A high-performing primary school has missed out on Ofsted’s top grade after being judged too English. Pupils at the rural primary lacked ‘first-hand experience of the diverse make-up of modern British society’, declared the watchdog. However, around 97 per cent of the population in the town to which the school belongs are white. Middle Rasen Primary School in Market Rasen, Lincolnshire, has missed out on an 'outstanding' rating from Ofsted because it is 'too English'. Pictured: Headteacher Melonie Brunton (back middle) with pupils Inspectors penalised the 104-pupil school for not being multicultural enough, despite 97 per cent of the town being white and the majority of pupils not being from ethnic backgrounds
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Report said pupils at Middle Rasen Primary School in Lincolnshire lacked 'first-hand experience' of modern British society
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Said pupils should interact with 'counterparts from different backgrounds'
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'Very few' at the 104-pupil school are from ethnic groups, report says
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Headteacher believes comments are reaction to so-called Trojan Horse plot

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By Associated Press Reporter and Zoe Szathmary A Turkish man who beat a New York City woman to death with a rock last year has been sentenced to life in prison by a Turkish court. Ziya Tasali, 47, was additionally sentenced by the Istanbul court on Tuesday to eight years in prison for sexual assault and theft. Sarai Sierra, a 33-year-old married mother to two sons, was found dead on February 2, 2013 amid Istanbul's ancient city walls, days after her family reported her missing in January during a solo trip to take photographs. Authorities said Sierra was killed by a blow to the head.
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Ziya Tasali, 47, was sentenced to life in prison for killing Sarai Sierra, a 33-year-old mother of two
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Tasali was additionally sentenced to eight years in prison for sexual assault and theft
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Sierra was found dead in February 2013 amid Istanbul's ancient city walls and went missing during a solo vacation
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Tasali had admitted killing Sierra and said he had been high on paint thinner at the time

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A Canadian police dog is a being hailed as a hero for finding an escaped convict hiding inside a couch. Police in Vancouver, British Columbia, were hunting a fugitive from Alberta and had almost given up their search when their service dog found the man's hiding place. Officers arrived at the house in East Vancouver with a search warrant following a tip off that the wanted man, Adam Harlock of Alberta, was living there. A Canadian police dog is a being hailed as a hero for finding an escaped convict hiding inside a couch (pictured) They found no sign of him.
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Lupo, a service dog with the Vancouver Police Canine Unit, sniffed out the escaped felon during a search of a house in East Vancouver
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Adam Harlock was on the run after bring sentenced to three and half years in prison for drug-related offences in Calgary
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Thanks to Lupo, officers removed the base fabric bottom of the couch and found Harlock hidden in a cavity
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He is being returned to Alberta to serve his prison sentence

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Oslo, Norway (CNN) -- Norway mass killer Anders Breivik should be considered sane and acquitted for the attacks that left 77 people dead, his lawyer said in closing arguments Friday. Breivik has admitted carrying out the July 22 attack on a Labour Party youth camp on Utoya Island that killed 69 people and a bombing targeting government workers in Oslo that killed eight. But Breivik, who boasts of being an ultranationalist who killed his victims to fight multiculturalism in Norway, says he acted out of "necessity." Defense lawyer Geir Lippestad argued that Breivik should be fully acquitted on the charges of voluntary homicide and committing acts of terror in Norway -- and that this should be on the grounds of necessity, not insanity.
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The trial ends, and judges say the verdict will be delivered on August 24
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A survivor says he is relieved Breivik's trial has been "dignified, thorough, proper"
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As Anders Breivik addresses the court, relatives of some of the 77 victims walk out in protest
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Prosecutors say they believe he is mentally ill and should be transferred to a mental institution

Question: Giving his closing arguments Friday, @placeholder sought to argue that his client's past did not point to a history of violent acts but rather to political activism.


(CNN) -- A movie about the early life of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs premiered Friday night at the Sundance Film Festival to mixed reviews, with some critics saying it presents a fawning, one-sided portrait of the late tech icon. "jOBS" stars Ashton Kutcher in the title role and dramatizes selected highlights of Jobs' life, from his formative months at Reed College to the 1984 debut of the Macintosh to the triumphant unveiling of the iPod in 2001. Co-starring Josh Gad ("1600 Penn," "The Book of Mormon") as business partner Steve Wozniak, the film focuses on Jobs' celebrated role in pioneering the personal computer.
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Steve Jobs biopic premieres Friday night at the Sundance Film Festival to mixed reviews
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"jOBS" focuses on Jobs' celebrated role in pioneering the personal computer
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The film stars Ashton Kutcher in the lead role and opens April 19
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Critic: "Filmmakers have no interest in showing their subject being wrong about his work"

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It is still early in the season but already serious questions are being asked of Arsenal. The biggest one, I feel, is this: what is changing? Watching them crumble against Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday night, it was impossible to escape the conclusion that they aren’t learning. For a decade now, Arsenal have been unable to contain opponents who go with a fast, physical gameplan. Everyone knows how to play against them. Arsenal were defeated 2-0 in Dortmund on Tuesday, but it could have been much more for the Germans Danny Welbeck has been brought in from Manchester United, but is yet to score after a host of chances
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Arsenal crumbled against Borussia Dortmund on Tuesday night
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The Germans could have matched the heavy defeats Arsenal received from Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester City last season
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Arsene Wenger's side play the same way wherever they go, and get caught
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They feel they can beat anyone, anywhere, playing their own game
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Chelsea finished three points ahead of Arsenal last term, but bought well
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Why didn't Wenger go for Petr Cech, Diego Costa or Filipe Luis?
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It was good to see Everton strike a blow with their 4-1 win over Wolfsburg
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This year's Europa League winner goes into the Champions League
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Vincent Kompany vs Costa will be an epic battle at the Etihad Stadium

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'At least we're not Blackpool'. That mantra is just about all Birmingham City have had to cling on to of late with crises on and off the field suffocating the club. But Gary Rowett taking the managerial job on offer from the club is confirmation that things, even given Saturday's 8-0 mauling by Bournemouth, could indeed be worse. As Sportsmail revealed in September, Rowett turned down an unofficial approach from Blackpool to replace Jose Riga as their manager. Gary Rowett (left) is the new Birmingham City manager, replacing Lee Clark Rowett, having sought assurances over Birmingham's finances before taking the job on Monday, must therefore see some light at the end of the St Andrew's tunnel in spite of the current malaise at the club.
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Burton confirmed on Monday Gary Rowett is leaving them for Birmingham
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Rowett leaves Burton in third place in League Two
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Birmingham 23rd in Championship after 8-0 defeat by Bournemouth
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Lee Clark sacked by Birmingham earlier this month

Question: That drive, passion and experience allows Rowett to exude an infectious confidence that brings the best out in his players, or certainly has done at @placeholder for the past two-and-a-half years.


By Adam Shergold PUBLISHED: 06:22 EST, 2 August 2012 | UPDATED: 04:02 EST, 3 August 2012 Britain's men’s lightweight four drained themselves of so much energy in their rowing final they literally had to be helped from their boat. The crew lay exhausted on the pontoon at Eton Dorney after winning silver in a thrilling race yesterday. After being pipped to the gold by a quarter of a second, Chris Bartley was too weak to get back in the boat and row up to the podium with his crew mates. Instead he had to walk over, supported by race workers.
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Total now stands at two golds, four silvers and four bronze medals
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 01:07 EST, 23 March 2012 | UPDATED: 10:54 EST, 23 March 2012 One sentiment was clear among the thousands who rallied Thursday night for action in last month's fatal shooting of an unarmed Florida teenager: justice. Civil rights leader Al Sharpton helped lead the charge, demanding the arrest of neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman in 17-year-old Trayvon Martin's killing in Sanford. 'We cannot allow a precedent when a man can just kill one of us... and then walk out with the murder weapon,' Sharpton said, flanked by Martin's parents and a stage full of supporters. 'We don't want good enough. We want George Zimmerman in court with handcuffs behind his back.'
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Al Sharpton leads charge as he calls for arrest of shooter George Zimmerman
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Police chief Bill Lee Jr resigns after national outcry over shooting
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Investigating officer Anthony Raimondo was at centre of case where white teen got off after beating a black homeless man

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Yaya Toure's timing on the pitch, his ability to see the space, switch gear and bustle in at just the right moment, is exemplary. But the Manchester City midfielder must wish more of his peers and observers had the capability to match it. The Ivorian's superb individual goal against Aston Villa on Wednesday night was apparently scored by only the third best player in the Barclays Premier League. It must be some competition, the English top flight, if a midfielder can score 20 league goals in a potentially title-winning campaign, display such power, strength, vision and skill and yet only be third in the queue.
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Toure missed out as PFA and FWA Player of the Year to Suarez
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The Manchester City midfielder has been in superb form this season, scoring 20 Premier League goals
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Toure has helped Manuel Pellegrini's side close in on their second title in three years
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Liverpool were top of the league when voting for the FWA award finished

Question: On fire: Liverpool striker @placeholder is the league's top scorer with 31 goals this season


Moscow (CNN) -- The Bolshoi Ballet says the allegations swirling around one of its dancers -- that he choreographed an attack to blind the artistic director -- are "absurd." Even an alleged confession in the case does nothing to convince the cast and crew that Pavel Dmitrichenko could be behind the attack that severely burned and nearly blinded Sergei Filin, the Bolshoi employees said in an open letter Wednesday. "Unfortunately, the history of our country and our society knows many examples" when results were achieved by "illegal methods, and evidence and proof often turned out to be a fiction," the letter said.
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The Bolshoi Ballet cast and crew issue an open letter standing by the plot's alleged mastermind
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The letter suggests illegal methods in obtaining Pavel Dmitrichenko's confession
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Police say their investigators are acting honestly
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The ballet wants an independent commission to investigate

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(CNN) -- It was the goal that broke a thousand Chelsea hearts. Almost three years ago, Andreas Iniesta fired an incredible shot in the nail-biting final moments of a European Champions League semifinal at Stamford Bridge. Scored in the last minute of stoppage time, it secured a 1-1 draw and put Barcelona into the final on away goals. Iniesta's ecstatic team then took the title in Rome, beating Chelsea's English rivals Manchester United. On Wednesday, the Spanish champions will return to London to face Chelsea for the first time since that fateful day on May 6, 2009 in the first leg of this season's semifinal.
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Chelsea fans devastated after Barca score last-gasp goal to take historic 2009 semifinal
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Almost three years later Barca's Andreas Iniesta is again hoping to make history in rematch
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Chelsea's Didier Drogba hoping to redeem himself after 2009 sending-off
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Managers Joseph Guardiola and Roberto di Matteo played against each other 12 years ago

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(CNN) -- Friday was an extremely unusual day, astronomically speaking. Just as scientists were gearing up to witness an asteroid's closest ever approach to Earth in recorded history, a sizeable meteor exploded over Russia, causing thousands of injuries and major damage to buildings. The asteroid, named DA14, came within 17,000 miles or so, as close as a telecommunication satellite in geosynchronous orbit. DA14 is quite a bit smaller than YU55, the asteroid that passed Earth in November 2011, but DA14 came more than 10 times closer. These two rare events occurred the same day. Your inner mathematician and your inner prophet of the end times think they should be connected. But scientists say they are not. What gives?
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Meg Urry: Friday was an extremely unusual day, astronomically speaking
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Urry: The probability that a meteor hits and an asteroid passes by is improbable
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She says the chance of the two events happening on the same day is about 1 in 100 million
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Urry: Even though we think they could be connected, the two rare events are not connected

Question: First of all, in the time between the two events, the @placeholder moved roughly 300,000 miles, meaning the asteroid and the meteor were in completely different places.


A Catholic family were labelled bigots by social workers after they complained about the adoption of their children by a gay couple. The parents, of Slovak Roma origin, protested after they discovered that their two youngest boys, aged four and one, were not going to be adopted by the Roman Catholic family they had asked for. They claimed the gay adoption would humiliate the children and deprive them of their Roma heritage and Catholic faith, and said the decision amounted to ‘social engineering’. Case: A Catholic family were labelled bigots by social workers in Kent after they complained about the adoption of their children by a gay couple. Above, Kent County Council in Maidstone, which organised the adoption
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Family, of Slovak Roma origin, protested against adoption of their boys
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The children, aged four and one, are going to be adopted by a gay couple
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Parents said the move would humiliate boys and deprive them of heritage
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Told London's High Court that decision amounted to 'social engineering'
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Yesterday, senior family judge Sir James Munby upheld  the gay adoption
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But he criticised Kent social workers for condemning parents due to views
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Future of boys will now be settled by judges at Canterbury's Family Court

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By John Stevens Alex Salmond yesterday admitted that the nationalists are now the ‘underdogs’ in next month’s Scottish referendum – after he suffered a comprehensive defeat at the hands of Alistair Darling in the first TV debate. Mr Salmond’s independence campaign, which is 16 points behind in the polls, suffered a massive setback when the First Minister faltered as he was asked to explain how his dream would work in practice. Mr Salmond was booed and heckled by the audience after he refused to answer a question five times – failing to say what his ‘plan B’ would be if Westminster refused to let an independent Scotland use the pound in a currency union.
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Opinion poll shows Yes campaign is 16 points behind among decided voters
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Snap poll after debate shows 56 per cent felt Alistair Darling won the row
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But Scots First Minister says there is an increase in support in some groups

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Former Tory MP Louise Mensch has finally confessed she has had a facelift, saying: 'I like the way I look and like to keep it that way'. The outspoken chick-lit novelist made the admission speaking on BBC2’s Newsnight from New York, after nearly three years of repeated speculation about her appearance. Mrs Mensch, 41, had previously refused to say that she had cosmetic surgery while she was working at Westminster, but told Jeremy Paxman last night: 'I had a little tightening in my face' for 'maintenance'. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Before and after: Louise Mensch (pictured in 2008) joined Parliament in 2010 before having a facelift, which she admitted having on Newsnight last night (right)
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Refused to comment to journalist in 2011 who asked her about facial scars
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She told Jeremy Paxman last night: '‘I had a little tightening in my face'
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Author felt questions about her face previously trivialised women in politics
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'I like the way I look and like to keep it that way,' she told Newsnight

Question: But last night she told @placeholder: ‘I refused to answer that question, not because I was embarrassed about the procedure but because people are always trying to trivialise women politicians based on their appearance.


Designer Ralph Lauren is making model-related headlines again. The last time this happened, it was when the iconic American brand digitally altered model Filippa Hamilton into a biologically impossible state, rendering her waist and pelvis in miniature and leaving the rest of her body normal-sized. Astute critics noticed and spoke up. It didn't help matters when Hamilton herself stated that she was allegedly fired by the brand for being "too fat" by fashion world metrics. More recently, however, the Ralph Lauren brand has made attempts to improve its image and hired Australian plus-size model Robyn Lawley, who stands 6-foot-2 and wears a size 12, for a print campaign. After the public relations nightmare with Hamilton, many have heralded this choice as a positive sign of improvement in a fashion industry that overwhelmingly hires and promotes models who are far thinner than the average American woman.
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The Ralph Lauren brand is attracting attention for hiring a "plus-size" model
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Lauren's company previously drew attention for digitally altering bodies
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Lady Gaga's weight gain has been the subject of much scrutiny
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Gaga has launched a "Body Revolution," sharing photos and revelations about her own body

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Atlanta (CNN) -- First it was the start of winter vacation. Then Christmas Eve and Christmas passed, as had Henry Cleary's eighth birthday. But finally -- after 10 days away from home, with his mother and the rest of their family unaware of where they were most of that time -- Henry and his older brother, Ben, should soon be heading back to Georgia. The two boys were found Saturday evening in Austin, Texas -- about 950 miles west of their hometown of Roswell, an Atlanta suburb -- Austin Police Lt. James Nisula told CNN. The brothers are safe. And the man who is suspected of taking them, their father Daniel Cleary, is in police custody, according to Nisula.
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NEW: A person alerted police after recognizing the missing boys on CNN, police say
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Daniel Cleary failed to return his sons as planned and hadn't been heard from
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An Amber Alert went out Thursday; the boys' mother pleaded Saturday for their return
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"It is amazing. I had lost hope," their mother says, shortly after talking to her sons

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Chelsea and Tottenham will fight it out for the season's first piece of silverware in the Capital One Cup final at Wembley on Saturday. Here, Sportsmail columnist Jamie Redknapp takes a look at the key battles that will decide which part of London brings home the trophy... Chelsea will line up against London rivals Spurs in the Capital One Cup final at Wembley on Sunday EDEN HAZARD v KYLE WALKER Hazard is surely the player Spurs are most scared of — he’s Chelsea’s match-winner. The Belgian has scored in both games against Spurs this season but a third would be the most important.
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Chelsea face Tottenham in the Capital One Cup final on Sunday
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Kyle Walker must stop Eden Hazard running at Spurs
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Eric Dier has his work cut out handling top scorer Diego Costa
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Ryan Mason can't allow Cesc Fabregas to dictate play from midfield
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Either Gary Cahill of Kurt Zouma will be tasked with containing Harry Kane

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For those who suffer from hayfever, the onset of autumn may usually be a great relief. But British scientists fear the season of sneezing and snuffling may be extended, after they found the first signs of pollen from invasive foreign plants. Common ragweed - a highly allergenic plant which emits a billion pollen grains in a single season - is already the biggest cause of hayfever in the US. It invaded the Eurppean mainland in the 1960s - brought over in contaminated seed - and has been spreading north ever since. Common ragweed is already the biggest cause of hayfever in the America and now the pollen in being found in England
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Common ragweed is already the biggest cause of hayfever in the US
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Highly allergenic pollen from the plants has been found in England
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Leicester University researchers fear hayfever season will be extended
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Deborah Waddell from Asthma UK said this will cause misery for many

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By Paul Bentley PUBLISHED: 16:09 EST, 18 October 2013 | UPDATED: 16:51 EST, 18 October 2013 He's clearly a sharp dresser with his own distinct style. And if you heard him speak, his cockney accent would be as broad as the River Thames. This is Derek Hockley, the wheeler-dealer who David Jason has revealed he took as his inspiration when playing Del Boy in Only Fools and Horses. As well as draping himself in gold jewellery and wearing a camel-hair coat, Mr Hockley regularly told his family ‘we’re going to be millionaires’ and had the swagger of an ‘I’m-a-Mr-Someone-Special’. Inspiration: Derek Hockley, left, gave David Jason the pattern for his inspiration in playing Derek Trotter, right, and he picked up on many of Hockley's mannerisms, and imitated his dress sense
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Derek Hockley gave David Jason work when he was an East End electrician
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He remembered him when reading early versions of the Only Fools and Horses script and thought 'I know this man'
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Incorporated his mannerisms and dress sense into the part of Del Boy
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Mr Hockley's daughter Jan Wilson has provided pictures of her father to the Mail, who was delighted with the imitation

Question: Wheeler-dealer: Mr Hockley, like @placeholder, was always on the look-out for a way to make money


(CNN) -- Juventus took a giant step towards the quarterfinals of the European Champions League following a crushing 3-0 win over Celtic. Alesandro Matri's early strike and further goals from Claudio Marchisio and Mirko Vucinic completed a perfect night's work for the Italian champions. There was also success for Paris Saint-Germain, which claimed a 2-1 away win at Valencia, although it must do without star striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the second leg after he was shown a straight red card. Ezequiel Lavezzi and Javier Pastore had given the French club a two goal lead at the break, but Adil Rami's late strike and Ibrahimovic's dismissal means its all to play for in the French capital in three weeks time.
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Juventus claims 3-0 win at Celtic in first leg of last-16 tie
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Italian champion now in pole position to qualify for quarterfinal
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic sent off in Paris Saint-Germain's 2-1 win at Valencia
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Ibrahimovic will miss the second leg on March 6

Question: While that win all but secures @placeholder' place in the last eight, PSG faces a more difficult proposition following an infuriatingly frustrating second half performance.


(CNN) -- In 1976, Jo Freeman published an essay in Ms. Magazine titled, "Trashing: The Dark Side of Sisterhood," which described how groups of women within the feminist movement attacked and ostracized those seen as too visible or ambitious. "To do something significant, to be recognized, to achieve, is to imply that one is 'making it off other women's oppression' or that one thinks oneself better than other women," she wrote. The piece struck a chord, receiving more letters in response than anything else the magazine had printed. As various over-the-top denunciations of Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, the avowedly feminist author of "Lean In: Women, Work and the Will to Lead," suggest, it remains depressingly relevant decades later.
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Michelle Goldberg: Sandberg backlash shows many women have issues with female power
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It seems OK if women advocate for the collective, she says, but not if they blow their own horns
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Goldberg: Women seeking authority inspire disproportionate hostility, much more than men
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She says women seem to be harder on each other because they expect so much more

Question: As @placeholder wrote about "trashing," it was often "clothed in the rhetoric of revolution and feminism.


(CNN) -- As the forklift trucks packed up the motorhomes and emptied the garages at Interlagos in Brazil, it did not take very long for the inevitable question to be asked - just how good a driver is Sebastian Vettel? Sunday's race confirmed Vettel as just the ninth driver in the sport's 62-year history to win three world titles, joining greats Juan Manuel Fangio and Michael Schumacher as the only racers to triumph in three consecutive seasons. However, what is telling -- given Vettel is still only 25 -- was the somewhat circumspect response from three world champions and former McLaren race-winner John Watson when asked to assess the Red Bull driver's talents and his place in history.
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Sebastian Vettel won his third consecutive Formula One title on Sunday at Interlagos in Brazil
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The 25-year-old becomes only third man to achieve the feat
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Red Bull driver now sits alongside legend Ayrton Senna on three title victories
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Three world champions and former McLaren race-winner John Watson assess Vettel's greatness

Question: But @placeholder argues there is still an important lesson to be learned from Fangio, who raced to five championships in the 1950s.

Question: "To move from team to team, to be able to build that team around you, to bring leadership and ability as Fangio did, that is why he is just the greatest all-time @placeholder driver."


[caption] Click here for a full report of the game David Moyes was treated to with 10 players booked, two sent off, both coaches dismissed David Moyes stepped up his quest for summer signings by flying to Lisbon to make a personal check on at least three top transfer targets. Knowing he will be armed with a massive budget for team strengthening at the end of the season, the Manchester United manager attended Porto’s Portugal Cup semi-final with Benfica at the Estadio da Luz, in an attempt to narrow down a long list of candidates to bolster his side in all areas.
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Manchester United boss flew to Lisbon to see a trio of targets
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The Scot was at the Portugal Cup semi-final between Benfica and Porto
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He watched centre back Eliaquim Mangala, striker Jackson Martinez and on-loan Benfica left back Guilherme Siqueira
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Mangala has a £37.8m buyout clause
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Luke Shaw and Fabio Coentrao remain top targets to replace Patrice Evra

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Jordan has released a slickly-edited video that shows its war planes being prepared for bombing strikes against Islamic State jihadists in Syria. The footage, understood to have been broadcast on state TV, shows troops messages on plane-mounted missiles before the fleet of fighter jets are launched from the base. The mission - dubbed Operation Martyr Moaz in memory of the pilot brutally killed by ISIS - is the latest show of force from the nation, which has promised a 'harsh' war against the terror group. It comes just hours after Jordanian fighter pilots made a diversion over the hometown of their murdered comrade, Moaz al-Kasasbeh, on their return from an air raid this morning.
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Video showing Jordanian war planes being prepared for air strike released
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Dozens of jets targeted training centres and weapon storage sites in Syria
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Reportedly hit strategic ISIS sites in Iraq for first time - intensifying attacks
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Pilots later paid tribute to murdered Moaz al-Kasasbeh over hometown
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Came as Abdullah II visited the pilot's grieving family in the village of Aya
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Father Saif al-Kasasbeh called King a 'wise monarch' for opposing ISIS
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King has vowed a 'harsh' revenge for the pilot being burnt alive and has already had two ISIS-linked jihadis executed for terror offences

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Question: @placeholder hold up pictures of the King and murdered pilot Moaz al-Kasasbeh while chanting slogans during a rally today


ISIS militants have brought their hardline version of Islam to wide areas of Syria and Iraq, imposing brutal laws and killing people who they deem "unbelievers." Their bloodthirsty advances have sent hundreds of thousands of refugees streaming across the borders into neighboring countries, like Turkey, increasing the risks of instability there. But the recent expansion of U.S. airstrikes against ISIS into Syria, as well as a call by a leader of the extremist group for attacks against Western citizens, has raised questions about how far the militants' reach extends beyond the Middle East. With anti-terrorist raids in Australia, the beheading of a French citizen in Algeria and reports of ISIS sympathizers in Indonesia, here's a look at the countries that could be affected.
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American officials say there is no sign that ISIS is planning an attack on the U.S. homeland
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Analyst: ISIS' call for lone-wolf attacks in the U.S. is a move from "al Qaeda's playbook"
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An Algerian group pledging loyalty to ISIS' leader beheads a French citizen
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Australian police have carried out anti-terror raids and shot dead an 18-year-old suspect

Question: Days earlier, @placeholder had raised its terror threat level from "medium" to "high."

Question: @placeholder lawmakers voted Wednesday to introduce tough new laws that would make it a criminal offense to travel to places where terrorist groups are active.


(CNN) -- One of the three teenagers accused of setting another boy on fire in Florida in 2009 has been found guilty of the lesser charge of aggravated battery, officials said. Matthew Bent, 17, charged as an adult, will be sentenced July 23, according to Kim Fontana in the State Attorney's Office in Broward County. Bent faces a sentence of four years and five months to 15 years. Bent originally was charged with second-degree attempted murder in the Deerfield Beach attack. The jury returned the verdict Tuesday. The three teens -- Bent, Denver Jarvis and Jesus Mendez -- were accused of pouring alcohol over Michael Brewer and setting him on fire, after a dispute over $40.
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Matthew Bent was convicted of aggravated battery
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He and two other teens were accused of setting Michael Brewer on fire in 2009
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Brewer suffered burns over 65% of his body and was hospitalized for more than two months

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Cairo (CNN) -- Egyptian police trying to clamp down on demonstrations against President Hosni Mubarak early this year were told to use tear gas, but not automatic weapons or live ammunition, a senior Egyptian police official testified Monday at Mubarak's trial. General Hussein Saeed Mohamed Mursi was one of several senior police officials due to testify Monday. During his testimony, prosecutors attempted to cast doubt on Mursi's credibility, as he was in charge of communication between police forces on the ground. According to testimony, police were ordered to use police vehicles to disperse protesters, Egyptian state television reported. The judge was forced to halt proceedings several times due to chaos in the courtroom, according to Egyptian state TV.
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Official: Police were told to use tear gas, not live ammunition or automatic weapons
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The judge repeatedly clears the court due to bickering between lawyers, state TV says
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Major clashes break out between police and protesters
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Hosni Mubarak faces a possible death penalty if convicted

Question: Meanwhile, @placeholder's district courts have indicated they are considering filing individual charges against Mubarak for every person killed by his forces in the uprising.


MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- An illegal immigrant dishwasher who lost $49,000 to the U.S. government as he tried to take it home to Guatemala will get some of the money back, his attorney said Wednesday. Pedro Zapeta, an illegal immigrant, managed to save $59,000 while working as a dishwasher for 11 years. Pedro Zapeta was "very, very happy" when he learned about a federal appeals court ruling that says he is entitled to recover some of the money, said attorney Robert Gershman, who handled the financial end of Zapeta's case. Zapeta was carrying $59,000 in cash when he was stopped at a security checkpoint at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport in 2005. He told authorities he was returning home to Guatemala with the money he had saved working illegally as a dishwasher over 11 years.
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Pedro Zapeta was stopped in 2005 trying to take $59,000 home to Guatemala
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Zapeta had paid taxes on the money, didn't know he had to declare it, attorney says
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He was fined $49,000 and left U.S. under threat of deportation
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New ruling says judge applied wrong standard and Zapeta should get some back

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Bydgoszcz, Poland (CNN) -- I first visited Poland in 1990, just after the end of communist rule. Back then, the United States meant everything to people here: freedom, protection, opportunity, hope. I worked for The Wall Street Journal at the time. That business card resonating with capitalism opened every door. It even persuaded a border official not to pass my camera through a Soviet-era X-ray machine. Twenty years later, Poland has become a stable democracy. It has joined NATO and the European Union. True, wages remain low by Western standards. And to the eye, Poland still shows the scars of its communist past: Half the population still lives in communist-era high-rise slabs.
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David Frum visited post-communist Poland in 1990; nation was eager to connect with U.S.
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Now, 20 years later, democratic Poland part of EU, NATO;  U.S. seems less central in importance
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Poland has closer connections in EU, he says, have had awkward political moments with U.S.
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Frum: U.S. still key to security, has goodwill history with Poland, but its importance dwindling

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Mexico City (CNN) -- Mexican authorities moved Saturday to tighten their communication about Friday's shooting of two U.S. Embassy personnel by federal police as the Americans drove in their SUV south of the capital with a Mexican Navy captain. Federal police spokesman Ramon Salinas told CNN that he has been asked not to comment or release any new information about the investigation. He said all information would come from Los Pinos, the official residence of President Felipe Calderon. But the president's office did not respond to a request for comment. The incident occurred at 8 a.m. Friday, when the two embassy employees and the Mexican were en route through the mountainous area to a navy facility in the municipality of Xalatlaco, according to a statement issued Friday by the Mexican Navy, which gave the following account:
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A Federal Police spokesman says he's been asked not to comment
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Federal police were involved in the shooting, Mexico says

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Mogadishu, Somalia (CNN) -- Somalia's Parliament ousted the country's Prime Minister in a vote of no confidence Monday after a dispute between him and the President over Cabinet picks. The move against Prime Minister Abdi Farah Shirdon is the latest government shake-up for a country that has struggled to achieve an effective central government since a dictator's overthrow two decades ago. Shirdon, in office less than 14 months, lost the confidence vote 184-65, Parliament Speaker Mohamed Osman Jawari said. He said the current government will remain until a new prime minister takes office. Somalia's constitution gives President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud a month to appoint a new prime minister, who would need to be confirmed by Parliament.
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Prime Minister, President had clashed over Cabinet picks
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Prime Minister Abdi Farah Shirdon served less than 14 months of four-year term
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This is latest shake-up in country that has struggled for effective central governance

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 10:28 EST, 29 January 2014 | UPDATED: 13:43 EST, 29 January 2014 A 300-year-old rare Stradivarius violin was stolen by a robber who used a taser on Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra's concertmaster to force him to drop the valuable instrument. Frank Almond, who had the $6 million violin on indefinite loan from a local family, was leaving a concert at Wisconsin Lutheran College when he was attacked at about 10.30pm on Monday. Police believe Mr Almond was targeted for the Lipinski Stradivarius, which has been owned by a string of prominent musicians since it was first crafted in 1715.
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Frank Almond was leaving a concert when he was attacked
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Interpol joins urgent search to find $6 million violin
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1715 instrument was on permanent loan to Almond from Milwaukee family

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(CNN) -- Unrest intensified over the weekend in Ukraine, further raising fears of a civil war or invasion by Russia. On Friday, 46 people died in clashes in the port city of Odessa. On Sunday, pro-Russian forces stormed the city's police station and secured the freedom of protesters who had been arrested as part of Friday's unrest. Here's a look at the situation on the ground in Ukraine and what might happen should the violence continue to escalate: Is Ukraine sliding toward civil war? It's a very real possibility, analysts say. Russia appears to be guiding the country in that direction by inciting unrest between pro-Russian interests and Ukrainian forces, said former U.S. diplomat Christopher Hill. By sowing the seeds of unrest, Russia can make it appear that the government in Kiev is incapable of governing. "So I think the Russians have a real interest in keeping this type of crisis going, hoping it can even go to a kind of civil war and basically justify whatever it is that they want to do," Hill said Sunday on CNN.
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Ukraine's military is dwarfed by Russia's

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(CNN) -- If you view a tablet as a guilty pleasure, like I do, then buying the Kindle Fire should make you feel a little less guilty. Amazon's new device doesn't replace a computer for doing e-mail or composing documents, but it's a fun hub for personal entertainment. And at $199, Amazon has managed to greatly undercut the price of Apple's iPad, the dominant tablet, and still churn out a good product. Apple calls its iPad "a magical and revolutionary product at an unbelievable price." Consider now that for the iPad's $499 price tag, I could buy two Kindle Fire tablets and still have cash left over for downloading apps and movies.
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Amazon's Kindle Fire is a multimedia-heavy touchscreen tablet computer
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It's significantly cheaper than the iPad, the undisputed leader in the tablet market
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The Kindle Fire first went on sale this week
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Reviewer: Kindle Fire is a good entertainment device at a price that's truly unbelievable

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Question: Other iPad competitors have not sold well, but the new @placeholder will likely have a different fate.

Question: Many tablets are much faster and have more bells and whistles than the @placeholder, which doesn't have cameras, GPS or a microphone.

Question: When I first turned on the @placeholder, the software recognized who I am because it was already tied to my Amazon account.


(CNN) -- When a police officer demanded that she cover her hair, Amira Osman Hamed simply refused. "I'm Muslim, and I'm not going to cover my head," she declared. For that, the 35-year-old Sudanese engineer was arrested last August and charged with "indecent dress." Now Hamed faces a possible sentence of 40 lashes if a court convicts her when she faces the judge on Monday. Still, she refuses to wear a headscarf. Hamed's determination to challenge arbitrary rules restricting women's freedom is part of a wave of energy pushing against those limits, notably (but not exclusively) in Muslim countries. In Muslim-majority states in Africa, South Asia, the Persian Gulf and elsewhere, women are relentlessly demanding more equal treatment.
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Frida Ghitis: Sudanese woman faces flogging for refusing to wear a headscarf
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Others flogged for wearing slacks, or riding in car with man who is not relation
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Ghitis: Muslim women fighting back, refusing to comply, driving cars in Saudi Arabia
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Ghitis: Girls like Malala aren't products of West; they are fighting back on their own

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Vernon Kay looks ahead to Sunday’s showdown between the Miami Dolphins and the Oakland Raiders at Wembley. The game is the first of three NFL International Series contests being held in London this season. The International Series games are completely different from anything that NFL teams are used to. The Wembley atmosphere is something that surprises young players when they walk into the stadium. They think they are walking into an arena where the fans are inexperienced but, in fact, the Wembley fans are just as knowledgeable and more excited than American fans. The veterans who I have spoken to say it is not too dissimilar an atmosphere to the Super Bowl.
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Miami Dolphins take on Oakland Raiders at Wembley Stadium on Sunday
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Raiders have lost first three games and Dolphins have just one win
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Miami flew in late and have had less time to acclimatise than Oakland
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Oakland's  Watson is very proud to represent Great Britain in the NFL

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Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Michael Jackson's father suspects his son was murdered and that Dr. Conrad Murray is "just a fall guy" in a conspiracy. Joe Jackson appeared on CNN's "Larry King Live" on Monday night, just hours after sitting in a courtroom to hear Murray plead not guilty to a single charge of involuntary manslaughter in his son's death last summer. A Los Angeles judge set bail at $75,000, despite arguments from the prosecutor that Murray is a flight risk and needs a higher bail. Murray posted the bond and was released several hours later. Michael Jackson's family, including his parents, four of his brothers and one sister, filled the first two rows of the small courtroom.
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On "Larry King Live," Joe Jackson says he believes Michael was murdered
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Father says MJ had expressed fears that he would be murdered before London shows
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Dr. Conrad Murray pleads not guilty to a single charge of involuntary manslaughter
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Judge sets bail at $75,000; Murray posts bond and out of jail several hours later

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Question: The doctor told police he was worried that @placeholder was becoming addicted to the drug and tried to wean him off it.


(CNN) -- George Zimmerman, charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, had a "little hero complex" but was not a racist, a Sanford, Florida, homicide investigator told federal agents, according to reports released Thursday. In an interview with FBI agents in March, investigator Chris Serino told authorities he "believed that Zimmerman's actions were not based on Martin's skin color, rather based on his attire, the total circumstances of the encounter and the previous burglary suspects in the community," according to an FBI report. The reports and other information in the case against Zimmerman were released Thursday by Special Prosecutor Angela Corey to Zimmerman's attorney.
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Multiple witnesses tell federal authorities that George Zimmerman is not racist
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A co-worker says Zimmerman was "devastated" after Trayvon Martin's shooting
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Zimmerman is accused of second-degree murder

Question: @placeholder, in the e-mails, notes there has been a "spike in robberies and home invasions in the neighborhood within the past two months."


(CNN) -- Novak Djokovic has beaten Juan Martin Del Potro 6-3 6-2 in Saturday's Cincinnati Masters semi final to continue his fine run of form in the build up to the U.S. Open. The semi final in Ohio represented a rematch of the bronze medal match at the London Olympics, which Del Potro won. The Serbian will face world number one Roger Federer in the final after he ran out 7-6 6-3 over his fellow Swiss Stanislas Wawrinka. Djokovic, who has lost in the final at Cincinnati three times before, always looked comfortable against Del Potro, with the Serbian showing the form that helped him win the U.S. Open in 2011.
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Novak Djokovic topples Juan Martin Del Potro in first semi final
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World number one Roger Federer overcomes Stanislas Wawrinka
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Del Potro struggles with wrist injury
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Djokovic looking to overturn losing final record at Cincinnati

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(CNN) -- Sachin Tendulkar hit the fifth double century of his career to help India surpass Sri Lanka's huge first innings total as the second Test headed for a draw. The man known as the "Little Master" more than lived up to his billing as he made 203 in India's mammoth total of 669-9. Tendulkar was ably assisted by Suresh Raina who made 120 on his Test debut and captain MS Dhoni, who hit 76, as India finished day four 27 runs ahead in Colombo, leaving the likelihood of a result very slim. Sri Lanka won the first Test of the three-match series in Galle when the retiring Muttiah Muralitharan produced a match-winning performance to become the first bowler to reach 800 Test wickets.
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India reach 669-9 on day four of the second Test against Sri Lanka
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Sachin Tendulkar hits 203 as India pass Sri Lanka's total of 642-2 declared
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Suresh Raina makes 120 on his Test debut as draw looks most likely result

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Thoughts: Osama bin Laden struggled to command the attention of his far-flung terror network Osama Bin Laden urged followers not to 'waste our effort' with attacks on Britain, but to focus exclusively on defeating America. He plotted to bring down a plane carrying President Obama, claiming it would mean the accession of vice-president Joe Biden, who was 'utterly unprepared' for the job. The revelations emerged in a cache of letters and documents recovered from Bin Laden's hideout in Pakistan and released online yesterday, a year after his death in a raid by US Navy SEALs. They offer a rare insight into his thinking, with one letter drafted just a week before he died.
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Letters show that terror chief was growing impatient with his followers and the 'mistakes' they made
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Al Qaeda wanted to assassinate Obama so that an 'unprepared' Joe Biden would take over
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Terror group planned to spread propaganda ahead of 10th anniversary of 9/11 - and identified best U.S. networks to get their message out
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Described Fox News as falling 'into the abyss,' and ABC News as 'all right'

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Question: became @placeholder's number two after the death of his boss, Bin Laden


By Associated Press School opened in Chicago on Tuesday, with the number of security guards on the city's streets increased from 1,200 to 1,300 to protect students from violence. Another $10 million from the state will mean 600 more workers will be lining the streets within the next several weeks Children and parents made their way past security guards whose bright neon vests served as a reminder of the city's efforts to combat crime. Keonya Wells walks her son Joseph Toney to school along a safe passage route as Chicago Public School community watch person Keisha Powe stands guard today
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'Safe Passage' workers were hired to keep children from harm on their way to and from school
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The number of safe passage routes will also increase from 93 to 120

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Washington (CNN) -- The head of the Transportation Security Administration defended his agency's security procedures Wednesday, telling lawmakers it is "using technology and protocols to stay ahead of the [terrorist] threat and keep you safe." John Pistole's testimony before the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation follows a controversy that broke out over the past week about the agency's full body scans and pat-downs. "We've adjusted our pat-down policy that is informed by the latest intelligence," Pistole told lawmakers, acknowledging that the procedures "may challenge our social norms." "Security is a shared responsibility," the TSA chief said. "We are trying to detect the next generation of non-metallic devices" used in explosives, he added.
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Pistole says the safety procedures are meant to "keep you safe, "but methods "may challenge our social norms"
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Critics say the searches are invasive

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By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:36 EST, 12 October 2013 | UPDATED: 13:36 EST, 12 October 2013 House Speaker John Boehner today told fellow Republicans that his talks with President Barack Obama have stalled. 'The Senate needs to hold tough,' Representative Greg Walden said Boehner told House GOP lawmakers. 'The president now isn't negotiating with us.' Obama rejected the speaker’s effort to lift the debt ceiling for six weeks and reopen government in exchange for a budget negotiating process. Stalemate: Speaker of the House John Boehner walks to his office after a meeting with fellow Republicans at the Capitol in Washington today
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John Boehner and President Obama's negotiations to end the shutdown have ended
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The GOP wanted to lift the debt ceiling and reopen government in exchange for budget negotiation
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Obama rejected the plan
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A bipartisan group of Senators are now working on a new plan to reopen government
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The deadline for increasing the ceiling is just five days away

Question: Collins said @placeholder said the proposal 'was constructive, but I don't want to give the impression that he endorsed it.'


By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 15:20 EST, 22 October 2012 | UPDATED: 15:23 EST, 22 October 2012 Yet more doubts have been raised over the authenticity of 'reality television' show Breaking Amish after one character revealed she has been divorced, which is rarely allowed in the Amish community. Cast member Rebecca accepts a proposal from Abe on the TLC show, which depicts the two meeting in New York for the 'first time' - yet they are believed to already have a child together in real life. It has now been claimed that, despite the 'revelation' on the show, Rebecca left her first husband, Rufus Hostetler, to start a relationship with Abe in 2010.
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Doubts over honesty of show following lives of Amish in NYC
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Two cast members, Abe and Rebecca, 'have a child together'
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Jeremiah 'is divorced from wife after abusing her and has three kids'

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(CNN) -- Two health care workers went to the emergency room with flu-like symptoms after coming into contact with a patient confirmed to have Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, or MERS, officials said Tuesday. The Florida patient represents the second confirmed case of MERS brought into the United States, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Monday. MERS is a mysterious virus that can be fatal, and was first found in the Arabian Peninsula in 2012. One health care worker in Orlando began showing symptoms 72 hours after exposure to the MERS patient but did not meet criteria for admission and was sent home, said Dr. Antonio Crespo, an infectious disease specialist at Dr. P. Phillips Hospital, where the MERS patient is being treated. The health care worker will be monitored and seems to be improving, Crespo said.
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Two cases have been confirmed in the U.S.
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At least 20 health care workers told to not come to work
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They can return to work after 14 days if medically cleared

Question: The U.S. @placeholder will post CDC advisories at more than 20 U.S. airports to alert travelers about the virus.


By Simon Walters Speaking out: Boris Johnson threw down the gauntlet to David Cameron last night by publicly challenging him to impose a new wave of union reforms to combat the threat of a General Strike Boris Johnson threw down the gauntlet to David Cameron last night by publicly challenging him to impose a new wave of union reforms to combat the threat of a General Strike. The London Mayor called on Cameron to pull Britain out of the slump by clamping down on strikes, saying it was time to stop the ‘endless buggeration’ that disrupts public services. In his first major interview since this newspaper last week revealed his secret talks about making a quick Commons comeback, Johnson said reports that he was plotting Cameron’s downfall were ‘twaddle’.
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The London Mayor called on Cameron to pull Britain out of the slump by clamping down on strikes
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Johnson said reports that he was plotting Cameron’s downfall were ‘twaddle’
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But he refused to rule out a Commons return before the next Election, due in 2015

Question: This sparked frenzied speculation about a @placeholder leadership challenge against Cameron.


Ed Miliband today came under pressure from his own MPs to lurch left in the wake of the victory for an anti-austerity party in Greece. Senior Labour politicians hailed the 'exciting' victory for the left and demanded an end to 'savage cuts', piling pressure on Ed Miliband to oppose more spending cuts. And Green MEPs said the win by the left-wing Syriza party result  'marks the beginnings of ordinary people standing up to a discredited economic model'. But Tory Chancellor George Osborne warned against 'returning to economic chaos', insisting a change in direction would lead to higher unemployment. Scroll down for video
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Labour MPs hail left's 'exciting' victory and demand end to 'savage cuts'
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Pressure will grow on Miliband to change course and oppose austerity
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Greens say result in Greece marks start of 'ordinary people' rising up
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Tory Chancellor George Osborne warns against 'return to economic chaos'

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By Jason Groves PUBLISHED: 16:22 EST, 18 September 2013 | UPDATED: 04:55 EST, 19 September 2013 European Commission officials will visit Gibraltar next week to assess claims of harassment by Spain as well as the legality of its border checks. David Cameron demanded action from Brussels after Spain suggested a £43.50 fee could be imposed on anyone wanting to cross the border with the British territory. The move will see officials from Brussels travel to the Rock on September 25 to assess the legality of the border checks. Battle of Gibraltar: Prime Minister David Cameron demanded the intervention after Spain suggested a ¿50 (£43.50) fee to cross into British territory
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European Commission to asses if Gibraltar border fees are legal
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Spain has suggested a €50 (£43.50) fee to cross into British territory

Question: The Spanish government has been accused of stoking the row with the @placeholder in order to distract attention from its dire domestic problems.


Great Britain suffered their first defeat of the Hopman Cup after going down 2-1 to Poland. Andy Murray and Heather Watson were successful in their first match against France on Monday, but Watson lost to Agnieszka Radwanska and although Murray's win over Jerzy Janowicz levelled the tie, the Poles won the doubles. In their singles encounter, Watson broke Radwanska in the opening game but the world number five broke straight back and then won against the serve again in the fourth to move 3-1 up. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Andy Murray defeat Jerzy Janowicz 6-2, 6-4 in Hopman Cup
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Great Britain suffered a 2-1 defeat by Poland in the Hopman Cup in Perth
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Agnieszka Radwanska beat Heather Watson in the opening singles match
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Andy Murray levelled the tie with victory against Jerzy Janowicz
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By Associated Press AT&T Inc. on Sunday agreed to buy DirecTV for $48.5 billion, or $95 per share, a move that gives telecommunications company a larger base of video subscribers and increases its ability to compete against Comcast and Time Warner Cable, which agreed to a merger in February. AT&T's proposed combination, which is subject to government review, could improve its Internet service by pushing its existing U-verse TV subscribers into video-over-satellite service, and thereby free up bandwidth on its telecommunications network. Scroll down for video Merger: AT&T has offered to acquire DirecTV for $95 a share - a deal worth $67.1billion, including the company's debt
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New company would have 20.3million TV customers - the second most after the Comcast-Time Warner Cable merger
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AT&T already offers a TV and internet package with DirecTV

Question: Under the terms agreed to Sunday, @placeholder shareholders will receive $28.50 per share in cash and $66.50 per share in AT&T stock.


By David Kent and Steph Cockroft Standing between police holding riot shields a heartbroken Argentine fan cut a lonely figure today as he waited to welcome his fallen heroes back from Brazil. Emotions were running high in Buenos Aires on Sunday night as Argentinian fans fought among themselves and started riots after their team lost the World Cup final. The chaotic scenes broke out after supporters witnessed their country lose 1-0 to Germany during Sunday night's clash. Scroll down for video A young and heartbroken Argentine fan waits to welcome his fallen heroes back from Brazil Argentina's fans play football as they gather to welcome their team outside the Argentine Football Association (AFA)
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Argentina defeated in World Cup final by Germany after goal in 113th minute
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Mario Gotze's goal ended what was Argentina's best World Cup for 24 years
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Chaotic scenes witnessed after fans gathered to celebrate in Buenos Aires
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But police used tear gas and water cannons after fans began to riot

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Question: Despite Argentina's defeat, a crown of fans greeted their national team upon their arrival back in @placeholder


London (CNN) -- Extremist Islamic cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri and four other men departed England on Friday night destined for the United States, hours after the High Court in London ended a years-long legal battle by ruling the men could be extradited "immediately." Two planes left the British Air Force base Mildenhall with al-Masri, Khaled al-Fawwaz, Adel Abdul Bary, Babar Ahmad and Talha Ahsan so they could face trial in the United States, Home Secretary Theresa May said in a statement. "We have worked tirelessly -- alongside the U.S. authorities, the police and the prison service -- to put plans in place so that tonight these men could be handed over within hours of the court's decision," May said. "It is right that these men, who are all accused of very serious offenses, will finally face justice."
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Radical Muslim cleric Abu Hamza al-Masri and 4 others had battled against extradition
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The father of suspect Babar Ahmad says they will continue fight for justice

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The Post Office has launched its first festive advert in five years in an effort to bring more people in to its stores. The one-minute advert features comedian Robert Webb as the 'minister of Christmas' walking round a Post Office branch explaining their preparations for Christmas, which include longer opening hours and bigger parcel sizes. As he strolls around the shop, he bumps into singer Pixie Lott, with whom he poses for a selection of 'elfies', as well as Downton Abbey's Jim Carter, Amanda Holden and chef Gino D'Acampo. The advert features comedian Robert Webb as the 'minister of Christmas' and opts for a humorous approach
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Post Office has launched its 'Get Christmas all wrapped up campaign'
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Advert features Robert Webb as the 'minister of Christmas' in a store
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Washington (CNN) -- The political furor escalated over President Obama's high-profile rebuke of a recent Supreme Court ruling on campaign advertising Thursday, as Democrats pounded the high court decision. Democrats rallied around Obama the day after the president committed a rare breach of political etiquette, criticizing the controversial ruling in his State of the Union address as members of the high court sat only a few feet away. That triggered something equally unusual. Justice Samuel Alito, a conservative backer of the ruling, frowned and appeared to mouth the words "not true." Alito's apparent reply was a rare flash of emotion among Supreme Court justices who typically sit stony faced and refrain from even clapping during State of the Union speeches.
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Democrats rallied around Obama after his criticism of ruling during State of the Union speech
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The decision removed legal barriers on corporations' spending to influence campaigns
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Justice Samuel Alito could be seen mouthing "not true" at Obama's assertion
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Sen. Patrick Leahy on Thursday assailed the ruling on the Senate floor

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BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN)  -- After heated arguments, the Iraqi parliament turned down the first draft of a bill Saturday that would have allowed foreign troops, including British forces, to remain in Iraq after the U.N. mandate expires on December 31. A British soldier attends an Iraqi army training session Thursday in Iraq's Basra province. Kurdish legislator Mahmoud Othman said the measure was sent back to Iraqi Cabinet members for reworking before resubmitting it to lawmakers. There is no parliamentary deadline for the measure to pass. The bill does not apply to U.S. troops because the United States last month reached a Status of Forces Agreement with the Iraqi government that calls for American troops to leave Iraqi cities by June 2009, and to be out of Iraq by the end of 2011.
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Measure sent back to Iraqi Cabinet members for reworking, lawmaker says
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It would have allowed foreign troops to remain in Iraq after December 31
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Lawmakers questioned legitimacy of legislation's first reading or raised other issues

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(CNN) -- Call them the "Meh-mmys." Sure, when it comes to television's most prestigious award, the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences tries. When the center of gravity moved to cable, the Emmys followed, giving "The Sopranos," "The Shield" and "Mad Men" the same kind of attention it once gave "Hill Street Blues" and "Picket Fences." When new genres and new technology arose, the Academy responded, creating categories for reality shows and "short-format live-action entertainment programs" (i.e., online video). And it's hard to argue with this year's nominees. Even the most questionable of the bunch -- "Mad Men," "The Big Bang Theory," Al Pacino's love it-or-hate it turn as Phil Spector -- represent a level of professionalism and quality that should be acknowledged.
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The Emmy Awards often fall short of capturing fan excitement for certain shows
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With more choices of what to watch -- and when -- many quality shows get overlooked
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Still, the Emmys appeal to many viewers

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A grieving mother has told how her beautiful daughter was murdered and failed by South Africa's justice system in a chilling echo of the Oscar Pistorious case. British-born Lauren Sleep, 25, was allegedly strangled by her jealous boyfriend Chad Khan who feared their relationship was about to end. But her family claim that Khan has evaded arrest for eight years because of his family's status in South Africa and been allowed to disappear. And like the family of Reeva Steenkamp - who saw Pistorious jailed for just five years for culpable homicide - they fear they will never fully get justice.
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Lauren Sleep was allegedly strangled by her jealous boyfriend Chad Khan
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The 25-year-old's murder is unavenged and her mother blames SA police
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Marilyn, 59, says there are parallels to the death of Reeva Steenkamp

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(CNN) -- President Barack Obama called Friday for Congress to fund proposals to expand public-private programs to build and repair modern ports, pipelines, schools and other infrastructure. At a campaign-style event in Miami, Obama said strengthening the nation's infrastructure should be a non-partisan issue because it helps American business and creates jobs for the construction industry. "We can't afford Washington politics to stand in the way of America's progress," Obama said, adding that "ultimately, Congress has to fund these projects." Obama's proposals followed up on his call in this year's State of the Union address for such public-private partnerships to strengthen infrastructure development.
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NEW: Obama says Washington politics shouldn't slow America's progress
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President Obama calls for government-private sector partnerships for infrastructure
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His proposals provide details to an idea from his State of the Union address
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NEW: Engineering group cites deficient bridges and other infrastructure needs

Question: Citing a @placeholder tunnel project endorsed by both the city's chamber of commerce and labor unions, he said such agreement showed that politicians also should be able to sign on.


(CNN)It is difficult to know at what point things of horror become forgotten and slip out of the world's view. Perhaps it is when they are eclipsed by another, seemingly more pressing crisis. Or when it becomes almost impossible -- for safety or other reasons -- for outside observers to bear witness to their daily toll. Aleppo has, somehow, sometime between late 2012 when it was the open sore of the Syrian civil war, and today -- when the fight against ISIS has completely grabbed the world's attention span -- slipped off the radar screen. But here is why it must not: there remain an estimated 300,000 civilians there, in rebel-held areas alone.
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An estimated 300,000 civilians are stuck in rebel-held areas around Aleppo
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They are at risk of barrel bombs and warring militias and are short of food, water and fuel
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Fierce battle under way for control of Handarat hill, on the road in to the rebel-held area

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By Lucy Osborne PUBLISHED: 00:14 EST, 20 September 2012 | UPDATED: 08:28 EST, 20 September 2012 It is the kind of civilised al-fresco dining you’d normally associate with an upmarket French cafe. But these BT Openreach workers in Savile Row defied expectations when, instead of eating a standard lunch of sandwiches with a cup of tea, they sat down to enjoy a hot meal and glass of red wine. Every day Matt Bevan, 49, and Bob Lazarus, 58, who have worked together for the past eight years, will cook lunch from scratch using the little gas cooker in the back of their van.
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Food is heated up on a gas cooker in the back of their van
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Signature dishes include Thai green curry and chorizo pesto pasta with rocket salad and parmesan shavings

Question: The men have been repairing telephone lines in upmarket @placeholder but say they do not have a favourite spot to dine, having eaten their fresh roadside meals all over the capital.


Musicals and I rarely mix and, much like first dates, I give them until the interval before I decide if I’m going to hang around any longer. Far from making me feel good, Mamma Mia’s cheesy plot and schmaltzy songs made me feel slightly sick. I walked out, feeling like I’d met my Waterloo. I also hated every garish second of Guys And Dolls. I cannot abide the mix of saccharine sweetness, contrived sing-a-longs and false happy-ever-afters which are too often the trademarks of musicals. So, six years ago when Jersey Boys opened in London’s West End, I felt a familiar sense of foreboding as we trooped in.
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Kay was unprepared for the emotional rollercoaster of Jersey Boys
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Despite not being a fan of musicals, she has now seen it 12 times
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The Four Season were Kay's mum Kathleen's favourite group
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Kathleen died of breast cancer in 1993, aged just 59
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Kay found the music brings back happy memories of her mother

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(CNN) -- When it comes to football players, there are very few who can be held up as respectable role models. All too often, players are criticized for their off-field behaviour, alleged racist remarks, outbursts on Twitter and end up gracing the front pages of newspapers for all the wrong reasons. Balotelli on the brink: Sink or swim for 'Super Mario'? But on a cold Friday night in South Wales with snow sweeping across the country, one football player really did make a difference. Angel Rangel, the Swansea City defender, who is an integral part of Michael Laudrup's side, had only left home to go for a sandwich with his wife, Nikki.
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Angel Rangel, the Swansea City player, makes trip to homeless shelter
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Spaniard took food to those at local homeless shelter following tweet appeal
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Rangel promises to cook his famous Spanish Omelette next time

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By Ellie Zolfagharifard PUBLISHED: 12:13 EST, 1 August 2013 | UPDATED: 12:13 EST, 1 August 2013 Adam and Eve lived in Africa at the same time - but probably never met, scientists claim. It was previously believed that ‘Y-chromosomal Adam’ and ‘Mitochondrial Eve’ - the most recent common ancestors to males and females - lived at completely different times. But a new study of 69 men from around the world found ‘Y-chromosomal Adam’ walked the Earth between 120,000 and 156,000 years ago, much earlier than previously believed. A new study of 69 men from around the world found 'Y-chromosomal Adam' walked the Earth between 120,000 and 156,000 years ago, much earlier than previously believed. It places him nearer to Eve who was around 99,000 to 148,000 years ago the analysis found
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'Y-chromosomal Adam’ is thought to have walked the Earth between 120,000 and 156,000 years ago
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This places him nearer to Eve who was around 99,000 to 148,000 years ago
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Researchers say it is ‘extremely unlikely’ they were exact contemporaries

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(CNN)For the second year in a row Hollywood's leading women let fly a clarion call, setting the industry to rights. Following Cate Blanchett's remarks last year, in which the Best Actress winner excoriated the industry for its focus of male-centric filmmaking, Best Supporting Actress winner Patricia Arquette rounded on America's attitude to gender inequality. Reading from a prepared speech Arquette dedicated her award to "every woman who gave birth, to every taxpayer and citizen of this nation. We have fought for everybody else's equal rights, it's our time to have wage equality once and for all, and equal rights for women in the United States of America."
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Arquette took to the stage and criticized the lack of gender equality in America
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Data shows women are both underrepresented and underpaid in Hollywood
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Women took only 12% of leading roles in Hollywood last year
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Women also underrepresented in minor roles, with age demographics still skewed towards the young

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(CNN) -- Brooklyn noise-pop duo Derek Miller and Alexis Krauss, aka Sleigh Bells, may have just released "Reign of Terror," the follow-up to their critically acclaimed debut, "Treats," but, believe it or not, they have only written one song together so far. "Comeback Kid," the lead single and last song that made it to "Reign of Terror," was their first collaborative effort. As Sleigh Bells' story of origin goes: Miller, a former guitarist for the Florida hardcore band Poison the Well, was writing what would become "Treats" while waiting tables in New York. He served Alexis Krauss, a former teen-pop singer, and her mother. Miller mentioned he was looking for a singer for his unfinished demos and Krauss' mom stepped in to broker the deal.
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Sleigh Bells has released their second album, "Reign of Terror"
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"Comeback Kid" is the lead single and last song that made it to "Reign of Terror"
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Derek Miller spoke to CNN about the album and going on tour

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By Catherine Ostler PUBLISHED: 18:43 EST, 30 April 2013 | UPDATED: 02:04 EST, 1 May 2013 There should have been plenty to talk about at socialite Heather Kerzner’s 44th birthday party a few weeks ago. It was held in a swanky London restaurant called Downtown Mayfair, and the guest list was eclectic. Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood and his new young bride Sally rubbed shoulders with Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, and their mother, the Duchess of York. Going public: James Middleton with Donna Air leaving Loulou's nightclub together last week Even Bill Clinton’s former squeeze, Monica Lewinsky, was spotted doing the rounds.
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They made their first public appearance as a couple last week after enjoying a secret three-month romance
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Now James Middleton and Donna Air look virtually inseparable

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President Barack Obama might soon find himself in a quandary in which basic arithmetic prevents him from faithfully executing all of the laws Congress has passed. The debt ceiling statute prohibits borrowing enough money to make up the difference between funds in the Treasury and legal obligations to spend. Anything the president does would violate some law. Indeed, anything he does would be unconstitutional because all of the relevant powers -- spending, taxing and borrowing -- belong to Congress. Many Washington insiders have assumed that if Congress fails to raise the debt ceiling, Obama could simply cut spending. But constitutional history says otherwise.
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Writers: Debt ceiling puts Obama in a trap; executing law means violating others
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A president cannot authorize spending, taxing or borrowing to avoid ceiling, they say
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Writers: He should borrow exactly enough money to implement Congress' budget
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That move would be the least unconstitutional solution to his "trilemma," they say

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By Snejana Farberov An alleged New York bail-jumper was arrested on his Pennsylvania college campus after he posed for a news photographer and police spotted his picture in the paper. Authorities caught up to 25-year-old Jacob Close after he took part in the Bloomsburg Press Enterprise's weekly 'Your Opinion' feature, answering a question about the controversy over the Washington Redskins' name. ‘I think they should keep the same name but change the mascot to a potato,’ Close jokingly opined. Joke's on him: Jacob Close, 25, a suspected bail-jumper was caught after he took part in the Bloomsburg Press Enterprise's weekly 'Your Opinion' feature, making a joke about the Washington Redskins name change controversy
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‘I think they [Washington Redskins] should keep the same name but change the mascot to a potato,’ fugitive Jacob Close told The Press-Enterprise
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The 25-year-old Bloomsburg University student was wanted for allegedly jumping bail in a DWI case in Ithaca, New York

Question: Mr Close, who majors in mass communications, was evidently very proud of his spud wisecrack since on June 30, he shared a link to @placeholder article featuring his picture and quote, and even helpfully provided the exact page number.


By Snejana Farberov Filmmaker James Marcus Haney traveled to Seattle last month to make a music video for the British band Bear's Den and spend time with his college-age brother and his friends, but their final days before graduation were marred by a deadly campus shooting. On June 5, former janitor Aaron Ybarra, 26, walked into Seattle Pacific University and opened fire, killing one student and wounding two others, according to police. Making the video took a backseat to mourning, but Haney’s brother and his circle decided to take part in it anyway as a special way to honor the victims.
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Filmmaker James Marcus Haney traveled to Seattle in June to make a music video for 'Elysium' by Bear's Den featuring his brother and his friends at Seattle Pacific University
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The filming was interrupted by campus shooting June 5 when janitor Aaron Ybarra 26, opened fire killing 19-year-old Paul Lee
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The music video shows the moment Lee's dorm-mates learn of the shooting from a breaking news report

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By Emma Glanfield Pope Francis has hit out at Italian mobsters and warned them they will ‘end up in hell’ if they don’t change their ways and renounce their ‘blood-stained money and blood-stained power’. The pontiff made the stark warning following the death this week of two-year-old Domenico Petruzzelli, his mother Carla Maria Fornari and her partner Cosimo Orlando who were killed in a mob hit after assailants opened fire on their car. Pope Francis addressed the mobsters after a prayer vigil at a Roman church for relatives of innocent people killed by the mafia, during which the names of 842 victims were read aloud.
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Pope Francis issued the stark warning during prayer vigil for Mafia victims
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It comes after death of Carla Maria Fornari and son Domenico this week
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The pontiff urged them to renounce their 'blood-stained money and power'

Question: Mafia hitmen shot dead convicted mobster @placeholder, 43, his girlfriend and her two-year-old son after forcing them off the road in high speed chase


Steven Gerrard and Martin Skrtel went into the clash against Bournemouth walking a disciplinary tightrope. Securing a place in the Capital One Cup semi-finals would have been paramount in the Liverpool duo's mind. But so was Sunday's crunch Premier League clash against Arsenal, with the pair just one booking away from a suspension. It didn't stop the Liverpool skipper throwing himself into a dicey lunge on Simon Francis inside the opening 10 minutes. Steven Gerrard, challenging Yann Kermogant, was committed as ever despite walking a disciplinary tightrope He only lives round the corner, so it was no surprise Tony Pulis was at Dean Court on Wednesday night.
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Steven Gerrard and Martin Skrtel were a booking away from missing Liverpool's Premier League trip to Arsenal
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Reds skipper was as committed as ever against Bournemouth
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Former Crystal Palace boss Tony Pulis attended game at Dean Court
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Wednesday's clash was Bournemouth's first League Cup quarter-final

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(CNN) -- "I hate my dreams. They're so ... infantile." Heaven knows what artist Laurie Anderson would make of Christopher Nolan's first film since "The Dark Knight," but if audiences don't go for it, we're more likely to hear a different complaint: It's just too darned complex. A spectacular fantasy thriller based on Nolan's own original screenplay, "Inception" is the smartest CGI head-trip since "The Matrix." The premise is so out-there, it requires not just a leap of faith but also too much screen time to explain, so do yourself a favor and pay attention. Leonardo DiCaprio is Cobb, an "excavator," who digs around in people's subconscious while they're catching some zzzzs. This act of infiltration is "not strictly legal"; the motive is not therapeutic but espionage and theft.
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"Inception" is a spectacular fantasy thriller based on director Christopher Nolan's screenplay
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Leonardo DiCaprio digs around in people's subconscious while they dream
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"Inception" is the summer's best bet to bust the blocks

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(CNN) -- World number one Novak Djokovic has sensationally been knocked out of the US Open. The 2011 champion was beaten in the semi final in four sets by Japan's Kei Nishikori 6-4, 1-6, 7-6 (7-4), 6-3 in what must go down as one of the biggest shocks of the modern era. In staggeringly humid conditions Nishikori, who has been coached by former US player Michael Chang, burst out of the blocks and snatched the first set. Djokovic battled back to easily win the second. With the Serb ascendant, few gave Nishikori a chance against a player in his pomp who is considered one of the greatest of all time.
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Djokovic stunned in US Open
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Lost to Japan's Kei Nishikori in four sets
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First time Djokovic has lost to a young player in a grand slam
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First Japanese player ever in a grand slam final

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(CNN) -- Cynde Strand, CNN's Beijing camerawoman during the crisis, had spent night after night in Tiananmen Square, amidst a heap of trash, leaning on her ladder, her head over her camera, just waiting for something to happen. Cynde Strand: "I just knew this was the day it was going to end." If she was really exhausted, she'd lay plastic over the trash and cat-nap on that. "Every night I would stay there," she recalled. "Every night there'd be rumors that the troops were coming, or they weren't coming. And then there were all those kids we had gotten to know," she said about the demonstrators.
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Camerawoman Cynde Strand had spent night after night in Tiananmen Square
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As troops arrived, she "got everybody together and said, okay, this is it"
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"Bullets were whizzing overhead ... then they turned the lights off"
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She and soundman Kit Swartz stayed in the square for the entire historic night

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David Cameron was accused of complacency over the Iraq crisis last night as he left Downing Street to resume his beach holiday. The Prime Minister headed for Cornwall straight after breakfast yesterday having spent only 19 hours in London. He had interrupted his family vacation following the brutal murder of US hostage James Foley by a British Jihadist fighting with Islamic State. Scroll down for video David Cameron emerges from a car as he returned to Cornwall after crisis meetings in London Mr Cameron and his wife Samantha pictured leaving Lewis's Deli and Coffee Shop in Cornwall today Mr Cameron  cut short his holiday in Cornwall to hold a meeting on the situation in Iraq and Syria with Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond
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PM insisted he would continue to monitor the developing crisis in Iraq
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Mr Cameron's Cornish break is third this year – and his fifteenth since 2010
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NEW YORK (CNN) -- As with many jokes, it started with a small jab at the expense of New Jersey. Talk show host Conan O'Brien is locked in a playful feud with the mayor of Newark, New Jersey. The gags continued Monday night when "Tonight Show" host Conan O'Brien ventured into "the biggest scandal in the country that's now involving a late-night host." O'Brien was, of course, referring to his continuing comical conflict with the city of Newark, New Jersey, and its mayor, Cory Booker. It all began on September 23, when O'Brien, in his nightly comical spiel, joked that Booker's plan to improve citizens' health care in New Jersey's largest city "would consist of a bus ticket out of Newark."
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Conan O'Brien has been trading barbs with the mayor of Newark, New Jersey
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The "feud" began after the comic joked the mayor's health care plan
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Mayor Cory Booker then "banned" the "Tonight Show" host from Newark airport
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Conan: "It's your move, Mayor Booker"

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By Becky Evans PUBLISHED: 10:07 EST, 20 May 2013 | UPDATED: 13:21 EST, 20 May 2013 The three boys were charged with aggravated criminal sexual assault and brought before Cook County Court on Friday Three teenage boys are accused of raping a 12-year-old girl at gunpoint and then posting a video of the attack on Facebook. Kenneth Brown, 15, Justin Applewhite and Scandale Fritz, both 16, appeared at court on Friday charged with aggravated criminal sexual assault. They are accused of luring the young girl to Fritz's home in Englewood, Chicago, before sexually assaulting her. The girl visited the home on West 60th Place on December 15, last year.
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Kenneth Brown, 15, Justin Applewhite and Scandale Fritz, both 16, have been charged with aggravated criminal sexual assault
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The boys from Englewood accused of raping the 12-year-old at Fritz's house
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Bail was set for the three at $900,000 each at Cook County Court

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(CNN) -- A pro-democracy activist released from a Vietnamese prison was on his way to his California home after nine months in detention, according to his family. Nguyen Quoc Quan, who holds a U.S. passport, was arrested April 17, 2012, at Ho Chi Min City's Tan Son Nhat International Airport. He was originally charged with terrorism and attempting to overthrow the government, but those charges were later reduced to subversion. His deportation Wednesday was a surprise, following the postponement of his trial last week. State media said that Nguyen, 58, of Elk Grove, California, admitted to taking part in illegal activities and was flown out Vietnam for humanitarian reasons.
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Vietnam deports U.S. activist
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Nguyen Quoc Quan was originally charged with terrorism
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Charges later reduced to subversion
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Nguyen did not admit to wrongdoing, wife says

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 07:30 EST, 12 September 2013 | UPDATED: 09:45 EST, 12 September 2013 Tragic: Luke Griffin, 20, drowned after falling over a 100ft cliff following a night out in Newquay, Cornwall in June 2012 An amateur footballer on a night out with team mates drowned on a Cornish beach after falling over a 100ft cliff following a drink and drugs binge. Luke Griffin, 20, was discovered on the sand in Newquay while on an end-of-season tour with 19 friends in the notorious party town in June last year. The builder had been involved in a scuffle with two men in a car park before he stumbled over a wall and on to the Great Western beach.
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Luke Griffin, 20, drowned after falling over a wall during a night out with team mates in Newquay
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The builder had downed pints and taken cocaine before breaking away from the group
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He was involved in a fight with two men before he fell to his death
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Coroner calls on youngsters heading to the party town to drink responsibly

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By Anna Hodgekiss PUBLISHED: 06:19 EST, 6 November 2012 | UPDATED: 12:08 EST, 6 November 2012 A student shot in the face in Pakistan has had the bullet removed through his nose in pioneering surgery carried out by a Birmingham medic. Ummad Farooq, 22, underwent the one-hour operation at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Edgbaston - potentially saving his sight. Leading ear nose and throat consultant Shahzada Ahmed removed the bullet using a Cyclops, a new instrument that enables the surgeon to see better and carry out operations quicker. Ummad Farooq, 22, was shot in the eye during an ambush at his brother's wedding in Karachi. British surgeons have restored his sight using pioneering surgical instruments
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Ummad Farooq, 22, was shot in the forehead during an ambush at his brother's wedding in Karachi
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Told by local surgeons that surgery to remove bullet was too risky
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Well-wishers in Pakistan rallied to fund his treatment in the UK
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Finance student underwent the revolutionary one-hour operation at private hospital in Birmingham - potentially saving his sight

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By Simon Jones PUBLISHED: 17:31 EST, 22 January 2014 | UPDATED: 14:06 EST, 23 January 2014 Sportsmail's Matt Barlow has everything you need to know about Chelsea's new signing Mohamed Salah - dubbed the 'Egyptian Messi' Chelsea have beaten Liverpool to land FC Basle's Mohamed Salah for £11million, according to Sportsmail sources in Switzerland. Sportsmail revealed the Reds' interest in the Egypt forward and talks were reaching an advanced stage until Chelsea gazumped Brendan Rodgers' side on Wednesday. With Juan Mata sealing his exit to Manchester United, the Blues have looked to replace the Spaniard with Salah, who impressed against them in the Champions League this season scoring in both of their group stage games, including the winner in Switzerland.
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Jose Mourinho signs Basle's Mohamed Salah after hijacking Liverpool's move
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£11m Salah is dubbed 'the Egyptian Messi'
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Forward scored twice against Chelsea in Champions League this season
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Salah tweets to confirm the switch
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Juan Mata on his way from Chelsea to Manchester United

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Question: On his way out: Chelsea midfielder Juan Mata will be allowed to leave the club by @placeholder