Chicago (CNN) -- Actress and singer Jennifer Hudson testified Monday in the trial of a man accused of killing her mother, brother and 7-year-old nephew. She broke down in tears several times on the stand as she remembered her family. Hudson was the prosecution's first witness. She identified the defendant, William Balfour, the estranged husband of her sister, Julia. "None of us wanted her to marry him," she said. "We did not like how he treated her." Hudson, dressed in black, also testified about her relationship with her mother, saying she spoke with her mom every day and slept in the same bed with her until she was 16.
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"Where he was, I tried not to be," Jennifer Hudson says of William Balfour
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Balfour is accused of fatally shooting Hudson's mother, brother and nephew
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Nothing riles up the tea party chattering class like a broken pledge against raising taxes. Just ask Sen. Saxby Chambliss, a veteran Georgia Republican who this week turned his back on the Taxpayer Protection Pledge he signed years ago as a rite of passage in right-wing politics. Immediately labeled "worthless" and "a liar" on the website Tea Party Nation, Chambliss symbolizes the political conundrum facing GOP leaders after President Barack Obama's re-election. After years of opposing higher taxes on anyone, Republicans now are under pressure to work out a comprehensive agreement to reduce the nation's chronic federal deficits and debt.
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"He's never promised me anything," Grover Norquist says about Sen. Saxby Chambliss
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Possible presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's health issues have been kept secret for fears they will ruin her eligibility to become president, it has been claimed. The remarkable claim comes in a new book written by journalist Ed Klein which details the rocky relationship between the Obama and the Clinton families. The excerpt on her health includes a claim from a cardiac specialist familiar with Clinton's condition as saying her clotting in the brain could have developed into a stroke. Hillary Clinton pictured yesterday signing copies of her new book 'Hard Choices'. Her book has been released right as another book by Ed Klein claims her serious health issues have been kept secret
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New book 'Blood Feud' alleges Hillary Clinton has serious health issues kept secret due to concerns they may affect any presidency bid
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Claims she has a track record of fainting and a tendency to develop blood clots, discovered during trip to hospital
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Book outlines animosity between Clinton and Obama families and how Barack teases the Clintons over his endorsement of Hillary for 2016

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The U.S. has ordered diplomats' families and non-essential staff to leave its embassies in Sudan and Tunisia as protests against an anti-Muslim video continue to rage across the Islamic world. American citizens have also been warned not to visit either country due to the dangers posed by anti-U.S. riots. The announcements came as the Libyan government revealed that Al Qaeda might have been responsible for the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi that killed the American ambassador and three others. The terrorist network has urged Muslims around the world to step up their protests and kill more diplomats in Islamic countries.
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Diplomats' families and non-essential staff ordered to return to the U.S.
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Violent protests continue in Tunisia, Sudan and throughout Muslim world
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Officials in Sudan prevent U.S. from deploying Marines to protect embassy
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Libyan government says Al Qaeda may be responsible for attack which killed American ambassador on Tuesday night
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Terrorist group urges Muslims to murder more U.S. diplomats
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Congressmen call for end to billions of dollars in aid to Arab countries

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(CNN) -- Ferry service between San Francisco and points north will be suspended Tuesday morning in anticipation of an expected protest, a regional transportation agency said. The Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District announced Monday that there will be no ferry service across San Francisco Bay between the northern California city and Larkspur and Sausalito until about 2 p.m. Tuesday. The agency said it has been engaged in ongoing contract talks with unions representing 375 of its employees, with the next negotiating meeting set for May 7. It said there were reports there will be anything from informational picketing on the Golden Gate Bridge to efforts to shut down traffic on the bridge as well as all ferry services, though those possibilities have not been confirmed by the unions themselves.
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A Bay Area transit agency says ferries won't run from Marin County early Tuesday
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The union is urging members to participate in a "rally" on the Golden Gate Bridge

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New Orleans, Louisiana (CNN) -- Of all the terrifying moments during Hurricane Katrina, one of the worst was when word came that the roof of the Louisiana Superdome was tearing away. During the storm and for days after, the dome was a refuge of last resort for people who had nowhere else to go. It was an iconic image of the city itself, and it became a symbol of all that went wrong with the evacuation. The Superdome suffered severe damage -- 70 percent of its 10-acre roof was ripped away, revealing the metal framework underneath, and allowing oceans of water to flow inside. Over 70,000 stadium seats were soaked, and water poured down over 2 million square feet of walls, electronics and furniture.
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Katrina ripped roof of NFL Superdome stadium as people sought shelter inside
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Superdome restoration largest stadium project of its kind in U.S. history
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72,000 stadium seats were damaged; all but 20,000 seats were saved
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After stadium re-opened, NFL's Saints won their first game and later, the Super Bowl

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Prince Albert II of Monaco paid a visit to the hospital to visit his wife Princess Charlene and their new twins Prince Jacques Honore Ranier and Princess Gabriella Therese Marie. The babies were delivered at the Princess Grace hospital in Monaco, named after their late grandmother. Princess Gabriella was the first born baby, but her younger brother will inherit the Principality's throne. Scroll down for video Prince Albert II, pictured left,  visited his wife and their two children earlier this afternoon in hospital The Prince waved at crowds outside the Princess Grace Hospital in Monaco, named after his late mother
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Princess Charlene of Monaco gave birth to twins by caesarean section
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Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella were born yesterday evening
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Princess Charlene is expected to remain in hospital until Monday
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Prince Albert visited his official first born children earlier today
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By Daily Mail Reporter It was an image posted on Twitter by a seemingly trustworthy source that appeared to capture the on-going heartache suffered by so many in Syria. And within hours it been retweeted thousands of times. But now it has emerged a picture of a four-year-old boy called Marwan wandering in the desert, separated from his family, may have been misleading. In fact, he wasn't alone at all - he was just a little way behind a large group of people. The picture was initially put on Twitter by Andrew Harper, the UNHCR representative to Jordan, who took the picture.
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Picture of Marwan, four, who was found by UN workers wandering the desert, may be misleading
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The close cropped image shows him seemingly separated from his family
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The little boy, one of a million children forced to flee Syria since the conflict began, was reunited with his mother

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By Mark Prigg A sea creature that looked like a stack of tiny ice cream cones has given researchers new insight into the dawn of animal life on Earth. Scottish researchers said they have found fossils of the oldest-known animal-made reef in Namibia. It was built by a small, filter-feeding seabed creature called Cloudina 548 million years ago. A section of reef that was built 550 years ago by tiny animals known as Cloudina. The oldest-known animal-made reef was found in Namibia Cloudina, one of Earth's earliest-known animals, was the first one with a hard skeleton, in this case an outer shell.
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Built by a small seabed creature called Cloudina 548 million years ago
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One of Earth's earliest-known animals and the first with a hard skeleton,
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Shows reef building began 18 million years earlier than previously thought

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(CNN)About an hour and a half before Odin Lloyd was shot to death, the suspect in his killing, Aaron Hernandez, was captured on video dancing at a gas station south of Boston. The former New England Patriots player has pleaded not guilty in the death of Lloyd, 27. The victim was dating the sister of Hernandez's fiancee. In security surveillance video shown in court Thursday, Hernandez pulls up at a gas station just after 2 a.m. on June 17, 2013. He gets out, and so does Carlos Ortiz, who has also pleaded not guilty in the killing and is being tried separately. Prosecutors say Ernest Wallace, who is charged with being an accessory after the fact, was also in the car.
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On that fateful night, Aaron Hernandez also had dinner with friends at a bar in Rhode Island
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The former New England Patriots player has pleaded not guilty to the killing

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By Luke Garratt and Emily Kent Smith An Agence France-Press journalist, his wife and two young children are among the nine dead after four teenage Taliban with mini pistols hidden in their socks opened fire in a Kabul hotel yesterday. Reporter Sardar Ahmad, 40, had been based in Kabul and was at the Serena hotel with his three children and wife Humaira when Taliban gunmen stormed into the building and killed nine people. Mr Ahmad's youngest son is believed to have survived the attack and is said to have undergone emergency treatment. Agence France-Press (AFP) reporter Sardar Ahmad was killed in the attack on Kabul's Serena hotel. This picture was taken just hours before Mr Ahmad, his wife and two of his three children were gunned down
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Guests heard gunfire from the restaurant at Serena hotel, Kabul last night
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Agence France-Press Journalist Sardar Ahmad was killed
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Wife and two children also dead - youngest son believed to have survived
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AFP pay tribute to 'talented' and 'charming' journalist
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Nine people including four foreigners were killed
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The Taliban has taken responsibility for the attack in Afghanistan capital
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Attack was intended to harm foreign nationals and dignitaries
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Hotel is known as 'safest in Kabul' due to upgrades after 2008 terror attack

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(EW.com) -- Who had more money thrown at him this weekend? A bong-smoking teddy bear with a bad attitude or Channing Tatum in a sparkly G-string? Surprisingly, the stuffed animal proved the victor! Family Guy creator Seth MacFarlane's raunchy comedy "Ted," which stars Mark Wahlberg and Mila Kunis, earned an impressive $54.1 million out of 3,239 theaters during its debut weekend -- the third-best debut ever for an R rated comedy behind the openings of "The Hangover Part II" ($85.9 million) and "Sex and the City" ($57 million) -- and the best debut ever for an original comedic storyline. What went right? According to Universal's President of Domestic Distribution Nikki Rocco, "The film. The marketing. The advertising -- that's what went right!"
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Raunchy comedy "Ted" earned an impressive $54.1 million its debut weekend
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"Magic Mike" grossed a tremendous $39.2 million its opening weekend
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Disney-Pixar's "Brave" dropped in its second weekend to a still-strong $34 million

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Question: Still, "Magic Mike" shouldn't be viewed as anything but a huge winner -- especially for its star, @placeholder, whose banner year continues.


It is seen as the modern rite of passage - a stag weekend in a European city ahead of a groom's big day. But if you're looking for a boys-only trip without breaking the bank, then you can forget Ibiza and had better head to Bratislava instead. According to the latest statistics, the Slovakian capital is the best budget spot for celebrating your last days of singledom with  mates. No.1 Currency has named Bratislava, Slovakia the best value stag do getaway destination Bonding with your pals in Bratislava doesn't have to be expensive - 'stag do essentials' add up to just £96
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According to No.1 Currency, in Bratislava, 'stag do essentials' tally just £96
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Ibiza tops the list at over £300, while Magaluf comes out at £193
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(CNN) -- Chris Hoy became Great Britain's most decorated Olympian of all time after his victory in the men's keirin took his tally to six gold medals. Hoy fought off a late charge from Germany's Maximilian Levy in the final sprint to cross the line first and then confirmed he is "99.9%" certain never to race in the Olympics again. The 36-year-old was roared home by a vociferous crowd in the Velodrome to complete a dream Games for Team GB who won seven of the 10 track cycling gold medals on offer. Earlier in the day Laura Trott added to the gold she won in the women's team pursuit with triumph in the omnium event, but home crowd favorite Victoria Pendleton was beaten to gold by Australian Anna Meares in the individual sprint.
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Chris Hoy becomes Britain's most decorated Olympian after winning sixth gold
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Hoy took top honors in the men's Keirin to take second gold of London Games
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Australia's Anna Meares wins gold in the women's sprint beating Victoria Pendleton
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Laura Trott wins women's omnium event to give Team GB seven golds out of ten

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(CNN) -- Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl's release from Taliban captivity was largely celebrated at first. In the ensuing days, however, several serious issues about death, honor and the law have arisen, and those issues continue to grow. Is Bergdahl in military trouble? Any legal issues about Bergdahl, who's been accused of desertion, will be addressed once he has returned to U.S. soil. He's now being treated at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center in Germany. A senior U.S. defense official said this week that Bergdahl has not been classified a deserter and is still scheduled to be promoted to the rank of staff sergeant later this month.
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NEW: Pentagon finds "no evidence" about soldier deaths in Bergdahl case, source says
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Whether Bergdahl is in trouble with the Army will have to wait until he's in U.S.
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Controversy roils over whether soldiers were killed because of search
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Obama broke the law in not notifying Congress, professor says

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A new picture of V. Stiviano and ex-lover Donald Sterling was released today, giving another taste of the May-December couple's strange dynamic. In the image exclusively obtained by InTouch, Stiviano jokingly holds a knife up to Sterling's throat while dining out at a Los Angeles steak house a year ago - a symbolic omen of the backstabbing to come. 'It was typical V., being crazy,' Rachel Rodriguez, a former friend of the couple, told the magazine. Scroll down for video Donald Sterling smiles while ex-girlfriend V Stiviano holds a steak knife to his throat in a never-before seen image of the couple taken last year
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The newly released photo was taken last year when the couple dined out at a Los Angeles steak house
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On Tuesday, Sterling talked about the recent sale of the Clippers while attending a charity dinner
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The 80-year-old said 'everything is just the way it should be'
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The NBA's Board of Governors was set to vote Sterling to sell his team, but that vote was cancelled when he transferred ownership to his wife
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Last week, Shelly Sterling sold the team to ex-Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer for $2billion
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Shelly Sterling was also spotted out last night, dining at Craig's Steakhouse in West Hollywood

Question: Stiviano went on to get @placeholder banned from the NBA, when she recorded Sterling's racial slurs during private conversations.


It has been more than 1,000 days since a Christian pastor was thrown into an Iranian jail for leaving Islam and sentenced to death for, as the U.S. State Department put it, "simply following his faith." On Monday, the agency once again called on Iran to release Youcef Nadarkhani. "Pastor Nadarkhani still faces the threat of execution for simply following his faith, and we repeat our call for Iranian authorities to release him immediately," said a statement from State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland. His next scheduled court date is September 8. Nadarkhani, born to Muslim parents in the northern Iranian town of Rasht, converted to Christianity when he was 19.
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Youcef Nadarkhani's next scheduled court date is September 8
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He has been sentenced to death for leaving Islam
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The House has passed a resolution condemning Iran for imprisoning him
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Nadarkhani's case has galvanized American Christians

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The moment a captive polar bear gave birth to two tiny cubs was captured on camera in what is thought to be the first such footage ever taken. Seven-year-old polar bear Giovanna gave birth to her twins two days ago in the birthing den at the Hellabrunn Zoo in Munich, Germany. They are the only polar bear cubs to be born in captivity in Europe this year and, incredibly, their mother positioned herself in the direct view of CCTV cameras set up to record the moment. Mother's love: Seven-year-old polar bear mother Giovanna snuggles up with her twin cubs after they were born at Hellabrunn Zoo in Munich, Germany, on Monday, the first time such a birth has been filmed in colour
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Twins are the only polar bear cubs to be born in a European zoo this year
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Birth was captured in colour by CCTV cameras set up in the enclosure
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Mother and babies are both said to be doing well

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Two women who spiked their victims with a dangerous drug known as 'Devil's Breath' before robbing them have been arrested in Colombia. Nini Johana Rey Sanchez, 33, and Jenny Fabiola Rodriguez Velasquez, 29, would prey on lonely men in the nightclubs and bars in Bogota, before slipping the potent drug scopolamine into their drink Scopolamine, known on the streets of the South American country as 'The Devil's Breath', causes people to lose their free will and their memory. Arrested: The women - who worked together under the nickname the Nanitas - have been arrested after stealing an estimated £27,000 in cash and goods
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Duo dubbed the Nanitas arrested following crime spree in Bogota
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Potent scopolamine - known as 'The Devil's Breath' - incapacitates victims
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Within minutes, victims are like 'zombies' - coherent, but with no free
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Men left with no memory...and no money after bank accounts cleaned out
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Colombian police warn men to beware glamorous women in city's bars

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(Financial Times) -- Foxconn, the contract manufacturer whose biggest customer is Apple, is preparing genuinely representative labour union elections in its factories in China for the first time, a powerful sign of the changes in the workshop of the world demanded by an increasingly restive workforce. This would be the first such exercise at a large company in China, where labour unions have traditionally been controlled by management and local government. Foxconn is the country's largest private sector employer with 1.2m mainland workers. The Taiwanese company, the world's largest contract maker of electronics, said that the new election process would see a larger representation of junior employees and no management involvement.
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Foxconn preparing representative labor union elections in China factories for first time
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Foxconn says elections will include more junior employees, no management involvement.
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Move is in response to frequent worker protests, soaring labour costs

Question: "The process through which @placeholder's current labour union representatives were chosen was not democratic because there was no open and transparent nomination of candidates, and it is not representative because more than half of the committee members are from management," said one person working on the election plans.


By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 13:03 EST, 14 December 2012 | UPDATED: 03:39 EST, 15 December 2012 Officials in Carson City, Nevada have declared a California woman the rightful owner of $7.4 million in gold coins found in the home of her late cousin. City Clerk-Recorder Alan Glover said a month's worth of genealogical research determined Arlene Magdanz, a first cousin to the late Walter Samasko Jr., was the only living relative of the man, who died in May. Inheritance: Substitute teacher Arlene Magdanz has been officially declared the rightful owner of $7.4million in gold coins found in her first cousin's garage after he died
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Substitute teacher Arlene Magdanz officially declared rightful owner of gold coins
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Walter Samasko Jr died with only $200 in his bank account, but officials discovered windfall of gold coins in recluse's garage, valued at more than $7million
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Samasko hadn't held steady job since 1968 and used investment money to purchase coins

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Three weeks after it was revealed the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are expecting a second child, some punters are placing sums of at least £1,000 on its name. And with speculation rife as to what Prince William and Kate will call their new child, one of the most authoritative of royal authors claimed today that he is convinced they will name it after Diana. Andrew Morton - who wrote a biography of the Princess of Wales which revealed the truth behind her strained royal relationships - said a daughter would be given the name Elizabeth Diana Windsor. Scroll down for video
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Prince William and Kate 'spent hours discussing what to call new child'
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Royal biographer Andrew Morton claims they have decided girl's name
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Coral's favourites are Elizabeth (10/1), James (11/1) and Victoria (12/1)

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Britain's spies tried to recruit an agent in North Korea who could provide top-secret information on its fledgling nuclear programme, leaked intelligence documents have revealed. MI6 wanted details about the dictatorship’s plans in a ‘long-term relationship in return for payment’. The sensitive revelation emerged from a cache of hundreds of secret documents that were leaked to media organisations and published last night. Asking for help: MI6 tried to recruit a North Korean agent, meeting the insider for two hours, this cable shows The electronic files, handed to the Al Jazeera news agency, could cause embarrassment to Britain and other governments in the wake of the revelations two years ago by Edward Snowden.
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MI6 had 2-hour meeting with North Korean 'target' and offered payment
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Undated cable asked South African spies for help with 'joint operation'
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Detail emerged in huge cache of leaked cables from Mossad, MI6 and CIA
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Another showed Israeli spies contracted  own PM on Iran's nuclear plans
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Netanyahu said Iran was close to a bomb - but spies said country wasn't
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Obama is also said to have 'threatened' Palestine's bid for UN statehood
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Israeli spies appeared to contradict their own prime minister's dramatic claim that Iran was close to having a nuclear bomb
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South Korean intelligence targeted the leader of Greenpeace
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South African agents spied on Russia over a £65million joint satellite deal
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British  officials helped block the sale of equipment by a South African company to Iran
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Barack Obama 'threatened' Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas over his bid to win formal statehood for Palestine

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Question: Quote: The report featured a 'bottom line', which Israeli officials have argued did follow @placeholder's warning


Many women and A-listers spend thousands of pounds dressing themselves in dazzling couture gowns made from the most luxurious materials available. But one photographer has showcased the unlikely elegance one of the world's cheapest materials can exude when crafted stylishly. Iban Montero has unveiled an editorial featuring gorgeous gowns, hats, skirts and waistcoats that could easily be mistaken for designs by Christian Dior or Philip Treacy. But there is one difference: these dresses are made from paper. Stunning: Photographer Iban Montero has unveiled an editorial featuring gorgeous gowns...made from paper Elegant: Model Natalia Iturregui looks effortlessly stylish in a 50s-inspired shoot
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Photographer Iban Montero shot fashion editorial titled Limited Paper
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Designs by stylist and designer Ane Lopez, modelled by Natalia Iturregui

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(CNN)  -- The death of a spectator overshadowed an intriguing 14th stage of the Tour de France which saw Rinaldo Nocentini desperately cling on to the leader's yellow jersey in cycling's premier event. George Hincapie, front, upstaged his compatriot and former teammate Lance Armstrong to take second place overall. A woman died after being hit by a police motorcycle on Saturday afternoon in Wittelsheim, a village in Alsace in northeastern France which is 40 kilometers from the start of the race's leg from Colmar to Besancon. French police told CNN that two other people were injured and taken to hospital.
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A woman dies after being hit by a police motorcycle during the 14th stage
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Rinaldo Nocentini of Italy retains leader's yellow jersey after surviving big scare
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George Hincapie moves up to second place, Lance Armstrong drops to fourth

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London, England (CNN) -- Britain's Prince Andrew has denied knowing anything about his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson's alleged offer to an undercover tabloid newspaper reporter to sell access to Queen Elizabeth's second son for £500,000 ($723,000). His comments came after News of the World posted a video on its Web site Sunday that appears to show Ferguson accepting money from an undercover reporter in exchange for an introduction to Prince Andrew. Ferguson is also filmed on hidden camera telling the reporter -- who was posing as a wealthy businessman -- that a payment of £500,000 "opens doors" to Andrew. She then shakes hands with the reporter after he accepts the deal.
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Prince Andrew denies knowing about ex-wife's alleged offer to sell access to him
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British tabloid posted video of Sarah Ferguson meeting with undercover reporter
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Video appears to show her accepting money in exchange for access to ex-husband
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Ferguson apologizes: "I very deeply regret the situation"

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(PEOPLE.com) -- Saturday was the big day for "Bachelor" and "Dancing with the Stars" contestant Melissa Rycroft, who tied the knot with her fiancé, insurance agent Tye Strickland, in Mexico on Saturday, PEOPLE has learned. The couple, who met three years ago in their hometown Dallas, got engaged in June, less than four months after Rycroft was jilted on national television by "Bachelor" star Jason Mesnick. "I'm really happy for her," Mesnick told PEOPLE. "This whole journey took her to a place where things looked like they were down for her. But then she ended up with the person she was meant to be with. That's what life's all about. I couldn't be happier for her."
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"The Bachelor" contestant got engaged four months after being jilted on national television
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Rycroft married insurance agent Tye Strickland in Mexico on Saturday
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Rycroft and Strickland earlier ended their relationship when she left for  "The Bachelor"

Question: Indeed, after what looked like a downer season of "The Bachelor", it turns out that @placeholder and his top three choices on the dating show all found love in 2009.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor Britain’s new man in Brussels is set to be a Tory peer he seems to struggle to get David Cameron to listen to him. Lord Hill – who once tried, and failed, to resign from the government - has been nominated as the UK's candidate to become European Commissioner. But just three weeks when asked if he would take the job, he replied: ‘Non, non, non.’ Lord Hill insisted three weeks ago that he did not want the EU Commissioner job, but his name will be put to a summit in Brussels this week
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Prime Minister nominates Tory peer as the UK's new EU Commissioner
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Three weeks ago Lord Hill said he did not want job and liked living in Britain
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He's got his clothes, his boots, his motorcycle and a whole lot more besides. Meet the world's number one Arnold Schwarzenegger superfan - celebrating his muscle-bound idol’s 67th birthday by showing off his incredible $80,000 memorabilia collection for the first time. Randy Jennings, 42, from Sacramento, California has been hopelessly hooked on Schwarzenegger films since sneaking into the cinema to watch Conan the Barbarian when he was 11-year-old. Hero worship: Schwarzenegger superfan Randy Jennings shows off his collection of Arnie memorabilia The children’s book illustrator, who is married and has a five-year-old son, dedicates hours every day managing his Arnie fansite which currently attracts around 45,000 new followers every month.
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Randy Jennings became hooked on Schwarzenegger at the age of 11
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Dreamed of being like Conan the Barbarian after sneaking into cinema
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He has collected over 40,000 Arnie-related objects for his man cave
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Travelled over 30,000 miles in 17-years to promote Arnie to other fans
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He has spotted the star on 60 occasions and spoken to him 20 times

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An eager NOFX fan who jumped on stage to hug Fat Mike got more than he bargained for when he was slammed to the ground by the lead singer. Sydney local Alex Medak attended the band's Sydney show on Tuesday night, when he decided it would be a good idea to invade the stage and grab a moment with his favourite rocker. However, Mike Burkett aka 'Fat Mike' had been complaining of neck pain throughout the show and didn't take too kindly to the Alex's stage dash. Scroll down for video An eager NOFX fan who jumped on stage to hug Fat Mike got more than he bargained for when he was slammed to the ground by the lead singer
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NOFX lead singer Fat Mike punched a fan and kicked him in the face
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The incident happened at NOFX's Sydney concert on Tuesday night
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Alex Medak jumped on-stage at the gig and put his arm around Mike's neck
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Mike had been complaining of neck pain throughout the concert
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The singer reacted to the stage invader by punching and kicking him
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Alex walked away with only a swollen lip
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Fat Alex has apologised on his Twitter account
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He has offered to buy Alex a beer and has put him on the guest list for Friday's show

Question: Within seconds, @placeholder turns around, pushing the stage invader's arm away from him and punching him directly in the face.


PARIS, France (CNN) -- Debris from Air France 447, which crashed en route from Brazil to France last month, killing 228 people, has arrived in France, the French air accident investigation agency BEA said Wednesday. Searchers have discovered hundreds of pieces of wreckage from Air France Flight 447. "The debris ... will be sent to Toulouse where they will be examined at the Center of Aeronautics Tests of Toulouse (a branch of the Defense Ministry) under the control of the police and the BEA investigators," said the French air accident investigation agency BEA. The wreckage was transported to France from Brazil by the ship "La Ville de Bordeaux," according to the plane's manufacturer Airbus. It will be taken overland to Toulouse by truck.
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Debris from Air France 447, which crashed last month, has arrived in France
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Plane went down off Brazil on June 1, killing all 228 aboard
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French oceanographic ship will conduct new searches for data recorders

Question: "We want to stress that for the sake of the families, we hope that the search for the black boxes will be successful," an @placeholder representative told CNN.


Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- Twenty Ukrainian prisoners of war have been released under the ceasefire between Kiev and pro-Russian rebels signed in Minsk, Belarus, last week, Ukraine's President Petro Poroshenko said Monday. Ukraine's counterterrorist operation press office said the freed prisoners were Ukrainian troops, telling CNN they had been exchanged for a "terrorist." Speaking in the port city of Mariupol, south of Donetsk, Poroshenko said 33 Ukrainian servicemen who had refused to surrender had also been able to leave the conflict zone. The Russian state news agency ITAR-Tass quoted the vice premier of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic, Andrei Purgin, as saying both sides had agreed to exchange "30 for 30" prisoners as a starting point.
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Ukraine and rebels confirm a prisoner release under the Minsk truce agreement
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The Kremlin says the Ukrainian and Russian presidents discussed the truce Monday
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Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko confirms death of one soldier, one civilian

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(CNN) -- Gifts have been arriving at the Steffel home in Kalida, Ohio, every day. Blankets, photographs, paintings. It started with a simple request that grieving father Nathen Steffel posted to Reddit on Sunday: "My daughter recently passed away after a long battle in the children's hospital. She was in the hospital her whole life and we were never able to get a photo without all her tubes. Can someone remove the tubes?" The image of their daughter, Sophia, connected to breathing tubes is the Steffels' favorite because it captured her during one of few times she was awake. In the photo her eyes are wide open and she appears to be staring into the camera.
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Baby dies after long struggle with liver tumor
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Parents turn to Reddit for help retouching favorite photo
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Hundreds respond with photos, drawings, gifts

Question: @placeholder's sister told him she's comforted by all the attention -- happy that Sophia's story didn't just end at the hospital.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:19 EST, 24 December 2012 | UPDATED: 05:47 EST, 26 December 2012 A pioneering Libyan rap group who had to censor their lyrics under the repressive Gaddafi regime are taking YouTube by storm since the downfall of the dictator. Good Against Bad (GAB), which were founded in 2006, were finally able to play their first open public performance at the weekend. The rap group - one of a tiny number in the north African country - were forced to only write about friendship, music and love and avoid political topic for fear of reprisals.
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The pioneering group Good Against Bad played their first public gig on Friday
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They had to censor their lyrics under the Gaddafi regime for fear of reprisals
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Their song Libya Bleed was the soundtrack to the Libya Revolution

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(CNN) -- Lewis Hamilton reserved a barnstorming final lap in qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix to take his fourth pole of the season Saturday. With his 35th career pole, Hamilton relegated Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg to second on the grid as he bids for his fourth straight win of the season. Victory in Sunday's race would see Hamilton leapfrog Rosberg in the world title standings and would be his first at the Circuit of Catalunya. But it proved another sorry afternoon for four-time defending champion Sebastian Vettel, who could not take part in the final part of qualifying after "losing drive" in his Red Bull, and was later penalized five grid places for a gearbox change.
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Lewis Hamilton takes pole for Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona
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Teammate Nico Rosberg is second on the grid
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Daniel Ricciardo in third for Red Bull
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NEW: Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel five-place grid penalty

Question: But @placeholder showed his superiority despite doubts he would have to give second best, clocking a time of one minute 25.232 seconds.


(CNN) -- From a 2-0 defeat at Oxford United on November 6, 1986 to a English Premier League coronation party through the streets of Manchester on May 13. Alex Ferguson's 26-year reign at Manchester United has seen the club transformed from a sleeping giant to a relentless, trophy-winning juggernaut in both the football arena and the sports business world. Following Wednesday's announcement that the Scot, the most successful coach in English football history, will end his Old Trafford tenure, CNN marks seven moments which have defined Ferguson's career. Sacked by St Mirren Ferguson's managerial career has been littered with glorious highs, but it has not been without its lows, none more so than in 1978 when Ferguson was in charge of Scottish team St Mirren.
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Alex Ferguson will retire as Manchester United manager at the end of the season
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The Scot has been in charge of the Old Trafford club since 1986
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Ferguson has led the club to 13 English Premier League titles and five FA Cup wins
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United have also twice won the European Champions League under Ferguson

Question: He oversaw a remarkable upturn in St MIrren's fortunes which saw the unheralded club win the second-tier of Scottish football in 1977 with a squad which bore classic hallmarks of a @placeholder team, notably his faith in young players.

Question: May 26, 1999, was a night which simultaneously defied belief and defined Ferguson's @placeholder reign.


Officials have confirmed that it will take around one year to repair the damage done to the launch pad caused by the Antares explosion. The rocket blew up six seconds after taking off on 28 October from the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport on Wallops Island in Virginia But Orbital Sciences, who manufacture and operate the rocket, say they could be ready to launch another as soon as 2016. Officials have confirmed the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport launchpad in Virginia (shown after the explosion) could be repaired as soon as 2015. The Antares rocket exploded seconds after lift-off on 28 October, but in a statement it was revealed the pad escaped severe damage
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Officials have confirmed the launchpad could be repaired by 2015
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The Antares rocket exploded seconds after lift-off on 28 October
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It was launching from the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport in Virginia
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But in a statement it was revealed the pad escaped severe damage
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And Orbital Sciences, who manufacture and operate the rocket, have said a new version of Antares could launch as soon as 2016
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This will be using new engines, which will be tested in a 'hot fire' next year
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The unmanned Cygnus spacecraft, contracted by Nasa to take cargo to the ISS, could be launched on another rocket before Antares is ready

Question: And in a separate release, @placeholder confirmed they would launch a new Antares rocket by the end of 2016.


Moscow  (CNN)Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov was shot and killed Friday night in central Moscow, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation said in a statement Saturday, prompting immediate speculation from fellow opposition figures that the killing was targeted. A deputy prime minister in the late 1990s under President Boris Yeltsin, Nemtsov had been one of current President Vladimir Putin's most vocal critics. Putin quickly condemned the killing of Nemtsov and expressed his condolences to his family, the Kremlin said. Putin also ordered three law enforcement agencies to put together a task force to investigate the shooting, Russian news agency Itar-Tass reported.
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A mourning march will be held Sunday in place of a planned opposition rally, Russian media reports
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Opposition leader was shot while walking on bridge near Kremlin, authorities say
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Boris Nemtsov criticized elections, Olympics, Putin, Kremlin's Ukraine policies

Question: He had most recently been critical of the Kremlin's handling of the @placeholder crisis.

Question: "In @placeholder's atmosphere of hatred & violence, abroad & in Russia, bloodshed is the prerequisite to show loyalty, that you are on the team," he added.


By Rachel Quigley PUBLISHED: 15:29 EST, 15 August 2013 | UPDATED: 15:40 EST, 15 August 2013 The father of missing Utah woman Susan Powell - who has been missing since 2009 - is determined to keep looking for his daughter even though police have given up, and still has hope she may be alive, it emerged today. Chuck Cox, from Oregon, has now dedicated his life to finding his daughter and spends most of his days traveling along Interstate 84 - where he believes Josh Powell may have disposed of her body - and following up tips. He retired from his job as a veteran crash investigator with the Federal Aviation Administration so he could spend his days searching.
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Susan Cox Powell vanished from the family home in Salt Lake City in the middle of the night in 2009
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Charlie Cox has always suspected her husband Josh was responsible
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Josh Powell set fire to his home, killing himself and his two sons in 2012
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Cox retired from his job to spend the rest of his days looking for Susan

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A photographer who shared an image of a 13-year-old boy from Brooklyn on his website has helped to raise more than $1.2 million for a public school located in New York City's most dangerous and crime-ridden location - and earned his young subject a meeting with President Barack Obama in the process. Last month, Humans of New York creator Brandon Stanton was in Brooklyn's Brownsville neighborhood when he ran into Vidal Chastanet and asked him to participate in his online photography project, which involves him sharing candid shots of New Yorkers, along with a personal quote from the person about the life.
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Humans of New York creator Brandon Stanton, 30, started the campaign after sharing a photo of student Vidal Chastanet, 13, on his website
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Alongside the image, the student named his principal Nadia Lopez as the greatest influence in his life
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Since the start of the campaign, Vidal, Ms Lopez and Mr Stanton have appeared on Good Morning America and visited President Barack Obama and the Ellen DeGeneres Show

Question: Touching tribute: @placeholder's words (pictured) about his principal's influence on his life touched millions of people


They were taken from their homes, some pulled from their beds, in the middle of the night. They were fathers, brothers and sons, members of the U.S.-allied Albu Nimr tribe -- the Sunni clan considered among the last holdouts against ISIS in Iraq's western desert. About 50 members of the tribe were abducted in Hit in Anbar province, west of Baghdad, during the early morning hours on Saturday, Sheikh Nabil Al-Ga'oud, a tribal leader, told CNN. Their fate is unknown. But Al-Ga'oud and others believe they are likely dead, the latest casualties of ISIS who have killed hundreds of members of the tribe in mass executions in recent days.
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Hundreds of members of Albu Nimr tribe have been killed by ISIS
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ISIS fighters carried out public executions of tribesmen in Hit
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Group had more than 50 members abducted by ISIS Saturday
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Earlier in the week, many others had been killed

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By David Kent Manchester City will play in all blue next season as they attempt to defend their Premier League title. City have released their new kit for the season which features shorts that are the same colour as the shirt - a departure from last season's white shorts. The Nike kit also has a darker v-neck collar and the sleeves have a dark edging, too. Dressed to impress: City's new kit for the season will feature a darker navy collar Keeping it cool: City's new kit features technology (right) to keep the players cool All blue: Jesus Navas celebrates scoring a goal in City's new kit for the upcoming campaign
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New Nike kit features blue shorts the same colour as the shirt
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City kick off new season against Arsenal in the Community Shield
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First Premier League game is away to Newcastle

Question: Inside the back of the neck is a dark blue pennant tab with the bold statement 'We are @placeholder' in laser blue.


American Sniper is a blockbuster hit, but that does not mean it's universally loved. The film has become a political point of controversy between left-wing filmmakers who think the movie is propaganda and conservative politicians dedicated to deafening the memory of slain Navy SEAL Chris Kyle whose memoir inspired the film. The Academy Award-nominated movie stars Bradley Cooper as real-life Navy SEAL Kyle, who became the deadliest sniper in U.S. history for making more than 150 kills. He was tragically killed just a few years after leaving the military, allegedly by a fellow soldier struggling with PTSD. Michael Moore was the first to speak out against the film on Twitter last week by calling snipers 'cowards'. He has continued to rant about both the film and the Iraq War for the past two weeks while American Sniper has set box-office records. Meanwhile, conservatives like Sarah Palin have been calling Moore out for his 'disrespect' of U.S.troops.
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Filmmaker went on Twitter and Facebook rant this weekend, defending his comments on American Sniper
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He also explained the many ways he has aided soldiers through charity
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Film stars Bardley Cooper as real-life Navy SEAL Chris Kyle, who became deadliest sniper in U.S. military history before his tragic premature death
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Sarah Palin defended the film this weekend while attending the Iowa Freedom Summit; posed with sign that read 'F*** you Michael Moore'

Question: 'American hero': Chris Kyle, pictured above in 2012, a year before his death, has been defended by the likes of @placeholder


By Daniel Bates PUBLISHED: 02:00 EST, 19 November 2013 | UPDATED: 14:06 EST, 19 November 2013 Anjelica Huston has lifted the lid on a series of stormy relationships with older men including the moment she slit her wrist with a razor in rage and desperation during the stormy love affair she had with celebrity photographer Bob Richardson. Huston was just 18 and Richardson was 42 when they first met in 1969 at a photo shoot for Harper's Bazaar as publicity for 'A Walk with Love and Death', the film she was in directed by her father. Writing in her new memoir out today, A Story Lately Told: Coming of Age in Ireland, London and New York, the first of her two-part autobiography, she says there was an instant attraction.
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Anjelica Huston had torrid affair with 42-year-old married photographer Bob Richardson at 18 after they met at photo shoot in 1969
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Richardson was bipolar and four days into one of his 'vile moods' she reveals she slashed her wrists in desperation
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Revelations in first part of her autobiography A Story Lately Told
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She writes about her childhood and early love affairs with string of older men who found her irresistible
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Reveals how she was seduced by actor James Fox when she was a 17-year-old schoolgirl - he was 28

Question: @placeholder became his muse and inspiration but his mental health problems played havoc with their lives; he was bi-polar and suffering from schizophrenia and spent days in vile moods.


By Kerry Mcdermott PUBLISHED: 10:37 EST, 10 August 2013 | UPDATED: 11:27 EST, 10 August 2013 Chaotic violence that erupted during loyalist riots in Belfast left 56 police officers injured and parts of the city centre wrecked. Protestors who ran amok through the streets and attacked police with missiles including scaffolding poles and paving stones ripped up from a main shopping area are guilty of 'mindless anarchy', Northern Ireland's Chief Constable said. The region's top officer Matt Baggott said the militant protestors had scarred Belfast's reputation. Scroll down for video Clash: In total 56 police officers were injured when violence erupted in Belfast as protestors attempted to block the route of the Anti-Internment League parade
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Protestors pelted police with scaffolding poles and stones in Royal Avenue
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More than 1,000 loyalist demonstrators descended on republican rally
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Northern Ireland's Chief Constable has condemned the violence

Question: 'Mindless anarchy': Violence erupted in the @placeholder area as more than a thousand loyalist demonstrators gathered to protest at a republican rally in Belfast


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 18:39 EST, 3 October 2012 | UPDATED: 02:05 EST, 4 October 2012 Oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens and his fourth wife Madeleine are filing for divorce after seven years of marriage. The separation is amicable although the couple are 'saddened' by the split, according to Pickens' spokesman. Boone Pickens, an Oklahoma native, has made $1.2billion from oil drilling and corporate takeovers. The 84-year-old tycoon and philanthropist has become a vocal advocate for alternative energy in recent years. Luxury lifestyle: Texas oil billionaire T. Boone Pickens has split with wife Madeleine after seven years of marriage
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T. Boone Pickens married widow Madeleine, 65, at her Californian home
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Mrs Pickens, an animal rights activist, was previously married to Gulfstream Aerospace founder Allen Paulson
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Couple had homes in exclusive Preston Hollow suburb of Dallas where George W Bush is a neighbor
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Pickens, who is worth $1.2bn, has been married three times before

Question: He had planned to build the world's largest wind farm in @placeholder but put plans on hold during the economic turn-down.


(CNN) -- The United States Senate's proud slogan -- "world's greatest deliberative body" -- seems out of place in the current atmosphere where distrust and bitterness dominate and persuasion and freewheeling debate seem like relics of a bygone era. But on Wednesday, senators will take small steps aimed at restoring their "deliberative" functions when they take up a minor, non-confrontational, bipartisan bill providing block grants for child care programs. What separates this bill from any other in recent memory is that Democratic leaders, who control the floor, won't dictate what amendments get debated and put up for a vote. They've refused to do that in the past, fearing Republicans would load bills with unrelated "gotcha" amendments designed to punish Democrats politically.
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Effort led by two senators aims to restore some semblance of deliberation
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They'll try to get things going on a non-controversial child care bill
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Senate has been gripped by partisan battles

Question: Bipartisan bills dealing with sentencing reform, energy efficiency, and manufacturing innovation fit that description and could be considered next, a @placeholder aide said.


A crazed man - who has hurt himself in public before - went on a raged-filed rant about the IRS and then attempted suicide in full view of Matt Lauer and the Today show team in Rockefeller Plaza this morning. Pak Chong Mar, 72, from the New York City borough of Queens began to cut his wrists as he stood in the audience for the popular breakfast show, screaming 'the IRS is watching me', before he was pepper sprayed and subdued by NYPD and Today show security. And it was revealed this afternoon that this is not the first time that Pak has hurt himself in public. In August 1995, he chopped off three of his fingers with a meat cleaver and threw his severed digits at the crowd during the Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival in Flushing.
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Man who tried to kill himself in front of Today show crew this morning named as 72-year-old Pak Chong Mar
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Witnesses said he was screaming about the IRS
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NYPD and Today show security stopped him and he was transported to St. Luke's Hospital
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Police drew and aimed their guns at the man before he began slicing his own body
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Matt Lauer and his co-host's were forced to move indoors to complete their morning broadcast

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(CNN) -- U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is questioning the effectiveness of the manhunt for fugitive warlord Joseph Kony and his Lord's Resistance Army, saying African Union troops are short on equipment, food and transportation. In a 14-page report to the U.N. Security Council, Ban urged member nations to provide the needed resources, warning the troops would be able to carry out their mission. "The initiative itself lacks adequate and predictable funding for its operations. Without the necessary resources, the African Union will be unable to execute this important task fully," Ban said in the report released Thursday. The African Union stepped up efforts this year to capture Kony, deploying 5,000 troops in March after a resurgence in attacks by the group left thousands dead and displaced 445,000 people in Uganda, South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Central African Republic, according to U.N. estimates.
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Ban Ki-Moon warns the African Union forces are short on resources
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Joseph Kony is wanted by the International Criminal Court
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He is accused of crimes against humanity for the alleged use of child soldiers
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He stands accused of conscripting children as soldiers and sex slaves

Question: "The political will notwithstanding, the national authorities highlighted implementation challenges, including the need for additional resources, equipment, training, transportation and food rations to enable troops to mount effective operations against @placeholder," Ban said, according to the report.


By James  Nye Described as the 'last stop at the bottom of the world' by some of its 6,000 or so hapless and homeless residents, Los Angeles' Skid Row is a grim circus of pimps, drug dealers, hustlers and prostitutes. For most of the men and women sleeping and wandering the downtown streets of the City of Angels the idea of divine intervention is as distant as the glimmering lights of Mullholland Drive and the Hollywood Hills. Their stories are easy to ignore, which is what inspired one documentary filmmaker to brave the violent, tent filled sidewalks to reveal life for what it is on the mean streets of America's second city.
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Australian filmmaker Shanks Rajendran spent 18 months in Skid Row, Los Angeles
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Enlisted the help of local man, Lavell Putman, who acted as his guide
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Engineered unprecedented access to the drug addled streets of downtown
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Met drug dealers, pimps and their prostitutes in an effort to expose the reality
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The feature-length film is unflinching in its portrayal of the destitution of America's second largest city

Question: Some of the doors that @placeholder opened were quite literal.


LINKENHOLT, England (CNN) -- Hidden away in the hills of Hampshire lies the village of Linkenholt. This idyllic community, home to just 50 people comes complete with grand Edwardian manor house, cricket pavilion and grounds, blacksmith's forge, rectory, shooting grounds, 22 houses and grade 2 listed cottages. The current owner has ensured that houses are not sold off in the near future. It's all one could ever want from a quintessential English village, and now it is on sale for $33 million. Once owned by English cricketer Herbert Blagrave, the estate was left to his own charitable trust which has now put the entire village -- church not included -- up for sale. "That," joked local estate agent Tim Sherston, "is owned by God."
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Village of Linkenholt, in southern England, up for sale for $33 million
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Estate was left to a charitable trust that has put entire village on market
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Trust, villagers hope new owner will continue to run it in same manner

Question: He says: "I'd like to see an @placeholder live in the manor, run the farm and the shoot like it used to be."


By Daniel Miller PUBLISHED: 08:48 EST, 14 June 2013 | UPDATED: 11:35 EST, 14 June 2013 A faithful dog is seen pushing its elderly owner's wheelchair though Russian floodwaters. The incredible video, filmed from a passing car at an unknown location, shows the dog struggling along on its hind legs through water almost a metre deep. A voice off camera is heard to remark in Russian: 'Good Lord he's being pushed by his dog.' Scroll down for video A helping paw: A faithful dog pushes his elderly owner's wheelchair through floodwater The clip was uploaded to YouTube last week. Some users point out that no one had stopped to help the man. Others have suggested the dog may be simply hanging on to its owner rather than pushing him.
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YouTube video shows dog struggling on its hind legs as he pushes its master through water almost a metre deep
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Voice off camera is heard to remark in Russian: 'Good Lord he's being pushed by his dog'

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By Daily Mail Reporter Survivor: Leon Leyson was the youngest Jewish survivor of the Holocaust spared by being on Schindler's List. Oskar Schindler kept an eye on the Leyson family among the hundreds of other Jews he saved. The youngest Jewish refugee to be saved from the Holocaust by Oskar Schindler has died. Leon Leyson, 83, was just 13 when he was taken on as a Schindler employee, he went on to live in Los Angeles, served in the U.S. army and worked as a teacher in industrial arts - keen to give something back to his adoptive country. Living in Krakow, he was 10 when the Nazis invaded Poland. Jews were forced to live in a ghetto but Leyon's father, Morris was one of the few men allowed out to work, NBC News reports.
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Leon Leyson, a 13-year-old Jew living in Krakow was the youngest factory worker put on Oskar Schindler's list which saved thousands from the death camps
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Known as Little Leyson, he worked in Schindler's factory by standing on an upturned box

Question: Among them was the Leyson family, a family of seven who had moved to Krakow so @placeholder could find work.


(CNN) -- Whether he is predicting the demise of the U.S. "empire," questioning U.S. accounts of the 9/11 attacks or accusing Europe of using the Holocaust as an excuse for supporting Israel, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad knows how to push the West's buttons at the U.N. General Assembly. For the third straight year, U.S. diplomats on Thursday joined envoys from several other nations in walking out during the Iranian president's address at the annual United Nations gathering in New York. That doesn't even count instances before that, when American diplomats conspicuously skipped his speech altogether. This year, Ahmadinejad said European countries "still use the Holocaust after six decades as the excuse to pay (a) fine or ransom to the Zionists," and that the United States killed al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden instead of investigating "hidden elements involved in September 11."
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Sensational remarks are hallmark of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's 7 U.N. addresses
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U.S., other delegations walked out of Thursday's speech, as has happened before
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U.S., Israel, European powers and the United Nations are frequent targets of Ahmadinejad

Question: He blasted @placeholder, accusing it of "crimes ... against defenseless women and children and destruction of their homes, farms, hospitals and schools."


(CNN) -- "Get yourself together." Mary Williams repeated those three words often to her 28-year-old daughter, who served three years in a Kansas prison for a 1988 armed robbery. Donnie Belcher, 7, visits her mother, Wanda Taylor, at Lansing Correctional Facility in Kansas in 1991. Williams never judged her daughter, Wanda Taylor, for the crime or the crack cocaine addiction that fueled it. There was no need to pick at the past. Instead, Williams looked to the future. The future was her granddaughter, Donnie Belcher, a shy 4-year-old girl with curly hair who cried inconsolably from behind the glass the first time she visited her mother in jail.
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Donnie Belcher's mother was incarcerated when she was 4
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Number of incarcerated mothers exploded 131 percent from 1991 to 2007
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"I wanted to be everything my mother wasn't," Belcher says
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More prisons are creating programs that preserve mother-child relationships

Question: As an adolescent, @placeholder battled feelings of bitterness toward her mother and feared her mother would relapse.


(CNN) -- A month after a fire crippled a Carnival ship in the Gulf of Mexico, another one of the cruise line's vessels may be experiencing its own problems. Multiple passengers aboard the Carnival Dream have contacted CNN, telling stories of power outages and overflowing toilets, all while docked in port at Philipsburg, St. Maarten, in the eastern Caribbean. "We are not allowed off of the boat despite the fact that we have no way to use the restrooms on board," Jonathan Evans of Reidsville, North Carolina, said in an e-mail early Thursday. "The cruise director is giving passengers very limited information and tons of empty promises. What was supposed to take a hour has turned into 7+ hours."
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The Carnival Dream is experiencing problems, passengers say
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There's human waste all over the floor," passenger Gregg Stark says
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An engine room fire crippled the Carnival Triumph last month
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Class-action lawsuit alleges Carnival should have known "mechanical and/or engine issues"

Question: An announcement over the ship's public address system said they were trying to fix the problem and were working on the generators, according to @placeholder.


By Sam Greenhill and Paul Revoir PUBLISHED: 19:43 EST, 19 December 2012 | UPDATED: 03:52 EST, 20 December 2012 BBC chiefs were alerted to Jimmy Savile’s ‘dark side’ months before it became public, it emerged yesterday. They learned ‘the real truth’ about the twisted entertainer more than two years ago – while he was still alive. Yet nothing was done, and shortly after his death, fulsome tribute programmes were aired and a Newsnight expose of his paedophile past was scrapped. A damning report yesterday revealed ‘chaos’ and a ‘critical lack of leadership’ at the heart of the BBC. But in spite of the scathing conclusions, no one will be sacked.
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Bosses ignored warnings about DJ's 'dark side'
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Newsnight editor forced to take blame to protect the director general
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Head of news censured - but she will be back at her desk today
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A culture of distrust and a ‘critical lack of leadership’ crippled the BBC’s response to the crisis.
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Former director general George Entwistle was incapable of getting a grip and made an ‘ethically dubious’ bid to shift the blame elsewhere.
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Newsnight failed to provide police with the evidence of Savile’s crimes – leading to accusations that it had ‘been sitting on evidence for several months’.
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The public were repeatedly misled as bosses failed to ‘get the truth’ about what happened.
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The Commons Public Accounts Committee yesterday attacked the BBC for a ‘cavalier’ use of public money over the £450,000 ‘golden handshake’ it gave to Mr Entwistle, and other executive pay-outs.

Question: Investigative Journalism which worked on the report, tweeted: ‘If all goes well we’ve got a @placeholder out tonight about a very senior political figure who is a paedophile’.


By Rosie Taylor PUBLISHED: 06:20 EST, 30 June 2013 | UPDATED: 06:47 EST, 30 June 2013 Pledge: David Cameron promised to 'stand together' with Pakistan after talks with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif David Cameron has promised to 'stand together' with Pakistan in the fight against terrorism following talks with the country's newly-elected Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. The British Prime Minister said battling terrorism required 'tough and uncompromising' action but also efforts to combat the roots of extremism and radicalisation. Mr Cameron also urged Pakistan to co-operate in creating a stable Afghanistan and pledged to go 'further and faster' in boosting trade links between the two countries.
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Prime Minister visited Nawaz Sharif in Islamabad for talks on terrorism
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Agreed that Pakistan had vital role to play in future of Afghanistan
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Politicians also pledged £3billion trade deal between Britain and Pakistan

Question: He said: 'I profoundly believe that a stable, prosperous, peaceful and democratic @placeholder is in Pakistan’s interest, just as a stable, prosperous, peaceful and democratic Pakistan is in Afghanistan’s interest.'


Daniel Ricciardo has set his sights on dethroning Lewis Hamilton this season - as the fastest driver in Top Gear's 'Star in a Reasonably Priced Car' challenge. Ricciardo is to finally get his chance on the popular BBC2 show, with his attempt at the famous Dunsfold Aerodrome site in Surrey to be screened on February 8. Hamilton, who clinched his second Formula One world title last year, will take some beating as he is the fastest of all the F1 drivers to have taken to the makeshift circuit, ahead of the likes of Sebastian Vettel, Damon Hill, Nigel Mansell and Rubens Barrichello.
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Daniel Ricciardo will be on Top Gear's 'Star in a Reasonably Priced Car'
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Lewis Hamilton currently holds the fastest lap of all the Formula 1 drivers
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Ricciardo says, 'It would be nice to take at least one title off' Hamilton
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Red Bull drivers Ricciardo and Daniil Kvyat spoke to media at a 'Meet the Drivers' event at Milton Keynes' SnoZone on Tuesday
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(CNN) -- Camelot is real. The name synonymous with King Arthur's mythical kingdom of round tables, opulence and heroism has arrived. But hold your horses. This 'Camelot' is no fantastical castle in a medieval woodland. This is a three-year-old colt with designs on a very different fairytale crown. Trainer Aiden O'Brien is not normally prone to lack of self-belief. Yet even the taciturn Irishman admits that the bid by his star colt Camelot to become the first horse since Nijinsky to win the Triple Crown -- the 2,000 Guineas, the Epsom Derby and the St Leger Stakes -- is "pushing the boat out."
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Camelot aiming for triple crown at St Leger Stakes, winning the Epsom Derby and 2,000 Guineas
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Trainer Aiden O'Brien admits it will be a big stretch for the three-year-old colt
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His jockey son Joseph will be masterminding the race, already racing Camelot in all of his starts
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The last horse to win hat trick was Nijinsky in 1970, also trained at Ballydoyle stables

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(CNN) -- Rush Limbaugh brought a cheering crowd to its feet several times Saturday at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington as he called on fellow conservatives to take back the country. Conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh energizes crowd of supporters in CPAC keynote speech. "We conservatives have not done a good enough job of just laying out basically who we are, because we make the mistake of assuming that people know. What they know is largely incorrect, based on the way we're portrayed in pop culture, in the drive-by media, by the Democrat party," the conservative talk show host told a mostly young crowd of energized supporters.
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"We want every American to be the best he or she chooses to be," he says
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Limbaugh says conservatives need to choose right candidate to take back nation
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He accuses President Obama of inspiring fear in Americans to push his agenda
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Opponents had put out political ad implying Limbaugh was de facto head of GOP

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Vladimir Putin maybe facing relentless Western criticism, but on the beaches in recently annexed Crimea, young Russian women are only too happy to wear him close to their hearts. The ‘Putinkinis’ are the latest manifestation of fervent patriotism sweeping Russia as the country is hit by sanctions over the Ukraine crisis. The pictures were taken at the Tavrida International Youth Meeting held this week on the Black Sea peninsula annexed from Ukraine by Russia in March. Vlad fans: Anastasia Petrova, Anastasia Trusova, Irina Volodchenko and  Margarita Bocharova show their support for the Russian president with their Putinkinis ‘Our wonderful girls decided not to hide their patriotism and show a photo of V.V Putin as one of their attributes - on their breasts,’ explained the event's website.
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Young women in Crimea show their support for Vladimir Putin
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The publicity bikini tops feature Russian president's face
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Latest display of extreme patriotism spreading in Russia

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(CNN) -- Is this Manchester City's "David Beckham moment?" When Yaya Toure's agent announced his client was unhappy because the English Premier League champion's bosses failed to wish him happy birthday, social media went into meltdown. The 31-year-old, who earns a reported $370,000 a week, has been ridiculed after his agent revealed Toure was left upset by the lack of congratulations afforded to him. According to the player's agent, Toure was barely acknowledged by the club's owners when the squad arrived in the United Arab Emirates last week to celebrate their Premier League title triumph. "None of them shook his hand on his birthday. It's really sick," his agent Dmitri Seluk told the BBC.
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Yaya Toure's brand "left damaged" by outburst says PR expert
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Agent says Manchester City midfielder is upset by lack of birthday celebrations
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His future at Premier League's top club is in jeopardy according to Phil Hall
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Public take dim view of such behavior from highly-paid sport stars

Question: But according to one PR expert, it's a case of a @placeholder player wanting to have his cake and eat it; a case of professional footballers losing all touch with reality.


(CNN) -- Thailand's capital was braced for unprecedented flooding Wednesday, amid the monsoon rains that have overwhelmed much of the country as well as Laos, Cambodia and the Philippines in recent weeks. "It's going to be clearer over the next couple days" whether Bangkok can be spared the brunt of the flooding said Matthew Cochrane, spokesperson for the International Red Cross in Bangkok. So far, 281 people have been killed and four people are missing in Thailand, according to the country's Flood Relief Operations Command. Some 60 of the country's 76 provinces have so far been affected, impacting some eight million people.
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In Thailand 281 people have been killed and four people missing
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An area the size of Spain is affected by the floods in Southeast Asia
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Official: Central Bangkok expected to be spared from brunt of floods
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Floods are 'worst to hit Thailand since 1949,' destroying 2.5 million acres of farmland

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By Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 13:46 EST, 10 March 2014 | UPDATED: 15:18 EST, 10 March 2014 In his latest jab at the Palin family, Levi Johnston has announced he will take on Todd Palin in next year's Iron Dog snowmobile race. Johnston, who had a child with former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin's daughter Bristol in 2008, told TMZ that it's been his lifelong dream to enter the three-day, 2000-mile race through the Alaskan wilderness. But his main goal in entering 'the world's logesnt, roughest snowmobile race' is taking down Todd Palin, Sarah's husband and his son Tripp's grandfather.
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Johnston has a son with Sarah and Todd Palin's daughter Bristol, but the couple are now estranged
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The 23-year-old announced he is entering next year's Iron Dog race to compete against Todd
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Todd has won the race four times in the past, but had to pull out of this year's race after only 100 miles
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After breaking up with Bristol Palin for a second time in 2010, Johnston has continued to speak out against Alaska's former first family in the press

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Washington (CNN) -- More than 1,000 American troops have now been killed in Afghanistan, according to CNN calculations. The United States passed that grim milestone Tuesday, when an improvised explosive device killed two of its troops in southern Afghanistan, bringing the total to 1,001. The death toll does not include those killed in support of Operation Enduring Freedom in other countries. But the large number of casualties is in sharp contrast to the rates from another recent war. The deaths of these service members come 104 months since the start of the war in Afghanistan, compared with the war in Iraq, where more than 1,000 U.S. troops were killed in the first 18 months of fighting.
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Death toll at 1,001 after explosion in southern Afghanistan
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But fatalities have come slower than in Iraq war
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Coalition forces working to secure Helmand Province
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New offensive will target Taliban fighters in Kandahar

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Pyongyang, North Korea (CNN) -- The crowd cheers as the stars make their way to the ring for first pro-wrestling bout North Korea has seen in almost 20 years. Back then, we're told the spectators thought the action was real. Now, they're more savvy, and appreciative, clapping loudly as the former American stars execute their maneuvers during the two-day contest in Pyongyang. "We're here to do something bigger and better," pro-wrestler Jon "Strongman" Anderson roars backstage. He could also be alluding to the purpose of the trip, an attempt at "sports diplomacy" by Antonio Inoki, a Japanese former pro-wrestler turned politician.
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CNN attends pro-wrestling festival in North Korea in tightly-controlled trip
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Behind public spectacle, is an attempt at sports diplomacy
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Trip showcases country club, theme park, military might
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Minders watch reporters' every move

Question: Photos showing planes and helicopters that had crashed in North Korean territory were also displayed, including a graphic image of a dead @placeholder soldier.


A scientist who apparently worked in some capacity for Lockheed Martin has claimed aliens on Earth are real and have made contact with Earth in a video posted shortly before his death. Boyd Bushman apparently drew on his own personal experiences to reveal that extraterrestrials were in Area 51. And in a bizarre interview he also claims anti-gravity is one of several technologies being hidden by the government. In a video Boyd Bushman (shown) says aliens are real and they have visited Earth. He made the claims before he passed away on 7 August 2014. Incidents such as Roswell in 1947 were caused by aliens, he says. And he also shows off 'pictures' of aliens and their home world
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In a video Boyd Bushman says aliens are real and they have visited Earth
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He made the claims before he passed away on 7 August 2014
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Incidents such as Roswell in 1947 were caused by aliens, he says
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And he also shows off 'pictures' of aliens and their home world
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He apparently used to work as a senior scientist for Lockheed Martin
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Here he says he worked on anti-gravity and alien technology
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But his claims have been widely derided by UFO experts and commentators
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Some have said pictures of the 'alien' Mr Bushman shows look very similar to a plastic toy

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By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 11:26 EST, 24 December 2013 | UPDATED: 15:40 EST, 24 December 2013 A surfing enthusiast who couldn't bare to hang up his wetsuit for winter has taken to the snow with his surfboard in tow. Charles Navillod, 26, braved the cold spells when he ventured out on his surfboard in Tignes, France, in just his wetsuit. After a few attempts, he mastered the art of snowboarding on a surfboard. A surfing enthusiast who couldn't bare to hang up his wetsuit for winter has taken to the snow French photographer Tristan Shu, 37, shot these photos of his friend Charles, whose surfsnow adventure was made all the more tricky by the light powdery snow.
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Charles Navillod, 26, braved the cold spells when he ventured out on his surfboard in Tignes
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After a few attempts he mastered the art of snowboarding on a surfboard
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French photographer Tristan Shu, 37, shot these photos of his friend

Question: Mr @placeholder said: 'I'm a keen surfing enthusiast and I thought why not combine my passion for surfing with my passion for snowboarding.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The U.S. is "running out of time" to win the war in Afghanistan, and sending in more troops will not guarantee victory, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Adm. Michael Mullen, warned Congress on Wednesday. Adm. Michael Mullen tells a congressional committee Wednesday that the war in Afghanistan is winnable. At the same hearing, Defense Secretary Robert Gates said the conflict in Iraq has entered the "endgame" but said that the situation there remains fragile and that U.S. decisions in the coming months "will be critical to regional stability and our national security interests in the years to come."
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NEW: Defense secretary says Iraq enters "endgame," warns of fragile progress
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"We can't kill our way to victory," Adm. Michael Mullen says of Afghan war
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Mullen makes remarks a day after President Bush announces troop deployments
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Afghanistan needs investment, alternative crops, good governance, Mullen says

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Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg head into the last round of the Formula One season in Abu Dhabi separated by just 17 points. Ahead of the season finale, Sportsmail charters five key moments from a pulsating duel which has caught the imagination both on, and off, the track. Bahrain Grand Prix (Hamilton 1st, Rosberg 2nd) After Lewis Hamilton’s early retirement at the opening race of the season in Australia, and his dominant victory in Malaysia, the Battle in Bahrain – dubbed the ‘race of the century’ – gave us our first real taste of the incredible pace of the Mercedes.
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Just 17 points separate Lewis Hamilton in first and Nico Rosberg in second
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Ahead of the season finale in Abu Dhabi, we look at five key moments
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The 'race of the century' came in Bahrain, which Hamilton won
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Rosberg pipped Hamilton to the Monaco Grand Prix in late May
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Hamilton and Rosberg clashed in Belgium, and the Brit had to retire
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Hamilton won from Rosberg in Monza after early mistakes from the German
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Rosberg kept in touch with Hamilton by winning in Brazil
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Double points are up for grabs in Abu Dhabi on Sunday

Question: The conspiracy theorists claimed that @placeholder had deliberately gone off the track under instruction from Mercedes as further punishment for the incident in Belgium.


(CNN)Republican operatives linked to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have launched a new super PAC focused on keeping the Senate in GOP hands in 2016, when they'll face a much tougher map and a political climate that favors Democrats. The new super PAC, called the Senate Leadership Fund, will work with American Crossroads, another major GOP super PAC, to defend Republican-held seats and help nominate the most electable candidates in primaries to contest Democratic-held seats, according to a source familiar with the group's plans. The source said the group will operate largely in general election and open-seat primary battles, but may also engage in defense of incumbents facing primary challenges.
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Allies of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell are launching a super PAC focused on Senate races
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Their aim is to keep the Senate in GOP hands as Republicans face a tough map for 2016
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The group will coordinate with American Crossroads, another GOP super PAC

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India batsmen Ajinkya Rahane and Virat Kohli struck inspired centuries during a record fourth-wicket partnership at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday to help India claw their way back into the third test against Australia on day three. The pair united with India vulnerable at 147-3 in the morning and were finally separated at 409-4 after tea, having creamed 262 runs off Australia's hapless bowlers before spinner Nathan Lyon had Rahane trapped lbw for 147. Kohli, enjoying an outstanding series with three centuries, pushed on to 169 before he was dismissed courtesy of wicketkeeper Brad Haddin's second brilliant catch of the day.
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Virat Kohli hit 169 and Ajinkya Rahane 147 to keep India in contention
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The tourists ended day three 68 ruins behind Australia's total of 530
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The India pair put on a record fourth-wicket stand of 262 at the MCG
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Rahane was eventually trapped lbw by Nathan Lyon
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And Kohli was caught by Brad Haddin off bowling of Mitchell Johnson

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 11:54 EST, 29 January 2013 | UPDATED: 11:34 EST, 30 January 2013 Cabinet minister Ken Clarke will today urge David Cameron to focus on the 'positives' of Brussels staying in the European Union as he helps launch a campaign to keep Britain in the European Union. The former Chancellor will be joined by Lib Dem treasury minister Danny Alexander and Labour's Lord Mandelson to front a ‘patriotic fightback’ against euroscepticism. Mr Clarke will defy anti-Europe sentiment in his party to insist the PM must 'concentrate on what we are in favour of and not just what we are against' while Mr Alexander will dismiss calls to withdraw from much of the EU as 'nonsensical'.
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Launch of Centre for British Influence marks a 'patriotic fightback'
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Tory Cabinet minister urges Prime Minister to talk up ties with Brussels
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Lib Dem Treasury minister Danny Alexander to join cross-party campaign and claim severing ties with European Union is 'nonsensical'
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Lord Mandelson to warn anti-EU claims 'cannot go unchallenged anymore'
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Organisers promise a 'patriotic fightback' arguing Britain wields more power as a leading nation in Brussels
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David Cameron used long-awaited speech to promise in-out vote by 2017
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Ed Miliband talked out of matching pledge 'by his brother David' - reports
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Tony Blair warns leaving the EU would be 'very bad' for Britain

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New York (CNN) -- The 27-year-old son of tennis great John McEnroe and Academy Award-winning actress Tatum O'Neal was arrested on drug charges in Manhattan, police said. Kevin McEnroe was arrested late Tuesday after what police believed was a drug transaction on a street corner in East Village, according to New York police Sgt. Jessica McRorie. He was charged with two counts of criminal possession of a controlled substance. McEnroe was carrying six clear plastic bags of what was believed to be cocaine, a Clorazepate anxiety pill, 20 Oxycodone pain-killing pills, 10 morphine pills and 10 orange pills which were not identified, McRorie said.
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Kevin McEnroe, 27, was arrested in Manhattan late Tuesday night, police said
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He is the son of tennis great John McEnroe and Oscar-winning actress Tatum O'Neal
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Police say he was carrying six bags of what was believed to be cocaine and some pills

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Drunken British students rampaged through a seaside town in fancy dress during an annual festival in Spain. Thousands of young people descended on the popular resort of Salou for a week of partying, with some of the party-goers creating scenes that left locals horrified. Some British students were spotted falling over, exposing themselves and vomiting at the annual Saloufest, while one girl was seen collapsing semi-conscious on the pavement. Scroll down for video Rampage: One girl was seen to collapse on the street after thousands of British students descended on Saloufest in Spain for a spell of partying Partied-out: The girl was helped to her feet by two friends at the resort after apparently collapsing
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Thousands of students descend on Spanish resort for week of partying
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Some revellers seen vomiting and collapsing semi-conscious in street
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Locals and businesses have repeatedly complained about Saloufest
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But local authority welcomes wealth it brings to the area

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Question: Party-time: Students began descending on the coastal resort on Sunday to soak up some sun at @placeholder


(CNN) -- Didier Drogba was dropped to the bench for the first time in his long international career on Saturday, but his Ivory Coast teammates took up the responsibility to win a place in the quarterfinals of the Africa Cup of Nations with a 3-0 win over Tunisia. Togo's later 2-0 win over Algeria ensured the Ivorians went through, and meant the 1990 champions became the first nation to be eliminated. Drogba handed over the captain's armband to Didier Zakora, having failed to impress in his team's opening Group D victory over Togo. The 34-year-old former Chelsea star had complained of a lack of match fitness before the tournament started in South Africa, having not played since the end of the Chinese league season with his club Shanghai Shenhua in early November.
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Ivory Coast captain and talisman Didier Drogba dropped for 3-0 win over Tunisia
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Gervinho and Yaya Toure both score second goal of tournament for 2012 finalists
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Togo's later 2-0 win over Algeria puts Ivorians into the quarterfinals in South Africa
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Defeat means north Africans are the first team to be eliminated from group stage

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(CNN) -- After 17 years as Chicago's archbishop, the ailing Cardinal Francis George welcomed his pending retirement Saturday with praise for his successor -- and words of relief. The Vatican on Saturday announced that Pope Francis had accepted George's resignation as archbishop and chosen Blase Cupich, bishop of Spokane, Washington, as the man who will succeed George in leading the Chicago area's 2.3 million Catholics in November. The 77-year-old George, who has been battling kidney cancer, told reporters that he'll look forward to advising the Pope as cardinal through various committees, as health permits. But leaving the archbishop post will be a relief, partly because health problems have made it difficult for him to focus fully on his duties.
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Cardinal Francis George stepping down after 17 years as Chicago archbishop
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Spokane Bishop Blase Cupich chosen to succeed George
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George resigned as required at age 75 in 2012, but Pope didn't accept it until now
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George has been battling kidney cancer

Question: "This is a full-time job, so I am relieved and grateful that somebody who can do it full time will be in charge," George said at a news conference in @placeholder on Saturday morning.


London, England (CNN) -- British Airways was able to get three out of four planes to their destination this weekend despite the ongoing strike by cabin crew, the airline's CEO, Willie Walsh, said Sunday. Walsh told CNN he was "clearly disappointed for customers who have had disrupted travel plans but I'm really pleased that we have been able to do so much and we are determined to keep this going. "We have had high numbers of cabin crew turning up for work. We wouldn't have been able to fly such a significant operation if we didn't have cabin crew supporting us," he said.
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British Airways: "We will fly more than 75 percent of customers booked to travel"
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At least 51 BA flights leaving Heathrow Sunday were listed as canceled
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BA cabin crew members in dispute over pay and working conditions
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Airline and Unite union have been at odds for more than a year over planned changes

Question: At @placeholder's Heathrow Airport, BA will be able to run up to 55 percent of its short-haul flights and up to 70 percent of its long-haul flights, the airline said.


(CNN) -- Robert Molnar has a vision: an ocean race from New York to the Canadian Pacific city of Victoria, via the Arctic. "Because of climate change, we can do this race," Molnar told CNN. He pictures oceangoing sailboats hugging the Atlantic coast up through Halifax to western Greenland, then heading west through the Northwest Passage to Tuktoyaktuk on Canada's Arctic coastline, before rounding Alaska to Dutch Harbor and, at last, Victoria. In 2017, Molnar plans to make this a reality in the form of the Sailing the Arctic Race, or STAR. "The Arctic is the big attraction. There is a romanticism about it," says the 66-year-old, who spent decades working in advertising while nursing his passion for sailing.
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Sailing race planned from New York to Victoria, Canada via Northwest Passage
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Inaugural race planned for summer of 2017 but coast guard has concerns
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Organizer says race will educate world and help Canada's claim to high Arctic waters

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By Neil Ashton Follow @@neilashton_ Mark Clattenburg is being investigated by referees’ chief Mike Riley after Southampton accused him of ‘abusing and insulting’ their captain, the England star Adam Lallana. Sportsmail can reveal that the extraordinary incident occurred in Southampton’s  2-1 defeat by Everton at Goodison Park last Sunday. Saints have written to the Premier League asking that Clattenburg is not appointed as an official for any of their matches until the investigation is over. Clattenburg has a controversial style and it is understood the alleged insult was directed at Lallana after the referee turned down Southampton penalty appeals late in the game.
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Mark Clattenburg under investigation after being accused of 'abusing and insulting' Adam Lallana
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Incident happened during Southampton's 2-1 defeat by Everton at Goodison Park
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Clattenburg declined Saints a penalty after Antolin Alcaraz handled in the penalty area
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Lallana argued with Clattenburg and heated words were exchanged
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Saints have asked that Clattenburg does not officiate another of their games until the investigation has been completed

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(CNN)Enjoy it while you can, but remember it won't last forever. That was President Barack Obama's message to American consumers on Tuesday as he discussed near six year-low gas prices in an interview with The Detroit News ahead of a visit to Michigan on Wednesday to tout the recovery of the auto industry and the growth of American manufacturing. "I would strongly advise American consumers to continue to think about how you save money at the pump because it is good for the environment, it's good for family pocketbooks and if you go back to old habits and suddenly gas is back at $3.50, you are going to not be real happy," Obama said.
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President Barack Obama advised Americans to be wise about their gas savings
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In an interview with the Detroit News, he reminded Americans that gas prices will eventually rise again
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Obama will travel to Michigan on Wednesday to tout the resurgence of the auto industry

Question: @placeholder's unemployment rate has fallen faster than the overall employment rate."