By Tom Gardner PUBLISHED: 04:58 EST, 24 June 2013 | UPDATED: 05:39 EST, 24 June 2013 A teacher has been told he can return to the classroom in just two years despite performing a series of sexually explicit actions with a string of young pupils. In one instance, Gregory Hallam inflated a condom covered in baby oil and asked a boy to rub it until it burst, a disciplinary tribunal heard. On another occasion, the 40-year-old talked about porn to a pupil, aged 14, who he had befriended on Facebook, a report into his conduct said. Banned: Gregory Hallam , 40, was found guilty of 'unacceptable' behaviour while teaching at Oriel High School at Gorleston, Norfolk, pictured
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Gregory Hallam found guilty of 'unacceptable' conduct
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Hallam, 40, got another pupil to 'rub inflated condom until it burst'
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He told girl, 14, he was watching porn after befriending her on Facebook
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Tribunal imposes ban from classroom which could last just two years

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Sir Dave Brailsford has risked the wrath of British cycling fans by setting himself the astonishing target of delivering a first FRENCH Tour de France winner in 30 years. After masterminding Great Britain’s Olympic cycling success, Brailsford created a ‘British’ pro team at Team Sky with the sole intention of delivering a first British Tour winner. It was central to his mission statement at the launch of Team Sky in February 2009. But in an interview with the French sports daily L’Equipe, Brailsford said: ‘We have won the Tour with a British rider, but when are we going to see a French rider win the Tour? That would be enormous.’
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Sky has links with British cycling but Brailsford wants a French winner
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He masterminded GB's Olympic cycling success before joining Sky
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He tells L'Equipe French win 'needs to happen'

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(CNN) -- The unexpected resignation of David Petraeus as head of the CIA must have come as a shock to many Americans, especially given his impeccable record as a distinguished military commander. But like the greatest heroes from Shakespeare, it would appear that he was not exempt from the time-honored temptations of human folly and self-destruction. And now the plot is thickening, as details emerge that Gen. John Allen, the commander of U.S. and NATO troops in Afghanistan, is involved somehow in the scandal. As Americans are coming to terms with the revelation of Petraeus' adultery, on the other side of the Atlantic, the feeling among the French can be summed up by a blasÃ© shrug.
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Matthew Fraser: The French don't see what's all the fuss is in the Petraeus scandal
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Fraser: It's impossible to imagine a French leader resigning because of adultery
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He says the French are baffled at American prurience and "puritanism"
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Fraser: In France, politicians can betray spouse without being suspected of screwing voters

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(CNN)  -- Thousands of lights dance across the field as holiday music plays in the air. Cars slowly wind their way through displays of elves, candy canes, reindeer and snowmen. Children ooh and aah. Adults smile peacefully. More than 8 million lights create dozens of displays at Callaway Gardens in Pine Mountain, Georgia. Miles away at home, you're on a ladder, in the freezing cold, untangling an impossible string of broken red and green bulbs. Holiday decorating isn't always all it's cracked up to be, but the professionals have it down to a science -- providing memorable experiences filled with wonder and joy.
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Ozark Mountain Christmas draws more than 1.5 million visitors each year
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The Biltmore Estate decorates its 250-room country castle for the holidays
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See millions of lights at The Osborne Family Spectacle of Dancing Lights
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Christmas at Rockefeller Center in New York is a tradition for many

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Tehran, Iran (CNN)  -- Several people were killed and more than 300 were arrested in anti-government protests in Tehran Sunday, Iran's Deputy Police Chief Ahmad Reza Radan said on state television station IRINN. The toll was the result of clashes that broke out between demonstrators and security forces as large crowds gathered for Ashura, a major religious observance. Five people were reported killed in the fighting, Iranian state-run Press TV said late Sunday. A French government statement put the number of fatalities at eight. With tight restrictions on international media, CNN could not independently verify the casualties. Without giving an exact number of casualties, Radan said those killed included one person who fell off a bridge and two others who were killed in a car accident during the protests.
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NEW: Web site of opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi says nephew was killed in protests
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Five people were reported killed in fighting, Iranian state-run Press TV said late Sunday
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Demonstrations are latest since outrage over the June presidential elections
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Clashes occur during holy period of Ashura

Question: Facing the persistence of popular movements and the worsening of the repression, @placeholder is calling for a political solution in Iran," the ministry's statement said.


Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama's policy of halting deportations for the undocumented parents of children born in the U.S. is popular -- but his method for implementing it is not. Only 26% of Americans think Obama's plan for those immigrants goes too far, while 50% called it about right and 22% said it doesn't go far enough, according to a CNN/ORC poll out Wednesday of 1,045 adults, conducted Nov. 21-23 and with a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points. However, when asked for their stance on Obama using an executive order to make those changes, just 41% said they favor the move, while 56% said they oppose it.
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A CNN/ORC poll shows just 26% of Americans think Obama's immigration action goes too far
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The body of a 28-year-old man who disappeared after a night out clubbing with friends has been found. Patrick Lamb went missing during the early hours of December 13 after a night out in Bar Chocolate in Maidstone, Kent. His father Tony Lamb, 65, confirmed last night that the body pulled from the River Medway at Cuxton Marina, near Rochester, was that of his son. Mr Lamb said police had retrieved Pat's phone and wallet and the family would be issuing a statement tomorrow. The heartbreaking news brings to an end the month-long search for Mr Lamb. The body of Patrick Lamb, 28, has been found in the River Medway in Kent - he is pictured here with his girlfriend Natasha Morgan, 28, who made a tearful video pleading with him to come home before Christmas
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Body of Patrick Lamb, 28, found in River Medway at Cuxton Marina
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His father Tony Lamb said police had retrieved his son's phone and wallet
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Search team  'heartbroken' by news that brings end to month-long search
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Mr Lamb went missing after night out clubbing with friends in Kent

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(CNN) -- SeaWorld will resume killer whale shows while the company and two federal agencies investigate the death of a whale trainer at SeaWorld Orlando, company and federal officials announced Friday. The shows, which were suspended at all SeaWorld locations after the death Wednesday at SeaWorld Orlando, will resume Saturday with new precautionary measures in place, said Jim Atchison, president of SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment. Earlier Friday, the Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration and the Agriculture Department's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service announced they were looking into the death of Dawn Brancheau, 40. Brancheau was pulled underwater when a killer whale named Tilikum grabbed her ponytail. A source at SeaWorld said that after seizing her, the whale dove deep underwater. Trainers eventually had to wrangle the animal into a smaller pool before they could retrieve her body about 40 minutes later.
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OSHA, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service looking into death
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Dawn Brancheau, 40, died Wednesday after whale pulled her underwater

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Question: @placeholder's size and weight -- 12,000 pounds, compared with 6,000 to 9,000 pounds for the facility's other killer whales -- was one reason there were separate procedures in place for him at the Orlando facility.


The dismembered body of an endangered rhinoceros has been discovered in Kaziranga National Park in India. As these images show, the male one-horned rhino was killed by poachers, who sawed off the animal's horn before escaping. This comes just weeks after a female one-horned rhino was butchered for its horn and left to die in a pool of it's own blood in the same area of the national park. Brutal: Forest officials stand near the carcass of the one-horned rhinoceros that was killed and de-horned by poachers in the Burapahar range of Kaziranga National Park on Sunday The body of the rhino was discovered by forestry officials in the Burapahar range of Kaziranga in Assam, India, on Sunday.
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Second rhino in one month found dead in Kaziranga National Park, India
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Endangered one-horned rhino had been butchered by poachers
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(CNN) -- One Harbaugh will win Super Bowl XLVII. Another will lose it. That much is guaranteed after the San Francisco 49ers, coached by Jim Harbaugh, and the Baltimore Ravens, led by his brother John Harbaugh, beat their respective foes in conference championship games Sunday. Those wins mean the Harbaughs will be the first siblings to face off as head coaches in the NFL's title contest and, in fact, for any major U.S. professional sports championship. Both teams rallied from halftime deficits on the road to earn berths in the Super Bowl, which will be played February 3 in New Orleans.
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NEW: Baltimore's John Harbaugh says he admires his brother Jim, the 49ers' coach
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The two will be the first brothers to face off, as coaches, for a major U.S. sports championship
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San Francisco rallies from a big deficit to beat Atlanta 28-24 in the NFC Championship game
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Baltimore shuts out New England in the second half , winning 28-13 to reach the Super Bowl

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A senior U.S. Army officer who works closely with high-ranking staff in the office of the Secretary of Defense told MailOnline on Wednesday that outgoing Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel is 'relieved' to be leaving the Pentagon. At a coffee shop a half-mile from the Pentagon, the officer said Hagel complained regularly about having to publicly defend President Barack Obama's military policies and priorities, a job requirement he's eager to leave behind. He described Hagel as 'a good guy who ultimately looked in the mirror one day and realized he couldn’t hold his nose anymore.' 'He jumped at the chance to get out, and couldn't wait to announce it so things didn't go more to hell in Iraq and he’d get blamed for it.’
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Senior officer close to the office of the Secretary of Defense told MailOnline that the outgoing secretary was 'relieved' to part ways with the White House
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'He jumped at the chance to get out, and couldn't wait to announce it,' the well-placed source said
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Hagel was worried things would 'go more to hell in Iraq' and 'he'd get blamed for it'
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White House is close to officially nominating former Deputy Secretary Ashton Carter to replace Hagel
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Pentagon source believes Obama is 'looking for someone to rubber stamp him' as he shrinks the US military and lessens America's influence abroad

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(CNN) -- As a frequent traveler to Germany, I can't help but compare it to the United States. At first, I admired its new architecture. Then I became fascinated with how many different recycling bins line the streets. Lately, I've been marveling at the country's work-life balance. Germans work on average 35 hours per week by law. Yet, Germany hasn't lost any edge as an industrial powerhouse. In fact, Germany has remained Europe's biggest economy, even helping to keep the continent afloat during the global recession. (Though lately, growth has been modest for Germany as anxiety looms over Europe' drag economy.)
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In Germany a proposed law would ban employers from emailing employees after work
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David Wheeler: Germany is far ahead of U.S. in work-life balance policies and culture
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He says conservatives like to extol "family values" yet U.S. has few family-friendly polices
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Wheeler: No wonder when compared with other rich countries, U.S. is more stressed

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(CNN) -- Italian voters may finally be losing their appetite for Silvio Berlusconi's off-color "jokes," but if the rise of Beppe Grillo is any indication, there's still more than enough room in Italian politics for another showman. Known as the "clown prince" of Italian politics, Beppe Grillo is a 64-year-old comedian turned politician whose Five Star Movement (M5S) is winning the hearts, minds and votes of Italians fed up with mainstream parties. "My vision was just to make jokes about politicians," the comedian, whose real name is Giuseppe Piero Grillo, told CNN before the elections. "Then I made this joke about how this politician was stealing -- and he actually was."
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Comedian turned politician Beppe Grillo's Five Star Movement (M5S) is popular with Italians
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Grillo is commonly known as the clown prince of Italian politics
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His joke about a politician stealing turned out to be true and got him banned from television
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Grillo found new audience at rallies ahead of election, dubbed on web as "Beppe boom"

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Washington (CNN) -- Longtime White House reporter Helen Thomas has retired effective immediately, Hearst Corporation said Monday. The media conglomerate had employed Thomas as a syndicated columnist for its newspaper chain. Her retirement comes amid a furor created last week by her controversial comments regarding Jewish people. Thomas, 89, was considered the dean of the White House press corps, as she was the longest-serving White House journalist. She has been reporting on administrations since 1960, when she began covering then-President-elect John F. Kennedy and his family. Thomas, had come under fire late last week when a YouTube video surfaced showing her saying that Israel should "get the hell out of Palestine," and that the Jewish people should go home to "Poland, Germany ... and America and everywhere else."
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Thomas has been covering the White House since 1960
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Retirement comes amid furor over remarks about Jews
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Thomas apologized for comments Friday

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By Chris Wheeler Manchester United are going ahead with plans to table a £55million bid for Southampton stars Adam Lallana and Luke Shaw. Sportsmail understands that United have identified their  primary transfer targets and the strategy will not be affected by David Moyes’s departure or the search for his replacement. Talks to bring in England left back Shaw, 18, are at an advanced stage, with United confident of sealing a £30m deal. Twin targets: Manchester United propose to wrap up the signings of Luke Shaw (left) and Adam Lallana On the move? Manchester United will offer a fee of £55m for the England duo
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Manchester United will bid £30million for Southampton left back Luke Shaw
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Talks are in an advanced stage between the two clubs
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That fee includes a bonus payment to his former club Bournemouth
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United are also keeping tabs on Barcelona's Cesc Fabregas
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Edinson Cavani is also wanted by the Old Trafford hierarchy

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By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 11:55 EST, 28 February 2013 | UPDATED: 13:03 EST, 28 February 2013 A man accused of beating his pregnant ex girlfriend to death just days before she was due to give birth has told of his addiction to strong alcohol and a computer game. Tony McLernon, who allegedly killed Eystna Blunnie in Harlow in Essex in June last year, told a murder trial that at the time of the murder he was drinking more than 20 litres of cider and Lambrini mixed together each day. The 24-year-old told Chelmsford Crown Court that he would rarely leave his bedroom, instead playing Guitar Hero on his Xbox console for hours at a time.
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Tony McLernon accused of killing Eystna Blunnie, 20, in Essex
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Miss Blunnie was heavily pregnant and due to give birth in two days
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Unemployed McLernon told of his alcohol and computer game addiction
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He was drinking more than 20 litres of cider and Lambrini a day
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He said that his addictions brought strain on his relationship
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McLernon, 24, denies murdering his former girlfriend
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He told the court that he found his girlfriend after she was attacked

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By Dan Bloom A bystander who was hit round the head with a torch by an enraged Domino's Pizza driver has been offered compensation - in the form of £200 worth of pizza. John Murray shouted at 25-year-old Guy Swansborough to slow down after he saw him driving fast towards two young men who were crossing a road in Caversham, Reading, Berkshire. Swansborough shouted back at Mr Murray before grabbing a large torch from his car, stepping onto the pavement and whacking him over the head with it. Attack: John Murray (left) has been offered £200 of free pizza by Domino's after he was attacked by delivery driver Guy Swansborough (right) - but he said his jaw had been hurt in the attack and the offer was an 'insult'
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John Murray told Guy Swansborough to slow down in Reading, Berkshire
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But Domino's driver, 25, pulled over and hit him round the head with a torch
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The pizza chain offered Murray, 35, £200 in vouchers as a 'good will gesture'
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Swansborough, who was sacked, faces sentence for the assault on May 15

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Boston (CNN)Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev told a judge Thursday he was satisfied with his defense lawyers at what is expected to be the final public hearing before his death penalty trial begins on January 5. Wearing gray slacks a white button-down shirt under a black sweater, Tsarnaev said, "Yes, sir," to a series of questions from the judge, including whether he was pleased with his defense and had been kept informed about his case. It was the first time Tsarnaev -- suspected with his older brother Tamerlan of planting two bombs that killed three people and injured more than 260 others near the Boston Marathon finish line in April 2013 -- appeared in a Boston federal court since he pleaded not guilty last year.
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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev attends last scheduled public hearing before January 5 trial
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Defense says it may file another motion to delay trial
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Mother-in-law of Ibragim Todashev shouts support for Tsarnaev
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Todashev, an associate of Tsarnaev's brother, was killed last year in what FBI said was separate probe

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Mayor Rob Ford's surprise appearance in Hollywood may be the biggest thing from Toronto since Justin Bieber. Ford has become infamous well beyond Canada for his antics, including an admission that he smoked crack cocaine. Toronto's mayor was walking down Hollywood Boulevard checking out Canadians with stars on the Walk of Fame when a CNN camera crew covering the Oscars spotted him. He flew into Los Angeles Saturday night, greeted at LAX airport by TV host Jimmy Kimmel dressed as a chauffeur. He's scheduled to appear on Kimmel's late night show Monday, he said. When CNN asked him why he came to Hollywood during the Academy Awards weekend, he delivered a combination Chamber of Commerce and re-election campaign speech.
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Ford has become infamous for his antics, including an admission that he smoked crack
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Ford strolled Hollywood's Walk of Fame checking out Canadian stars
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"We are Hollywood North," Ford says of Toronto
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Ford's "looking forward" to Oscar after-party

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(CNN) -- Rory McIlory and Phil Mickelson found form in the desert despite losing out on a dramatic final day at the Abu Dhabi Golf Championship. Spain's Pablo Larrazabal may have walked off into the sunset with the $2.7m prize but the major winners saw the silver lining at their first tournament of the 2014 season. "What a fun week this has been," enthused Mickelson, the world No.5, despite finishing an agonizing one shot off the lead alongside McIlroy. "I am happy with the way I played and felt better with my swing each day." McIlroy was a little more irked by the events of the weekend after he was slapped with a two-stroke penalty Saturday.
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Spain's Pablo Larrazabal wins the Abu Dhabi Golf Championship
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Top-10 big guns Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson finish an agonising one shot off the lead
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McIlroy says he feels he has a "moral victory" after two-stroke penalty on Saturday
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Mickelson content to play himself into form for 2014

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Steve Jobs's tangled family of a forgotten father, long-lost sister and love child means lawyers may face a delicate task breaking up his $8.3billion fortune. The 56-year-old co-founder and former CEO of Apple is widely seen as one of the world's greatest entrepreneurs - and he died just outside the top 100 world’s richest billionaires. But behind the iconic Californian's wealth and fame lies an extraordinary story of a fragmented family. Husband and wife: Steve Jobs leans his forehead against his wife after delivering the keynote address at an Apple conference in San Francisco, California, in June 2011, months before his death
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Apple co-founder survived by two sisters, wife and their three children
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His Syrian biological father never had conversation with Jobs as an adult

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By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 06:55 EST, 7 January 2013 | UPDATED: 08:27 EST, 7 January 2013 Target: The UKBA's HQ at Lunar House in Croydon (pictured) would be best protected from terrorism with giant flower pots A Government department has decided that flower power is the best way to defend itself against terrorist attacks - so it wants to surround its headquarters with giant plant pots. The UK Border Agency plans to encircle Lunar House in Croydon with 27 giant concrete flower beds so it can stop a car filled with explosives smashing into it. These massive plant pots would be 'placed strategically' around the 20-storey HQ for 'security purposes' while having a 'positive effect' visually, its planning application to the local council says.
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Giant flower beds will look nice and protect Lunar House from terrorists, Home Office says
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Croydon Council to consider planning application for 27 pots surrounding the building

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(CNN) -- Should the press be more heavily regulated? Share your thoughts here. Could the phone-hacking scandal prove to be a blessing in disguise for Rupert Murdoch? A year ago that would have seemed a ridiculous notion. News Corp.'s UK newspaper arm almost collapsed last summer under the weight of a story that dominated Britain's news agenda for months, prompting a sting of resignations and a high-profile public inquiry. It was a conflagration that briefly threatened to engulf the entire company, forcing a fire-fighting Rupert Murdoch to appear before British lawmakers in London and declare: "This is the most humble day of my life."
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Rupert Murdoch claimed to have been "humbled" by the phone-hacking scandal
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Revelations about journalistic practises at the News of the World led to the tabloid's closure
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Since the scandal, News Corp. has decided to split its publishing assets into separate firm

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By Paul Collins PUBLISHED: 09:38 EST, 23 January 2014 | UPDATED: 10:26 EST, 23 January 2014 Wayne Rooney's agent has been locked in talks with Manchester United chief executive Ed Woodward over a new deal for the England star. Rooney, who has 18 months left to run on his contract, has attracted interest from Chelsea and Spanish giants Real Madrid. The forward's agent Paul Stretford was at United's Carrington training base on Wednesday before returning on Thursday morning to hold further discussions, with Rooney's Old Trafford future topping the agenda. In the driving seat: Wayne Rooney and Paul Stretford held discussions with Ed Woodward over a new deal
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Wayne Rooney has 18 months left to run on his Manchester United deal
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Rooney's agent Paul Stretford held discussions with United chief executive Ed Woodward at the club's Carrington training base
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The England star, 28, has attracted interest from Chelsea and Real Madrid
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United legend Gary Neville has questioned whether Rooney and new £37milllion arrival Juan Mata can play in the same side

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By Lee Moran Last updated at 9:31 AM on 16th December 2011 The computer hacker who betrayed alleged Wikileaks whistleblower Bradley Manning - who faces a lifetime in prison without parole - said he 'thinks about him every day'. Adrian Lamo, 30, has been dubbed the 'world's most hated hacker' after he passed information about Manning - who today appears in court charged with illegally transferring U.S. state secrets to the website - to U.S. military intelligence. He also said it would be to his 'lasting regret' if the man he described as an 'idealistic young man who could change the world for the better' was sent to prison for a long period.
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Hacker Adrian Lamo told U.S. military what Manning was allegedly doing
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Manning to appear today for pre-trial hearing
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23-year-old faces charges of illegally transferring U.S. state secrets

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By John Hall A Chinese man has been jailed for 11 years for cutting off his nine-year-old stepson's hand with a meat cleaver and boiling it so it would be impossible for surgeons to reattach. Wang Xinyu, 31, met the boy's mother Xiao Shen just over a year ago and the pair had been looking at buying a flat together in Shenyang - a city in east China's Liaoning province. But after the couple had a furious telephone argument about money, Wang lost his temper and began beating Xiao Jun with a stick before cutting off his hand with a meat cleaver and throwing it into a pot of boiling water that was being used to cook their evening meal.
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Wang Xinyu, 31, cut off nine-year-old Xiao Jun's hand after losing temper
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He had just had a telephone argument with Jun's mother about money
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Grabbed meat cleaver and cut off defenceless boy's right hand at wrist
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Threw severed hand into pot of boiling water being used to make dinner
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Hand was so badly damaged that surgeons were unable to reattach it

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(CNN) -- "The English media created an icon, an almost perfect human being." - soccer agent Paulo Texeira. Above all else, Jose Mourinho just needs to feel loved again. It has been in short supply during the final, painful throes of his tempestuous tenure as coach of Real Madrid. Beaten to the La Liga title by Barcelona, blasted out of the Champions League by Borussia Dortmund and battered by the press in Madrid, this is a season he's decried as the worst of his career. The 50-year-old leaves looking visibly drained, with dissent dripping from the dressing room and insults ringing in his ears, rivals lamenting him as a "scourge" on Spanish football.
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Jose Mourinho is returning to coach Chelsea six years after leaving London
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The Portuguese coach's three-year tenure at Real Madrid ended in failure
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Mourinho ready to build a dynasty at Chelsea, according to a Portuguese journalist
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One of his former players says Mourinho is perfectly suited to English football

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Question: Relations with the notorious @placeholder press veered between difficult and impossible; Mourinho's desire to shape the club the way he wanted combined with his confrontational style jarred with many.


By Derek Lawrenson What’s that about Valhalla being a burial ground for legends? Maybe in Norse mythology, but clearly not for those of the golfing kind. To general astonishment and a fair level of hysteria, Tiger Woods showed up here in the nick of time on Wednesday and played the most watched nine-hole practice round in the history of the game. Was this the man who could barely lift himself off a buggy after withdrawing from the WGC Bridgestone Invitational on Sunday — the one whose hopes looked buried amid his latest injury setback? Fair play to his physio. Whatever he gets paid, he is worth it.
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Woods was a major doubt for the US PGA starting in Valhalla on Thursday
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Former world No 1 confirms he will play through the risk if injury having suffered from back problems
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The 14-time Major winner's body appears to be paying the price for gruelling training regime of early career

Question: On track: Woods hits an approach shot during a practice round prior to the start of the 96th @placeholder

Question: ‘It’s nice coming back to a place where I won (the 2000 @placeholder) but the greens are completely different so all my notes are of no use.’


By Mark Prigg PUBLISHED: 06:40 EST, 21 January 2013 | UPDATED: 13:22 EST, 21 January 2013 A rich Roman nobleman's face has been recreated 2,000 years after he died in a British fortress - and scientists say he looked like a cross between Richard Burton and Sylvester Stallone. Archaeologists believed the mystery Roman may have been wealthy and had possibly retired from the Army when he died aged about 40. The skeleton in a stone coffin was unearthed near Newport, South Wales, not far from the Roman fortress at Caerleon. Scroll down for video Scientists have recreated the face of a 2,000 rich nobleman using technology to rebuild his face
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Wealthy Roman nobleman's face has been recreated 2,000 years after he died in a British fortress
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Skeleton in a stone coffin was unearthed near Newport, South Wales, not far from the Roman fortress at Caerleon

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Formula One driver Nico Rosberg and two of Germany's World Cup squad have been involved in a car accident during a promotional shoot at their World Cup training base on Tuesday which left two people in hospital. Rosberg and DTM driver Pascal Wehrlein were carrying Germany team-mates Julian Draxler and Benedikt Howedes in separate vehicles when Wehrlein's car collided with two people on a road in northern Italy's South Tyrol region. The road had been closed to the public. 'I am shocked by the accident,' said Rosberg, who leads the Formula One World Championship after winning Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix.
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Two people taken to hospital during Mercedes advert shoot
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Germany internationals Benedikt Howedes and Julian Draxler involved in cars when incident took place
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Pascal Wehrlein was driving the car involved in the crash, Nico Rosberg was driving the second vehicle
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Film set was near German team's hotel in South Tyrol, northern Italy

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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistani government officials announced Monday an agreement with the Taliban to allow strict Islamic law, or sharia, to be implemented in parts of North West Frontier Province. Delegation members of pro-Taliban leader Soofi Mohammad at a meeting in Peshawar Monday. It marks a major concession by the Pakistani government in its attempt to hold off Taliban militants who have terrorized the region with beheadings, kidnappings, and the destruction of girls' schools. The government will recognize sharia for the entire Malakand Division, which includes the Swat district -- a two-hour drive from Pakistan's capital, Islamabad -- the chief minister of North West Frontier Province Amir Haider Hoti announced Monday in a news conference. Islamic law is already being practiced in the area, where the Taliban have control.
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Pakistani Taliban's interpretation of sharia includes banning girls from school
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Deal with the Taliban comes after a visit by U.S. special envoy Richard Holbrooke
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Taliban: 10-day cease-fire in Swat Valley is good-will gesture towards government
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Critics warn that previous dealings with the Taliban have allowed it to regroup

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They have been one of the retail sensations of the Christmas season. Sales of eReaders, the handheld devices on to which electronic books can be downloaded, rocketed through December. It is good news for makers such as Amazon, which produces the best- selling Kindle and collects 30 per cent of the price of downloaded books. But there are fears that their profits could be hit by a the sheer number of pirate eBooks available to download for free. ePiracy: One of the illegal downloads being made available for the Amazon Kindle (left) is 77 Shadow Street by Dean Koontz. It can be obtained for free from pirate sites, while those who pre-order it from Amazon will have to pay nearly £12
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Up to 20% of eBooks are sourced from illegal sites
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Publishers in talks with government to find ways of combating trade
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Sites offer hit books before they are published

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A 22-year-old social networking pioneer and Internet privacy advocate who dared to challenge Facebook and Google is dead. Ilya Zhitomirskiy died Saturday after San Francisco police were summoned for a reported suicide, police spokesman Officer Albie Esparza said. Mr Zhitomirskiy was one of the founders Diaspora*, a new social networking service meant to give users more control of their information online, and sought to lure people away from bigger sites like Facebook, Google and Twitter. Scroll down for video Pioneer: llya Zhitomirskiy believed he could change the world by giving users more privacy and more control in social networking Police would not release other details of his death and a medical examiner's report could take weeks before it becomes public.
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One of four friends from NYU who launched Diaspora* site, meant to protect users' privacy
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Mark Zuckerberg praised his project

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(CNN) -- An Air France flight leaving Caracas, Venezuela, for Paris was stopped and searched on Saturday, after French intelligence alerted the Venezuelan government about the threat of an explosive device, a Venezuelan minister said. The evening Air France Flight 385 was grounded for a security sweep that involved explosives experts and a canine team, according to a statement posted on the website for Miguel Eduardo Rodriguez Torres, Venezuela's minister of popular power for international relations, justice and peace. The statement quoted Rodriguez Torres speaking to Venezuelan state television as saying: "The flight was suspended and (there was) a thorough review of the aircraft to confirm the situation, since allegedly a terrorist group planned to detonate the explosives during the flight."
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An Air France flight leaving Venezuela was searched after an explosive scare on Saturday
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The government was alerted about an alleged threat to detonate explosives
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The Paris-bound flight was postponed to Sunday after the operation ran for four hours

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 07:47 EST, 3 November 2012 | UPDATED: 12:58 EST, 3 November 2012 This is the tender moment an elephant sprayed his handler, a Mahout, with water as Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary in India reopened to tourists following devastating floods.Some 236 tourists visited Pobitora in the northeastern state of Assam, India, on Friday. Both elephants and jeeps took visitors on safari in the sanctuary. Pobitora was one of a number of parks in Assam that was hit by severe floods earlier this year. An elephant sprays water on his Mahout at the reopening of Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary in Assam, India
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Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary in northeastern India has reopened for visitors after floods devastated the area earlier this year
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The sanctuary has one of the world's highest concentration of rhino

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By Associated Press and Associated  Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:16 EST, 26 February 2014 | UPDATED: 13:54 EST, 26 February 2014 End of story: Convicted killer Michael Taylor is shown in this Missouri Department of Corrections photo released just hours before he was executed by lethal injection A man convicted of abducting, raping and killing a Kansas City teenager in 1989 was put to death tonight using a lethal drug after last-minute appeals Tuesday failed to stay Missouri's fourth execution in as many months. Michael Taylor, 47, of Kansas City, was executed at 12.01am Wednesday.
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Ann Harrison, 15, was kidnapped on her way to school, raped and murdered in March 1989
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Michael Taylor, 47, admitted his part in crime and was sentenced to death
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He was pronounced dead at 12.10am local time after taking two deep breaths and closing his eyes for the last time
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Taylor issued a legal appeal over drug to be used, saying it will cause him 'inhuman pain and suffering'
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Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon denied last-minute clemency request
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Taylor was almost executed in 2006 before but got a last-minute reprieve
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Between November and January, Missouri put to death three death row inmates

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(CNN) -- Not so much the Chosen One, more the Disastrous One. From the get go, David Moyes struggled in getting to grips with the task of managing Manchester United and less than a year after succeeding the legendary Alex Ferguson, the Scot has been sacked just 10 months into a six-year contract. It's an old adage that Rome wasn't built in a day -- but it did burn in seven nights. With that in mind, here are the big mistakes made by Moyes during his turbulent Old Trafford tenure with the club now left fighting all sorts of fires both off and on the pitch.
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David Moyes is dismissed after less than a year in charge of English league titleholder
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The Scot was personally endorsed by outgoing manager Alex Ferguson
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Moyes' United slipped to 11th league defeat against his former club Everton on Sunday
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United will not feature in European Champions League for first time since 1995

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 08:59 EST, 13 May 2013 | UPDATED: 12:13 EST, 13 May 2013 As abbreviations go, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front's has got to be among the most unfortunate. But this didn't stop members of the former Muslim rebel group from patrolling the jungles of the Philippines today ahead of the country's contentious general elections. MILF joins countless other organisations with unfortunate acronyms - such as BAAPS, the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons. Scroll down for video MILFS: Members of the armed group Moro Islamic Liberation Front take a rest inside a hut as they secure the perimeter to help maintain a peaceful election against other lawless elements in Shariff Aguak, Philippines
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Moro Islamic Liberation Front is tasked with peace keeping in Mindanao
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Its acronym joins other unfortunate abbreviations - such as BAAPS, the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons
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Former terrorist group on roadmap to peace settlement with government

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Jose Mourinho and his trusted backroom staff have a habit of badgering fourth officials and sparking touchline bust-ups with opposing benches. As Mourinho continues to create a siege mentality inside the Chelsea dressing room, there's little doubt that his inner circle will be backing every move the Blues boss makes. Here, Sportsmail discloses everything you need to know about Mourinho's sidekicks as they fight another battle against the rest of the Premier League. Jose Mourinho (centre) is flanked by fitness coach Rui Faria (left) and assistant manager Steve Holland RUI FARIA Rui Faria is a fitness coach with whom Mourinho worked closely at Porto, and took to Inter Milan and Real Madrid following his first spell at Stamford Bridge.
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Jose Mourinho has cut a frustrated figure on the sidelines this season
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Mourinho has created a siege mentality in bid to drive Chelsea to the title
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His backroom staff have been behaving in similarly petulant ways
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Rui Faria and Steve Holland will often follow Mourinho into arguments with opposing managers or officials
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(CNN) -- The headlines for the new season of ABC's "The Bachelor" read: "The Bachelor returns with its first Latino," "Hola, Juan Pablo," and "Expect 'lots of Latino' fun." And millions are tuning in to watch Juan Pablo Galavis, a 32-year-old former professional soccer player who is American-born but grew up in Venezuela. The "sexy, hot-blooded Latino" is one of many stereotypes that is prevalent in Hollywood. And, as the Hispanic population continues to grow, more and more attention is being drawn to how Latinos are represented in television and film. While it may seem harmless to portray Latinos as sexy, these typecasts limit the roles for actors in Hollywood, said actor Esai Morales.
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Esai Morales: "I don't want to be the 'spice' added to a show, I'm not a condiment!"
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Reyes says Latinos have other things to worry about like the lack of voter participation
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"The key is to not let it just be a 'Latino wave,' and to be undeniably good"

Question: "While @placeholder's presence on 'The Bachelor' is a step in the right direction, I would love to see more Latinos on screen that are mestizos."

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Ideally, Casey St. Clair would be spending Thanksgiving relaxing and eating dinner with her boyfriend and his family. Instead, the part-time Target employee and substitute teacher will work next Thursday night during the early kickoff of the big-box retailer's Black Friday sale. Stores will open at 9 p.m. on Thanksgiving this year, reflecting a wider shift in the retail industry toward getting a head start on the biggest shopping day of the year. Wal-Mart workers plan Black Friday walkout As it stands now, Toys R Us, Wal-Mart, Sears and KMart will be the first large retail chains to open their doors for bargain hunters at 8 p.m. Many other chains are open Thanksgiving Day, but their Black Friday sales don't start until midnight or Friday morning.
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Part-time Target employee says she has to forgo Thanksgiving with family because of 9 p.m. opening
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More than 40 petitions on Change.org ask retailers to "give Thanksgiving back to employees"
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Retail experts say power is in the hands of consumers to control demand for extended shopping hours
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Target says employees get overtime, holiday pay for working certain hours on Thanksgiving, Black Friday

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Jerusalem (CNN) -- Eleven rockets were fired into Israel from Gaza on Thursday, a day after a fatal terrorist bombing in Jerusalem killed a woman and wounded more than 50 other people, the Israel Defense Forces said. "The question is why," Brig. Gen. Yossi Kuperwasser said in a phone call Thursday, speaking about the increase in attacks, which the IDF said caused no injuries. Israel's ambassador to the United States said Thursday the rocket attacks appear "unrelated" to Wednesday's bombing in Jerusalem. Michael Oren said the rocket attacks probably have to do with infighting in the Hamas-controlled territory of Gaza. However, he said, there has also been an escalation in violence against his country.
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NEW: Eleven rockets were fired into Israel from Gaza on Thursday
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NEW: Israel launches airstrikes Thursday night in Gaza
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NEW: Obama expresses his condolences over the bombing
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Israel's U.S. ambassador says the bombing and rockets appear unrelated

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(CNN) -- The Chicago City Council approved a measure on Wednesday that allows police to issue citations for those carrying small amounts of marijuana rather than make arrests. It's the latest follow through by U.S. officials to decrease penalties associated with the drug. The ordinance, which was modified from a 2011 plan, would afford city police officers the discretion to issue a citation for those carrying up to 15 grams of marijuana. Offenders would face a fine that ranges from $250 to $500. "The result is an ordinance that allows us to observe the law, while reducing the processing time for minor possession of marijuana -- ultimately freeing up police officers for the street," Mayor Rahm Emanuel said in a statement.
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Chicago approves a measure that allows citations for those carrying small amounts
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Offenders would face a fine that ranges from $250 to $500
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Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee signed a similar measure into law earlier this month
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo asked legislators to reduce penalties for possession

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(CNN) -- If the local grand jury brings no charges against police Officer Darren Wilson in the case of Michael Brown's killing, street protests in Ferguson, Missouri, are inevitable. Demonstrators angry about Wilson's shooting of the unarmed black teenager in August already decry the grand jury's secrecy and "lack of transparency." But for those who believe that the grand jury procedure is some sort of cop and prosecutor conspiracy to trample the rights of minority citizens, a little background on this hallowed institution might be in order. Although prosecutors are often accused of controlling grand jury proceedings, the institution was actually created by the Founding Fathers to provide a wall of citizen protection against overzealous prosecutors. It is a section of the 5th Amendment of the Bill of Rights.
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Paul Callan: Ferguson protests certain if grand jury fails to indict Officer Darren Wilson
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Callan: Protesters might want to skip grand jury process, but it's essential
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Callan: It's better that a citizens' panel handle this explosive case than a single judge
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He says change comes through voting rather than in street demonstrations

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A state doctor has claimed that the mental condition of a 12-year-old girl accused of brutally stabbing a classmate to impress Slender Man has improved and she is fit to stand trial. Morgan Geyser was ordered to undergo mental health treatment in August after a psychologist testified that she was not fit to stand trial, claiming she saw and heard unicorns, Slender Man and Harry Potter's Voldemort. The girl, who had previously appeared disheveled and often rocked back and forth in court, looked more alert and had her hair back from her face during Wednesday's brief hearing. She is accused of stabbing a 12-year-old classmate 19 times with another friend, Anissa Weier, after they lured her into the woods in Waukesha following a sleepover on May 30.
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Morgan Geyser was deemed unfit to stand trial in August but a doctor said at a hearing on Wednesday that she has improved
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Geyser and a friend, Anissa Weier, are accused of stabbing a classmate 19 times in May to impress the fictional character Slender Man
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The victim, also 12, managed to get help and is recovering
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Weier, now 13, has a competency hearing next month

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Hundreds of private emails detailing Michael Jackson’s dramatic deterioration in his final days will play a key role in a £26.5billion ($41billion) wrongful death trial beginning today in Los Angeles. The messages sent by executives at AEG, the US entertainment giant behind the star’s doomed comeback tour, reveal the 50-year-old singer’s turmoil as he struggled with his health and inner demons to prepare for the lucrative concerts. Opening statements begin this morning in the case being brought by Jackson's mother and his three children, who claim AEG was liable in the June 25, 2009 tragedy. Doomed: The emails between executives from entertainment giant AEG are believed to reveal Michael Jackson's declining health ahead of his doomed This Is It comeback tour
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Messages sent by executives at US entertainment giant AEG
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Firm was behind Michael Jackson's doomed comeback tour
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Reveal the 50-year-old singer’s turmoil as he struggled with his health
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Case being brought by the star’s mother and his three children
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They claim AEG is liable for his death in June 2009

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Washington (CNN) -- Just months after the 9/11 attacks, the United States appeared to have its biggest catch in the newly launched war on terror. Abu Zubaydah, considered one of al Qaeda's senior lieutenants, lay in a pool of blood on a street in Faisalabad, Pakistan, having been shot three times during a U.S.-coordinated raid on a house where a group of suspected terrorists was building a bomb. CIA operative John Kiriakou, who helped plan the raid, rushed to the scene. But when he gazed down at the critically wounded man, it didn't quite look like the person he had seen in a 4-year-old passport.
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New book is John Kiriakou's view of life as a spy, role in fighting war on terror
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Kiriakou, who spent 14 years in CIA, tells of capture of an al Qaeda senior lieutenant
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He also talks about 9/11, says decision to invade Iraq made before public debate ended
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He says waterboarding "caused more damage to our national prestige than was worth it"

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By Daniel Miller PUBLISHED: 15:10 EST, 26 June 2012 | UPDATED: 01:31 EST, 27 June 2012 A man who was woken after 10 months in a coma when he heard his girlfriend's voice over the phone from 7,000 miles away in Bali has spoken for the first time. Mathew Taylor, 31, suffered devastating injuries in a motorcycle crash while staying on the Indonesian Island last July. He had been lying in a hospital bed, unconscious and unresponsive, for months, until a phone call from fiancee Handayani Nurul, known as Anda, earlier this month. At the sound of her voice tears began trickling down his cheek.
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Mathew Taylor, 31, has been unconscious for ten months after horrific motorbike crash
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Fiancee Anda Nurul, 27, was forced to leave him in British hospital after her visa ran out
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Doctors had told his family he might never wake up

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By Emma Innes PUBLISHED: 05:37 EST, 5 June 2013 | UPDATED: 05:49 EST, 5 June 2013 Two-year-old twin sisters are not able to enjoy playing in the park or to go on holiday because the excitement could kill them. Darcie and Evie Chapman, from Warrington, Cheshire, are the only twins in the UK to have a severe form of epilepsy called Dravet Syndrome. Seizures can lead to SUDEP (sudden unexplained death in epilepsy patients) and the condition leads to delays in development, feeding problems, sleep problems and behavioural problems. Evie and Darcie Chapman have a severe form of epilepsy called Dravet Syndrome. It causes seizures, developmental delays, behavioural problems and feeding difficulties. They are pictured with parents, Mark and Natalie
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Darcie and Evie Chapman, from Cheshire, both have Dravet Syndrome
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Their seizures can be triggered by excitement and extremes of temperature
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Their seizures are now successfully controlled using medication
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The American bears a broad grin, flashing an "OK" sign to the Russian support team tending to him after his descent from space. It's not exactly the image of two countries at extreme odds over the Ukraine crisis. But in the world of U.S.-Russian relations, space is impervious, as demonstrated by the joint effort to bring American astronaut Mike Hopkins and his cosmonaut counterparts, Soyuz Cmdr. Oleg Kotov, a native of Crimea, and fellow flight engineer Sergey Ryazanskiy, home to Earth. The Soyuz TMA-10 spacecraft landed in Kazakhstan early Tuesday after the trio spent more than five months aboard the International Space Station, leaving the multinational astronaut delegation of Japan's Koichi Wakata, America's Rick Mastracchio and Russia's Mikhail Tyurin to finish the orbital laboratory's Expedition 39.
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American Mike Hopkins returns to Earth with Russian, Crimean cosmonauts
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Even if U.S., Russia are at odds, space collaboration endures, NASA says
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U.S. astronauts have no way to get to and from the International Space Station
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In return, U.S. brings money, more advanced technology to table

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By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 17:29 EST, 8 December 2013 | UPDATED: 10:36 EST, 9 December 2013 Anti-government protesters toppled a statue of Soviet state founder Vladimir Lenin in Ukraine's capital and attacked it with hammers on Sunday in a symbolic challenge to President Viktor Yanukovich and his plans for closer ties with Russia. The gesture rejecting Moscow's historic influence over Ukraine came after opposition leaders told hundreds of thousands of demonstrators on Kiev's Independence Square to keep up pressure on Yanukovich to sack his government. The protesters are furious that the government decided last month to ditch a landmark pact with the European Union in favour of closer economic cooperation with Moscow, Ukraine's Soviet-era overlord.
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Hundreds of thousands attend rally on Kiev's Independence square
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Opposition fears president may sign trade pact with Russia
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Lenin statue symbolic of Moscow's historic sway in Ukraine
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Protesters erect new barricades in Kievbut opposition calls for peaceful protest

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(CNN) -- When James Huberty walked into a McDonald's restaurant 25 years ago this month, he knew he was going to kill somebody. He probably didn't know his murderous rampage would change how police departments work. Police help a wounded customer out of a California McDonald's where a man killed 21 people in 1984. At 3:40 p.m. on July 18, 1984, Huberty carried a long-barreled Uzi, a pump-action shotgun and a handgun into a McDonald's in San Ysidro, an enclave of San Diego, California. Witnesses said the unemployed welder and security guard started shooting immediately, and kept on shooting for 77 minutes until a police sniper on a nearby rooftop ended the siege with a bullet through Huberty's heart.
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Rampage at San Ysidro, California, McDonald's killed 21
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Police were outgunned by one man with high-powered weapon
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First cop on scene recalls being pinned down by barrage from Uzi
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Afterward, police department beefed up elite tactical unit, added counseling

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(CNN) -- At one time, teens Carlos Gonzalez, 16, and Juan Carlos Echeverri, 15, were classmates at Cathedral High School in El Paso, Texas. Like many who live along the border, both boys had strong ties to El Paso, and especially to neighboring Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. That's where they found themselves on Saturday, where they were gunned down at a car dealership by unknown assailants. Gonzalez and Echeverri were both U.S. citizens, the Cathedral principal told CNN. A third youth, 16-year-old Cesar Miramontes of Juarez was also killed in the incident. "Like many kids involved in this border reality of straddling two cultures, he had a lot of stress about what's going on in Juarez," the high school principal, Brother Nick Gonzalez, said of Gonzalez. The two are not related.
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Three teens killed Saturday at a car dealership in Ciudad Juarez
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Two of the victims were U.S. citizens, a school principal says
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Ciudad Juarez has been beset by severe violence in recent months

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Atlanta is shut down -- businesses, roads, government in general -- and while that's generated furor among residents, the angst is exacerbated by the overnight uncertainty involving many of the city's cubs. Across the state, and even extending into Alabama, there were reports of children spending the night in schools, their parents or school buses unable to navigate treacherous conditions that Georgia Department of Public Safety Commissioner Col. Mark McDonough said caused almost 1,000 accidents in the Georgia capital alone. Fifty Atlanta students remained on school buses overnight, and seven of them still weren't home by 5 a.m. ET Wednesday, Atlanta Public Schools spokeswoman Kimberly Willis Green said.
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Georgia, Alabama students stuck at school, on buses as weather hammers South
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District: In Hoover, Alabama, about 4,000 students sheltered in schools Wednesday
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Dad walked 6 miles to elementary school to spend night with daughter

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Aaron Rodgers' two touchdown passes and Eddie Lacy's key yards in the fourth quarter helped the Green Bay Packers hold off the New England Patriots in a high-profile clash between Super Bowl contenders at Lambeau Field. Rodgers got the better of Tom Brady in the first meeting between the star quarterbacks. Rodgers connected with Richard Rodgers and Jordy Nelson for long touchdowns. Leading by five, the defence held firm late in the fourth quarter for the Packers, who moved to 9-3. Mike Daniels and Mike Neal combined to sack Brady on third down for a 9-yard loss, and kicker Stephen Gostkowkski pushed a 47-yard field-goal attempt wide right with 2:40 left.
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Green Bay Packers beat New England Patriots 26-21 at Lambeau Field
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Aaron Rodgers got the better of Tom Brady in heavyweight clash
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Denver Broncos beat AFC West rivals Kansas City Chiefs
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Jacksonville Jaguars come from 21 points down to beat New York Giants
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No 1 seed in NFC Arizona beaten by Atlanta Falcons

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By Matt Chorley and Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 01:40 EST, 30 November 2012 | UPDATED: 12:20 EST, 30 November 2012 He is supposed to be drumming up major foreign investment for London. But after a six-day photo-opportunity packed tour across India, Boris Johnson is still best known as the man who got stuck on a zipwire, according to one of the country’s top talk show hosts. Many people in India have not recognised the mop-haired Mayor at all, and some have mistaken him for tennis star Boris Becker and even the King of England. But chat show host Arnab Goswami – dubbed India’s answer to David Letterman claims millions of Indians do know Mr Johnson for his high wire antics during the London Olympics.
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London Mayor Boris Johnson joined in a game of 23-a-side football with children from the slums of Mumbai
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He visited to see the work of charity Magic Bus, which was set up by a British organisation

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With only five weeks to go until her due date, it's time to ensure her home is ready for the new arrival. The Duchess of Cambridge has been pictured shopping with a woman thought to be a lady-in-waiting for soft furnishings at the high-end interiors specialist Bernard Thorp in Chelsea, south-west London. The visit last Tuesday saw 31-year-old Kate spend 45 minutes inside the shop to decorate the new nursery at Kensington Palace in central London, less than six weeks before her due date of July 13. Upmarket store: Kate, 31, went shopping at interiors specialist Bernard Thorp in Chelsea, south-west London
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Kate pictured shopping at high-end interiors Bernard Thorp in Chelsea
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Spent 45 minutes in shop to decorate new Kensington Palace nursery
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Duchess was pictured last Tuesday hours after celebrations for Queen
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(CNN) -- Patrick Vieira knows what it takes to win football's greatest prize -- and the former France star believes Africa is close to claiming a historic first World Cup title. Only three teams from the continent have ever reached the quarterfinal stage of the tournament -- Cameroon in 1990, Senegal in 2002 and Ghana in 2010 -- yet none have made it to the last four. Despite high expectations, first sparked by Pele's prediction in 1977 that "an African nation will win the World Cup before the year 2000," there have been a series of disappointments. Undoubted talent has often fallen foul to ill-discipline on the pitch, arguments off it, ego problems, administrative issues and sheer bad luck.
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Patrick Vieira believes an African nation will one day win the World Cup
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An African nation has never advanced past the quarterfinal stage
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Vieira, born in Senegal, won the World Cup with France in 1998

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By Lizzie Parry An HIV-positive teenager has today called for lessons about the virus to become compulsory in all schools, claiming he learned nothing of it in sex eduction classes. Luke Alexander has written an open letter to Education Secretary Michael Gove, declaring he 'did not know much' about the disease before contracting it. The 19-year-old appeared on ITV's This Morning, where he called for greater awareness 12 months after he received his devastating diagnosis. In his letter, published as a petition on the Change.org website, Mr Alexander claims the 'vast majority of young people today have little or no common knowledge', of the virus.
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Luke Alexander, 19, was diagnosed with HIV last summer
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Claims had he learned more at school, he might not have contracted HIV
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Teen has written an open letter to Michael Gove calling for lessons about the virus to be made compulsory in all schools
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He said when he was told he was HIV positive he thought 'Oh my God, I'm going to die', not knowing of treatment advances in the last 20 years

Question: Speaking about his experience of sex education at school, Mr @placeholder said he did not 'get the information I felt I needed at the time'.


Prince Edward Island, Canada (CNN) -- Prince William splashed down a helicopter in a Canadian lake Monday, while his newlywed bride Catherine watched from shore -- all part of a full slate of activities on Prince Edward Island on the fifth day of the royal couple's Canadian tour. Intermittent rain did not prevent the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge from enjoying a host of events on the island, which borders the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of St. Lawrence. That included racing in dueling dragon boats, being ceremonially "smudged" at a beach and savoring seafood on the sand. The royals' day began with a visit to Province House, the second-oldest active legislature building in Canada. There, they greeted many of the hundreds of people who'd gathered for a look at the newlyweds.
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Prince William and his wife Catherine visit Prince Edward Island on their Canadian tour
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They stop at the Province House, Dalvay-by-the-Sea and a beach
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William dons his military gear to take part in a emergency landing exercise
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Their next stop will be Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories, some 2,300 miles away

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By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 06:28 EST, 19 September 2012 | UPDATED: 08:41 EST, 19 September 2012 A UK town home to around 13,000 people has absolutely no police officers protecting it at times during the week, a whistleblower has said. Budget cutbacks mean Uttoxeter in Staffordshire sometimes has no-one to uphold the law and incredibly the force in charge says its strategy 'makes sense'. A whistle-blower has revealed two officers from the town are diverted to Stoke-on-Trent on Monday nights to help police their student night. Complaint: The whistleblower says Uttoxeter is being left un-policed at times because officers are sent to Stoke-on-Trent (pictured)
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Police from Uttoxeter being sent to cover Stoke-on-Trent on Mondays
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Whistleblower says good chance town of 13,000 also not policed after midnight
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Staffordshire Police says crime rates at 10-year low

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By Hannah Roberts The funeral of a Nazi war criminal has been postponed following security fears, after neo-fascists attempted to highjack the event. There were violent clashes between protesters and far right extremists outside the service for former SS officer Erich Priebke, prompting riot police to set off tear gas canisters. Authorities were forced to remove around twenty extreme right wing activists from the church, in Albano Laziale, a suburb of Rome. Scroll down for video Violence: Locals and anti-fascist protesters show their disgust as the car with the body of Erich Priebke arrives at the church in Albano Laziale, Italy
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Protesters and Nazi supporters clashed outside funeral of Erich Priebke
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He died serving life for his part in 1944 massacre of the Adreatine Caves
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Police used tear gas and arrested 20 people after clashes outside church

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By Associated Press and Francesca Chambers Louisiana GOP Rep. Vance McAllister won't seek re-election this fall after being caught on video kissing a married female aide. He will, however, serve out the remainder of his term, which concludes the first week of January 2015. The recently elected Congressman said he would not resign because he did not want the people of his district to be left with a vacant seat again. Scroll down for video Republican Rep. Vance McAllister, right,  who got caught on a security tape cheating on his wife Kelly, left, said Monday that he will not resign. He not seek re-election this fall, however
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Vance McAllister won a special election to Congress in November after then-Rep. Rodney Alexander unexpectedly left office
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Question: Top Republicans in the state, who had called McAllister's behavior embarrassing and hypocritical, welcomed @placeholder's resignation.


By Claire Bates PUBLISHED: 07:40 EST, 15 May 2012 | UPDATED: 09:24 EST, 15 May 2012 Complimentary: Labour leader Ed Miliband was quick to take advantage of frosty relations between Andrew Lansley and the Royal College of Nursing Labour leader Ed Miliband called on NHS staff and patients today to hold the Government to account for difficulties resulting from its controversial reforms to the health service. In a speech to the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) conference in Harrogate, Mr Miliband launched a Labour initiative called NHS Check which will allow people to report online on problems faced by hospitals, clinics and family doctors arising from Health Secretary Andrew Lansley's shake-up.
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Labour leader asks nurses to report problems caused by NHS reforms
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By Martha De Lacey SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO A woman who ran away with her seven-year-old son to stop him having cancer treatment said she had 'no choice' because she felt she was on a 'conveyor belt'. Sally Roberts, 37, who is from New Zealand but lives in Devon, disappeared with Neon after a dispute with her estranged husband Ben over the boy's condition and treatment, despite doctors saying their son could die within months without radiotherapy. Today Ms Roberts told ITV's Daybreak that she does not necessarily want him treated in an 'alternative way' but wanted options other than radiotherapy explored amid her fears of its potentially damaging affect on Neon.
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Sally Roberts, 37, who lives in Devon, disappeared with Neon to stop him having radiotherapy for cancer
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Believes there are other options to explore and is concerned about long-term effects of treatment

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Nick Clegg and Nigel Farage are preparing to launch deeply personal attacks on one another tonight as the two men clash in their second TV debate. The gloves are expected to come off in the battle between the Lib Dem and Ukip leaders over the UK’s place in Europe and who can be trusted by the British people. Mr Clegg will be attacked for his background as a career politician and lobbyist  while Mr Farage is under pressure after admitting he ‘admires’ Russian President Vladimir Putin. The debate will be shown on BBC 2 tonight from 7pm. Clash: Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg and Ukip's Nigel Farage are expected to launch personal attacks in tonight;s debate
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Second TV debate between Lib Dem and Ukip leaders on BBC2 at 7pm
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Clegg challenge Farage to debate Britain's membership of the EU
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Ex-Tory minister Lord Heseltine predicts Britain will join the euro
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Godfrey Bloom dismisses flatmate Farage as a 'salesman' poor at leading

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Battersea Bridge in London is wonky according to Apple Maps When people get their hands on an Apple iPhone 5 tomorrow, there will be one familiar icon missing. Google Maps is no longer on the iPhone, after Apple decided to go it alone and produce their own Maps app with some help from data providers such as TomTom. But when it comes to the visual side of things, Apple faces a few bumps in the road for instance, Colchester seems covered under a permanent veil of cloud. Meanwhile, certain roads - such as Battersea Bridge in London - seem a little awkward for your average motorist.
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Apple is fixing problems as they go along, but users are finding many errors with the app
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The towns of Stratford-upon-Avon and Solihull appear to be missing
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A 35-acre site near Dublin called Airfield is listed as an airport
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A search for Manchester United Football Club brings up Sale United - a football club for the over-fives
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Many gig venues, schools and community centres are missing from the map
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Blurry and low-quality satellite views - with large parts of Scotland, among other places, obscured by cloud.

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By Meghan Keneally Every one of the former co-hosts came back to The View this morning as part of the official send off for Barbara Walters. The all-female cast was reunited in a way they'd never been before with every co-host from the show's 17 seasons joined together at an extra large table. Walters and current hosts Jenny McCarthy, Whoopi Golberg and Sherri Shepherd were joined by former hosts Joy Behar, Lisa Ling, Meredith Vieira, Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Debbie Matenopoulos, Star Jones and Rosie O'Donnell. Scroll down for video Reunion shot: All 11 co-hosts of The View were on hand for Barbara Walter's penultimate episode on Thursday
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All eleven women who have ever hosted on The View came back to celebrate Barbara Walter's penultimate episode
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The 84-year-old journalist launched the show in 1997
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Former co-hosts Lisa Ling, Debbie Matenopoulos, Meredith Vieira, Rosie O'Donnell and Elisabeth Hasselbeck all shared pictures of their families
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Star Jones showed a picture of her pet dog who came with her back stage and Joy Behar updated the audience on her grandson
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Tomorrow will be Walters' final episode and it was taped Thursday afternoon, featuring Hillary Clinton as a special guest

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Question: Through the years: The View was launched in 1997 by @placeholder and her co-producer with original hosts (left to right) Star Jones, Joy Behar, Meredith Vieira and Debbie Matenopoulos


It was on a platform of the Paris Metro that Michel Desjoyeaux realized he finally had to snap out of it. He was just back from nearly 100 days sailing around the globe with no sighting of another human being, his only contact to the outside world a satellite phone. His body was, in essence, still on red alert for any obstacle in his midst. "Waiting for the train, a guy was in the way of the doors and I just yanked him out of the way," recalls the 48-year-old, who just days earlier had returned to France victorious from the grueling Vendee Globe race.
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Thomas Coville is the latest to attempt to break the record for solo circumnavigating the globe
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Robin Knox-Johnston was the first man to do so nonstop, calling it "where I'm happiest"
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"The Professor" Michel Desjoyeaux insists there is no danger as safety comes first
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Britain's Steve White faced a gargantuan uphill struggle in his solo sailing bid

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On the surface, Hong Kong transmits an image of prosperity, comfort and convenience. But beyond the façade of pristine skyscrapers and bustling shopping malls, a darker life exists for some of the territory's newest residents. Deep into Hong Kong's New Territories, close to the border with Mainland China, lies Ping Che, a decrepit village that has become a prison for many of its inhabitants. One of them is Arif, 26, a wiry, long-haired asylum-seeker from Bangladesh. His house, barely more than a few slabs of sheet metal propped against decaying beams, runs along open sewers. Flies circle near the improvised toilet -- basically a hole in the kitchen floor. The water is dirty and the electricity supply unreliable.
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Advocates say Hong Kong government policies make refugees' lives 'a living hell'
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Barred from work, refugees are given poor housing, meager food, and little medical care
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Refugees wait years for their claims to be processed, but are almost always rejected
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Human rights advocates say Hong Kong's international reputation is at risk

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By Marianne Power PUBLISHED: 16:29 EST, 7 August 2013 | UPDATED: 16:54 EST, 7 August 2013 Marianne Power tests two different 'seasonal' Spanx The wedding was straight out of the pages of a magazine. The bride wore Fendi, the vows were exchanged in a garden overlooking Lake Como and the lunch was five courses of pure heaven. But the thing I remember most about my friend's perfect wedding last summer is just how hot I was. It's not that the temperatures were particularly scorching - in the pleasant mid-20s at most - but I still spent the celebration sweating like a pig on a spit, and looking about as attractive as one. By the end of the day I was so hot and bothered I was ready to pass out.
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Marianne Power test drives Spanx lightweight control underwear
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Made for summer, the Skinny Britches range are more breathable
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Also come as a 'skort', a slip for wearing beneath dresses

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By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 12:09 EST, 4 December 2013 | UPDATED: 18:28 EST, 4 December 2013 A paranoid schizophrenic who killed his flatmate and cut off his head was today jailed for life. Karl Addo, who was suffering from delusions of persecution, will serve at least six and half years for killing Sergio Marquez - but may never be released from Broadmoor Hospital because he is so ill. The 30-year-old killer had suffered years of mental illness which led to the extreme complex that he was being assaulted by gangs with special powers and been injected with drugs. Jailed: Karl Addo (left), who was suffering from delusions of persecution, will serve at least six and half years for killing Sergio Marquez (right) - but may never be released from Broadmoor Hospital because he is so ill
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Karl Addo, 30, from Dorset, was suffering from delusions of persecution
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He thought Sergio Marquez, 23, was part of a gang and wanted to kill him
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Addo is now being held at high-security psychiatric hospital Broadmoor

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It's a tiny country of 5½ million people, but suddenly Denmark feels like the most happening place on the planet. First, a Copenhagen restaurant few people had heard of was voted best in the world -- and held on to the title for three years in a row. Then Danish TV dramas "The Killing" and "Borgen" captured the imagination of a worldwide audience. And now designers Malene Birger, Ivan Grundahl and a new generation coming up behind them are taking the international fashion scene by storm. "Wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen," trilled Danny Kaye in his movie portrayal of Denmark's famous fairytale author, Hans Christian Andersen. And it is wonderful -- though there's a lot more to the Danish capital than the beautiful little harbor surrounded by quaint townhouses that drew Andersen to the city nearly 200 years ago.
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Copenhagen's New Nordic cuisine and sophisticated design lure travelers
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For a side trip, rent a car to drive north from Copenhagen or to neighboring Skane in Sweden

Question: You'll require a 20 @placeholder kroner coin -- around $3 -- as refundable deposit, and must remember not to cycle after dark or in the city's parks.


(CNN) -- Lawmakers drew battle lines for a fresh round of sparring over U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl after a classified briefing Monday on the prisoner swap that led to his release. Authorities released an update about his condition. And more details emerged about his time in captivity. Details about why he disappeared off a military base nearly five years ago and ended up in Taliban hands remain murky. One thing is clear: the political debate over Bergdahl's release is showing no signs of dying down. Here's a cheat sheet on the latest developments, based on CNN's reporting: After classified briefing, lawmakers have 'more concerns'
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NEW: Lawmakers say they're still skeptical after a briefing on Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl's case
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NEW: King: "At least 80 to 90 people in the administration were aware of this proposed deal"
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NEW: White House official: Specifics of the prisoner swap "were more closely held'
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Bergdahl was kept in a pitch black cage for weeks at a time

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By Luke Augustus Follow @@Luke_Augustus29 and Associated Press Antonio Conte has left as Juventus manager by mutual consent after four years in charge of the club. The 44-year-old leaves the Old Lady after guiding them to three successive Serie A titles. The Italian, who captained the club during his playing career, also led the Turin outfit to a record points haul of 102 points as they won their 30th official league title. VIDEO Scroll down to Watch the moment Antonio Conte announces he is leaving Juventus Gone: Antionio Conte has quit as Juventus manager by mutual consent after four years in charge at the club
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Antonio Conte has left Juventus by mutual consent
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44-year-old guided Juventus to three consecutive Serie A titles
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Juventus went on an astonishing 49 game unbeaten run under Conte
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Conte played over 500 games for Juve, also captaining them as a player

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Immigration has become a key political issue ahead of the General Election By Mail On Sunday Reporter Sajid Javid: Mr Javid criticised those who had failed to assimilate into British society Immigrants who come to live in Britain need to learn to speak English and to 'respect our way of life', Culture Secretary Sajid Javid has said. Mr Javid, the son of Pakistani immigrants and the first Asian Secretary of State, said that people were entitled to expect that immigrants made a contribution to society. 'People want Britain to have more control over its borders, and I think they are right,' he told The Sunday Telegraph.
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Mr Javid, the son of Pakistani immigrants said people expect immigrants to make a contribution to society
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He urged immigrants to Britain to speak English and criticised those who fail to assimilate into British society
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Immigration has become a key political issue ahead of the General Election

Question: 'I know people myself, I have met people who have been in @placeholder for over 50 years and they still can't speak English,' he said.


Convicted rapists and paedophiles across the UK are being taken on ten-pin bowling and cinema trips in a taxpayer-funded scheme. The extraordinary soft-touch initiative means sex offenders who are freed early from prison are then escorted on recreational outings. The scheme, known as Circles of Support and Accountability, is already running in England and is being offered to councils across Scotland after an initial trial in Fife. As of July last year, there were 96 local programmes, known as 'Circles' - which consist of one offender and four to six volunteers - operating in England and Wales. The annual average cost per circle is £9,800 and on average, this amounts to £295,500 across England and Wales (including the cost of volunteers) each year.
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Sex offenders freed early from prison are escorted on recreational outings
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Volunteers recruited to ensure  offenders are not 'socially isolated'
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Mentors provide practical and personal support for 'lonely' criminals
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Scheme costs on average £295,500 each year in England and Wales
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96 local programmes or 'circles', consisting of one offender and four to six volunteers, in England cost £9,800 each
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Volunteers recruited to ensure sex offenders are not 'socially isolated'
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Now after an initial trial, scheme is being offered to councils in Scotland
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Original idea from Canada, where survey by country’s prison service found it reduced reoffending by 70 per cent

Question: It is estimated that within five years around 100 sex criminals across @placeholder will be participating in the initiative.


A Guatemalan court convicted a former soldier for his role in a 1982 massacre and sentenced him to more than 6,000 years in prison. Pedro Pimentel Rios is the fifth former soldier convicted of atrocities for the killing of 250 people in the village of Dos Erres during the country's civil war. Pimentel was extradited from the United States to Guatemala in July 2011. Relatives of the victims said justice was late, but it finally came. "By the grace of God I feel quite happy, because really you can see that justice is being done. ... It was an atrocity, what they did," said Ramiro Osorio, whose parents and siblings were killed in the massacre.
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Survivor: "Justice is being done. ... It was an atrocity, what they did"
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Pedro Pimentel Rios denies he was involved in the 1982 massacre at Dos Erres
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He is the fifth former soldier convicted of the killings
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Some 250 people were killed in the massacre

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(CNN) -- Skim through the photos on Flickr or Photobucket, and you'll find pictures of cats pawing at living-room sofas, children playing in backyards and mothers gardening at home. Dig a little deeper, and you can unearth the exact locations of many of those homes, embedded in data within the pictures. Images often contain a bundle of information and various traces left by digital cameras or photo manipulation software. This data, called Exchangeable Image File Format (EXIF), is a key tool for many professionals. It can detail whether the photographer used a flash, which digital effects were applied to a picture and when the photo was taken.
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Images can contain the precise GPS coordinates for where a photo was taken
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Pictures on Flickr, Photobucket and Picasa Web Albums can contain location data
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Other services, like Facebook, TwitPic and Yfrog, strip that data
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Digital photo experts express concerns over privacy implications

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Question: (@placeholder says it strips the EXIF data from all photos to protect its users' privacy.)


Beijing’s Bird’s Nest Stadium is gearing up for the first Superclásico de las Americas to be held outside of Argentina or Brazil on Saturday and interest from Chinese fans is massive ahead of the historic tie. Fans mobbed Lionel Messi and his Argentina team mates  as they arrived into Beijing International airport and China’s Yangtze Evening News reported an accident was prevented following one fan’s decision to switch escalator’s to get close to the players. Chinese state media Xinhua News Agency has also revealed that the Argentina squad skipped a trip to Beijing’s famous Forbidden City due to security worries.
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Chinese fans in a frenzy over Brazil vs Argentina clash
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Lionel Messi for Argentina and Kaka for Brazil the biggest draws
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Kaka has not featured for Brazil in 18 months but more popular than Barcelona star Neymar in Beijing
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Pollution fears have put match in jeopardy, Messi could play in a mask

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(CNN) -- Think back to the age before GoldieBlox, before gender-neutral Easy-Bake ovens, before "My Princess Boy" or "It Gets Better" or "Lean In." Way before apps for infants or TV networks for toddlers, in the days when "Schoolhouse Rock" was in its infancy. That'd bring you to the early 1970s, when an album in a bright pink sleeve was passed among teachers, parents, librarians and kids. It was called "Free to Be... You and Me," and record players around the country spun songs such as "William's Doll," "Parents are People" and "It's All Right to Cry." When it debuted in 1972, there was nothing else like it -- at least, nothing so popular. It was feminist and multicultural; an early childhood education in empathy; multimedia before anybody used the word. There was the gold record album, a best-selling book and in 1974, an Emmy- and Peabody-winning TV special that starred its creator, Marlo Thomas, "and friends" -- literally, her formidable list of famous pals, including Harry Belafonte, Alan Alda, Diana Ross, Roberta Flack, Carl Reiner, Rosey Grier and a young Michael Jackson.
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'Free to Be... You and Me' was first broadcast on ABC on March 11, 1974
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The TV special came after a "Free to Be..." book and album for children
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Actress and activist Marlo Thomas was inspired by her niece to create "Free to Be..."

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By Kerry Mcdermott PUBLISHED: 12:27 EST, 22 March 2013 | UPDATED: 13:07 EST, 22 March 2013 Chilling photographs reveal the arsenal of deadly weapons recovered from the car of two men accused of plotting to murder soul singer Joss Stone. Police officers found a Samurai sword, knives, a metal spike chisel and hammers in the battered Fiat Punto of Junior Bradshaw, 32, and Kevin Liverpool, 35. The photographs, released today by detectives in Devon and Cornwall, also show maps, bags, a length of hosepipe, black balaclavas and black gloves that were found in the vehicle. Chilling: A samurai sword police found in the possession of Junior Bradshaw and Kevin Liverpool, who are standing trial accused of plotting to murder Joss Stone
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Weapons recovered from Junior Bradshaw and Kevin Liverpool's Fiat Punto
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Pair were arrested seven miles from Joss Stone's isolated home in June 2011
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Black balaclavas, gloves, and a metal spike chisel also found in car
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Pair deny plotting to murder and rob singer, 25, at her Devon home

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The Mr Bean and Blackadder star suffered a shoulder injury in the August 2011 crash but his McLaren F1 supercar took a year to recover at the hands of McLaren's technicians His accident-prone alter ego Mr Bean is every insurer’s nightmare. But spare a thought for Rowan Atkinson’s real-life broker. The actor has successfully claimed £910,000 to fix his McLaren F1 supercar after destroying it in a crash – the highest repair bill ever recorded in Britain. Atkinson lost control of the 240mph car, thought to be worth more than £3million, in August 2011. After veering off a slippery section of the A605 near Peterborough, it hit a tree and burst into flames.
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Rowan Atkinson crashed his £3m McLaran F1 supercar into a tree in 2011
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Actor has successfully claimed £910,000 to fix the rare model
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Repair bill to get car back on the road is highest ever recorded in Britain

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