(CNN)  -- Ivory Coast coach Sven-Goran Eriksson is set to play his injured captain Didier Drogba from the start of their crucial World Cup Group G clash against Brazil on Sunday. Drogba fractured his arm during a pre-World Cup warm-up match against Japan but still managed 25 minutes during Ivory Coast's 0-0 draw against Portugal in their opener on Tuesday. The Chelsea star wore a cast to protect his injury and came close to making the breakthrough after coming off the bench. Former England boss Eriksson was clearly satisfied with what he saw and his performances in training. "It wouldn't be surprising if Drogba plays from the start against Brazil. He came on for 25 minutes against Portugal and it went well," Eriksson told AFP.
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Sven-Goran Eriksson says he could start with Didier Drogba against Brazil
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Ivory Coast captain Drogba fractured his arm in a pre-World Cup friendly
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Drogba played 25 minutes of his side's 0-0 opening draw against Portugal
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Fabio Capello will not say if he is to play goalkeeper Robert Green against Algeria

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(CNN) -- Anything you can do, I can do better. That was the message from Lionel Messi to Brazil's boy wonder Neymar. Both players, teammates at Barcelona, have lit up this World Cup with four goals in their opening three games. But unlike Neymar, who at the age of just 22 has scored 35 goals in 52 international appearances, Messi has had to contend with critics who say he never delivers when playing in an Argentina shirt. Now, having scored more times in this tournament than his previous two World Cups combined, those opinions appear to have disappeared ahead of the last-16 tie against Switzerland.
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Lionel Messi scores twice for Argentina
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Nigeria qualifies despite 3-2 defeat
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Iran beaten 3-1 by Bosnia-Herzegovina
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Edin Dzeko and Miralem Pjanic on target for Bosnia

Question: Congratulations to the @placeholder team, I wish them all the best in the tournament."


Khartoum, Sudan (CNN) -- South Sudan's government has gained control of a remote town that had been under attack by fighters from a rival tribe, the nation's information minister said Monday. Some of the thousands who fled into the bush have begun to return to Pibor, said Barnaba Benjamin, South Sudan's minister of information and broadcasting. Earlier Monday, a military official said that roughly 4,000 army and police reinforcements were on the way to Pibor after weekend attacks. The United Nations also said it sent a battalion of peacekeepers to Pibor last week amid reports that members of the Lou Nuer tribe were marching toward the town, home to the Murle tribe, after attacking the village of Lukangol.
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NEW: At least 50,000 people are said to have fled from the violence in Jonglei
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Information minister: Some of the thousands who fled have started to return to Pibor
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Earlier, an official said roughly 4,000 reinforcements were being sent to Pibor
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The town had been under attack by fighters from a rival tribe

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Washington (CNN) -- Human error and system lapses, rather than deliberate concealing of information, allowed a terror suspect with explosives to board a U.S.-bound airplane on Christmas Day, President Obama's terrorism czar said Sunday. John Brennan, the assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism, said on CNN's "State of the Union" that the security breakdown in the failed bombing of the Northwest Airlines flight was different from the September 11, 2001, terror attacks. "It's not like 9/11," Brennan said, adding that the "system didn't work as it should have" due to "lapses" and "human error." "There wasn't an effort to try to conceal information," he said, referring to the well-chronicled competition and turf wars among security agencies prior to the 2001 attacks, which was later blamed for the failure to prevent them.
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John Brennan: "System didn't work as it should have" due to "lapses" and "human error"
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Suspect's cash payment for airfare "wasn't a necessary [warning] bell," says Brennan
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Thomas Kean of 9/11 panel says Brennan "wrong when he says this wasn't like 9/11"
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CNN iReport: Tell us about your airport security experiences

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(CNN) -- America's top technology companies have approval ratings that most politicians can only dream of, according to a new poll. And Google, not Apple, is the ultimate object of our digital affection. A robust 82% of Americans have a favorable opinion of Google, and 53% have "strongly favorable" thoughts about the Web titan, according to an ABC News/Washington Post poll released last last week. The reigning king of Web search, Google has expanded its empire in the past few years, adding its Android mobile operating system and Google Plus networking site to already popular features like Google Maps and Gmail.
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Poll: Google more popular than Apple, but both are well-liked
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82% of Americans have favorable view of Google, according to survey
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Apple = 74% favorable, Facebook = 58%, Twitter = 34%

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Dangerous: Shaun Tudor has been jailed indefinitely for the attempted rape and sexual assault of a ten-year-old boy in Rainworth, Nottinghamshire A convicted sex offender attacked a ten-year-old boy just minutes after being allowed to walk out of his secure unit unsupervised. Shaun Tudor, who has spent 23 years in psychiatric institutions, was granted unescorted leave even though he had a history of attacking boys – and once did so while on leave from another unit. In his latest attack, Tudor dragged his terrified victim into some bushes within ten minutes of being let out. The 43-year-old, who completed two spells totalling seven years at high-security mental institution Rampton, then sexually assaulted and attempted to rape the boy.
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Shaun Tudor, 43, sexually assaulted and tried to rape victim
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Parents: 'Why was Tudor allowed out unaccompanied?'
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Judge tells him he is unlikely ever to be freed

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By John Drayton The competition between the two British TV stations covering the World Cup will be as fierce as any on the pitch. Both have invested in big names and foreign stars to try to give viewers the best insight into the biggest tournament on the planet. Here, Sportsmail assesses the two sides and give our verdict on who will do it best in Brazil... BBC’s Gary Lineker is suave and sophisticated. He has a slick line in patter of which his old mentor Des Lynam would approve. Lineker’s 10 goals in two World Cup finals make him as qualified as any of his studio experts to pass judgment. ITV’s Adrian Chiles is not everyone’s cup of tea, but he does a decent job of stirring up his studio guests. He certainly transmits the sense that he knows what it’s like to be an England fan.
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Slick Lineker's 10 World Cup goals make him perfect judge
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ITV's Adrian Chiles gives sense he empathises with England fans
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BBC pundit team includes Thierry Henry, Alan Shearer, Rio Ferdinand and Sportsmail's Martin Keown
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ITV have Patrick Vieira, Glenn Hoddle, Andros Townsend and possibly former England captain John Terry
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Keane is a big loss for the station
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Ronny Deila warned Celtic’s SPFL Premiership rivals his side will now take some stopping. The champions returned to the top of the Premiership following a 4-0 rout of shot-shy Motherwell. A point clear of Aberdeen with a game in hand, Deila believes his team have responded to the Dons’ challenge by stepping up a gear. And he reckons a domestic clean sweep is now a realistic goal ahead of next week’s League Cup semi-final clash with Rangers. Ronny Deila warned Celtic’s SPFL Premiership rivals his side will now take some stopping Virgil van Dijk scores the opening goal of the game in the clash between Celtic and Motherwell
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Celtic beat Motherwell 4-0 on Wednesday evening
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Virgil van Dijk, Leigh Griffiths and Mikael Lustig scored
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The win took them top of the Scottish Premiership
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Ronny Deila said Celtic can win the treble this season

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(CNN) -- U.S. and Cuban officials held migration talks for the first time in more than two years on Wednesday. Some saw the meeting as a sign that long-frigid relations between the two nations are slowly thawing. But others said that the meeting was overshadowed by the Cuban weapons shipment to North Korea uncovered by Panamanian authorities this week. American and Cuban officials met in Washington for the first time since January 2011 to discuss implementing 1994 and 1995 agreements that regulate travel between the United States and Cuba, known as the U.S.-Cuba Migration Accords. "The U.S. delegation highlighted areas of successful cooperation in migration, including advances in aviation safety and visa processing, while also identifying actions needed to ensure that the goals of the accords are fully met, especially those having to do with safeguarding the lives of intending immigrants," the State Department said in a statement after Wednesday's meeting.
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Some say talks are a sign that frigid U.S.-Cuba relations are slowly thawing
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Others say a seized Cuban weapons shipment to North Korea is a sign talks should end
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United States calls for Cuba to release a jailed State Department contractor
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Cuba's delegation criticizes U.S. migration policies

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Question: But the United States' so-called "wet foot, dry foot" policy means Cubans who reach American soil are not sent back to @placeholder, which Cuban authorities say leads to an increase in illegal journeys.

Question: In the meantime, several U.S. lawmakers who are critics of Cuba's government have said the situation is a warning sign that @placeholder officials can't ignore.


By Jonathan McEvoy Back in the 1990s, Michael J Garcia enjoyed stealing a moment behind the desk of the then US Attorney Mary Jo White. ‘The office felt pretty good,’ joked Garcia, then a young prosecutor. ‘I liked the chair.’ In 2005, that chair in arguably the most prestigious prosecutor’s office in America - Southern District of New York, with responsibility for eight counties including Manhattan - was his. After being sworn in, this son of a shipping company worker and a housewife from Valley Stream, Long Island, ‘shut the door for a few minutes, just to absorb it’. The law man: Michael Garcia¿s investigation into alleged corruption has ruffled feathers among the FIFA membership
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Garcia said he would close the investigation into Qatar's bid for the 2022 World Cup on Monday
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He will submit his dossier of evidence to FIFA’s ethics committee in mid-July
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FIFA’s ethics committee banned Mohamed bin Hammam from football after Garcia cited a ‘conflict of interest’ in the Arab’s roles as president of the Asian Football Confederation and as a FIFA executive member

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(CNN) -- U.S. President Barack Obama met Saturday with family members of ailing South African statesman Nelson Mandela and spoke by telephone with Mandela's wife as she maintains a vigil by his bedside. However, he and first lady Michelle Obama will not visit the anti-apartheid icon at the hospital "out of deference to Nelson Mandela's peace and comfort, and the family's wishes," the White House said. "I expressed my hope that Madiba draws peace and comfort from the time that he is spending with loved ones, and also expressed my heartfelt support for the entire family as they work through this difficult time," Obama said after meeting with Mandela family members in Johannesburg. Madiba is Mandela's clan name.
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NEW: President Obama speaks with young Africans at a town hall-style meeting in Soweto
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Obama meets with family members of Nelson Mandela in Johannesburg
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Ex-South African President F. W. de Klerk suspends a European visit due to Mandela illness
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Obama's trip will include a stop at Robben Island, where Mandela spent time in prison

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By Adam Shergold Marco Reus captained Borussia Dortmund on his return to action after the ankle injury that kept him out of Germany's World Cup triumph. Reus played 57 minutes as Jurgen Klopp's side beat Stuttgart Kickers 4-1 to advance to the second round of the DFB Pokal. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang followed up his goal in Wednesday's Super Cup win over Bayern Munich with a double against the third division side, with Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Adrian Ramos also on target. Return: Marco Reus captained Borussia Dortmund and played 57 minutes of their DFB-Pokal first round tie against Stuttgart Kickers, which resulted in a 4-1 win
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Reus made first appearance since sustaining ankle ligament injury playing for Germany in World Cup warm-up
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Played for 57 minutes of Borussia Dortmund's 4-1 win over Stuttgart Kickers in first round of the DFB-Pokal
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Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored two, with Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Adrian Ramos also on target
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Third division side wasted a number of good chances and Randy Edwini-Bansu gave Dortmund a scare when he scored for 2-1

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When Secretary of State John Kerry first took office he talked of changing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's calculus. Assad "needs to know that he can't shoot his way out of this," Kerry said in March at a Rome meeting with members of the Syrian opposition. When he and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov first conceived the idea of bringing the regime and the opposition together for peace talks in Geneva, they believed strengthened international support for both the political opposition and rebel forces would leave the Syrian leader ready to negotiate his own ouster. U.S. policy since then has had the opposite effect.
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Assad has no reason to think he can't shoot his way out of crisis, Labott says
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Administration says it hopes Geneva will be beginning of a "process"

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Austin, Texas (CNN) -- "Men don't play netball." "Men just jump like goats." "They can't handle it." "They are too serious." "They can't take abuse from the women." "They comPLAIN!" That's how a group of Kenyan women describe the game of netball in a new (pre-viral?) video from a nonprofit group called Mama Hope, which seems bent on re-framing the way the Western world thinks of Africa, particularly African women. The group's campaign, called "Stop the Pity," was launched here at the South by Southwest Interactive conference in Austin, Texas. The goal, as the title makes clear, is to help women around the world by empowering them, celebrating their successes, instead of feeling bad about the vast inequalities that do exist.
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John Sutter talks with the woman behind a movement called "Stop the Pity"
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The group unveiled a new video at SXSW that aims to shift attitudes about Africa
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Sutter: The group focuses on empowerment as a form of aid, not guilt

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The French Foreign Ministry has been forced to begin negotiations with the U.S. State Department about making payments to Holocaust survivors or risk losing out on a billion dollar contract. The state-owned Société Nationale des Chemins de Fer Français (SNCF) runs some of the fastest and most efficient lines in the world but has a dark history which saw it transport thousands of Jews to their deaths in German concentration camps. The company transported some 76,000 French Jews to Nazi concentration camps during the wartime occupation – of which only about 3,000 survived. State-owned SNCF runs some of the fastest and most efficient lines in the world but has a dark history which saw it transport thousands of Jews to their deaths in German concentration camps
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SNCF runs some of the most efficient railway lines in the world but has a dark history during which it transported thousands of Jews to their deaths
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The government owned company has repeatedly denied requests to make reparation payments to Holocaust survivors
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U.S. subsidiary Keolis is facing growing criticism that it shouldn't receive a $6.5 billion contract in Maryland because of it's parent company's actions
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Leo Bretholz, a 92-year-old Holocaust survivor who lives in Maryland, has gathered more than 150,000 signatures opposing SNCF
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He doesn't believe local tax dollars should go toward SNCF or its subsidiaries
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The Maryland state legislature will debate a bill this month to prevent it from doing work with companies that haven't paid reparations
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A lawyer representing some 600 Jews has now received a communication from SNCF to start discussing her clients' expectations

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Liverpool will be without England midfielder Adam Lallana for the next month due to a thigh injury. The 26-year-old had been beginning to produce the kind of performances which led the Reds to pay Southampton a reported £25million for his services in the summer. Lallana scored a brace as Swansea were seen off 4-1 last Monday and started a sixth successive match in all competitions in the New Year's Day encounter with Leicester at Anfield. Adam Lallana receives treatment after injuring his thigh against Leicester City on New Year's Day The England midfielder works out in the gym at Liverpool's Melwood training ground on Friday
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Adam Lallana came of injured in Liverpool's 2-2 draw against Leicester
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England midfielder will be out for four weeks with the thigh injury
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Lallana had been in fine form, starting six consecutive matches

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By Simon Jones Tottenham have been rebuffed in an initial attempt to offer Gylfi Sigurdsson in return for Swansea's Ben Davies and Michel Vorm. Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino is looking to introduce some new faces at White Hart Lane following his arrival from Southampton this summer, and he sees Davies and Vorm as ideal additions to his squad. Spurs target: Pochettino wants to sign Davies before the start of the Premier League season Exchange: Daniel Levy has offered Sigurdsson for Davies and Dutch international Vorm Left-back Davies enjoyed a good season for the Welsh side as they finished 12th in the Premier League under Garry Monk, with Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins valuing the Englishman at £10million.
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Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins wants to take Sigurdsson back to the Liberty Stadium after a successful loan spell in 2012
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Spurs, aware of this interest, have offered Sigurdsson in exchange for English left-back Davies and Holland international Vorm
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Mauricio Pochettino is keen to revamp the squad at White Hart Lane

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(CNN) -- Mario Draghi is stepping on the gas, cutting interest rates to record lows, trying to funnel money into the real economy, and introducing a charge on banks that hold excess reserves with the European Central Bank. He is right to worry. Eurozone inflation is running at less than 1% a year, with several countries already experiencing falling prices. Deflation, and even very low inflation, can be a huge drag on economic activity. There's no encouragement to spend today to avoid higher prices tomorrow -- indeed, falling prices make putting off purchases attractive. Flat or falling prices also make it harder for businesses and consumers to pay off the debts left over from the financial crisis, increasing their reluctance to invest and spend.
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The ECB cut interest rates to a new record low in a bid to boost the economy
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The last remaining survivors of the infamous Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenau are sharing their memories ahead of the 70th anniversary of its liberation. An estimated 1.1million people, most of them Jews, were killed at Hitler's most infamous death camp, located in occupied Poland, which later was to become a symbol of the horrors carried out during the Holocaust. The camp was liberated by Soviet Red Army troops on January 27, 1945 and about 200,000 camp inmates survived, with around 300 still alive today. Memories: Maria Stroinska, 82, pictured left and right holding a family photo taken before the war, was 12 during the Warsaw Uprising when she and her sister were sent from their house to a camp in Pruszkow before she was moved alone by train to Auschwitz-Birkenau
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Survivors of  Auschwitz-Birkenau share their memories of the Nazi death camp as they pose for portraits
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An estimated 1.1million people, most of them Jews, were killed at the camp in Nazi-occupied Poland
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Next Tuesday, January 27, marks the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz

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Convicted: Danny Fitzsimons, 31, was sentenced to at least 20 years in 2011 for the killings. It was claimed he was suffering post-traumatic stress disorder Security firm G4S was warned not to employ an armed guard in Iraq days before he murdered two colleagues – one of them an ex-Royal Marine, a new BBC documentary claims. Danny Fitzsimons, 31, was sentenced to at least 20 years in 2011 for killing Paul McGuigan, 37, from Peebles in Scotland, and Australian Darren Hoare, also 37, in Baghdad in August 2009. All were working for UK security firm G4S, operating as ArmorGroup in the region.
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Danny Fitzsimons, 31, was sentenced to 20 years in 2011 for killing Scot Paul McGuigan, 37, and Australian Darren Hoare, 37, in Baghdad in 2009
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A BBC probe claims a G4S whistleblower warned them about Fitzsimons’ previous convictions and unstable behaviour before his posting
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G4S claim nobody ever saw the email warnings
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Victims' families call for G4S to be prosecuted for corporate manslaughter
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It comes a week after it emerged G4S chief Nick Buckles will keep his job despite review finding the firm guilty of 'mishandling' its Olympic contract

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By Travelmail Reporter We're a nation of scrimpers and savers when it comes to booking a holiday. But our preconceived ideas about expensive destinations are often misjudged, with many of us overspending despite our keenness for a bargain. As many as 49 per cent of Britons who had never been to France felt it was not a value-for-money country, according to a new survey by Post Office Travel Money. Pricey: Destinations such as the Cote D'azur in the south of France are not seen as value for money On a budget: Beaches, such as Slanchev Bryag in Bulgaria, are thought to be budget options
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Perceived value is the key to how we choose our holidays, finds a survey
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Turkey and Spain score but France, Dubai and Italy get the thumbs down
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Only a third of us stick to our spending budget on overseas trips
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On a holiday spending budget of £552 the average overspend is £242

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Back at his swish penthouse apartment in Canary Wharf, Sam Allardyce would have rocked back on his settee and let out an enormous belly laugh. He is the biggest winner here. This is the Arsenal team West Ham’s manager wants to face on December 28, the one who cannot defend a set-piece for love nor money. What a charitable bunch Arsene Wenger’s men can be. It was a seasonal slip-up, conceding a 97th-minute equaliser when poor Calum Chambers was bamboozled out of the way by Martin Skrtel. VIDEO Scroll down to see Allardyce on what his West Ham side can achieve this season
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Liverpool's Martin Skrtel beat Calum Chambers to a header to equalise
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Arsene Wenger's side face West Ham on December 28 at Upton Park

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(CNN) -- "Mad Men" and "Damages" found themselves on top when the nominations for the 60th Annual Primetime Emmys came out Thursday morning -- but, again, there was no love for HBO's "The Wire." Emmy nominee Jon Hamm stars as ad exec Don Draper in "Mad Men," which earned 16 nominations. AMC's "Mad Men" and FX's "Damages" made Emmy history Thursday as the first basic-cable series to be nominated for best drama. The pair, which had made the 10-series Emmy shortlist, have been widely hailed by critics and have received good ratings for basic-cable series -- though "Damages" star Glenn Close said she hopes the Emmys help boost the show's audience.
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"Mad Men" and "Damages" earn best drama nominations
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Emmys snub "The Wire," "Grey's Anatomy," "Desperate Housewives"
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Ceremony will be broadcast on ABC on September 21

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A high school student has revealed how a 'sex-crazed' cross-dressing teacher allegedly took her to nude beaches, sex clubs and luxury hotels during a relationship where he would routinely exploit her. The girl, described only as V.V, said Brooklyn Tech faculty member Sean Shaynak flashed her as they walked to the subway after school and 'plied her with alcohol' during a visit to New York's sex museum. The youngster, who was 18 at the time of the alleged assaults, also said she was forced to 'pray for her life' as she hid in the bushes during a terrifying date with the 44-year-old, who was dressed in drag and screaming 'b****' as he looked for her.
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Girl known as V.V. said Sean Shaynak would take her to luxury hotels
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By Sam Greenhill PUBLISHED: 03:30 EST, 28 October 2012 | UPDATED: 05:30 EST, 29 October 2012 Police investigating Jimmy Savile are poised to make fresh arrests this week after Gary Glitter was taken into custody. The convicted paedophile was the first to be detained in what is expected to be a wave of arrests of celebrities and former BBC staff. Detectives warned Savile’s living accomplices last week that ‘we are coming for you’, and have drawn up a detailed arrest strategy. Scroll down for video Release: Gary Glitter is seen outside his home yesterday after he was released from a police station following his arrest earlier
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Metropolitan Police swoop at 68-year-old pop star's London home
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Arrested in connection with force's Operation Yewtree over presenter Savile
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Glitter, real name Paul Gadd, jailed in Vietnam for 2006 for child sex offences

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Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- The Afghan Taliban are prepared to open an "office outside the country for talks with foreigners," a purported spokesman for the movement said in a statement released Tuesday. The statement could signal the Taliban's public willingness to talk to the United States for the first time. Calling himself "Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan spokesman," Zabiullah Mujaheed said the Taliban have a "preliminary agreement with Qatar and other respective sides." The Taliban are asking for the release of prisoners from the U.S. detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, in exchange for opening the office, he said. He said the group is also "ready for talks and negotiation inside the country."
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The Taliban have a preliminary deal to open an office in Qatar, a statement says
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It appears to be their first public offer of talks without a U.S. withdrawal

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By Hayley Peterson PUBLISHED: 00:00 EST, 8 November 2012 | UPDATED: 18:17 EST, 26 November 2012 12 days after Superstorm Sandy New York is still struggling to recover with Congressmen asking the military to take the lead in restore power to thousands still left in the dark and dwindling fuel supplies have forced Mayor Michael Bloomberg order new rules for gas rationing. Long Island congressman Peter King and Steve Israel announced they were requesting the Army Corps of Engineers and Energy Department take over the work of getting power back on in the embattled neighborhood calling the attempts of Long Island Power Authority 'abysmal.'
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Gas rationing started at 6am in New York City, 5am in Long Island
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Only cars number plates ending with an odd number can fill up Friday, even numbered plates can go to the pumps Saturday
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Mayor Bloomberg said shortages could last another couple of weeks
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House Republicans on Thursday elected Kevin McCarthy as majority leader, succeeding Eric Cantor, who is relinquishing the job after losing his primary election in an upset. The California Republican defeated Idaho Rep. Raul Labrador for the No. 2 position, which is responsible for the day-to-day running of the chamber and deciding which bills come to the floor for a vote. Labrador argued for a fresh conservative voice in the GOP leadership in challenging McCarthy, who was the favorite. With the win, McCarthy moves up a notch in the leadership hierarchy from whip, where he was responsible for counting votes and enforcing party discipline. Republicans then chose Louisiana's Steve Scalise, a red-state conservative, to succeed him.
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House Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy moves up a notch in leadership ranks
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California Republican defeated Labrador for the No. 2 job
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Few expect McCarthy's rise to significantly change how Republicans run the House

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Question: Before last week's stunning upset of @placeholder many considered McCarthy as potentially the most vulnerable member of the House Republican leadership team.

Question: During his tenure as whip, there were several embarrassing episodes, when high profile bills -- such as the farm bill and @placeholder debt limit plans -- failed to pass.


Arjen Robben has revealed that Holland's 2010 World Cup final loss to Spain 'still hurts' - and that he will only get over it if he can lift the trophy in Brazil. The Dutch got all the way to the final in South Africa but agonisingly lost 1-0 to Spain in extra time, courtesy of Andres Iniesta's 116th-minute strike. And Robben says that the pain is similar to how he felt when his club side Bayern Munich lost to Chelsea at their home ground, the Allianz Arena, in the 2012 Champions League final before claiming that trophy the following season - with the Dutchman himself scoring the winning goal.
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Holland lost 1-0 to Spain in the 2010 World Cup final in South Africa
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Robben says it 'still hurts' and they must win it in Brazil to 'get over' that
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The winger claims the pain is similar to when Bayern Munich lost to Chelsea in the 2012 Champions League final at the Allianz Arena
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The 30-year-old says their 2013 victory helped to ease the pain
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He also supports Manchester United's choice of Louis Van Gaal as coach

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Lena Dunham has spoken out about the fuss surrounding the photoshopping of her much-anticipated Vogue cover and photo-shoot, saying she doesn't understand the controversy. The extent of the photoshopping was revealed by Jezebel, the women's blog owned by Gawker Media, which offered a $10,000 bounty for the unretouched pictures. The writer and star of HBO’s Girls told Slate that the controversy 'confuses me a little.' Cover girl: Dunham says she is pleased with the results of her photo-shoot with Vogue 'I understand that for people there is a contradiction between what I do and being on the cover of Vogue; but frankly I really don’t know what the photoshopping situation is, I can’t look at myself really objectively in that way,' Dunham, 27, told Slate.
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Lena Dunham has responded to the controversy over her photoshopped Vogue fashion spread and cover
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Dunham says she's 'confused' by all the fuss and says having a woman on the cover of Vogue who is not a typical model-type is a positive thing
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Blog Jezebel offered a $10,000 bounty for the unretouched images
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After they were published, many detractors labeled the move 'mean' and 'anti-feminist'
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Dunham tweeted that the outcry was 'too ridiculous' to engage with

Question: 'This is what Vogue does - and yes, we already know in general what all of these magazines do - but now, on its cover, @placeholder has a woman who rightfully declares that her appearance, with all of its perceived imperfections, shouldn't be hidden and doesn't need any fixing,' she wrote.


Washington (CNN) -- Republican Scott Brown lost his second Senate race in two election cycles on Tuesday, as Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen defeated him to win a second term, according to a CNN projection. Shaheen said late Tuesday night that Brown had called her to concede, and praised him for a "vigorous race." The race represented Republicans' best chances at picking up a Senate seat in the Northeast -- one that was vital for Democrats to protect as they faced majority-threatening challenges elsewhere. Over the summer, Brown used a series of crises to nationalize the race -- arguing that President Barack Obama and, by extension, Senate Democrats like Shaheen, are unable to govern effectively.
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Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen won a second term, defeating GOP challenger Scott Brown
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Brown previously represented Massachusetts in the Senate, but lost re-election in 2012
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Brown had tried to nationalize the race, focusing on Obama's handling of Ebola, ISIS and immigration

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Iran has denied inspectors from the United Nations' nuclear watchdog access to a key military site - ratcheting up tensions between Tehran and the West and effectively ending a working dialogue. International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspectors were turned away from a base in Parchin, south east of the capital, where intelligence suggests nuclear weapons could be in development. It led to the UN declaring a two-day meeting, intended to calm fears over the Islamic Republic's disputed nuclear programme, to be a 'failure'. And it said talks with Iran are now unlikely to be re-started - as the West continues to step up sanctions against the major oil producer.
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International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors refused access to Parchin
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Intelligence suggests nuclear weapons in development at site
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UN watchdog declares two-day meeting a failure
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Evolving conflict like 'slow-motion Cuban Missile Crisis

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London (CNN) -- French swimmer Yannick Agnel won his second gold of a triumphant Olympics with a dominant performance in Monday's 200 meters freestyle final. South Korean swimmer Tae-Hwan Park and Yang Sun, of China, share silver after both finishing with a time of 1 minute 44.93 seconds. American medal hope Ryan Lochte struggled to keep up with his rivals as he finished fourth. "Not so happy about that swim tonight... you live and learn. Tomorrow I will be better," Lochte tweeted. French President Francois Holland was in the crowd to see Agnel recorded the fastest time ever by a Frenchman, as Agnel demolished a strong field. Park, Sun, Agnel and Lochte had already won medals in London.
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French swimmer Yannick Agnel wins his second gold, Park, Sun share silver
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Lochte misses medal in fourth, but Greevers wins gold in 100m backstroke
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Missy Franklin wins her first Olympic gold
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Ruta Meilutyte claims first ever Lithuanian swimming gold

Question: The cheering @placeholder enjoyed his compatriot Agnel repeat his performance from the 4x100m relay, where he surged past Lochte in the final leg to claim gold, to claim another French swimming gold.

Question: With three gold medals, the @placeholder are now one short of their swimming gold medal total from all previous Olympics.


Sportsmail takes a look at 10 things we learned from the Premier League and Football League this week, including how one Argentine is consigning another to distant memory at the Etihad. Click here to follow @ralphellis56 1) Carlos Tevez, once the biggest and most controversial name at Manchester City, continues to be pushed deeper into the club’s history books by the goal scoring of fellow Argentine Sergio Aguero. Match of the Day highlighted the fact that Aguero’s goal at Aston Villa – his 57th in the Premier League since arriving in England – made him at 114 minutes per strike the most frequent scorer in the League’s history.
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Sergio Aguero is beating compatriot Carlos Tevez's record at Man City
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Nathanial Clyne has played every minute of Southampton's season
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Gabriel Obertan gave a bright display for Newcastle against Swansea
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QPR have received fewer cautions than any other team in the league
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Andrew Robertson is proving a shrewd investment by Hull City
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Uwe Rosler is failing to live up to expectations at Wigan
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Millwall are reaping rewards of Scott McDonald's reunion with Ian Holloway
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Louis van Gaal allegedly only had Manchester United's half of the pitch watered during half time of clash with Everton

Question: It also brought him to within two of the 59 struck for City by @placeholder – at an average of 140 minutes wait per goal.


New Delhi (CNN)"India is about to take off." That was the bold declaration from India's Finance Minister Arun Jaitley as he delivered his first full-year budget since his party won a resounding victory at the polls last May. India's budget is a closely-watched TV event, with pre- and post-game analyses on every TV news channel. Even by those standards, Saturday's budget generated more interest than in previous years, in part because of soaring expectations on the new government. Jaitley signaled in his speech that "incremental change" was not enough, as he announced a raft of measures to boost infrastructure and growth.
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India's budget announcement is a televised, highly watched event
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This year, Indian's paid particular attention, as they have high expectations from the Modi government

Question: Speaking of Jaitley's boss, India's Prime Minister @placeholder, he said "Modi was elected to control inflation and create jobs.


(CNN) -- The thought came to Don Walker during that most quintessential of American outings -- a baseball game. Caught in a crush of people on his way into Atlanta's Turner Field, he couldn't help but think about what had just happened in Boston -- sports fans crowded into a small space, a bomb tucked into a backpack, and then death. Not that it stopped the Morgantown, West Virginia, man from enjoying his Atlanta vacation. "You just watch things more closely," he said. Americans are doing a lot of that these days, especially after Monday's attack on the Boston Marathon, where three people died and more than 180 were wounded when a pair of bombs exploded near the finish line:
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NEW: Police chief acknowledges "a bit of anxiety" on Capitol Hill
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Americans are looking over their shoulders after recent U.S. violence
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Events such as Monday's bombings remind us that "we're all vulnerable," professor says

Question: The interest in the @placeholder terrorism case "will last for a few days and perhaps a week, and then it will become a distant memory for most people," he said.


By Lucy Crossley PUBLISHED: 12:59 EST, 23 February 2014 | UPDATED: 04:35 EST, 24 February 2014 A pair of newlyweds have made history by becoming the couple first to marry in a Church of Scientology chapel, hailing their wedding as a 'victory' over 'inequality and unfairness'. Louisa Hodkin and Alessandro Calcioli, both 25, walked down the aisle in the historic ceremony after winning a landmark legal battle at the Supreme Court to exchange vows at the church. Dressed in a traditional white wedding dress and clutching a white and red bouquet of flowers, Louisa beamed as she emerged from the ceremony arm in arm with her new husband.
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Louisa Hodkin and Alessandro Calcioli, both 25, married at chapel in London
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Pair allowed to wed there after winning a legal battle at the Supreme Court
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Registrar general refused to register London Church Chapel for marriage
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Service was broadcast over the internet so people could share 'happy day'

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(CNN) -- Zambia will face pre-tournament favorites Ivory Coast in Sunday's final of the Africa Cup of Nations after both countries won their semifinals 1-0 on Wednesday. Substitute Emmanuel Mayuka scored the only goal 12 minutes from time as Zambia shocked another one of the title favorites, Ghana. Meanwhile, a superb individual goal from Arsenal striker Gervinho proved enough for Ivory Coast to see off Mali in Gabon's capital Libreville. World Cup quarterfinalists Ghana, who lost to Egypt in the 2010 African final, squandered a host of chances, missed a penalty and had a player sent off in Bata, Equatorial Guinea.
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Zambia stun favorites Ghana 1-0 to reach the final of the Africa Cup of Nations
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Substitute Emmanuel Mayuka scores the only goal with 12 minutes remaining
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Zambia will face Ivory Coast in Sunday's final after the Elephants beat Mali 1-0
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Arsenal striker Gervinho's superb individual goal is enough to defeat co-hosts

Question: And the @placeholder were made to pay for not taking advantage of their superiority when 20-year-old striker Mayuka fired home from outside the penalty area.

Question: Ghana continued to have the majority of the possession after the break, but @placeholder's superb strike gave Zambia a lead they held onto.


(CNN) -- North Korea's leader Kim Jong Il arrived in Russia on Saturday to meet with President Dmitry Medvedev, authorities said. Kim is scheduled to visit Siberia and the country's eastern region, according to a statement on Medvedev's website. "The meeting with Mr. Medvedev is the main event on his program," the statement said. The statement and North Korea's state media did not say what the two leaders will discuss. Earlier this month, North Korea  again called for the resumption of the so-called six-party talks without preconditions. North Korea pulled out of six-party talks in 2008. The six-party talks involved China, Japan, Russia, South Korea, North Korea and the United States. The goal was nuclear disarmament on the Korean peninsula.
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NEW: Russia sends tons of grain to North Korea
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Kim Jong Il is scheduled to visit Siberia
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"The meeting with Mr. Medvedev is the main event on his program," a Russian statement says
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It is unclear what will be discussed at the meeting

Question: The first shipment of @placeholder grain arrived Friday, and will conclude in September.


By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 04:48 EST, 15 May 2013 | UPDATED: 08:17 EST, 15 May 2013 Child murderer Stuart Hazell is 'worse than Ian Huntley' because he killed a member of his own family, Tia Sharp's grandmother said today. Christine Bicknell, 47 sobbed as she said she had loved the convicted drug dealer and had no idea she was living with a 'monster' for five years. 'People portray him as Ian Huntley. But no, he's worse than Ian Huntley. OK, he took two little girls that he knew but Stuart took his step grand daughter - that makes him worse,' she told ITV's This Morning.
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Couple met in 2007 and Christine Bicknell believed he was the 'perfect man'
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Killer had earlier been in short relationship with Tia's mother Natalie, 31
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Hazell's time in care, on streets and in jail made Christine feel 'sorry for him'
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'Now I know nothing would have changed that man – and he can’t blame his actions on what others did to him. He was rotten to the core,' she said

Question: Under pressure from Christine Bicknell, @placeholder managed to get a job as a window cleaner and helped look after the grandchildren while she was out at work at a care home.


Distraught: Karla Lopez (believed to be the wife of Fort Hood shooter Ivan Lopez) broke down in tears when she discovered that it was her husband who went on a shooting rampage at Fort Hood on Wednesday afternoon The distraught wife of Fort Hood shooter Ivan Lopez emerged from her family home on Thursday morning after spending the entire evening with authorities desperate to find any clues as to why her husband embarked on his rampage. Telling reporters, 'I'm sorry. I don't feel well. I've been talking to police all night,' Karla Lopez was then escorted by family members away from the Killeen apartment she moved into three weeks ago with 34-year-old Lopez.
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The wife of Ivan Lopez became hysterical when she realized that her husband was responsible for the deaths of three soldiers and injuring 16 others at Fort Hood on Wednesday
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Initially feared her husband could be a victim
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Karla Lopez told reporters on Thursday morning 'I'm sorry. I don't feel well. I've been talking to police all night'
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Then left the Killeen, Texas apartment she shared with Lopez and her family
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Lopez, a 34-year-old married father, had served one tour in Iraq in 2011 but did he did not have any recorded combat experience
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He started shooting from inside the medical building where he was seeking treatment for 'self-reported' brain injuries

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By Paul Donnelley Barcelona defender Dani Alves has received support from Premier League players including Sergio Aguero, David Luiz, Oscar, Willian, Nacer Chadli and Moussa Dembele following his reaction to a banana being thrown in his direction by a Villarreal supporter during a La Liga game on Sunday. The Brazil international picked up the banana and took a bite before playing a key role as Barca fought back from 2-0 down to win 3-2 to keep their hopes of retaining the Primera Division alive. Following the game Alves was backed by team-mate Neymar who posted a picture of himself with a banana alongside the hashtag 'We are all monkeys', while his girlfriend Thaissa Carvalho also took a photo of herself among a group of friends eating bananas.
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Defender was about to take a corner when banana was flung onto the pitch
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Alves, 30, joined Barcelona in 2008 for £23m with additional £7m possible dependent on success at the Catalan club
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Girlfriend posted picture online showing friends all eating bananas

Question: Break in play: Alves later credited the banana with giving him the energy to help Barca beat @placeholder


LAGOS, Nigeria (CNN) -- It's very rarely African cities get compared with their flashy European counterparts, yet, when it comes to cost of living Lagos isn't just competing with its neighbors in Europe -- it's beating them. Hotel rooms in Lagos, now the 30th most expensive city in the world, now cost hundreds of dollars a night. Nigeria's coastal economic and financial capital is the shock entry in the top 50 cities of this year's Mercer Cost of Living survey. The vibrant home to almost eight million Nigerians beat off the likes of Barcelona, Berlin and Brussels, and even U.S. locations such as Washington and Los Angeles -- to be rated the 30th most expensive city in the world.
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Lagos, Nigeria is the 30th most expensive city in the world
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It beat cities like Barcelona, Brussels, Washington and Los Angeles
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Private investment and tourism have help local development
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Governor Babatunde Fashola also credits Nigeria's democracy

Question: Fashola believes the democratic climate in Nigeria has helped the @placeholder region develop by offering new-found freedom to local governments, private investors, and other independent groups.


By Damian Spellman, Press Association Who should be England's next captain? Former team-mate Jamie Carragher is confident England's loss will be Liverpool's gain after Steven Gerrard announced his retirement from international football. Carragher, who played alongside Gerrard for both club and country, believes the 34-year-old midfielder has several more years in his legs as he prepares to embark upon another Champions League campaign. The former defender told Sky Sports News: 'Listen, for Liverpool Football Club, it's a great decision. I am sure the Liverpool supporters will be happy. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Steven Gerrard announce his retirement from England duty
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Gerrard retires from international football at age of 34
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Gerrard's former team-mate Jamie Carragher backs decision
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Rio Ferdinand, Gary Lineker and Jack Wilshere pay tribute

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(CNN) -- Los Angeles Clippers co-owner Shelly Sterling is "moving quickly" to sell the embattled NBA franchise, with a source familiar with the situation saying she and her representatives would like to make a deal this week. The recent activity includes talks with several high-profile potential suitors for the team, and NBA Commissioner Adam Silver is "very much involved" in Shelly Sterling's dealings with potential buyers, according to the source. But as bidders make their pitches for his team, Donald Sterling -- Shelly's estranged husband and the team's other owner -- accused the NBA of violating his constitutional rights in trying to end his ownership of the franchise based on what he says was an illegally recorded conversation during a lovers' quarrel, according to a document provided by Donald Sterling's attorney.
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Donald Sterling says he has helped NBA become more diverse
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The longtime owner still fighting NBA to keep his team
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Shelly Sterling has talked with Steve Ballmer, Grant Hill about possible separate bids
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Source: NBA Commissioner Adam Silver is "very much involved" in process

Question: The source indicated she met Sunday with a group led by former NBA star @placeholder to discuss the sale of the Clippers.

Question: The same source said Shelly Sterling will accept offers this week for the @placeholder.


(CNN) -- A superb free-kick from Cristiano Ronaldo gave Manchester United a 2-1 home win over Blackburn to move them eight points clear at the top of the Premier League table. Ronaldo celebrates his late free-kick as Manchester United edged closer to retaining the Premier League. United's record-breaking run of clean sheets came to an end at Old Trafford, but  Ronaldo's moment ensured Sir Alex Ferguson's side remain well on course to lift their third successive title. United took a 23rd minute lead when Wayne Rooney celebrated his first start since returning from a hamstring injury, by taking advantage of a mistake from defender Ryan Nelsen to score the opening goal.
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Cristiano Ronaldo scores the winner as Manchester United beat Blackburn 2-1
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Nicholas Anelka scores the only goal to give Chelsea 1-0 victory at Aston Villa
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The goal lifts Chelsea above their opponents into third place in Premier League
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Arsenal fail to take advantage of Villa defeat after drawing 0-0 with Sunderland

Question: It was Anelka's first goal in nine league games and brought an end to @placeholder's 13-game unbeaten sequence stretching back to early November.


Conestoga Wood Specialties was founded a half-century ago in a Pennsylvania garage. The Hahn family's commitment to quality is driven in large part by their Christian faith, which in turn may soon threaten the company's very existence. That financial and constitutional dynamic is now before the U.S. Supreme Court, in a high-stakes encore to the health care reform law known as Obamacare. The justices will hear oral arguments Tuesday in a dispute involving contraception coverage and religious liberty. The court will review provisions in the Affordable Care Act requiring for-profit employers of a certain size to offer insurance benefits for birth control and other reproductive health services without a co-pay. At issue is whether certain companies can refuse to do so on the sincere claim it would violate their owners' long-established personal beliefs.
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Hobby Lobby, Conestoga Wood Specialties say they run their firms with Christian values
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Obamacare's contraception coverage requirements violate those values, they say
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Requirements apply to the corporations, not the individual owners, the government says
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The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on the two cases on Tuesday

Question: The @placeholder and Conestoga claims are in yet another Obamacare category: for-profit corporations claiming a religion-based exemption.


It took 55 days and involved 1,600 parts. And this video reveals exactly what happened when Emirates renovated its first Airbus A380. The two-minute footage shows behind the scenes the 3C Check - the largest maintenance check on any aircraft - which took two teams to complete. Scroll down for video... Spring clean: Video shows Emirates Airbus A380 undergoing largest maintenance check on any aircraft Renovation: The 3C-Check took place in Dubai after the aircraft had flown 3,000 flights The event took place in Dubai after the plane had flown about 3,000 flights and carried roughly 1.2 million passengers since being delivered to Emirates in July, 2008.
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Emirates Airbus A380 shown undergoing the 3C-Check
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Aircraft renovation took 55 days and two teams of people to complete
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Each of the four engines were also removed, inspected and overhauled

Question: The video shows a sped up version of exactly what it takes to complete the @placeholder, and it's clearly no mean task.


The favourite in the race to become Labour’s new leader in Scotland is embroiled in a bitter row with Ed Miliband over who will take charge of the party’s Scottish campaigns. Jim Murphy, tipped to lead Labour’s fightback against the Scottish Nationalists, has told Ed Miliband he will refuse to work with fellow Scots-born Shadow Cabinet heavyweight Douglas Alexander. Allies of Mr Murphy say Mr Alexander is a ‘campaigns flop’ and want him to ‘stop meddling in the Labour Party in Scotland’. Jim Murphy is involved in a bitter row with Labour leader Ed Miliband over who will take charge of the party's Scottish campaigns
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Jim Murphy is tipped to lead Labour’s fightback against the Scottish Nationalists
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He has told Ed Miliband he will refuse to work with fellow Scots-born Shadow Cabinet heavyweight Douglas Alexander

Question: @placeholder is his own man and has made that very clear to Ed (Miliband).’

Question: Jim is his own man and has made that very clear to @placeholder (Miliband).’


Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush once tangled with a Miami Herald reporter over media coverage of his daughter Noelle's drug-related legal troubles, complaining in an email that 'I wish the media would leave my daughter alone.' Noelle was arrested in 2002 at age 25 for prescription drug fraud, stealing pills at a rehab clinic, and possession of crack cocaine. A feeding frenzy of Florida journalists scrambled to report on every angle of the story, including links between a judge overseeing her rehab progress and a charity that received state government money. The implication was that Noelle, who spent less than two weeks in jail overall, received special treatment because her judge appreciated the grants – $900,000 in all – made to the charity on whose board he had sat.
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Emails released Tuesday by the Florida governor show a father frustrated by reporters' eagerness to cover his daughter's legal woes
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A Miami reporter had written that a judge overseeing Noelle Bush's case was linked to a charity that received $900,000 in state government grants
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The vast majority of emails mentioning Noelle's name were supportive, with most offering prayers for her recovery
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As Bush aims for the presidency he's redefining the idea of political transparency by releasing a massive archive of all his official emails
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Daily Mail Online found 14 different Social Security Numbers in the data

Question: Florida's open records laws are among the strongest in the nation, meaning the emails released Tuesday – all of those sent to and from @placeholder's personal email address from 1999 to 2007 – have long been open to public review.


The iPhone 6 has so underwhelmed consumers that even smugglers who illegally shipped them to China are having to slash their prices. Criminal gangs who queued up for days in the US and Hong Kong to get the Apple devices have been forced to charge less than half because of falling demand. Users in China now see the iPhone as just another smartphone and not the special product that it once was. Scroll down for video The iPhone 6 has so underwhelmed consumers that even smugglers who illegally shipped them to China are having to slash their prices. Pictured is a smuggled sets of Apple iPhone 6 are displayed after being found hidden in a tea leaf box at the customs in Shenzhen, near the Hong Kong border, Guangdong province
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Criminal gangs who queued up for days in the US and Hong Kong to get the Apple devices have been forced to charge less than half
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In Beijing, one black market retailer was selling the iPhone 6 and the 6 Plus for between the equivalent of $1,060 (£650) and $1,436 (£885)
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Just after the phones came out they were selling on the black market for $1,960 (£1,200) and $2,450 (£1,500) - a decline of 54% and 58% respectively
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Legitimate retailers iPhone 6 for $649 (£539) and 6 Plus for $499 (£619)

Question: When prices were good smugglers could expect to make around $163 (£100) per device but now one @placeholder seller said that his losses will be ‘big’.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Actor Ryan O'Neal choked up on the witness stand Wednesday as he told a jury he would be crushed if an Andy Warhol portrait of longtime companion Farrah Fawcett is taken from him and given to the University of Texas. Fawcett died of cancer in 2009 and left her artwork to her alma mater. The university is suing O'Neal for the portrait, which hangs in the bedroom of his Malibu beach house. "I talk to it. I talk to her." O'Neal said, his voice choking with emotion. "It's her presence in my life and her son's life. We lost her. It would seem a crime to lose it."
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Actor Ryan O'Neal tells a jury he doesn't want to lose a portrait of Farrah Fawcett
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He and the late actress were an on-again, off-again couple for some 30 years
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Pop artist Andy Warhol painted two nearly identical portraits of Fawcett
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Her alma mater, the University of Texas, has one and is suing O'Neal for the other

Question: He also described several other dinners the couple had with @placeholder.

Question: And then she say, 'A friend of mine, you know, his name is @placeholder, painted that for Ryan and he did one for me, too.'"


As delegates ended the three-day Rio+20 summit with a 53-page statement called "The Future We Want," activists slammed the U.N. conference on sustainable development as a "failure of epic proportions." U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon described the document as a "firm foundation for social, economic and environmental well-being." "Rio+20 has affirmed fundamental principles -- renewed essential commitments -- and given us new direction," Ban said in a statement. Five cities fighting for climate survival But the conservation group Greenpeace said the summit, formally known as the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, was "over before it started." "One by one, the few proposed commitments and targets were deleted," Greenpeace International Executive Director Kumi Naidoo said in a statement.
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Campaigners call Rio+20 summit a "hoax" and a "failure of epic proportions"
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The three-day meeting ended with an agreement on the document "The Future We Want"
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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says Rio+20 "affirmed fundamental principles"
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$513 billion has been committed to a number of causes, the United Nations says

Question: "@placeholder has been a failure of epic proportions," Naidoo added.


Washington (CNN) -- A Salvadoran national wanted in connection with the brutal slaying of a Colorado man was named to the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitive list on Thursday. Edwin Ernesto Rivera Gracias is accused of killing of Richard Limon, 69, in August 2011. Law enforcement officials allege that Rivera Gracias choked, beat and stabbed the man and then dumped his body in the mountains outside of Denver. Limon was a longtime family acquaintance of the fugitive's teenage girlfriend, the FBI said. The wanted poster for Rivera Gracias says he's between ages 29 and 33, is about 5 feet, 10 inches tall and weighs approximately 170 pounds.
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Suspect in the slaying of a Colorado man added to FBI's Ten Most Wanted list
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Edwin Ernesto Rivera Gracias is accused of choking, beating and stabbing Richard Limon, 69
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Rivera Gracias may have fled to his home country of El Salvador, the FBI says
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Victim's daughter wants "justice to be served"

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- English football fans hoping to travel to Moscow for this month's Champions League final between Manchester United and Chelsea face spiraling costs and an anxious wait for visas amid a simmering diplomatic row between the UK and Russia. Chelsea fans hoping to follow their side to Moscow face hefty expenses and an anxious wait over visas. Upwards of 50,000 fans are expected to travel to the May 21 match from the UK, defying expensive flights and warnings about a shortage of accommodation in the Russian capital -- one of the world's most expensive cities. But there were fears on Thursday that Russia's stringent visa requirements for British citizens could further complicate matters for fans.
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English fans face spiraling expenses, visa anxiety ahead of European Cup final
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The Russian Embassy criticizes UK for tightening Russian visa requirements
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Up to 50,000 Chelsea and Manchester United fans expected to go to Moscow

Question: Flights from @placeholder to Moscow on the day of the match, returning the following day were available for around $1,600 over the internet on Thursday.


(CNN) -- When a massive, muscle-bound American football player announced this weekend that he is gay, we watched yet another brick crumble in the monolith of American prejudice. To some, Michael Sam's words might have come as a shock, but most Americans know the country is in the midst of a fundamental social shift, one that conjures images of a different place. Where? Well, if you traveled from the United States to the Netherlands a few years ago, what you saw -- and smelled -- in the streets of ultra-liberal Amsterdam probably shocked you. Young people smoking joints in an open-air cafÃ©, gay couples holding hands on the streets and people of all ages not batting an eye about any of it gave U.S. visitors a novel and exotic experience.
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Frida Ghitis: The Netherlands once seemed permissive to U.S. on pot, same-sex marriage
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She says "family values" stance conflicted with libertarian notion of freedom
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Ghitis: U.S. differs with many nations on gun issue, but definition of freedom shifting

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Australia will send its special forces into Iraq to fight against Islamic State, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has revealed in a dramatic u-turn to previous claims. Only on Saturday had Ms Bishop said there were still no plans to put boots on the ground in Iraq. 'We have reached an agreement for a legal framework and now it will be a matter for our military when our special forces will be deployed,' Ms Bishop said on Sunday. The Foreign Minister spoke at the conclusion of a two-day trip to Baghdad after meeting with senior Iraqi officials. Scroll down for video
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Foreign minister Julie Bishop met with Iraqi officials in Baghdad to discuss Australian involvement in fight against Islamic State extremists
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She confirmed on Sunday that Australia will assist Iraqi forces in fighting IS on the ground
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In a press conference with her counterpart Ibrahim al-Jaafari, Ms Bishop previously ruled out Australian boots in the country
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott explained on Wednesday that 200 members of the special forces had been waiting in the UAE since mid-September

Question: @placeholder's Foreign Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari (right) welcomes his Australian counterpart Julie Bishop (left) in Baghdad


A manhunt has been launched four 'black widows' planning to suicide bomb the Winter Olympics. Officers are scouring Sochi, where the games begin next month, with wanted posters featuring Ruzan Ibragimova, 22, whose husband was killed by Russian security forces last year. The suspect, from Dagestan - a city notorious for its use of 'black widows' - is believed to be plotting an attack with three other women. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Wanted: Ruzan Ibragimov, whose husband was an Islamist militant killed by Russian security forces last year, is one of the 'black widow' terrorists who may be in Sochi plotting an attack
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Posters of Ruzan Ibragimova, 23, the wife of a Islamist militant killed by Russian security forces last year, have been put up in the Olympic city
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She has a scar on her cheek, a limp, and one arm won't bend at the elbow
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Authorities believe she has left her home in Dagestan for Winter Olympics
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Video featuring two men has been posted on militant Chechen website
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Men may be linked to December 2013 Volgograd bombings
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They warn of 'surprise package' that will be 'for all the Muslim blood that is shed every day around the world'
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Russian president Vladimir Putin said earlier this week Russia will do 'whatever it takes' for security at the Games
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US and Russian officials may be looking for as many as four 'black widows' who could be trying to launch an attack on Sochi

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David Cameron last night vowed to strip Scottish MPs of the power to decide policy on health, education and tax rates in England. The Prime Minister said the introduction of ‘English votes for English laws’ at Westminster was a matter of ‘fairness’ in the wake of Scottish devolution, and vowed to make it a priority if he wins the election. His decision to include income tax rates among the areas on which Scottish MPs will lose the vote could cause havoc for a future Labour government, or any administration propped up by the SNP. David Cameron (left) intervened following talks with SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon (right) in Edinburgh on Wednesday
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PM says introducing 'English votes for English laws' at Westminster was a matter of 'fairness' in wake of Scottish devolution
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David Cameron vowed to make this a priority if he wins the next election
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Intervention followed talks in Edinburgh with SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon
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She had angered Tory MPs by threatening to end her party’s policy of not voting on English matters at Westminster

Question: Miss Sturgeon reignited the debate about @placeholder devolution on Wednesday by warning the SNP would end its ‘self-denying ordinance’ on voting on matters such as health at Westminster.


By Corey Charlton for MailOnline A VIP service is to be held at Westminster Abbey to recognise the taxman's work collecting revenue. HM Revenue and Customs chief executive Lin Homer has invited guests to a VIP event at the Abbey on September 23 where guests including staff, civil servants and partners will join to pay tribute to the taxman's work. Ms Homer, who is the former boss of UK Borders Agency (UKBA), has recently been criticised regarding the huge payout the Government has been required to make to a U.S. defence firm following a failed UKBA IT project. HMRC boss Lin Homer, pictured, has invited VIP guests to the event which will be take place on September 23
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VIP service to recognise and praise taxman to be held at Westminster Abbey
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HMRC chief executive Lin Homer has invited VIP guests to exclusive event
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Taxpayers' Alliance: 'The last thing they need is a day out at the Abbey'

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(CNN)Alabama's governor apologized for what he called an "unfortunate use of excessive force" by a police officer against an Indian man, even as the officer in question pleaded not guilty to assault. Gov. Robert Bentley wrote a letter to the consul general of India in Atlanta, Ajit Kumar, offering an apology to the government of India for the "tragic incident." Bentley was referring to an encounter where a Madison County, Alabama, police officer forced a 59-year-old man to the ground, causing partial paralysis. "I wish to assure you and the government of India that we will see that justice is done," Bentley wrote.
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Eric Parker was released last week after posting $1,000 bail
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He is accused of assaulting Sureshbhai Patel while on duty and answering a suspicious person report
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Patel was taken to the ground and needed spinal surgery

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Former British Airways pilot Bartle Frere, who is accused of having sex with underage boys in India in between long-haul flights A British Airways pilot accused of sex offences against underage boys has denied he is a paedophile, a court heard. Bartle Frere, 50, is said to have used his former job with British Airways to meet  boys in India and lavish them with money and gifts. The bachelor, of Abingdon, Oxfordshire, is also accused of a string of sex charges against two boys in the UK, who it is alleged he abused after paying them to do odd jobs around his house.
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Bartle Frere allegedly arranged to meet up with boys in Chennai, India
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The pilot who left British Airways this year also abused boys in UK, the court heard
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He claims he has no sexual desire towards 'anyone or anything'
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The 50-year-old denies all 25 charges against him

Question: The defendant told the court that he found @placeholder a fascinating place and would regularly take monthly British Airways flights to Chennai.


We have heard of foot fetishes, but this is ridiculous. Having hundreds of must-have heels at her disposal isn't enough for the shoe-loving wife of American designer Stuart Weitzman, who has spent years travelling the globe curating a collection of the planet's most weird and wonderful heels. The fantastical footwear Jane Gershon Weitzman discovered on her globe-trotting - including pairs made from corrugated cardboard, wire, wood, steel and even flowers - has filled the windows of the flagship Stuart Weitzman Madison Avenue store in New York for years. And now the best of them have been brought together in a style book celebrating the creativity of the industry.
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Design book Art & Sole features 150 fantasy shoes
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Collected by wife of designer Stuart Weitzman
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Not designed to be worn, instead have been on display in flagship NY store

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(CNN) -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu apologized Friday to Turkey for a 2010 raid on a Gaza-bound flotilla, both nations said, signaling a potential major thaw after three years of chilly relations between the two key Middle East nations. The Israeli leader phoned his Turkish counterpart, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, while sitting with U.S. President Barack Obama in a trailer on a Tel Aviv airport tarmac. In the call -- which Turkey's foreign minister said lasted for nearly 30 minutes -- Netanyahu acknowledged "operational mistakes" during the raid, which ended with eight Turks and an American of Turkish origin dead.
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NEW: The breakthrough follows 3 years of tough negotiations, a Turkish official says
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NEW: Turkey's leader talked with Egyptian, Qatari counterparts before Netanyahu, he adds
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Israel cites "mistakes" in a 2010 raid on a Gaza-bound ship that killed 9, vows "compensation"
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Obama says he and Israel's Netanyahu "agreed the moment was right" to call Turkey

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By Keith Gladdis PUBLISHED: 02:23 EST, 25 July 2013 | UPDATED: 20:34 EST, 25 July 2013 Greek police investigating the ‘execution-style’ murder of a 19-year-old say British youths have brought ‘gang warfare’ to the holiday island of Crete. Tyrell Matthews-Burton was stabbed through the heart during a bar fight involving more than 30 British tourists in the rowdy resort of Malia. Myles Litchmore-Dunbar, a 19-year-old model and university student, has been charged with murder and possession of a weapon. Litchmore-Dunbar, from Catford, South-East London, is believed to have been detained after leaving the scene on a quad bike. Another Briton has allegedly confessed to being involved in the killing and more than a dozen have appeared in court following the brawl.
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British man Tyrell Matthews-Burton of London fatally stabbed in Malia
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19-year-old Myles Litchmore-Dunbar has been arrested after mass brawl
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Coroner says Matthews-Burton was stabbed 'execution-style'
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Police questioned 14 other British tourists who appeared in court
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Their relatives said police simply rounded up everyone who was in the club

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By Ruth Styles PUBLISHED: 09:27 EST, 16 October 2013 | UPDATED: 10:42 EST, 16 October 2013 Staring into the camera, the girl's striking blue eyes are full of unshed tears. And she isn't alone. The girl in the polka dot headscarf and her family are just some of the thousands of people who have crossed the border into Iraq in a bid to escape the slaughter in Syria. Although the raging civil war has cost her family their home, the girl is luckier than most. An ethnic Kurd, she has managed to escape the fighting that has taken the lives of thousands of her compatriots as well as the bouts of ethnic violence that have taken the lives of Kurds in Syria, Iraq, Turkey and Iran over the last century.
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French photographer Eric Lafforgue travelled to refugee camps near the town of Erbil in northern Iraq
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Erbil is part of Kurdistan, an unrecognised autonomous statelet handed to the Kurds after Saddam Hussein's defeat
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Many of Lafforgue's subjects have been forced out of their Syrian homes after being bombed out of their homes

Question: Now she and other Kurdish refugees are the subject of a series of stunning photographs by French snapper Eric Lafforgue who travelled to @placeholder last month to meet them.

Question: Refugee: This girl, a Syrian Kurd, was forced to flee with her family to a refugee camp in the @placeholder Kurdish city of Erbil after her home was bombed


By Daily Mail Reporter Chinese relatives of the passengers on missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 have had to change hotels to make way for crews arriving for the Malaysian Grand Prix. The news comes as an expert who has been helping the families through their ordeal expressed fears that some had become suicidal. Some Chinese family members who flew to Malaysia to be closer to the heart of search operations had been staying at the Cyberview Resort & Spa near Kuala Lumpur, where they were engaged in an emotional struggle to elicit information from the government. 'The Chinese families were here, but they have already left,' a worker at the resort said. 'We are fully booked. 'There is no space because of Formula One.'
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Chinese family members had been staying at the Cyberview Resort near Kuala Lumpur while awaiting news of loved ones
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Now they have had to move because of the upcoming Malaysian Grand Prix
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Psychologist working with the relatives says he fears they are suicidal

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A Sydney grandmother missing for two months in southern India has been found dead, with three men facing murder charges. Indian police say her body has been exhumed and a guard at the apartment building where she was living has been arrested over her murder along with two of his friends. Inspector B. Venugopal said the men robbed Ms Ludgate of her money and jewellery, killed her and buried her body in a remote place about 15 kilometres from Puttaparti. Scroll down for video Toni Ludgate (pictured right) with daughter Traci Harding (pictured left) has been found dead in India
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A Sydney grandmother who had been missing in India for two months has been found dead
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A security guard who worked at her apartment building and two other men have been arrested over her murder
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The men reportedly robbed her of her money and jewellery, killed her and buried her body
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The grandmother of eight was on a charity work trip to India in an ashram when her family lost communications with her
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She was reportedly last seen getting out of a cab with an older lady on September 23

Question: While not knowing what happened to her mother, Ms @placeholder says she's trying not to panic and think positively that they will eventually find her.


Unmasked: ISIS executioner 'Jihadi John' has been identified as Mohammed Emwazi from west London As a schoolboy growing up in west London, he enjoyed playing computer games and was a keen martial artist who friends remember as being light-hearted. But today, he is world's most reviled killer, revealed as a bloodthirsty executioner who revels in brutally taking the lives of innocent men in the most barbaric fashion. Mohammed Emwazi was today unmasked as the cowardly killer behind 'Jihadi John', the Islamic State's most notorious figure. Born in Kuwait, Emwazi first moved to Britain at the age of six. The son of a minicab driver, he was reported to have occasionally prayed at a mosque in Greenwich, south-east London.
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Mohammad Emwazi, from London, today unmasked as Jihadi John
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The 26-year-old played computer games and enjoyed martial arts
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He supported Manchester United, and loved S Club 7 and The Simpsons
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Born in Kuwait, but moved to Britain with his family at the age of six
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He was on a terror watch list, but managed to flee to Syria in 2012
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There, he was radicalised and became a leader of the Islamic State
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He is now the world's most wanted killer for his brutal executions

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He was the Godfather of Soul, a music legend whose incendiary stage act over six decades inspired generations of performers from Mick Jagger to Michael Jackson. But the story of James Brown, now immortalised by Jagger in a £25 million biopic, Get On Up, has become even more extraordinary in death. Last night Brown’s widow Tomi Rae – the mother of his 13-year-old youngest child James Jnr – revealed for the first time the vicious battle over her husband’s £65 million fortune, how his corpse was dismembered amid a paternity row, and why his body has been moved 14 times since his death because of family feuding.
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Grieving widow of Get On Up legend opens up about posthumous DNA test
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Reveals how paternity row over her son led to macabre examination
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Singer's corpse was moved 14 times amid family feuding for the £65m
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New biopic does not cover the drama that has followed Brown's death

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:36 EST, 2 February 2014 | UPDATED: 17:36 EST, 2 February 2014 When Aly Femia asked doctors when she should get married so her sick mother could be there for the big day, they answered: 'Tomorrow.' So she did. Aly’s mom, Mary Quinn, had gone to check up on a pain she felt in her neck less than two weeks ago. Little did anyone expect the diagnosis to come back as lung cancer, which had spread to her brain. After initially hoping there were treatment options, Mary and her family were told her condition was incurable, according to BuzzFeed.
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Aly Femia planned to marry her fiance, Anthony, in September 2015
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Less than two weeks ago her mother, Mary Quinn, went to the doctors to have a pain in her neck checked
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She was diagnosed with lung cancer and told it had spread to her brain
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Aly and Anthony rushed to plan their wedding in 24 hours, having been told Mary had only a short time to live
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They were married on Wednesday at Yale New Haven Hospital

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Saariselka, Finland (CNN) -- It has been a long and cold winter in Europe. You might think an invitation to spend a weekend in Northern Finland with more icy weather would be the last thing anyone would have wanted. Not a bit of it. When the invitation came to attend the Lapland Retreat deep in the Arctic Circle I jumped at the chance. Finland's PM Jyrki Katainen and Europe minister Alex Stubb, host the retreat and this year invited the prime ministers of Denmark, Croatia and Latvia, along with the president of Estonia, the deputy PM of Turkey and the Europe minister from Ireland. Several more including a member of the ECB and ministers from Spain and Portugal pulled out at the last moment.
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Finland's political leaders held an informal summit in Saariselka, Lapland this weekend
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Policy-makers from Spain and Portugal pulled out at the last minute
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Quest: Retreat was an opportunity to see leaders "at their most honest"

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ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- Shortly after midnight on January 24, a 16-year old boy from Powder Springs, Georgia, crashed his car into an oncoming vehicle. Garrett Reed, a star football player at Harrison High School, died instantly. Police believe he had been drinking. Kecia Evangela Whitfield, 43, is charged with furnishing alcohol to a minor and reckless conduct. According to police, the investigation revealed that a classmate's mother served alcohol to Reed. Police charged 43-year-old Kecia Evangela Whitfield with furnishing alcohol to a minor and reckless conduct, both misdemeanors. Whitfield was released on a $10,000 bond and awaits a court date in April. Records on file with the Cobb County solicitor general's office indictate she has not yet entered a plea or obtained a lawyer. She did not return CNN's phone calls.
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Star football player dies in crash that followed night of drinking
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Classmate's mother is charged with furnishing alcohol to a minor
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AMA: A third of teens say it's "easy to obtain alcohol" from parents
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By Daniel Miller PUBLISHED: 06:06 EST, 17 July 2012 | UPDATED: 07:13 EST, 17 July 2012 The makers of the online video hit 'Miami Zombie Attack Prank!' were forced to flee in terror from an angry member of the public when their latest stunt - a hoax bomb attack - went disastrously wrong. Cameraman Jonathan Vanegas, ended up in jail after he and partner Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, both 20,   tried to fool a local man in Boca Raton, Florida, who reacted furiously and chased after them. The 'Russian Hitman Prank' involved Zdorovetskiy dressed in a smart suit approaching people in the street with a briefcase which he claimed contained a bomb that was set to go off in less than a minute.
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Pair were pretending briefcase contained bomb set to go off in one minute
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But furious Andre Brown, 51, failed to see the funny side
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Bomb disposal team called out after terrified members of the public dial 911
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Cameraman Jonathan Vanegas, 20, jailed and facing bomb hoax charges
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Earlier video was released days after man had face bitten off

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By Jade Watkins and Fay Strang PUBLISHED: 12:01 EST, 3 April 2013 | UPDATED: 01:28 EST, 4 April 2013 Pictures have emerged of the dramatic moment Heidi Klum helped save her son and two nannies from a terrifying riptide over Easter. The 39-year-old was relaxing in Hawaii on Sunday with her children and boyfriend Martin Kristen when  their holiday took a frightening turn for the worse. The supermodel and her bodyguard lover were forced to rescue her seven-year-old son Henry and two of the family’s nannies when they got swept away in the ocean. Photographs from the scene show her running towards to the water and dragging them from the surf to safety, moments after her boyfriend had pulled them from the waves.
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Family were on holiday in Hawaii when Henry, 7, and two nannies were swept away
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Heroic Heidi says: 'I did what any mother would do'

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 03:25 EST, 22 September 2013 | UPDATED: 04:38 EST, 22 September 2013 Claims: Paul Gascoigne (pictured at court last month) reportedly blew £4,000 on football bets in one session Paul Gascoigne reportedly spent £4,000 in only a few hours during a drunken betting spree. Witnesses said they saw the troubled England legend dropping bundles of £20 notes at a bookmakers following a two-day drinking bender. Staff at the Coral shop in Boscombe, near his Bournemouth flat, eventually had him ejected, according to reports. Gascoigne, 46, was with a number of apparently drunk friends during the session on Wednesday.
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England legend spent money in only a few hours, according to onlookers
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Witnesses said he was 'swaying' and dropping bundles of cash
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Gascoigne, 46, has battled alcoholism for years and was in rehab this year

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By Ian Ladyman Follow @@Ian_Ladyman_DM If England spent much of their pre-match World Cup obsessing about the centre forward they may or may not face in Sao Paulo on Thursday, all of a sudden there is another goalscorer looming on the horizon with something to prove. Luis Suarez and Uruguay were always expected to provide Roy Hodgson’s team with something of a test this summer. Providing Suarez proves his fitness, England will deal with that particular obstacle on Thursday. Around the corner, however, await Costa Rica and their young striker Joel Campbell. VIDEO: Scroll down to see Arsenal youngster Joel Campbell score a screamer
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Young striker scored in opening group game against Uruguay
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Campbell hopes his exploits in Brazil can earn him Arsenal place
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Forward yet to make his first-team debut for the Gunners
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Campbell has spent time on loan at Real Betis and Olympiacos

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Question: Campbell’s loan with Olympiakos is now up and he is due to report back to @placeholder for pre-season.


(RollingStone.com) -- Here's a poke to users and nonusers of Facebook: "The Social Network" isn't some yawny visual aid on how the website grew from a few hundred users at Harvard in 2004 to a 2010 global reach of half a billion. "The Social Network" is a hard-charging beast of a movie with a full tank of creative gas that keeps it humming from start to finish (hell of a middle, too.) Sure, it gives you the facts about how then-Harvard undergrad Mark Zuckerberg (a never-better Jesse Eisenberg) made billions by helping technology win the battle against actual human contact.
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"The Social Network" does more than deliver facts about the evolution of Facebook
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Director David Fincher and writer Aaron Sorkin both do the best work of their careers
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By Scarlett Russell There were certainly no hard feelings between the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge today, even though she beat him in two yacht races around Auckland Harbour in New Zealand. In fact, the body language between the Royal couple shows that their bond is stronger than ever. After her victory against Prince William, the pair laughed and smiled together, and Kate even offered a look of sympathy as she patted her husband’s arm. Scroll down for video Happy couple: Kate and William laugh together after she beats him in an Auckland yacht race There there: Kate appears to be jokingly comforting Will after his sore loss against her in Auckland yacht race
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Body language between Duke and Duchess of Cambridge proves their love
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Hands-on relationship sends 'strong guarding signals'
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Kate playfully comforts William after beating him in Auckland yacht races
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The couple's competitiveness strengthens their bond, says Judi James
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The brother of a woman who was brutally beaten, raped and doused in petrol before her apartment was set on fire has revealed how she forgave her attacker during her astonishing recovery. After Lydia Tillman, now 32, was attacked by Travis Forbes in Fort Collins, Colorado in July 2011, she suffered a stroke that left her in a coma for five weeks. Her jaw, wrist and ribs were also shattered. Her brother Jacob, who is hoping to raise $65,000 for reconstructive jaw surgery for his sister, has spoken of her inspiring positivity in the face of these appalling injuries. 'Lydia first spoke about Travis Forbes before she was even able to speak,' he told MailOnline. 'She prepared a letter of forgiveness that our father read out in court and she hasn't looked back.
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Lydia Tillman suffered a stroke after attack on July 5, 2011 in Colorado
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When she woke from a coma five weeks later, she could not talk or walk
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Her brother Jacob has recounted her positivity on her amazing recovery
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He is now hoping to raise $65,000 for her reconstructive jaw surgery
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Travis Forbes convicted of attempted murder and the murder of another woman, 19, and sentenced to 48 years in prison

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By Hamish Mackay Follow @@H_Mackay Mahiedine Mekhissi-Benabbad took his shirt off in celebration before he even finished his race, and was then disqualified. The French athlete was competing in the 3000m steeplechase at the European Championships. But before the race had even ended he removed his shirt in celebration. The officials failed to see the funny side and the 29-year-old was shown a yellow card for his troubles. Worse was to come for the Frenchman, though, as he was then disqualified completely. VIDEO Scroll down to watch I'm still European champion - Mekhissi Shirty: French athlete Mekhissi-Benabbad took his shirt off before he had even crossed the finish line
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Mahiedine Mekhisi-Benabbad won steeplechase at European Championships
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Frenchman removed his shirt in celebration before the race had ended
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29-year-old was then shown a yellow card by officials
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Spain protested and claimed he should be disqualified
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Mekhissi-Benabbad was then disqualified
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France appealed the decision but their appeal was rejected
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Yoann Kowal promoted to gold medal position

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