing with BSkyB bid by David Cameron, right, after Vince Cable lost the role
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Harriet Harman says the evidence of Hunt's wrongdoing was 'absolutely massive'
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'If we block it our media sector will suffer for years,' Mr Hunt told him
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The document also adds James Murdoch was 'furious' with Vince Cable over his handling of the bid
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A source close to Mr Hunt said the memo did not mean he couldn't make an independent decision

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(CNN) -- Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard has survived another attempt to oust her from the job after no challengers emerged to vie for the leadership of the governing party and the country. In a short statement after the vote, Gillard said she accepted the support of her colleagues "with a sense of deep humility and a sense of resolve." She said that leadership uncertainty that had been blighting the party in recent months was settled "in the most conclusive fashion possible." One hundred Labor caucus members had been due to vote, but in the end, no votes were cast because there were no candidates beyond Gillard for prime minister, and Wayne Swan as her deputy.
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NEW: Gillard says leadership issue settled conclusively
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No challenges emerged to contest Australian leadership
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Kevin Rudd said he wouldn't stand against Julia Gillard
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Prime Minister Gillard called leadership vote for Thursday

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By Luke Augustus Follow @@Luke_Augustus29 Catherine "Cat" Conti will create history when she becomes the first female to officiate a game involving a Big 12 team. Conti will take charge of Kansas' clash against Southeast Missouri State on September 6, it was announced by Big 12 Commissioner Bob Bowlsby on Monday. Ground-breaking: Cat Conti will become the first female referee to officiate a Big 12 team Aiming high: Conti has been an official for fourteen years and hopes to referee in the NFL one day Big game: Conte will officiate Kansas' (in blue) match against Southeast Missouri State on September 6
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Cat Conti will become the first female ever to referee a Big 12 team
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Conti will take charge of Kansas against Southeast Missouri State on September 6
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Conti says she hopes to referee in the NFL one day

Question: 'But if this @placeholder game is the highest I ever get, it's certainly been a great career.'


(CNN) -- A triumphant Lewis Hamilton called Sunday's United States Grand Prix the best race of 2012 but for many it was more important than that -- it was Formula One being reborn in the USA. Since the sport abandoned the U.S. in 2007 it has been a long road back -- but a journey F1 desperately needed to make as a global sport, especially with the bizarre 2005 race still fresh in some minds. Yet its first job of finding a new home was fraught with frustration. After the Indianapolis Motor Speedway lost its contract to host F1, the Texan city of Austin successfully bid to stage the race on a purpose-built track.
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Sunday's Grand Prix in Austin ended the sport's five-year absence from the United States
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A near capacity crowd of 117,500 turned out to witness Lewis Hamilton win the race
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Hopes are high that an American driver can fuel the sport's limited popularity in the U.S.

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Media mogul Rupert Murdoch has fired his second broadside at Prime Minister Tony Abbott in just two days, urging him to sack his chief of staff Peta Credlin. In a series of social media posts, Murdoch wrote that Mr Abbott's controversial top adviser 'must do her patriotic duty and resign' if he doesn't sack her. The demand came after the billionaire branded Mr Abbott's decision to knight Prince Philip a 'joke and embarrassment' and a News Corp columnist said Credlin should be sacrificed. Murdoch tweeted: 'Forget fairness. This change only way to recover team work and achieve so much possible for Australia. Leading involves cruel choices'.
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Rupert Murdoch says Peta Credlin 'must do her patriotic duty and resign'
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News Corp columnist Miranda Devine blamed her for Prince Philip gaffe
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Mr Abbott today said Ms Credlin had nothing to do with the decision
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MPs have complained about her tight control on the PM's office
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The News Corp Australia chairman recently met Julie Bishop

Question: The @placeholder today told reporters he stood be his decision to bestow a knigthood on Prince Philip, saying he had made a 'great contribution' to Australian public life.


(CNN) -- Two Steubenville, Ohio, football stars sexually assaulted a 16-year-old girl, treating her "like a toy," a state prosecutor said Wednesday in the opening statement of the teens' rape trial. Trent Mays, 17, and Ma'lik Richmond, 16, are accused of sexually assaulting the girl at a series of end-of-summer parties in August, according to prosecutors. The case received widespread attention nationally after other Steubenville teens posted images of the alleged victim seemingly unconscious to social media sites. Defense attorneys say the boys are innocent of rape. Mays is also charged with illegal use of a minor in nudity oriented material.
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Trent Mays, 17, and Ma'lik Richmond,16, are charged with rape
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The boys are accused of sexually assaulting a girl at end-of-summer parties
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Football players bragged of what they did to a 16-year-old girl, a prosecutor says

Question: "@placeholder did not rape the alleged victim, and the prosecution cannot and will not be able to establish and substantiate their claim," Duncan said.


By James  Nye New ESPN pundit Landon Donovan has wasted no time tearing into Jurgen Klinsmann, the coach who controversially dropped him last month. Appearing on the sports network on Wednesday for their World Cup Preview, former star Donovan lambasted defeatist coach Klinsmann for repeating for the second time in as many weeks that the USA has no chance at all of winning the trophy. 'This will come as a surprise to nobody, but I don't agree with Jurgen,' said Donovan who will work for ESPN for the duration of the 32-nation tournament which kicks-off on Thursday in Brazil. Scroll Down for Video
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Landon Donovan used his first appearance as a pundit on ESPN to criticize US Soccer coach Jurgen Klinsmann
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Soccer legend Donovan, 32, is confident his ex-teammates will succeed
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Klinsmann has played down the chances of the United States over the past week
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Repeated his claim that his squad has no chance of winning as he touched down in Brazil on Wednesday
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Klinsmann controversially dropped Donovan from his squad last month

Question: But Donovan declined to speculate on additional possible factors in the decision: his recent soccer sabbatical, the coach’s decision to evaluate a versatile player solely as a forward, or the impact of the @placeholder’ difficult group draw on their long-term planning.


By Inderdeep Bains PUBLISHED: 10:34 EST, 28 May 2013 | UPDATED: 16:51 EST, 28 May 2013 Adam Austin was suspended from his job at Morrisons after he refused to take off a Help for Heroes bracelet and a poppy Morrisons has sparked outrage by suspending a checkout assistant for wearing a Help for Heroes wristband and poppy badge in tribute to murdered soldier Lee Rigby. Father-of-two Adam Austin was escorted off the supermarket’s premises and told he faced disciplinary action after he refused to remove the items. The 28-year-old said he was left feeling embarrassed and angry by the incident, adding: ‘I was disappointed and partly furious.
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Adam Austin has said he is 'disappointed and partly furious' with suspension
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Staff prohibited from wearing extra items to stop them falling into food
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Supermarket has now changed its guidelines following the suspension
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Mr Austin remains suspended until meeting with management on Friday

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(CNN) -- For once it wasn't Rafael Benitez facing the hard questions. The Chelsea manager has faced a barrage of criticism from fans and media this season, but this week he has led the English club to vital victories in the Premier League, FA Cup and Europa League. By contrast, much of the focus ahead of Sunday's home match against Sunderland was on the struggling team's controversial appointment of manager Paolo Di Canio. Is he a fascist or not? Will he talk about it? Was his hiring a massive misjudgment of public opinion by American owner Ellis Short in this political climate of ultra correctness, especially given Sunderland's strong commercial ties to Africa?
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Sunday's 2-1 win over Sunderland puts Chelsea third in English Premier League
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Sunderland manager, asked about being a fascist, says "your nature never changes"
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Paolo Di Canio also says, "I don't think you are the same person than 20 years ago"
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Tottenham's bid for Champions League place falters with 2-2 draw against Everton

Question: Benitez has a short time left in his interim @placeholder tenure, but he has many more games scheduled than Sunderland's six.


Inside one of the many busy open markets in Kampala, rows of hanged trousers and dresses swing in midair, casting a shadow over the colorful stacks of unsorted clothes sitting on rickety wooden stalls. Amidst the hustle and bustle, bargain-hunting shoppers rummage through the large piles of printed t-shirts, short-sleeved blouses and retro jackets in search of a great deal. This is the Ugandan capital's version of a thrift store, fully stocked with second-hand garments from the West. Here, European-made clothing, American sports jerseys and designer labels are all offered at discount prices, turning second-hand markets like this into a prime destination for cheap garments.
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Previously owned clothing is big business in Africa
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Designers say cast-offs are preventing their businesses from growing
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Several African countries have banned imports of second-hand clothes

Question: For customers in @placeholder's bustling markets, however, this is no dumping ground.

Question: This undermined growth opportunities for many local industries and led to the closure of several @placeholder clothing factories, say experts.

Question: Meanwhile, second-hand became a highly lucrative industry across @placeholder markets.


By Rebecca English PUBLISHED: 22:46 EST, 3 May 2012 | UPDATED: 20:02 EST, 4 May 2012 Princess Anne’s former husband, Captain Mark Phillips, is to divorce for the second time after a year-long romance with a woman 30 years his junior. The 63-year-old – who is father to the Queen’s grandchildren Peter and Zara Phillips – has left his wife Sandy for American equestrienne Lauren Hough, it emerged last night. It is understood Captain Phillips has already left the marital home in Cherington, Gloucestershire, and plans to set up home with Miss Hough, 35, in Florida. Proud father: Capt. Phillips with Zara, left, and Olympian Lauren Hough, right
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Friend said affair had been going on for a year
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Princess Anne's ex has left home he shared with second wife Sandy, 58
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He told source: 'I might only be alive for another five or ten years so I might as well be happy'

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By Sarah Griffiths PUBLISHED: 09:19 EST, 15 August 2013 | UPDATED: 12:15 EST, 15 August 2013 Hidden away in the cloud forests of Colombia and described as half cat, half teddy bear, the olinguito is the first new carnivore to be discovered in the Western Hemisphere in 35 years. The cute creature has been wrongly identified for 100 years, despite having been spotted in the wild, tucked into museum collections and even exhibited in zoos. But now scientists at the Smithsonian Institute have confirmed the loveable carnivorous mammal is a new species and have said it is 'an incredibly rare discovery in the 21st Century'.
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U.S. scientists said the carnivorous olinguito looks like a cross between a house cat and a teddy bear but is a member of the same family as raccoons
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The creature, which has woolly orange brown fur lives in the cloud forests of Colombia and Ecuador, and is named 'neblina,' which means fog in Spanish
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Scientists at the Smithsonian said the mammal is most active at night, eats mainly fruit, rarely comes out of the trees and has one baby at a time

Question: Eventually, the team discovered olinguitos living in an @placeholder forest and spent a number of days observing the creatures.


London (CNN) -- It may not have been the most dramatic of moments, but it was certainly an important one: Two women, modestly dressed and veiled, walked proudly alongside the flag of their nation Saudi Arabia into London's Olympic stadium at the Games' spectacular opening ceremony. This understated entrance marked an extraordinary moment for the kingdom and for the Olympics itself, as the first occasion in the history of the Games when all countries participating have had women athletes in their teams. The achievement was welcomed by those at the highest echelons of sport, with Jacques Rogge, head of the International Olympic Committee, noting with pride in his speech at the opening ceremony that it was "a major boost for gender equality."
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London 2012 is the first Olympics to feature women in every national team
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IOC chief Jacques Rogge hails "major boost for gender equality"
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Saudi Judoka Wojdan Shaherkani says taking part "opportunity of lifetime"
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Women's boxing included as an Olympic discipline for the first time at London Games

Question: Judo player Wojdan Shaherkani finally competed after a row over her headscarf ended in compromise with @placeholder authorities.


A beauty school student from Sacramento says she had to sell her car because it was being haunted by the spirit of her dead boyfriend. Deanna Stinson says she had a series on spine-chilling experiences in her pick up truck which started days after her boyfriend Alex's unexpected death. When a paranormal investigator checked the car, he recorded what the pair believe was a male voice trying to answer their questions. Haunted: Deanna Stinson believes the spirit of her dead boyfriend is in her car Spirit world: Paranormal investigator Paul Dale Roberts and Deanna recreate how they tried to make contact with the ghost
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Deanna Stinson says she was forced to buy new car because old one was possessed
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Paranormal investigator she turned to recorded what they believe is a muffled male voice in the vehicle

Question: @placeholder, who has written several books about supernatural activity, used electronic equipment to test the truck.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:05 EST, 31 December 2012 | UPDATED: 17:19 EST, 31 December 2012 Outgoing North Carolina Governor Beverly Perdue has pardoned the Wilmington 10, a group wrongly convicted 40 years ago of firebombing a local grocery store after police shot a black teenager. Nine black men and one white woman were given prison sentences totaling nearly 300 years in the notorious Civil Rights-era prosecution that led to accusations that the state was holding political prisoners. Perdue issued pardons of innocence today, which means the state no longer considers the 10 - four of whom have since died - guilty of a crime.
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Outgoing North Carolina Governor Beverly Perdue pardoned the group today, though four have already died
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Nine black men and one white woman were given prison sentences totaling nearly 300 years in notorious Civil Rights-era prosecution
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Three key witnesses recanted their testimonies and the prosecutor in the case was found guilty of misconduct

Question: 'It is utterly incompatible with basic notions of fairness and with every ideal that @placeholder holds dear.


Madrid (CNN) -- A 73-year-old Spanish man was gored in the right leg on the first day of the annual running of the bulls in Pamplona and a 21-year-old Japanese runner was dragged by a bull, authorities said. Those were two of six runners who were rushed to the hospital after the frenetic race down the narrow cobblestone streets of the old Spanish town. One of the others taken to the hospital was a 26-year-old Australian who suffered a knee injury. The Red Cross also treated 72 others for minor injuries at the scene, authorities said. The runner from Ikeda, Japan -- whose gender was not immediately released -- was dragged by what appeared to be a bull's horn, hooked through clothing, on the pavement downhill toward the bullring, images from Spanish state television showed. The runner suffered back injuries.
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One of the victims was gored, officials say
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The run in Pamplona started 400 years ago
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There have been 15 deaths since record-keeping began in 1924

Question: Besides the @placeholder and the Australian, the other three sent to hospital were Spaniards, aged 19 to 49, who suffered shoulder, rib or wrist injuries, authorities said.


(CNN) -- Acting on a conservative battle cry and potentially triggering a court battle with the Obama administration, the Republican-led House voted Wednesday to hold former IRS official Lois Lerner in contempt of Congress for refusing to answer questions about her agency's targeting of conservative and other groups. The 231-187 vote fell almost entirely along party lines, a decision that cut across three sharp divides: balance of power issues between the branches of government, political questions over the IRS scandal, and a Constitutional debate over Lerner's individual Fifth Amendment rights. Lerner is in the middle of that trio. Until she retired last year, she ran the IRS division in charge of tax exempt status. An inspector general's report concluded her staff had inappropriately targeted Tea Party and other groups for extra scrutiny.
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Contempt vote fell almost entirely along party lines in Republican-controlled House
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Former IRS official Lois Lerner has exercised her Fifth Amendment rights in testimony
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The vote sets up a possible legal fight between Congress and the Obama administration
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The House has aggressively investigated IRS targeting of conservative groups

Question: The problem for @placeholder has been that as their base clamors for action and high-ranking heads to roll on the scandal, neither Lerner nor anyone at the IRS has provided information linking the controversy to the White House.


Alastair Cook stood in disbelief after rocking back to play his favoured pull but only succeeded in bottom edging Dhammika Prasad and seeing the ball cannon into his stumps. It was the lowest point of the worst day of his captaincy. When Cook was churning out hundred after hundred he would simply have despatched the ball to the boundary but now, woefully out of form and fighting for his captaincy life, even the shot that has earned him a huge chunk of his 8,000 plus Test runs had badly let him down. VIDEO Scroll down to watch reaction to day four from Ian Bell
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Second match of two-Test series. First Test drawn at Lord's
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Sri Lanka started day four on 215-4 with a lead of 106
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Captain Angelo Mathews scored 160 to help set winning target of 350
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England lost captain Alastair Cook, Gary Ballance, Sam Robson and Ian Bell in evening session
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England finished day on 57-5 and require a further 298 runs to win

Question: Cook was gone for 16, Gary Ballance followed next ball and England began crashing in the most demoralised, shambolic manner possible to the unheralded talents of a 31-year-old journeyman in @placeholder, who took four prime wickets.


Former Juventus midfielder Emerson has warned Paul Pogba to avoid making the same mistake he did by moving to Real Madrid. The Brazilian midfielder left Turin for Madrid in 2006 and endured a torrid year there before leaving the following summer. Pogba is being linked with the current European champions but Emerson claimed the prospect may not be as a attractive as it seems. French midfielder Paul Pogba playing for Juventus in their recent match against AC Milan Pogba's rise to prominence since joining Juventus has seen hi linked with Real Madrid 'Pogba should not make the same mistake that I made,' Emerson told Tuttosport .
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Paul Pogba has excelled since joining Juventus in 2012
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The French midfielder has been linked with a move to Real Madrid
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Former Real and Juve midfielder Emerson warned him against the move

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A French mayor was accused of 'racism and xenophobia' today after refusing to allow a dead Roma gipsy baby to be buried in a municipal cemetery. It follows the country's Socialist prime minister, Manuel Valls, infamously calling for entire Roma communities to be deported because they 'cannot integrate'. This time it is Christian Leclerc, the conservative mayor of Champlan, the Paris commuter town, who has sparked a nationwide controversy. The Roma baby was refused burial at Champlan's municipal cemetery (pictured) after the town's mayor said the few available plots were reserved for those who paid their taxes When a Roma family living in an illegal camp said they wanted to give their two-and-a-half month old child, identified as Maria Francesca, a proper burial, he said no.
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French mayor accused of racism after refusing Roma gipsy baby burial
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Christian Leclerc is the mayor of Champlan, a Paris commuter town
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He said municipal cemetery plots were prioritised for those who 'pay taxes'
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The baby's parents now hope their child will be buried in nearby Wissous
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Wissous mayor Richard Trinquier said it was a 'question of 'humanity'

Question: Mr Valls, the notoriously reactionary @placeholder Prime Minister, is among many who want to see them deported.


(CNN) -- A videotape on a Russian Web site allegedly showing a State Department employee having sex with a prostitute is a "smear campaign" meant to discredit the man, a State Department spokesman said Thursday. The State Department has said the tape allegedly showing an employee having sex with a prostitute is a fake. The employee, Brendan Kyle Hatcher, denied any encounter with a prostitute to his superiors at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, another State Department official said. State Department spokesman Ian Kelly said the U.S. ambassador to Russia, John Beyrle, "supports" Hatcher, who remains at his job at the embassy.
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Russian site allegedly shows State Department employee having sex with prostitute
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U.S. ambassador says video clips "clearly fabricated"
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Official: Tape meant to discredit employee working in religious and human rights

Question: "Mr. Hatcher ... enjoys the full confidence of Ambassador Beyrle and fully intends to serve out the rest of his tour in @placeholder," Kelly said at an afternoon briefing at the State Department.


Washington (CNN) -- Defense Secretary Robert Gates announced some far-reaching proposals Monday for restructuring the massive budget at his agency, including getting rid of the U.S. Joint Forces Command. The cuts could mean a loss of thousands of jobs. The current Defense Department budget totals more than $530 billion a year, and defense officials believe they need increases of 2 to 3 percent a year to sustain the force structure and meet modernization needs. However, the recession caused the department to propose a 1 percent budget increase for next year, and the cuts announced Monday were intended to help hold down overall costs.
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Defense Department budget cuts could mean the loss of thousands of jobs
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Virginia senators oppose possible elimination of Joint Forces Command
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Defense Secretary Robert Gates announces cuts to hold down overall costs

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(CNN) -- The father of three missing Michigan boys has no "established relationship" with a mystery woman that he claimed he left his sons with before unsuccessfully trying to commit suicide, a police chief investigating the boys' disappearance said Monday. John Skelton, the father, told police that he dropped the boys off Friday morning with a woman he identified as Joann Taylor, in part to ensure that they did not witness his suicide. Authorities said Skelton's suicide attempt was not successful, and he is being held at a mental health facility. "There is no established relationship between he and the person that he described to us as Joann Taylor," Chief of Morenci Police, Larry Weeks, told reporters.
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Tanner, Alexander and Andrew Skelton have been missing for several days
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Dad John Skelton told police he dropped them off with a woman before attempting suicide
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Police still don't know whether the woman he mentioned is real or not

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Poor Hugh Blake. It’s not really his fault; he’s just a young player trying to seize an opportunity, but his name and new status have stirred up a hornet’s nest. National eligibility is back on the agenda again, because it is in disrepute again. A mockery is being made of the spirit and concept of international sport. This column has repeatedly raged at a system which is too easily abused, but nothing has been done so the rage goes on. Hugh Blake in New Zealand colours but Vern Cotter has included him in Scotland's squad Cotter's decision to include Blake in the Six Nations team has raised some eyebrows
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Hugh Blake qualifies for Scotland through his grandparents
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Jamie Gibson's switch from Leicester to Northampton is intriguing
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England's Manu Tuilagi continues to struggle to overcome a groin injury

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:51 EST, 11 March 2013 | UPDATED: 17:41 EST, 11 March 2013 Tom Ford has opened up for the first time about the birth of his new son, Alexander John Buckley Ford; revealing how fatherhood has turned his world upside down. Talking to Vogue's André Leon Talley, the designer discusses his new life with six-month-old baby 'Jack,' who was born in September last year with Mr Ford's longtime boyfriend Richard Buckley. The 51-year-old, who showed  his namesake label's first runway show on February 18, said: 'I feed him in the morning, I change his diaper, I dress him, I play with him, and I have a good two-to-three hours before I go to the office, just me and Jack.
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The six-month-old's full name is Alexander John Buckley Ford, but it seems the designer and his longtime partner John Buckley are preferring to call their son by the more informal nickname, Jack

Question: A disbelieving Mr @placeholder asks: 'You change his diapers?'


London (CNN) -- Veteran cagefighter Usman Raja has so far worked to deradicalize 10 convicted terrorists after they completed their prison terms in the UK. His work combines teaching Mixed Martial Arts skills and a humanistic and tolerant interpretation of Islam that traces its roots back to the Prophet Mohammed. His success has been noted by British officials who are trying to work out if it can be replicated on a larger scale. Read how Raja's controversial technique works, is changing lives, and getting noticed. Here are some of his cases: Abu Bakr Mansha, a British-Pakistani, who is now 28, was in 2005 convicted of terrorism in what prosecutors alleged was a thwarted plot he embarked on that year to track down and kill or severely harm a British soldier who had returned from Iraq. He had pleaded not guilty to a charge of possessing information likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism.
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Usman Raja deradicalizes released prisoners in the shadow of London's Olympic stadium
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The area is sometimes called Londonistan as the radicals' message often finds a receptive home
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Many convicted of terror plots in the years after 9/11 are now free

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(CNN) -- It was honors even when the opening legs of this year's Champions League quarterfinals took place on Tuesday. The games between Manchester United and Bayern Munich, and Barcelona's all-Spanish duel with Atletico Madrid, both ended 1-1. In England, the 2012-13 league winners opened the scoring through Nemanja Vidic only for Bastian Schweinsteiger, who was sent off late on, to draw the defending champions level. In Barcelona, the four-time European champions trailed to a stunning Diego strike before Brazil's Neymar leveled with 19 minutes left to play. Little fancied before the match, Manchester United may well be the happiest of the sides after surviving a first-half onslaught before taking the lead through Vidic's outstanding header after 58 minutes.
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Manchester United hold defending champions Bayern Munich to a 1-1 draw in England
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Barcelona draw 1-1 with visiting Atletico Madrid at Camp Nou
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Return legs next week
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PSG host Chelsea on Tuesday while Borussia Dortmund travel to Real Madrid

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(CNN) -- As Christmas Eve became Christmas Day around the world, services and celebrations marked the holiday. At Vatican City on Friday night, Catholic worshippers packed pews inside St. Peter's Basilica to hear Pope Benedict XVI deliver Midnight Mass. He prayed to God for peace. "Grant us the grace of true brotherhood. Help us to become like you. Help us to recognize your face in others who need our assistance," he said. "And help us to live together with you as brothers and sisters so as to become one family -- your family." Celebrants, both young and old, watched in reverence as the choir serenaded the pontiff during his ceremonial march into the church. He was led into St. Peter's for Christmas Eve services by 30 cardinals, a tradition that was started by Pope John Paul II.
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The pope prays for peace
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In Bethlehem, thousands flock to the town where Jesus is believed to have been born
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Parishioners gather in China to have Christmas Mass

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Liverpool fans are about to find out if it's mere coincidence that Daniel Sturridge's injury has triggered a run of poor form, or whether the 25-year-old striker really is the most important player at Anfield, ahead of Raheem Sterling and Steven Gerrard. Sturridge is due back on Sunday against QPR after a thigh injury controversially picked up on England duty at the start of September, with Liverpool facing Real Madrid three days later. And the facts are these. Before Sturridge's injury, Liverpool had won two of their three matches and scored six goals. A win ratio of 66 per cent and goal average of two per game.
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Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge set to make return from injury against QPR on Sunday
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Sturridge has been out since beginning of September
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Mario Balotelli has so far failed to fill Sturridge's boots following a £16m move from AC Milan
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Balotelli admits that he plays better alongside another striker
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Brendan Rodgers' side won two of first three games with Sturridge in side
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Liverpool lost three times while the England centre forward was injured

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England striker Wayne Rooney joins forces with superstars Neymar, Cristiano Ronaldo and Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the third part of Nike's 'riskeverything' campaign. David Luiz, Franck Ribery, Andres Iniesta and Tim Howard also feature in the five-minute animated film entitled 'The Last Game' as the eight players are charged with winning football back having been forced out of the game by dull clones. Taken away from the game, all eight players are forced to take up 'normal' jobs following the clones' arrival. VIDEO: Scroll down to watch Wayne Rooney and Co 'Risk Everything' in Nike advert Special team: Superstars including Wayne Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo join up in a bid to rescue football
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David Luiz, Franck Ribery and Andres Iniesta also feature in five-minute film
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Stars take normal jobs after being forced out of the beautiful game by clones
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Brazil legend Ronaldo rescues the players for a winner-takes-all match

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(CNN Student News) -- June 2, 2010 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Gaza • Denver, Colorado Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: It's Wednesday, I'm Carl Azuz, this is CNN Student News, bringing you 10 minutes of commercial-free headlines from around the globe. In fact, our first story is about a global response. First Up: Flotilla Response AZUZ: This international reaction is aimed at Israel, and it is not positive. Protesters around the world speaking out against Israel. The United Nations Security Council criticizing the violence. Turkey calling it a massacre. Even the U.S., one of Israel's closest allies, says it's open to an investigation.
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Investigate varying perspectives about an Israeli raid on an aid flotilla
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Envision how a Gulf hurricane could significantly worsen an oily disaster
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Take a seat at a school that's sending every one of its seniors to college
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Use the Daily Discussion to help students understand today's featured news stories

Question: AZUZ: And that's what you seniors all across the @placeholder are doing right now, putting on your mortar boards and graduation gowns as you get your diplomas.


(CNN) -- Three former Penn State University officials -- including ex-President Graham Spanier -- have been charged with conspiring to cover up years of sexual abuse against children by former football coach Jerry Sandusky. Spanier, along with former Athletic Director Tim Curley and ex-Vice President Gary Schultz, each face the same eight counts related to the Sandusky scandal, including perjury, conspiracy and endangering the welfare of children, Pennsylvania Attorney General Linda Kelly announced Thursday. Curley and Schultz are scheduled for a preliminary arraignment at Magisterial District Judge William C. Wenner's office at 2 p.m. on Friday, and Spanier's preliminary arraignment is slated for next Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the same judge's office, according to a Pennsylvania courts spokesman Jim Koval. Each of the three men is expected to attend his arraignment, said Koval.
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Ex-Penn State president, two others face charges related to Jerry Sandusky scandal
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Attorney general accuses three of turning "a blind eye to serial predatory acts"
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Spanier's attorney: There's "no factual basis" to charges, says politics is at play
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Charges come on same day Sandusky is moved to prison where he'll serve sentence

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Question: As a result of the charges, @placeholder said Spanier -- who was removed as president in November 2011 -- will be placed on immediate leave.


LANSING, Michigan (CNN) -- Sherrill Freeborough has a disarming smile, an optimistic spirit and an uncertain future. GM's Grand River plant has gone from two shifts to one and the Delta Township plant has gone from three to one. She owns two Saturn dealerships in the Lansing area, but will lose her partnership with General Motors in three years because the automaker is discontinuing the Saturn and Pontiac brands as part of its restructuring plan. "I am a small business owner," Freeborough told us during a visit to one of her showrooms. "Everything I have I have put into the dealerships, my home -- everything is in the company. ... My husband still can't breathe. He still asks 'what are we doing? I thought you were just going to sell cars.'
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General Motors restructuring will eliminate jobs, two of its brands
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Autoworker bristles at senators saying automakers should be allowed to go broke
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GM says it will eliminate 47,000 jobs worldwide in 2009 in restructuring
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Saturn dealer says she'll look for another brand of car to sell to stay in business

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(CNN) -- If you're confused about whether the Iran deal is an awe-inspiring breakthrough or a cataclysmic disaster, let me help you: The answer is it depends. It depends on what happens in the coming six months. And not just six months from now, but what happens between now and then: a period during which Iran and the world powers are supposed to abide by the deal they made in Geneva last weekend and work to hammer out a permanent agreement. If the Geneva deal in its current form becomes permanent because the two sides can't get to a final resolution and drag out its current terms (the six-month period is "renewable by mutual consent," says the so-called Joint Plan of Action), then what occurred this weekend will mark a calamitous turning point, triggering a chain of events that brings about the very developments that Obama -- and most of the world -- want to avoid.
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Frida Ghitis: Whether Iran deal a breakthrough or disaster depends on next 6 months
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She says if deal is extended beyond then, it will trigger chain of events Obama won't want
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She says Arab Persian Gulf nations threatened by prospect of Iran nukes
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Ghitis: If U.S. can bring deal to a final resolution, it can forestall regional arms race

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(CNN) -- A giant panda at the San Diego Zoo gave birth to a cub the size of a stick of butter on Wednesday, her fifth cub born in the zoo since 1999. The public can view live video of the cub and its mother, Bai Yun, on the zoo's Web site. The sex of the mostly hairless, pink newborn, which was born around 5 a.m., is not known yet, said Dr. Ron Swaisgood of the zoo's Institute of Conservation Research. It will take about one month for the iconic black-and-white coloration of the giant panda to become visible, Swaisgood said.
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Giant panda Bai Yun gives birth to fifth cub at the San Diego Zoo
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Bai Yun will care for the newborn by herself with zoo staff occasionally checking in
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Weighing around 300 pounds, Bai Yun is about 1,000 times the size of the cub

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ITV has been accused of stoking a fake controversy after last night's climax to Coronation Street's controversial assisted suicide storyline saw the terminally ill character Hayley Cropper end her own life – without help from husband Roy. Critics accused the ITV ‘publicity machine’ of using a sensitive and emotive issue to generate higher ratings, with some questioning whether the soap had contributed to the debate at all. Other critics have raised fears the episode could prompt copycat suicides by vulnerable viewers, particularly because it was shown before the 9pm watershed. Scroll down for videos Sparking debate: ITV has been accused of stoking controversy after Coronation Street character Hayley Cropped, pictured right, took her own life without the help of her husband Roy, pictured left
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Terminally ill character Hayley Cropper ended her own life on the soap
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Episode had prompted a renewed debate on assisted suicide before airing
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The episode is now being billed as a contribution to the 'right to die' debate

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Half a million people will be left 20 miles from their nearest A&E under ‘deeply worrying’ plans to cut two neighbouring casualty units. The imminent threats are to the A&Es in Milton Keynes and Bedford, which between them serve at least 500,000 people in an area with a fast-growing population. GPs have drawn up the cost-cutting plans as they face a £30 million black hole in their NHS finances. The A&E in Milton Keynes is facing closure in 'crazy' plans to help plug a £30 million hole in NHS finances If both units close, emergency patients will have to go to Northampton, Kettering or Luton for life-saving treatment. All are at least 20 miles away from both towns.
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Half a million people will be left 20 miles from nearest A&E under new cuts
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Plans blasted as 'absolutely crazy' by candidate for Milton Keynes South
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Latest closures mean there are 16 units across England facing the axe

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(CNN) -- Lavish weddings on soap operas are commonplace -- beautiful, wealthy characters united amid copious tears, heaps of flowers and exquisite attire. Actresses Tamara Braun and Eden Riegel take part in the wedding as depicted on ABC's "All My Children." Monday's ceremony on ABC's "All My Children" was much the same, except for the couple: Bianca Montgomery and Reese Williams, both wearing designer dresses, united in daytime television's first lesbian wedding. "When my character did first come out of the closet, there was a lot of negative reaction," said Eden Riegel, the actress who plays Bianca. Her character is the daughter of Erica Kane, a longtime mainstay on the show played by Susan Lucci.
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"All My Children" episode features characters who take part in a lesbian wedding
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Ceremony features both women wearing designer dresses and holding red roses
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Gay and lesbian groups hail the televised wedding as a victory
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At least one religious group expresses its disapproval of the nuptials

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By Lizzie Edmonds PUBLISHED: 03:30 EST, 8 October 2013 | UPDATED: 08:25 EST, 8 October 2013 This is the staggering photo diary of a mother who shed 12 stone in as many months - to make sure she would live to look after her disabled son. Jane Morgan, 38, tipped the scales at 28 stone when she was at her largest. Bingeing on takeaways and whole packets of biscuits, she piled on the pounds in her twenties and ballooned when her two sons Connor, ten, and Callum, eight, were born. Start: Mother-of-two Jane Morgan, 38, weighed 28 stone at her largest, pictured, and was a size 32
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Jane Morgan, 38, from Basildon, Essex, weighed 28 stone at her heaviest
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Mother-of-two would binge on daily takeaways and packets of biscuits
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Had gastric bypass operation in September 2012 and lost 12 stone
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Question: @placeholder, who has extensive brain damage, is unable to walk, talk, or feed himself after he was starved of oxygen at birth.


Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- Nine North Koreans defected to the South by boat over the weekend, the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff said Wednesday. The group made the border crossing Saturday in the Yellow Sea off the west of the Korean peninsula, according to the JCS. The nine defectors made the journey in an engineless boat and are being questioned by South Korean authorities about their motives and their route, South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported. The development comes four months after a group of 31 North Koreans accidentally crossed over into South Korean waters on a fishing boat. Four members of that group decided to defect to the South, despite Pyongyang's demands that they all be repatriated to the North, the South Korean Red Cross said in March.
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The group makes the border crossing over the weekend in the Yellow Sea
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They travel in a boat with no engine
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South Korean authorities are questioning them about their motives

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Rome (CNN) -- The United States promised Thursday to send food and medical supplies -- but not weapons -- to rebels in the first such move since the conflict began two years ago. At the same time, European nations began to explore how to strengthen rebel fighters short of arming them after a European Council decision allowing aid for civilian protection. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said the aid would help fighters in their effort to topple Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. The conflict has claimed more than 60,000 lives, laid waste to large portions of the country and created an enormous humanitarian crisis as refugees flee the fighting.
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France considers sending Syrian rebels night-vision gear and body armor, a source says
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Britain's foreign secretary says the UK will announce new aid soon
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United States will send non-lethal aid to rebels, plus $60 million in administrative aid

Question: The @placeholder carved out an exception in its sanctions against Syria on Thursday to allow for the transfer of nonlethal equipment and technical assistance for civilian protection only.


KABUL, Afghanistan (CNN) -- A British soldier was killed on New Year's Day by an explosion in southern Afghanistan, Britain's Ministry of Defense said Friday. A British unit on patrol in Helmand province's Garmsir district, where another soldier has died. The soldier, who served with the 6th Battalion The Rifles, had been taking part in a routine patrol in the Garmsir district of Helmand province when he was killed, the ministry said. "It is deeply saddening to confirm the loss of a British soldier who died while helping to provide security in southern Helmand," said Commander Paula Rowe, a spokeswoman for Task Force Helmand. "His family, friends and all those who knew and worked with him will mourn his loss -- our heartfelt sympathies go to them all at this terrible time."
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British soldier killed on New Year's Day by blast in Afghanistan
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Soldier served with the 6th Battalion The Rifles in Helmand province
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He was on patrol in Garmsir district when he was killed

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Those clever marketing guys at Ikea have stepped things up a level with this year's Halloween advert. Late night shopping may never be the same again after you watch Ikea’s homage to Stanley Kubrick’s horror classic, The Shining. The clip begins with a view from behind of a boy on a tricycle - mirroring when Danny begins his ferocious hallway pedal scene. The young boy sets off on his tricycle journey in IKEA's latest video He cycles past a couple of skeletons enjoying some dinner in a kitchen The boys continues to motor his way through what looks like a deserted warehouse
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Boy cycles furiously through what appears to be deserted warehouse
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Two skeletons are pictured in a kitchen 'having tea' as boy continues on
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Follows IKEA's hilarious take on Apple's MacBook, the BookBook

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By Ruth Styles Few are the men who don't enjoy watching the football but Lee Doran's passion for the beautiful game goes far beyond the norm. Standing by her man: Amanda Hardman says her boyfriend has a sweet and caring side A scion of The Chosen Few, Rochdale AFC's hardcore group of hooligan fans, the 37-year-old was recently banned from every football ground in the UK for four years after getting into a fight during a match in February and has been told he cannot travel to Rio for the World Cup. 'At the end of the the day, it's not really about fighting,' explains his other half, Amanda Hardman, 43. 'Its all about going out, having some banter and doing a bit of shouting and bawling.'
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Amanda Hardman, 43, from Rochdale, is the girlfriend of Lee Doran, 37
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Mr Doran is a notorious hooligan and runs a 50,000-strong Facebook group
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He is among the group of hardcore fans banned from travelling to Rio
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Began his career in football violence at 13 and says he 'loves fear'
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He appears on Channel 5 documentary Football Hooligan and Proud
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Manchester City defender Pablo Zabaleta is confident the champions can keep the pressure right on Chelsea this Christmas. Chelsea top the Barclays Premier League heading into the festive programme but with City right on their tail. The Londoners, who held a nine-point advantage over City at one stage last month, are now just three points clear after their chief rivals hit form. Pablo Zabaleta hailed Manchester City's team spirit after making it eight wins in a row against Crystal Palace The right back celebrates with David Silva after setting up the Spain international's opening goal City have won their last eight games in all competitions - one short of a club record - and confidence is soaring with the indifferent results of October and November now firmly in the past.
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Manchester City have won eight games in a row in all competitions
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City have closed gap on Chelsea from nine points last month to three
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Pablo Zabaleta says the run is down to team spirit

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