Gary Neville remembers an expression Cristiano Ronaldo used during his time at Manchester United. ‘Too much water kills the plant,’ remarked Ronaldo when Neville asked why he eased off in the final two sprints of an eight circuit session put on by United’s coaching staff. The player knew his body. He had done the hard yards in 2006, returning from the World Cup in Germany ripped. The stories of Ronaldo in the gym performing thousands of sits ups or press ups a day, at United and with Real Madrid, are legendary. Cristiano Ronaldo (right) showed off his well-honed physique after scoring in the Champions League final
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Cristiano Ronaldo does thousands of press-ups or sit-ups a day
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England's sports scientists take saliva to see whether stars have slept well
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Raheem Sterling was possibly naive in his conversation with Roy Hodgson
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Footballers could learn from the training stars such as Rafa Nadal put in

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Shenzhen, China (CNN) -- In a brightly-lit Shenzhen restaurant, 21-year-old Zheng Liqiang, a migrant worker from the inland province of Sichuan, describes his life in this southern Chinese city as "bu kai xin" -- glum. He says his working hours are too long; his salary too low and he has no personal life. "I feel lonely in this big city," he says. For the past three years, Zheng has been fixing photocopy machines at various factories in China's manufacturing heartland. His monthly salary of 3,500 to 4,500 yuan ($580 -$740) -- depending on overtime -- is higher than the average wage, but only because his job requires more risks -- the ink has toxic fumes.
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China has more than 260 million migrant workers
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Survey suggests many may suffer from mental health problems
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Leaving behind children and elderly parents an emotional and financial burden
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Better-educated and internet savvy, younger migrants suffer more than their elders

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Liberal Democrats have ‘rescued the country’ by helping secure the economic recovery, Treasury minister Danny Alexander boasted yesterday. In an interview yesterday, the Treasury chief secretary was ‘p****d off’ at the Tories claiming credit for tax cuts for low-income workers and Britain’s economic recovery. ‘The economic plan is just as much my plan as it is George Osborne’s,’ he said. ‘It is just as much a Liberal Democrat plan as it is a Conservative plan.’ In an interview yesterday, the Treasury chief secretary was ‘p****d off’ at the Tories claiming credit for tax cuts for low-income workers and Britain’s economic recovery
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Treasury chief secretary said economic plan is just as much his as Chancellor George Osborne
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He added: 'We have rescued the economy, given opportunity to young people, cut taxes for millions of working people'

Question: He said the party would also invest billions more than the @placeholder in infrastructure.


Lewis Hamilton flew to America in a bid to get over his split from Nicole Scherzinger and joined a star-studded line-up at a pre-Grammy party on Saturday night. The F1 world champion rocked up at Jay Z's annual Roc Nation Brunch in Beverly Hills, California with the likes of Kanye West, Kelly Rowland, Nick Jonas, Rihanna, Nicki Minaj. Lewis Hamilton and Kanye West at Jay Z's annual Roc Nation Brunch in Beverly Hill F1 world champion and pop star Nick Jonas at the pre-Grammy party on Saturday night Hamilton cut a dash in bright red top and black hat just days after break-up from Nicole Scherzinger
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Lewis Hamilton turned up Jay Z's annual Roc Nation Brunch in California
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F1 world champion thanked fans for their support on Twitter
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The 30-year-old revealed split with Nicole Scherzinger on Wednesday

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Tucson, Arizona (CNN) -- Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was in Tucson Monday to finish what she started -- a "Congress on Your Corner" meeting that was interrupted by gunfire, a shooting rampage that left six people dead and Giffords with a gunshot wound to her head just over a year ago. The meeting came one day after Giffords, 41, announced that she would resign from Congress this week. "We were invited to finish what we started a year ago. I know that every person amongst us has been waiting for that moment. I told her what I wanted to tell her a year ago, and then I told her how sorry I was that I couldn't really introduce her to Christina," said Suzi Hileman, one of the roughly two dozen people invited to attend the private event.
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NEW: Rep. Gabrielle Giffords tours an area food bank
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She completes her "Congress on Your Corner," in Tucson
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Giffords, 41, was shot in the head in January 2011 in a rampage that left six dead

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(CNN) -- Grace, Kara and Trichelle were created to fill a void for young black girls who for so long have been playing with dolls that don't look like them. Stacy McBride-Irby, creator of the new Barbie, poses with the dolls. The new black Barbies released by Mattel have fuller lips, curlier hair and other features that the company says more accurately represent African-American women. Some have cheered the new dolls. Others jeered them, saying they're not black enough. "I love the black Barbie. It's about time," Jua Simpson said on CNN's iReport, a user-generated news community. "But the hair is still a step backwards, since most of our hair is not straight and light brown."
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New black Barbies have fuller lips, curlier hair, more African-American features
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"I love the black Barbie. It's about time," said CNN iReporter Jua Simpson
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iReport.com: Share your thoughts on the new black Barbie

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(CNN) -- Arsenal's eight-year trophy drought looks set to continue as Arsene Wenger's men crashed out of the English FA Cup on Saturday losing 1-0 to Championship side Blackburn Rovers at the Emirates. The Gunners, whose last silverware came in the same competition in 2005, were undone by a Colin Kazim-Richards' goal in the 72nd minute to send the former Premier League side into the quarterfinal draw. It is the second time this season that Arsenal have been knocked out of a domestic cup competition by opposition from a lower league -- fourth-tier Bradford City beat them on penalties in the League Cup in December.
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Arsenal knocked out English FA Cup by Blackburn Rovers
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Second time this season that Gunners lose to lower-league team in domestic cup tie
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Arsenal face crucial Champions League tie against Bayern Munich on Tuesday
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In Bundesliga, Borussia Dortmund win 3-0 to maintain second place behind Bayern

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By Associated Press Hundreds of demonstrators are marching across the Brooklyn Bridge to call for tougher gun control laws. Saturday's protest is being underwritten by former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, one of the nation's most visible gun control advocates. The marchers include relatives of some of those slain in the 2012 shooting rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. Hundreds of demonstrators attend a rally outside city hall to call for tougher gun control laws today Actress Amanda Peet, left, holds her daughter Molly June Benioff, alongside fellow actor Adam Scott, center, and relatives of gun violence victims at a rally outside city hall to call for tougher gun control laws
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Saturday's protest is being underwritten by former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg
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The marchers include relatives of some of those slain in the 2012 shooting rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut
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Protesters chant 'Not one more' in memory of Christopher Martinez who was shot to death in Santa Barbara, California, last month

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(CNN) -- Now the Democrats are stepping into the spotlight. With the Republicans packed up from their stormy convention in Tampa, Florida, and back on the campaign trail, the Democrats gather in Charlotte, North Carolina, to explain to Americans why their candidate is a better choice in November. Like Republicans, Democrats must use this high-visibility media opportunity to outline their arguments for the fall. Although President Barack Obama is more of a known commodity than GOP candidate Mitt Romney after three and a half years in the White House, there is still a lot of work for Democrats to do in the coming days.
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Democrats hold their political convention this week in Charlotte, North Carolina
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Julian Zelizer says it's vital that Democrats respond to the charges made by the GOP
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He says Obama can't rely on blaming Bush or warning what a Romney White House would do
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Zelizer: Obama should strongly defend his record, including stimulus, health care law

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By Jenny Awford for MailOnline It has swept the globe dominating social media and now the ice bucket challenge has reached the animated realm - with a shirtless Homer Simpson taking the plunge. Producers of The Simpsons have released a clip of the loveable character being doused in icy water before the stunt spectacularly backfires. Homer nominates Ned Flanders, drinking buddy Lenny and real estate mogul Donald Trump before trying to take the easy way out by pouring a small glass of icy water over his head. Scroll down for video Homer Simpson is the latest in a line of celebrities to take the plunge in the ice bucket challenge
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Homer Simpson takes the plunge with the ALS ice bucket challenge
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Loveable character tries to take the easy way out with a small glass of water
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Bart then drops penguins, a polar bear, a Yeti and an ice cream truck on him
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Challenge raises awareness of ALS, known as Lou Gehrig's disease
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It has also raised more than $80million for cause so far

Question: A pan upwards reveals @placeholder cackling in a helicopter having just dropped the load on his father.


Yeongpyeong Island, South Korea (CNN) -- It is easy to dismiss North Korea's threats against South Korea as bluster, unless you're on this island, within sight of North Korean waters. The residents of Yeongpyeong Island, like any other South Koreans, do their best to make ends meet, in their case mostly by fishing and trapping crabs. But they live in the shadow of a belligerent North Korea, a mere four miles away. Angered by tougher U.N. sanctions and joint military exercises by the United States and South Korea, Pyongyang has issued a range of bombastic threats in recent weeks. The slew of fiery rhetoric from Pyongyang has included threats of pre-emptive nuclear strikes against the United States and South Korea, as well as the declaration that the armistice that stopped the Korean War in 1953 is no longer valid.
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Tensions between North Korea and the South have risen recently
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It is particularly felt on Yeongpyeong Island, South Korea
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The island is a stone's throw from North Korea and was attacked three years ago
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Residents try to live their lives as best they can

Question: North Korea shelled @placeholder in November 2010, killing two South Korean marines and two civilians.

Question: Their attack is portrayed as a military victory that could be repeated, adding to pressure on @placeholder to respond with tough action next time.


By Daniel Martin PUBLISHED: 18:34 EST, 9 April 2012 | UPDATED: 02:39 EST, 10 April 2012 British taxpayers are underwriting a multi-million-pound loan to help China plant trees as part of a project to tackle climate change. The Treasury has agreed to a European Union scheme to help the country grow forests to compensate for its contribution to global warming. The Luxembourg-based European Investment Bank – of which the Chancellor is a governor – has lent China  £210million (250million euros) to kickstart the project. Reforestation: The Treasury has agreed to help China grow forests. Pictured, trees in the China's Xinjiang Uygur region
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UK agrees to underwrite loan which could cost us £30million
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A total of £210million will support forestry projects
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Through Europe, UK will underwrite loans for years

Question: The @placeholder insisted that the risk to the British taxpayer was a remote one.


(CNN)King Salman of Saudi Arabia has inherited the throne from his older brother and with it a host of pressing challenges in a turbulent region. To the south, Yemen is in chaos. To the north, the militant group ISIS is wreaking havoc in Iraq and Syria. More broadly, Saudi Arabia remains locked in a regional cold war with Iran. Within the kingdom's borders, Salman has to decide how to pace sensitive reforms while keeping a lid on extremism. The stakes are high in one of the leading regional powers in the Middle East and a key U.S. ally. "Saudi Arabia has been critical to preserving some degree of regional stability in the face of a growing Iranian threat, during the rise of Islamic extremism that followed the U.S. invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, and during the new wave of upheavals that began in the spring of 2011," Anthony H. Cordesman, a Middle East expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, wrote in a commentary this month.
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Yemen's pro-Saudi government has crumbled amid sectarian unrest
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Saudi Arabia also faces difficulties in its cold war with Iran and the fight against ISIS

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After more than a year during which he claimed to be shut out by the military bureaucracy, Army Specialist Brent Grommet was reunited with the bomb-sniffing dog injured with him in Afghanistan. Thanks to a Clinton-era law, Grommet, 23, was supposed to be the first in line to adopt Matty, his bomb-sniffing German shepherd K9 unit, when they both returned from Afghanistan in 2013. Instead he spent 16 months fighting cold shoulders from the military and its contractors and searching for a dog that had all but disappeared. Long-lost: Specialist Brent Grommet was reunited Friday with Matty, the German shepherd he served with as a bomb-detecting technician in Afghanistan
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Specialist Brent Grommet, 23, reunited with Matty, the bomb-sniffing K9 unit he was injured with in Afghanistan, on Friday
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Under Robby's Law, a bill signed by President Clinton in 2000, veterans are given the right to adopt their service animals if they were both injured
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After returning from their deployment, the two were separated for 16 months
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Grommet tried to locate the dog, but claims Lt Col Richard Vargas, who was in charge of adoptions, told him that Matty had already been adopted

Question: 'It’s like someone stole your kid in front of you,' @placeholder said before Matty's return, 'and there’s nothing you can do about it.'


Promoter Frank Warren believes heavyweight Tyson Fury has what it takes to dethrone world champion Wladimir Klitschko. Fury swept aside the threat Dereck Chisora posed on Saturday night at the ExCel in London's Docklands to win his first European heavyweight title and earn the reward of a contest against Klitschko in 2015. Klitschko, who holds the WBO, WBA and IBF belts, is set to go up against the 6ft 9ins challenger, and Warren feels Fury has the potential to beat the Ukrainian after Chisora learned the hard way. Tyson Fury lands an uppercut on his way to a decisive victory over Dereck Chisora
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Tyson Fury beat Dereck Chisora on Saturday night at London's ExCel
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Wladimir Klitschko is the holder of the WBO, WBA and IBF belts
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Promoter Frank Warren feels Fury has the potential to beat Klitschko

Question: @placeholder stumbles forward as he struggled to get any purchase on his punches while Fury throws out his jab


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 07:57 EST, 11 April 2013 | UPDATED: 18:28 EST, 11 April 2013 Rice imported from some countries, including China (above), contains high levels of lead that could pose a health risk to children, researchers have claimed Rice imported from some countries contains high levels of lead that could pose a health risk to children, researchers have claimed. US experts detected concentrations of lead ranging from six to 12 milligrams per kilogram in rice from several sources. The highest amounts were seen in rice originating from China and Taiwan. Significantly high levels were also found in samples from the Czech Republic, Bhutan, Italy, India and Thailand.
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Czech Republic, Bhutan, Italy, India and Thailand rice also caused alarm
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Children are particularly vulnerable to lead poisoning

Question: She added: ‘We would welcome the opportunity to review the @placeholder research.


A man accused of making child pornography with a boy he and his Australian partner purchased in Russia for a reported $8000 was sentenced Friday in U.S. federal court in Indiana.According to investigators, dual Australian-American citizen Mark J Newton, 42, and his partner Peter Truong, 36, used a falsified birth certificate listing Newton as the child's biological father to adopt the boy and take him to their home in Cairns in Queensland, Australia. Newton was sentenced to 40 years in an Indiana court, where the videos were found downloaded on a home computer after pleading guilty to conspiracy charges involving possessing child pornography and sexual exploitation of a minor.
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Mark J Newton was given 40 years for child pornography and sexual exploitation of a minor
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Newton and his partner bought a baby boy for $8000 in Russia in 2005
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Evidence shows sexual abuse occurred before the child was two years old
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The men were arrested in California in 2012
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Russian President Vladimir Putin today signed laws limiting the adoption of Russian children by foreign gay couples

Question: @placeholder postal inspectors worked with federal prosecutors to trace the pornography to its source.

Question: On Sunday, @placeholder approved a ban on giving children any information about gays.


(CNN) -- New Orleans Saints running back Reggie Bush announced Tuesday that he would forfeit the Heisman Trophy he won in 2005 when he was at the University of Southern California. "I will forever appreciate the honor bestowed upon me as a winner of the Heisman," Bush wrote in a statement released by his pro team, the New Orleans Saints. "While this decision is heart-breaking, I find solace in knowing that the award was made possible by the support and love of so many. Those are gifts that can never be taken away." Bush, who skipped his senior season at USC to enter the National Football League draft, has been under a cloud since an NCAA investigation led to harsh sanctions against his alma mater.
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NCAA investigation: Reggie Bush received payments, gifts while playing at USC
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Investigation led to harsh sanctions against University of Southern California
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Star says he wants to help young athletes "avoid some of the mistakes I made"

Question: The @placeholder ruled that Bush lost his eligibility to play college football in December 2004.


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN)  -- A man who Los Angeles police believe raped and murdered dozens of women decades ago was arrested by cold case investigators this month after a computer matched his DNA to evidence from two killings in the 1970s. John Floyd Thomas Jr. may have begun his killings as far back as 1955. John Floyd Thomas Jr., 72, may have begun his killings as far back as 1955 and he could be one of the worst serial killers in United States history, according to Los Angeles Police Chief William Bratton. "We have yet to reach the depths of what he has done," Bratton said Thursday.
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Police say John Thomas Jr. may have begun killing as far back as 1955
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Thomas arrested April 2 and is charged with killing two women
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72-year-old could be linked to dozens of other killings and assaults

Question: Until his April 2 arrest, Thomas was a @placeholder insurance adjuster.


Shaker Aamer, the last British resident held in Guantanamo Bay, has been brutally beaten on film at least 315 times by guards, it has emerged. As David Cameron prepared to fly to Washington for talks with Barack Obama seeking his release, it was revealed the father-of-four is routinely assaulted by guards for peaceful protests. Campaigners said the 46-year-old terror suspect, imprisoned at the notorious military camp without charge or trial for almost 13 years, was subjected to a violent procedure known as a ‘forcible cell extraction’ by teams of riot officers. Scroll down for video Campaigners claim that Shaker Aamer, pictured, is assaulted on a regular basis by U.S. military guards
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Shaker Aamer has been held by U.S. forces in Guantanamo Bay since 2002
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He has been beaten on film at least 315 times by guards it has emerged
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Mr Aamer is regularly subjected to forcible cell extractions by guards
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Prime Minister David Cameron wants Mr Aamer returned to the UK
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He said he will raise the matter with U.S. President Barack Obama

Question: I do not understand the @placeholder government’s failure in Shaker’s case: how can it be that our closest ally can continue to abuse a British resident and we are powerless to persuade them to stop?’


By Laura Williamson Follow @@laura_mail Amelie Mauresmo made her entrance late, slipping into the last vacant seat on the front row of the Centre Court players’ box after Andy Murray had basked in the warm, appreciative roar of a near-capacity crowd. This was his moment to savour. One the Frenchwoman had told him over dinner on Wednesday night to try and enjoy. After all, you never know when it will happen again. It is only seven years since Mauresmo experienced the same sensation of being introduced as a defending champion at the All England Club. She was 27 then, the same age as Murray now, but her straight-sets win over Jamea Jackson was not accompanied by the same sense of history and emotion as the return of Britain’s first male singles champion for 77 years.
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Amelie Mauresmo returned to Centre Court as Andy Murray's coach
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Frenchwomen won the Wimbledon ladies singles title in 2006
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Murray defeated David Goffin in the first round after getting standing ovation
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Scot has commented how he feels more relaxed working with Mauresmo
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Murray's mother Judy and girlfriend Kim Sears were also watching

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(CNN) -- At points, Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius sounded downright Orwellian in her testimony before Congress on Wednesday, such as when she explained that "the website never crashed. It is functional, but at a very slow speed and very low reliability and has continued to function." Prolonged periods of minimum usefulness, perhaps, but don't call it a "crash," she said with a straight face. On the other half of the television screen, CNN showed a live shot of HealthCare.gov with the message displayed, "The system is down at the moment." But in the world of Obamacare, a mandate is an "option," expensive is "affordable," and now apparently failure is "function."
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Newt Gingrich: Sebelius sounded Orwellian when she said website never "crashed"
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He says millions are losing their health care policies despite promises
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Gingrich says they will be forced to try to navigate a dysfunctional website
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Sebelius should be replaced as health and human services secretary, he says

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By Mark Prigg PUBLISHED: 09:53 EST, 24 May 2013 | UPDATED: 12:32 EST, 24 May 2013 The secret behind the spacesuits than put man on the Moon has been revealed as a team of seamstresses from underwear firm Playtex. They worked with engineers to design a suit capable of keeping a man alive in orbit - and saw their design work by the Apollo astronauts. The incredible story is set to be made into a major Hollywood movie, it was revealed today. Buzz Aldrin walking on the surface of the moon during the Apollo 11 extravehicular activity (EVA) on on July 20, 1969 wearing his handmade spacesuit created by an offshoot of the Playtex company
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Seamstresses from Playtex spinoff who usually sewed bras and girdle won Nasa contest to create the Apollo spacesuits
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Story set to be made into a film tracing the team as they helped put man on the Moon

Question: Each @placeholder mission required fifteen suits to support the mission.


NEW YORK (CNN) -- Lisa Michelle Hatchell disappeared on her 37th birthday: July 19, 2003. She was last seen at 10 p.m. on the street outside the Southwest Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, rowhome she shared with her boyfriend. Lisa Michelle Hatchell has been missing since her birthday in 2003. Police have looked for her in Georgia. She and her boyfriend were arguing over money, witnesses told police. Since that night, Hatchell's family and friends have not heard from the mother of two. Hatchell was a U.S. Army veteran who struggled with drug addiction. But Alonie Watson doesn't think her daughter's drug problem had anything to do with her disappearance.
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Search has taken police to Atlanta, Georgia
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Lisa Michelle Hatchell disappeared on her birthday in 2003
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She lived with a boyfriend in Southwest Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Question: The trail led back to @placeholder in early 2008, when another tipster said she might be working as a waitress.


By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 06:22 EST, 29 November 2012 | UPDATED: 13:10 EST, 29 November 2012 Reality TV star Kim Kardashian has sparked anger in the Middle East as she touches down in the region for a store launch and publicity tour. Kardashian, the curvy beauty who shot to prominence after an infamous sex tape of her emerged in 2007, is in Kuwait and will also visit Bahrain to launch a pair of Millions of Milkshakes franchises in malls. But the deeply conservative and religious nations may not offer her a warm welcome because of controversies surrounding the x-rated video, her short-lived marriage to NBA star Kris Humphries and a recent furore over her tweets supporting the people of Israel during the recent conflict with Palestine.
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Reality TV star flew to Kuwait today and will visit Bahrain this weekend
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But promotional visit sparks fury in deeply conservative countries
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Sex tape controversy, divorce and recent support for Israel at root of anger

Question: For her Bahraini fans she posted a video, where she said: 'Fans in the @placeholder, it's Kim Kardashian and I am so excited to see your beautiful city.


There were five thousand people in Macksville, double the population of this New South Wales country town, for the funeral of Phillip Hughes. But the words of just one of them resonated around the cricketing world. Michael Clarke proved himself more than the Australian captain as he addressed prime minister Tony Abbott and the family and friends of Hughes. He was a statesman. Clarke was immense, as he has been ever since the tragic accident last week that rocked the cricket world and claimed the life of the close friend and team-mate he called his ‘little brother’. Michael Carke delivers an emotional eulogy to his friend and 'little brother' Phillip Hughes on Wednesday
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Phillip Hughes' funeral held in his home town at Macksville High School
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Australia captain Michael Clarke was a pall bearer and read a eulogy
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Hughes died last Thursday two days after being hit by a bouncer at SCG
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Cricketers of the past and present, including Mitchell Johnson, Steve Smith, Shane Warne, Adam Gilchrist and Brian Lara, were in attendance
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Clarke said: 'Rest in peace my little brother. I'll see you out in the middle'
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Nick Compton, a close friend of Hughes from their time at Middlesex, attended privately, as did Sam Robson

Question: The funeral of Hughes took place in Macksville on Wednesday as @placeholder remembered the batsman

Question: Abbott was in the congregation, too, and it is the hope of the cricketing world, not least @placeholder’ parents and his brother and sister, that he should in time be able to adhere to Clarke’s words and play on himself.


James Bond is known for blowing up, crashing or otherwise destroying the cars Q branch spend years carefully engineering for him. But 007 will have to take care of his new Aston Martin - as the British sportscar brand has only built 10 of a new model designed exclusively for his latest film,Spectre. The car, called the DB10, was unveiled this morning at the launch party of the movie, which will be Daniel Craig's fourth as the legendary spy. The manufacturer is being as tight-lipped as MI5 about the specifications of the car, which will not go on sale and will only be driven by Bond. They say the vehicle is a 'nod to future designs' and they are keeping the machine as far away as possible from rival firms who they fear may try to copy its sleek design.
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Aston Martin is celebrating 50 years since James Bond first drove one of their cars in the 1960s film Goldfinger
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The company have built 10 of a new custom-made 'DB10' model for the new film, Spectre, launched today
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The model will not go on sale in dealerships and the 10 used in the film will be the only ones produced
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Director Sam Mendes worked alongside the car's designers and developers to make sure it suited the film's needs
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Sportscar firm are not revealing the specifications or details of the car, which they say is a 'nod to the future'

Question: The car was developed by @placeholder and Sam Mendes, the director of the latest Bond film, who unveiled the machine this morning


It is regarded as the most probable place in the solar system to host alien life. And now Jupiter’s moon Europa has been found to have tectonic activity like Earth. It is also the first time this specific type of geological activity has been observed in the solar system other than on our planet. Scientists have found evidence of plate tectonics on Jupiter's moon Europa (pictured)  – the first sign of this geologic activity on a solar system world other than Earth, raising hopes that life could one day be found there Less than a year ago, scientists discovered plumes of water vapour erupting from Jupiter's moon’s south polar region, so it may be possible for a robotic probe to sample Europa’s liquid water at a distance without landing on it.
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Scientists have found the first sign of this geologic activity on a solar system world other than Earth a year after discovering jets of water on Europa
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Experts from the University of Idaho and the Johns Hopkins University, Maryland, say Europa could be more Earth-like than experts imagined
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Latest find appears to solve a puzzle that has perplexed planetary scientists
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It shows where old crust was destroyed and how the icy crust is expanding
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Europa’s surface is considered to be relatively young at between 40 and 90 millions of years old, which can perhaps now be explained by plate tectonics

Question: This ocean covers Europa entirely and contains more liquid water than all of @placeholder's oceans combined.


Chelsea's new signing arrives from Croatia after receiving rave reviews for his performances with Hajduk Split. With Liverpool and Tottenham also showing an interest Jose Mourinho's side managed to nip in and sign the midfield protegee for just £3million. Here, LAURIE WHITWELL explains what all the fuss is about. So who is this guy I'm hearing whispers about? Name: Mario Pasalic Club: Chelsea Age: 19 Position: Central midfield Arrival: Chelsea's new signing Mario Pasalic holds his blue shirt aloft at the club's training ground in Cobham I’m going to need more than that... Pasalic has played for Hajduk Split since the age of 10 and progressed through the ranks, enjoying his most productive campaign last season by scoring 11 goals in the Croatian top tier.
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Chelsea snapped up the 19-year-old with Liverpool and Tottenham also keen
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Young midfielder has been likened to Luka Modric
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Chelsea's riches in midfield mean he will probably go on loan this season
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Michael Emenalo has been keeping an eye on him for a while
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Croatian idolises recently departed Blues hero Frank Lampard

Question: Chelsea technical director Michael Emenalo watched when Pasalic scored the only goal for @placeholder, as they beat city rivals RNK 1-0 and Jose Mourinho has sanctioned the move.


Martin McGuinness has said he and Ian Paisley 'pointed the way to a better future' for Northern Ireland as he signed a book of condolence for his former arch-enemy. The pair buried decades of hostility for good when they took office together in 2007, and their friendship became such a symbol of the peace effort that they were dubbed the Chuckle Brothers. Signing a book of condolence today for the famed Unionist firebrand, who died aged 88 yesterday after a long illness, the Deputy First Minister wrote: 'In rising above old enmities, we pointed the way to a better and peaceful future.
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The Reverend Dr Ian Paisley died yesterday aged 88 after a long illness
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Deputy First Minister buried 'old enmities' to pay tribute to former arch rival
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Their closeness in government gained them the nickname Chuckle Brothers

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By Alexandra Klausner PUBLISHED: 13:20 EST, 22 February 2014 | UPDATED: 14:01 EST, 22 February 2014 One two year old boy and a 9-month-old rescue dog share something in common. They both have a rare brain condition and now they're both best friends. Dylan, 2, and Frank the dog both have something called hydrocephalus, a condition that causes excessive fluid in the brain to accumulate and causes the skull to expand. The Huffington Post reports that young Dylan has already had to undergo 15 brain surgeries. Dylan Lipton-Lesser has a brain condition that causes excess fluid to accumulate and expand his skull
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Dylan, 2, and Frank the dog both have something called hydrocephalus, a condition that causes excessive fluid in the brain to accumulate and causes the skull to expand
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Dylan has had 15 brain surgieries
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Frank suffered a seizure when he was only eight-months-old and was almost put to sleep

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Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero may have an outstanding goal tally so far this season, but Barcelona boss Luis Enrique had no hesitations when asked who he feels is the best player in the world. Following the Catalan giants' draw against City in the last 16 of the Champions League, Enrique was asked his thoughts on their free-scoring front man. 'He's probably up there in the top ten or so players,' he said. Barcelona manager Luis Enrique expressed his opinion on Lionel Messi (left) and Sergio Aguero (right) 'But for me the number one is Leo Messi. Everyone else comes after him.'
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Barcelona boss Luis Enrique said he prefers Lionel Messi to Sergio Aguero
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The Manchester City striker has netted 19 times for his side this season
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Enrique said Messi's 21 goals for Barcelona mean he is still 'number one'

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Luke Shaw admits it will be a dream come true to step out at Old Trafford as a Manchester United player for the first time when Louis van Gaal’s side face Valencia in their final pre-season friendly on Tuesday. The occasion also marks Van Gaal’s first home game in charge before United host Swansea in their Premier League opener next weekend, and Shaw is under no illusion that the deposed champions need to put a disastrous season behind them and get back to winning trophies under the Dutchman. The England defender, signed from Southampton for £27million this summer, said: ‘As a kid, it’s a dream to play at Old Trafford. It’s one of the biggest arenas in the world, you would say.
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Luke Shaw admits it will be dream come true to make his Old Trafford debut
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Former Southampton defender arrived at the club for £27m in the summer
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New boss Louis van Gaal will also be taking charge of his first home game
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Manchester United play Valencia in their final pre-season friendly
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Ander Herrera admits being overwhelmed by club's support on US tour

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By Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 20:14 EST, 16 July 2013 | UPDATED: 02:36 EST, 17 July 2013 Four of the jurors in the George Zimmerman trial have banded together to separate themselves from on of the other women who helped acquit the neighborhood watchman for the killing of Trayvon Martin. The group released a joint statement after one of the other jurors, identified only as B37, spoke to CNN about their closed-door sessions after the trial. 'The opinions of Juror B37, expressed on the Anderson Cooper show were her own, and not in any way representative of the jurors listed below,' they said in the statement released Tuesday night.
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One of the six jurors, identified only as B37, spoke out about the verdict
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'I wanted to find him guilty of not using his senses...you can't charge him with anything because he didn't do anything unlawful' she said
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Four of the five other jurors put out a statement requesting privacy and distancing themselves from B37's version of events

Question: Juror B37 went on to sob while saying that she wanted to apologize to the @placeholder family for the tragedy that they had to go through, but she also had a message for George Zimmerman and his family- after it was revealed yesterday that his parents have been in hiding as well as the former neighborhood watchman and his wife.


By John Drayton It's proven to be a rather miserable summer for Steven Gerrard, who was England's captain as the Three Lions were dumped out the World Cup group stage. The Liverpool skipper has also seen his team-mate Luis Suarez depart to Barcelona for £75million and has had to reflect on a 2013/14 campaign where the Reds just missed out on the Premier League title to Manchester City. VIDEO Scroll down for Steven Gerrard animated in magic England moments Hit the weights: Steven Gerrard exercises in the gym to prepare for the new season with Liverpool But the midfielder has started to look ahead towards the new campaign, as the 34-year-old hit the gym, showing off on Instagram an image of him performing what looked to be a dumbbell fly exercise.
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Steven Gerrard hits the weight in pre-season for Liverpool return
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England skipper left to reflect on dismal World Cup group stage exit
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The 34-year-old still to decide international future ahead of Euro 2016 qualifiers

Question: We go again: Steven Gerrard is preparing to lead @placeholder's title assault ahead of the new campaign


The grandparents of a four-month-old girl orphaned after her father, a Kansas City Chiefs player, shot her mother and himself are locked in a custody battle over the $3million baby. Linebacker Jovan Belcher shot daughter Zoey's mother, Kasandra Perkins, nine times on December 1 before driving to Arrowhead stadium and shooting himself. Belcher's mother, Cheryl Shepherd, is seeking custody of Zoey and to be appointed conservator of her estate. The baby's maternal grandparents and other relatives in Texas are also seeking custody. Custody battle: Belcher is seen here with his girlfriend Kasandra Perkins, 22, and their baby daughter Zoey who with their death is at the heart of a $3million custody battle
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Authorities handed baby daughter to Belcher's parents after his death
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Zoey then went to Texas to stay with Kasandra Perkins' family who are now refusing to give her back
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The couple argued over the paternity of the child on the day they died, with Kasandra telling the NFL player that he was not the father
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Court hearings scheduled for this month

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Washington now believes terror network is on brink of defeat By Christopher Leake Updated: 03:20 EST, 29 August 2011 Al Qaeda’s second-in-command has been killed in Pakistan amid speculation that he was targeted by an unmanned U.S. CIA drone aircraft. The death of Libyan-born Atiyah Abd Al-Rahman – who had been considered as a possible successor to the group’s leader Osama Bin Laden after his death earlier this year – is such a major blow to the terror network that American intelligence officials claimed last night it was on the verge of defeat. Al-Rahman, Al Qaeda’s former operational leader, rose to be its No 2 after U.S. Navy Seals killed Bin Laden in a dramatic raid on his Pakistan compound in May.
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Washington now believes terror network is on brink of defeat

Question: ‘If we continue this effort we can really cripple @placeholder as a major threat.’


(CNN) -- Nine of us booked a trip on the Carnival cruise ship Triumph to celebrate our recent college graduation. I started out in a room of four friends but we were re-located because our room had a leak. So we were separated and my friend and I headed to our newer, more comfortable room...or so we thought. Around 5:30 Sunday morning, after a fun day in Mexico, we woke up to a PA announcement calling for crew help. As soon as I heard the captain come on, I looked at my friend and said, "Adriana, if the captain is coming on sounding shaken, we better start to worry."
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Parisa Safarzadeh and 8 friends took cruise to celebrate college graduation
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Safarzadeh: Crew and passengers were outstanding, showed compassion and concern

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By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor Carl Lewis, the nine-time Olympic gold medal winner in track and field who once set world records for sprinting, said Monday that New Jersey Republican Gov. Chris Christie tripped him up in 2011 he tried a run of a different kind – for political office. Current Lieutenant Gov. Kim Guadagno, then the state's attorney general, ruled that Lewis hadn't lived in the Garden State long enough to run for a seat in the state senate. He was preparing to run as a Democrat against Republican state Sen. Dawn Addiego, a Christie friend and ally.
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Lewis, the 9-time Olympic gold medalist, says the guv muscled him off the ballot when he tried to run for state Senate after a longtime Christie chum
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Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno, then the attorney general, overruled a judge in 2011 who decided Lewis had lived in the state long enough to get on the ballot
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The Christie administration spent $78,000 in attorneys' time getting the sprinter and long-jumper struck from the election
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But Christie isn't a bully, Lewis says now – just 'someone who's insecure, and he's governor now and has got the power'

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By Simon Tomlinson PUBLISHED: 01:32 EST, 11 April 2012 | UPDATED: 01:34 EST, 11 April 2012 Wants flow of money: Former Welsh Water boss John Elfed Jones says Wales should be making a profit from supplying water to England Drought-hit England should be made to pay for using water from Wales, the former head of Welsh Water claimed today. As millions of English households are slapped with hosepipe bans, John Elfed Jones argues that water is a business and, like oil, should be sold to make money. His comments came as Severn Trent, which supplies mid Wales, announced plans to sell water to Anglian Water without at cost price.
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John Elfed Jones says Wales should profit from trade

Question: @placeholder has since announced plans were being drawn up to supply more than 100,000 homes in the worst-hit areas.


The man expected to become Italy's next prime minister won't pound the bully pulpit like Silvio Berlusconi. He won't claim to be the Jesus Christ of politics, or praise Barack Obama's "tan", and it's highly unlikely you'll bump into him at an all-night bunga bunga party. No, Pier Luigi Bersani is seen as a safe pair of hands -- and now, after a lifetime in politics, the 61-year-old leader of the center-left Democratic Party is hoping to hang on to a lead in the polls that bombastic three-time former premier Berlusconi had all but wiped out in the dying days of the campaign.
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Center-left Democratic Party leader Pier Luigi Bersani, 61, expected to win election
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Cigar-smoking ex-communist has spent career in politics, served in three cabinets
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Bersani said he'd continue Monti's budget cuts, but that stimulus is needed too
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After years of turbulent ex-premier Berlusconi, Bersani is seen as pair of safe hands

Question: And while Monti may have some say in the new Italian government, it is career politician @placeholder who will bear the burden of pulling Italy out of the mire.


By Jonathan Veal, Press Association Rotherham's dream of back-to-back promotions is still alive after they booked their place in the League One play-off final at Wembley by beating Preston 3-1 in a blockbusting semi-final second leg. The Millers, who won automatic promotion from League Two last year, have had a magnificent season but they saved one of their best performances for the most important night and prospered thanks to goals from Wes Thomas, Lee Frecklington and Kieran Agard. Rotherham boss Steve Evans was forced to usher ecstatic fans off the pitch when they ran on before the final whistle, but he could not hold back the jubilant hordes when their place at Wembley was confirmed.
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Rotherham fight back from a goal down to beat Preston in League One play-offs
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Preston boss Simon Grayson will not add a fourth promotion to his CV this season

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Kim Jong Un is not officially on speaking terms with South Korean President Park Geun-hye. But on Thursday, in his New Year's address, he said that could change. Last week, North Korea's government news agency branded Park's election as fraudulent and her father -- himself a former President -- a dictator. But in his televised speech, for the first time ever, the communist leader said he'd talk with Park, South Korean news agency Yonhap reported. "Depending on the mood and circumstances to be created, we have no reason not to hold the highest-level talks," Kim said. North Korea's state news agency did not publish those remarks in the official transcript of Kim's speech.
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Report: Kim Jong Un said, "We have no reason not to hold the highest-level talks"
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Last week, North Korea's government branded Park's election as fraudulent
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His words follow an offer by Seoul for minister level talks
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Sticking points between the two sides have led to breakdowns in diplomacy in the past

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(CNN) -- How many young people have gotten in trouble for something they've posted on Facebook? Maybe a party picture or an offensive comment compromised their chances at a job. But a 25-year-old Iranian says his Facebook activity has led to his father's detention in a notorious prison in Tehran. And now he's struggling to find a way to free him. "I want my family to forgive me," Yashar Khameneh said. "But I believe what I believe in." A year ago, while studying at a college in Holland, Khameneh joined a Facebook page that made fun of a top Shiite Muslim imam, Ali al-Naqi al-Hadi. Naqi is one of 12 imams considered successors to the Prophet Mohammed. Called "Infallibles," the imams are protected by law in Iran from ridicule or even frivolous comments. One can be arrested for insulting them.
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25-year-old Iranian contributed to Facebook page insulting imam
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Yashar Khameneh says his father was arrested for his Facebook activities
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He says government has demanded passwords in exchange for freedom
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Question: "It would be too dangerous for @placeholder's family in Iran for him to make up something like this," Ghaemi said.


(CNN) -- When Piers Morgan asked Steve Carell and David Steinberg about comedians' handling of Election 2012, the CNN host noted that there have been quite a few "fantastically funny" moments in the GOP race in particular. "Do you thank God every day that these things happen?" asked Morgan. "Yes," answered Steinberg, "This is a gift from God to comedians the likes of which we have never seen." "It's a ship of fools that is -- it's just unbelievable," said Steinberg. "I used to have a theory that I took almost through all the presidencies. And it was that you're either -- it's like the Three Stooges. You're either a Moe, who's in charge, or a Larry, who wants to be a Moe, or you're Curly, who is nuts and totally just off the page."
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Steinberg: "There's no audience. No pressure. They're not on, but they're funny"

Question: "When I started out," @placeholder said, "being a comedian was not a great thing.


(CNN) -- A second Massachusetts state chemist in just a few months has been accused of mishandling drug evidence, the attorney general's office said Sunday. Sonja Farak, 35, who worked at the Massachusetts State Crime Laboratory in Amherst, was arrested at her Northampton home Saturday night by Massachusetts State Police and is facing two counts of tampering with evidence, one count of possession of a Class A substance, and one count of possession of a Class B Substance, according to Attorney General Martha Coakley. Farak remained in jail Sunday, the attorney general's office said. "We allege that this chemist tampered with evidence, placing the integrity of that evidence in question," Coakley said in a statement.
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Massachusetts chemist accused of tampering with evidence, drug possession
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Sonja Farak took heroin, cocaine from evidence inventory, attorney general alleges
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Another chemist was accused of tampering, affecting 34,000 drug cases, in October

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 09:51 EST, 17 September 2013 | UPDATED: 06:17 EST, 18 September 2013 Google Street View has been criticised by a Home Office minister after he was captured walking along a London street. Lib Dem Jeremy Browne said he was alarmed at the 'intrusiveness' of images on the website and questioned why more was not done to hide the identities of people photographed by the firm's cameras. He said the Google cars which tour roads throughout Britain were 'unnerving' and suggested the private firms should face more regulation. Standing out: Home Office minister Jeremy Browne has been captured on Google Street view carrying his ministerial red box in London
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Taunton MP caught on camera walking along street with red ministerial box
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He has made headlines with comments on immigration and religious veils
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Question: Mr Browne is seen as one of the leading voices on the right of the @placeholder, urging his party to ‘grow up’ and not be ‘bashful’ about being in government.


Ed Miliband yesterday dropped any mention of Britain’s vast budget deficit, immigration and welfare from his final party conference speech before the General Election. Instead, the Labour leader put an assault on the wealthy and more cash for the NHS at the heart of a statist bid for power. Retreating to his party’s old comfort zone, the Labour leader railed against owners of expensive homes, bankers, Tories, energy and tobacco companies and the media. Scroll down for video Ed Miliband dropped any mention of Britain’s vast budget deficit, immigration and welfare from his final party conference speech before the General Election. Aides said the speech ‘changed’ as it was being delivered
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Ed Miliband failed to mention the budget deficit, immigration and welfare
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It came in his final party conference speech before the General Election
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Aides said the speech 'changed’ as it was being delivered by Labour leader

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(CNN) -- Glamorous tennis star Ana Ivanovic has reached the quarterfinals of the Generali Ladies Linz tournament -- despite being penalized a game for taking too long in the toilet. The former world No. 1, who was given a wildcard entry into the Austrian event after the late withdrawal of the injured Serena Williams, had been leading 1-0 in the second set on Thursday when she needed to leave the court. When she finally returned, the 22-year-old Serbian -- whose last tournament win came in Liz in 2008 -- discovered that her opponent Barbora Zahlavova Strycova had been awarded the next game of the second-round match.
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Ana Ivanovic penalized a game after needing an emergency toilet break in Austria
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Serbian blames her pre-match snack of yyogurtafter leaving the court against rules
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Seventh seed recovers to reach quarterfinals, where she will play Julia Gorges of Germany
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Israeli third seed Shahar Peer reaches the last eight at the HP Japan Women's Open

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(CNN) -- Princesses transformed into ghouls. Psychedelic teacup rides. Simulated suicide. The world's most famous theme park turned into a vomitorium. And you thought this was the happiest place on earth. In "Escape From Tomorrow," the most buzzed-about movie out of this year's Sundance Film Festival, director Randall Moore presents Disney World as a dystopian hellscape and uses it as the backdrop for a descent into madness. Jim White (Roy Abramsohn) is on holiday with his wife and two children when he learns he's been fired from his job. As he reels from that news, his mental state progressively worsens as he and his family navigate the park.
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"Escape From Tomorrow" is the most buzzed-about movie out of Sundance
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The filmmaker shot for 10 days at the Disney parks in Orlando and two weeks in Disneyland
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The theme parks were unaware that filming was occurring

Question: In an audacious act of filmmaking, he shot it almost entirely at Disney World and @placeholder -- all without Disney's knowledge or permission.

Question: It's a small, small dysfunctional world after all, in @placeholder's depiction.

Question: @placeholder told CNN "(We) are aware of the film" but "are not commenting at this time."


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:06 EST, 3 December 2012 | UPDATED: 17:37 EST, 3 December 2012 A father watched helplessly as his wife and son burned to death after their car was involved in a hit-and-run horror crash in Florida. Eliezer Soto Maldonado and his 10-year-old daughter Ana were able to get out of their vehicle after it was struck by a tractor trailer and exploded in flames. But his wife Deborah and 12-year-old son Eliezer Jr were unable to undo their seat belts. Shattered family: Eliezer Soto Maldonado and his daughter Ana, pictured left, watched helplessly when his wife and son Eliezer Jr, also left, perished in a car crash when Lanessa Riobe, right, hit their vehicle
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Driver Lanessa Riobe is accused of hitting the family's vehicle before fleeing the scene
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Eliezer Soto Maldonado and his 10-year-old daughter watched as their car caught on flames trapping his wife and his 12-year-old son inside

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(CNN) -- Three Americans rescued last week from captivity in the Colombian jungle left a medical center for their homes Saturday, hoping for some time out of the spotlight as they reconnect with loved ones. Left to right, Thomas Howes, Keith Stansell and Marc Gonsalves address reporters before flying home Saturday. Keith Stansell, Marc Gonsalves and Thomas Howes -- hostages of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia for more than five years -- left the Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas. "There's family members that are waiting for us, and just imagine if you hadn't seen your family in 5½ years," Stansell said, asking the media to allow the former captives some space. "Let us go home and be family men again."
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Ex-FARC hostages leave Texas medical center 10 days after rescue
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Men ask media to not forget about hostages who still held in Colombia

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By Jeff Powell Follow @@jeffpowell_Mail No sooner had Amir Khan boxed his brilliant way into pole position to fight Floyd Mayweather than the clamour for a re-match between the Money man and Marcos Maidana rose up to threaten that prospect. Khan staked his claim to the key to the Mayweather treasure chest with the dazzling welterweight debut in which he crushed Luis Collazo. Before the watching world had time to savour the moment, Maidana followed him into the same ring on the Las Vegas Strip and engaged Mayweather in a brawl so thrilling that not even the world’s No 1 boxer can wait for second helpings.
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Amir Khan proved himself worthy of a fight with Floyd Mayweather with victory over Luis Collazo
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British boxer was making his debut at welterweight on Mayweather's undercard at the MGM Grand
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Mayweather won a majority decision over Marcos Maidana after a tough fight
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Khan's next fight is unlikely to be until November due to Ramadan
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Khan vs Mayweather more likely to take place next May

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United Nations (CNN) -- Palestinian leaders, using a new strategy, will return Thursday to the U.N. General Assembly in their latest bid to garner enhanced international recognition. After its failed bid to win United Nations recognition as an independent state, the Palestinian Authority is seeking non-member observer state status, one step up from its current status as a permanent observer. Palestinian Authority leaders have been working with dozens of supporting nations to put together the wording of a formal draft of a resolution. Among those on board are Norway, Spain, Denmark, Iceland, France and Switzerland. Opinion: Why U.S., Israel should welcome Palestinian move at U.N.
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New resolution aims to raise Palestinian status to non-member observer
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Palestinians lost statehood effort in 2011 when proposition failed Security Council vote

Question: "The Palestinians can get a piece of paper from the @placeholder, but they are not going to get a state because Palestinian statehood can only be achieved through negotiations with Israel," Regev said.


Beijing (CNN) -- China Tuesday blamed its neighbors for escalating tensions in the South China Sea, one day after the Vietnamese navy held a live-fire drill in disputed waters. "Some countries took unilateral actions to impair China's sovereignty and maritime rights and interests, released groundless and irresponsible remarks with the attempt to expand and complicate the disputes," said Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei at a regular press briefing. Beijing and Hanoi have exchanged increasingly heated words in recent weeks, accusing each other of territorial intrusions in the South China Sea, which is claimed in whole or in part by China, Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan.
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China and Vietnam are at odds over the South China Sea
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Six countries claim the sea in whole or in part
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UFC legend and former middleweight champion Anderson Silva has tested positive for anabolic steroids during a random out-of-competition test in the lead-up to his victory over Nick Diaz. Brazilian Silva, 39, regarded by many to be the best MMA fighter in history, was found to have Drostanolone metabolites in his system after tests administered by the Nevada State Athletic Commission on January 9, the UFC confirmed. His opponent Diaz will face a hearing on February 17, the UFC stated, after testing positive for marijuana metabolites after the same fight, won by a unanimous points decision as part of UFC 183 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
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Anderson Silva tested positive to Drostanolone metabolites on January 9
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UFC await results of Silva's January 19 out-of-competition testing
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Findings announced after Silva's win over Nick Diaz at UFC 183
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Diaz tested positive for marijuana metabolites after the same fight
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Diaz, twice banned for marijuana, faces a hearing on February 17
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UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones entered rehab after testing positive for cocaine out of competition prior to win over Daniel Cormier
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Question: 'Anderson Silva has been an amazing champion and a true ambassador of the sport of mixed martial arts and the @placeholder, in Brazil as well as around the world.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 04:26 EST, 19 May 2013 | UPDATED: 15:46 EST, 19 May 2013 Killed: Zara Shahid Hussain was shot outside her home Former cricketer Imran Khan has condemned the killing of a senior member of his political party and laid the blame with the leader of rival party the Muttahida Quami Movement. He also blamed the British government for the death of Zara Shahid Hussain outside her home in the upmarket Defence area of Karachi, Pakistan, as MQM leader Altaf Hussain runs his party from exile in England. Ms Hussain, 60, was shot by two gunmen on Saturday in the family neighbourhood of assassinated former prime minister Benazir Bhutto, police said. She was senior vice-president of Mr Khan's Movement for Justice party (PTI).
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Former cricketer 'shocked and saddened' by death of Zara Shahid Hussain
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An unlucky couple both ended up in hospital with broken hips after the wife’s walking stick got stuck between the cracks of a new multi-million pound footpath. Cath Henry, 81, and her husband Lindon, 80, were walking arm-in-arm while on their way to a Gala Bingo hall in Stoke-on-Trent, Stafforshire when her stick became jammed in grooves designed to help the visually impaired. Mr Henry went crashing to the ground as he tried to save her and both pensioners suffered fractures to their hips in the fall. Cath Henry, 81, (left) and her husband Lindon, 80, (right) both suffered broken hips in the fall on new footpath
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Cath Henry and her husband were walking arm-in-arm on their way to bingo
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Mrs Henry, 81, got her walking stick stuck in pavement grooves and fell
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Husband Lindon, 80, went tumbling with her and both broke their hips
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Stoke-on-Trent City Council spent millions on new paving and seating
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The couple are now calling on council to rip up paving slabs after fall

Question: Mr Henry - who has already had a hip replacement - said: ‘As we started to walk to @placeholder, Cath linked our arms and we started to cross the road.


By Lucy Thackray for Daily Mail Australia Princes William and Harry are both fierce competitors on the polo field, but even when they win Wills heads straight home to his family, while Harry's up for a celebratory drink. That's according to Alec White, one of three Aussie cousins on the international polo circuit, who now counts the princes as mates after saddling up with the royal pair and helping them to victory at a competition at Ascot this year. ‘Harry makes fun of Will by telling him that he's whipped!' Alec told Daily Mail Australia. ‘Will had to go home to Kate and George, but Harry was very keen to hang around for drinks at the function afterwards.’
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Alec White, from country NSW, was on the princes' winning team in June
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Alec and  cousins Jasper and Will are having international Polo success
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Harry made fun of the Duke of Cambridge for 'being whipped'
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Will spoke of his love for Australia and joy at his 'new role as a Dad'
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The 'Three Whites', originally from Australia's Hunter Valley, spend half the year playing polo overseas

Question: '@placeholder said hopefully he can get back to Australia soon.


Hundreds of British Muslims have travelled to Iraq to fight for the extreme jihadist group ISIS, terror experts have said. The Government believes more than 500 British citizens have left the UK and gone to join rebel fighters in Syria, with many of them feared to have crossed the border to join the uprising in Iraq. The ruthless ISIS (Islamic State in Iraq and Syria) extremists control large areas of land in Syria and are now turning their attention to Iraq and particularly Baghdad, having already taken the cities of Mosul and Tikrit. Meanwhile, British security experts are also looking at the possibility that home-grown extremists trained by the ultra-violent group may bring terror back to the UK.
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British Muslims are heading to Syria to fight with extremist rebel group, ISIS
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Now hundreds of them are feared to be crossing the border to fight in Iraq
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Security services looking at suggestion Brits fighting with insurgents there
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Ultra-violent ISIS has already taken Mosul, Iraq's second city, and Tikrit
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Pictures emerge today of more bloodshed as they head towards Baghdad
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PM David Cameron has spoken to head of Nato about situation in Iraq

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Lee Clark can raise a smile as he imagines the vitriol that is likely to spew his way when Gus Poyet’s side visit St Andrew’s in the Capital One Cup on Wednesday night, but there is still sadness at how he left Sunderland in scandal 15 years ago. ‘The tin hat may have to come out that's for sure!’ laughs Clark. ‘I think the fans won't be too complimentary about us. This was always going to be the case after what happened.’ Clark, 41, regrets his actions from earlier in his career and now views it as his responsibility to advice his younger players against making similar mistakes.
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Clark admits wearing the derogatory shirt was unacceptable
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The 41-year-old spent two years at the Stadium of Light
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The Birmingham boss expects a feisty reception from the Mackem faithful at St Andrew's for their League Cup tie on Wednesday

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(CNN) -- Comedy scares people in power. We saw a disturbing example this week when Egyptian TV host and comedian Bassem Youssef, frequently described as Egypt's Jon Stewart, was charged with the crimes of mocking Egypt's President Mohamed Morsy and insulting Islam. If convicted, Youssef could be fined and sentenced to prison. Now, before you quickly categorize this incident under the catch all, "They hate us for our freedoms" crap, let's not forget our own history. Comedy legend Lenny Bruce was arrested not once but eight times, in the early 1960s for telling jokes that were considered obscene. However, Bruce's lawyer argued that the comedian was not being prosecuted for his profanity but rather for mocking political leaders and religion.
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Bassem Youssef was charged with mocking Egypt's president and insulting Islam
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Dean Obeidallah: Youssef, considered the Jon Stewart of Egypt, was performing comedy
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He says there's fear in the Middle East that comedy will undermine political leaders
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Obeidallah: Will Egypt's new president embrace democracy and freedom of expression?

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Russia's FA does not have enough money to pay national team manager Fabio Capello, according to Sergey Stepashin who is a member of the governing body's executive committee. 'I can say for a fact that the Russian Football Union simply does not have enough money to pay Capello's salary,' the news agency Interfax on Wednesday quoted Stepashin as saying. 'It is not something to be proud of when we can't pay Russia's head coach what he is owed. Fabio Capello coaches his Russia team from the touchline during a 2014 World Cup qualifier against Luxembourg. The Italian has not been paid in five months by the Russian FA due to lack of finances
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Fabio Capello has been manager of Russia since 2012
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Russian FA claim they need to find financial benefactors to fund Italian
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Russia travel to Austria for Group G Euro 2016 qualifier on Saturday
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Former England boss guided country to 2014 World Cup
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Capello also been in charge of Real Madrid, Juventus and AC Milan

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(CNN) -- When the Battle of Gettysburg was over after three days, the Civil War's bloodiest battle had claimed 51,000 casualties. The Union Army of the Potomac clashed with Gen. Robert E. Lee's Confederate Army of Northern Virginia in July 1863. The battle turned against Lee and his invaders on July 3, and Confederate forces returned to Virginia. The ferocious battle, considered a turning point in the war, occurred 150 years ago this week, on land that is now a national military park. Gettysburg anniversary provides a bigger story With soldiers' graves on the battlefield and near a former hospital site, Gettysburg residents pleaded with state officials to create what is now called the Soldiers' National Cemetery.
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Battle of Gettysburg took place 150 years ago at a site that is now a national military park
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Don't miss a visit to the battlefield, "the reason we're all here," says ranger Caitlin Kostic
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At the dedication of the Soldiers' National Cemetery, Lincoln gave historic Gettysburg Address

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Hong Kong (CNN) -- While it's not a stretch to imagine the Edward Snowden saga would spawn books and movies, a group of amateur filmmakers in Hong Kong have already beaten Hollywood to the punch with a short thriller dramatizing the events that unfolded in the city last month. On June 9, Snowden identified himself as the source of leaked classified documents exposing mass surveillance programs purportedly operated by the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA). The American computer technician also revealed he had been hiding out in Hong Kong for three weeks, sparking widespread speculation about his exact whereabouts and whether he would find safe refuge in the territory -- a special administrative region of the People's Republic of China.
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Group of amateur filmmakers in Hong Kong made thriller about Snowden's time in the city
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Despite limited budget and time, five-minute film attracted over 43,000 YouTube views in first week
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Crew found Snowden lookalike and rented room in same hotel that Snowden stayed in
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Film was intended as homage to city of Hong Kong, rather than only Snowden's story

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Question: Hong Kong authorities have denied that China influenced @placeholder's decision to leave the city.


Istanbul (CNN) -- Thousands of people of all ages gathered Wednesday evening in Ugur Mumcu square in Antakya, a picturesque town in the Hatay province of Turkey. They chanted "Tayyip istifa!" or "Tayyip resign," demanding that Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan leave office. On nearly every street, CNN journalists heard pots and pans banging and saw security forces. The authorities, who have violently clashed with protesters across Turkey, seemed to be avoiding the demonstrators. Though it was mostly quiet around 10 p.m. local time in Antakya, it seemed that the situation nationally was only getting worse. In a move likely to inflame the anger of Turkish protesters, authorities earlier arrested two dozen social media users on accusations of spreading false information about demonstrations sweeping the nation.
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NEW: Worldwide, headlines and social media abuzz with photos of pepper-sprayed woman
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Police arrest social media users for spreading allegedly false information
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NEW: In Hatay Province, protesters shouted "Tayyip istifa!" calling for prime minister's resignation
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Authorities have blamed social media for inciting violent protests

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Washington (CNN) -- It is the second big speech of his presidency's second act, but there is little or nothing to suggest President Barack Obama's State of the Union Address offers any hope of a new beginning or a new spirit in divided Washington. Consider the vast partisan differences in expectations. "Obama core supporters are getting what they hoped for in 2009," says veteran Democratic pollster and strategist Peter Hart. "He is a president who seems both more confident and at the same time at home with himself both legislatively and philosophically." If there is one certainty in today's political climate, it is that when one party is happy, the other is not.
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President Obama to give his first State of the Union address of his second term on Tuesday
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On the eve of speech, gridlock in Washington continues to be the biggest obstacle
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He is expected to lay out an agenda focusing on the economy, guns, immigration
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Looking at other two-term presidents, this next year will be crucial to get things done

Question: More broadly, he sees a new @placeholder in the second act even if Washington's partisan polarization is a sharp as ever.


(CNN)  -- Defending world champion Jorge Lorenzo of Spain claimed victory in Sunday's Italian MotoGP at Mugello to close the gap on Casey Stoner in the overall title standings. Australian Stoner began the race in pole position and led for the opening 17 of the 23-lap race. But Lorenzo took the lead with a superb overtaking move on a steep, downhill chicane and steadily pulled away for an impressive victory, with Stoner having to contend with finishing in third position after also being overtaken by Honda teammate Andrea Dovizioso on the final lap. American Ben Spies, the winner in Assen last weekend, finished fourth with Marco Simoncelli fifith and Italian legend Valentino Rossi -- racing in front of his home fans for the first time since joining Ducati -- finishing sixth.
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Jorge Lorenzo claims victory in Sunday's Italian MotoGP at Mugello
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The Spanish world champion beats Andrea Dovizioso and Casey Stoner
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Stoner maintains his world title advantage by 19 points from Lorenzo

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By David Clough, Press Association James Anderson faces the possibility of being banned from his home Test at Old Trafford after a date of August 1 was set for his ICC disciplinary hearing. The England fast bowler ill be quizzed via Skype by ICC judicial commissioner Gordon Lewis the day after the third Test at the Ageas Bowl finishes after being charged with a Level 3 offence for allegedly 'abusing and pushing' India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja during the first Investec Test at Trent Bridge. An initial hearing on Tuesday morning, also via teleconference and involving Anderson's legal representatives and others from the ECB and BCCI, 'addressed preliminary issues' and set the date for the next stage of the disciplinary process.
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Anderson's case now on Friday August 1, after third Test against India
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Seamer involved in confrontation with Jadeja during day two of first Test
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Anderson accused of pushing and verbally abusing Indian all-rounder
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Could be banned for rest of series against India if found guilty

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Ferguson, Missouri (CNN) -- National Guard members were on duty in Ferguson, Missouri, on Thanksgiving but the people who came up to them only wanted to spread goodwill, bringing turkey and other treats. CNN affiliate KSDK reported that dozens of citizens visited one post at a shopping center. "We just all have to make sure that we are taking care of one another," Terry Pimmel told the station. "That is our mission." Gov. Jay Nixon also stopped by to see the troops. Other volunteers bundled up and painted boards that cover the holes where windows used to be in buildings trashed during recent protests, according to CNN affiliate KMOV.
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NEW: Volunteers bring turkey and other Thanksgiving treats to National Guard soldiers
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NEW: Michael Brown's father leaves one chair empty at table
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ATF is investigating possible arson at Michael Brown Sr.'s church
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Officer Darren Wilson is in talks to leave the Ferguson Police Department, lawyer says

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Guatemala City (CNN) -- The story of American tech mogul John McAfee reads like a bestselling mystery: murder, poisoned dogs, young women and international intrigue fueled by weeks on the run. But in the latest chapter of the saga, the millionaire says his month of evading Belizean authorities is over. And he plans to settle down in Guatemala, at least for now. "I have a passport. I am in no trouble with the U.S. I can return any time I like," he told CNN en EspaÃ±ol in Guatemala City on Tuesday evening. "I have been back to America many times since I have been in Belize. I have no interest of going this month or next but ... I can come and go freely to America any time I want."
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NEW: A lawyer for John McAfee files a formal request for asylum in Guatemala
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McAfee is sought for questioning in the killing of his neighbor in Belize
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Police say he is not a suspect, but they want to talk to him about the November 11 shooting
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He says he fled to Guatemala to escape police persecution, and plans to seek asylum

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Harry Redknapp’s travelling circus is still going strong. The away days from hell are being offered to Queens Park Rangers fans by a rabble of overpaid, under-performing clowns who are simply not prepared to do their jobs properly for the club, the supporters or their manager. Redknapp deserves better from these shirkers, who dress up and pretend to be footballers when they travel away from Loftus Road this season. Eleven games on the road in the Premier League this season, and 11 defeats. This useless bunch of wannabes even lost at League Two Burton Albion in the Capital One Cup.
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QPR have lost all 11 of their Premier League games on the road this term
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Fans are being subjected to performances from under-performing clowns
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Just take a look at the ridiculous goals they conceded at Stoke City
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QPR players are letting the supporters and chairman Tony Fernandes down

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Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Embattled Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, in negotiations with the African Union, has agreed in principal to a deal that would end the conflict in the nation he's ruled for 42 years, South African President Jacob Zuma told reporters Sunday. Negotiations remained under way Sunday night between Gadhafi and the African Union delegation. Details of the agreement were not available, though it is believed to include an immediate ceasefire in the nearly two-month long war between Gadhafi's forces and those fighting to unseat him. In his comments, Zuma also discussed an end to NATO airstrikes aimed at enforcing a no-fly zone and targeting Gadhafi's troops.
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NEW: A cease-fire, including an end to airstrikes, is thought to be part of talks
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NEW: The African Union group on Monday will hold talks with rebel leaders
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The rebels have recaptured Ajdabiya
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NATO says Gadhafi's forces are using civilians as human shields

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Samu Manoa scored his first ever hat-trick as Aviva Premiership champions Northampton powered to a comfortable 43-10 victory over Sale at Franklin's Gardens. Brothers George and Ken Pisi and fellow Samoan Kahn Fotuali'i also crossed as Saints registered six tries in total, while Stephen Myler kicked 13 points in a dominant display. Mark Jennings grabbed a consolation try for a spirited but over-run Sale, who have now lost four of their opening six matches. Samu Manoa (left) celebrates scoring his first ever Premership hat-trick for Northampton Manoa dives over for his second try of the afternoon Sale started with intent, twice kicking penalties into the corner, but despite Marc Jones coming within a metre of making that bold statement even louder, it failed to bring them any points.
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Manoa runs over hat-trick in comfortable win for Northampton
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George Pisi, Ken Pisi and Kahn Fotuali'i also score tries for Saints
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Sale have now lost four of their opening six matches

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(CNN) -- Rafael Nadal is known as an iron man on the tennis tour but even he gets tired. After long semifinal matches in Chennai in 2008, Madrid in 2009 and at the World Tour Finals in London in 2010, fatigue likely played a factor in the Spaniard losing the next day. Nadal was on court for nearly three hours on Saturday against Pablo Andujar at the inaugural Rio Open but this time he recovered to win the finale, defeating tricky Ukrainian Alexandr Dolgopolov 63 76 (3) for a 43rd title on clay and 62nd overall. The latter tally placed him in a tie for seventh with Guillermo Vilas.
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Rafael Nadal sees off Alexandr Dolgopolov to win the inaugural Rio Open
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Nadal overcomes a blip in the second set to prevail 63 76 on Sunday
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It was Nadal's first tournament since hurting his back at the Australian Open
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The 'King of Clay' boosts his title haul on the sport's slowest surface to 43

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(CNN) -- One person was reported dead and numerous boats and harbors suffered damage in the United States after the tsunami triggered by the massive earthquake off Japan swept across the Pacific Ocean at jet speed Friday. The fatality was reported in northern California's Del Norte County, where a 25-year-old man was declared dead Friday afternoon after being swept out to sea off a beach while trying to photograph the tsunami's arrival, said Joey Young, a spokesman for the county's emergency operations center. "We had one person reported missing who has been confirmed dead," Young said. "The Coast Guard has been doing a search for the body, but the oceanic conditions are making it very difficult."
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NEW: The tsunami sunk 10 boats in Hawaii, the Coast Guard reported
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A 25-year-old man was declared dead after being swept out to sea off California
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Northern California city records 8.1-foot tsunami wave
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"You could hear a pin drop in Waikiki," Honolulu resident says

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(CNN) -- Lionel Messi scored his second hat-trick in four days as titleholders Barcelona marched into the knockout stage of the European Champions League on a night of milestones for the Spanish club on Tuesday. The striker, a big favorite to win his third world player of the year award after heading the 2011 nominations before the match against Viktoria Plzen, passed a double century of goals for Barca to mark coach Josep Guardiola's 200th match in charge. The Czech champions capitulated to a 4-0 home defeat in the Group H game after having Marian Cisovsky sent off for a foul in the box on Messi, who scored the resulting penalty to open the scoring in the 24th minute with his milestone goal.
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Barcelona through to last 16 of the European Champions League
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Lionel Messi nets treble in 4-0 win over Czech champions Viktoria Plzen
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AC Milan also go through from Group H despite 1-1 draw in Belarus
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English clubs Arsenal and Chelsea fail to progress after also being held

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Angela Merkel has urged Germans not to attend protest by the newly established campaign group PEGIDA, or Patriotic Europeans Against the Islamisation of the West, saying they have 'hatred in their hearts' Anglea Merkel has today urged Germans to shun protests calling for an end to the 'Islamisation of Europe' saying  that religious intolerance has no place in modern Germany. Speaking after last night's march in Dresden drew 18,000 people on to the streets, the German Chancellor accused activists of having hatred in their hearts, while a campaign by daily newspaper Bild called for an end to 'xenophobia' in society.
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Chancellor asks Germans to avoid protests by anti-Islamification group saying they have 'hatred in their hearts'
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Bild newspaper also published statements by 50 prominent Germans calling for an end to the weekly marches
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Group Patriotic Europeans Against Islamisation of the West call for overhaul of Germany's immigration policy
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March in Dresden attracted 18,000 activists last night as movement spread to Cologne and Berlin for first time
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Lights turned off around Cologne Cathedral, the Brandenburg Gate, and Berlin's TV tower in opposition to rallies

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By Tamara Cohen Outburst: Education Secretary Michael Gove (pictured on Tuesday) shouted 'you're a disgrace' at those MPs who opposed the Government in the vote Michael Gove was so furious with Tory MPs for voting down intervention he had to be restrained by colleagues, it was claimed last night. The Education Secretary, a staunch backer of military action in Syria, shouted 'you're a disgrace' at those MPs who opposed the Government in the tense vote last night. Scottish National MP Angus Robertson said Mr Gove carried on yelling 'disgrace, disgrace, disgrace' at Tory and Liberal Democrat rebels in stunning scenes in the House of Commons around 11pm last night.
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Education Secretary Gove was staunch backer of military action in Syria
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Carried on yelling 'disgrace' at Tory and Lib Dem rebels, says SNP MP
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Gove 'lost it' and accused colleagues of 'supporting Assad', it's claimed

Question: Mr Gove, speaking about @placeholder this week, did not join colleagues in calling for MPs to vote on military action, saying he believed the appropriate response should be decided by the Prime Minister.


(Financial Times) -- When Macau unveiled record gambling revenues on Tuesday, the government was silent about the source of much of the cash fuelling the territory's boom: illegal money transfers from mainland China. From pawn shops offering money withdrawal services, to underground banks using human mules to transport cash across the border, Macau tolerates the illicit methods that mainland punters use to bring money into the former Portuguese colony, which reverted to Chinese control in 1999. Mainland tourists, who have made Macau the world's largest gambling centre, can legally bring only Rmb20,000 ($3,175) when crossing into the Chinese territory. But many gamblers bring more cash to the casino tables by using their Unionpay debit card to withdraw money -- for a fee.
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Macau tolerates illicit methods to bring money into the former Portuguese colony
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Underground banks using human mules to transport cash across the border
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Macau had record gambling revenues from 16M mainland visitors last year

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By Sophie Borland PUBLISHED: 19:21 EST, 29 December 2013 | UPDATED: 05:50 EST, 30 December 2013 Foreigners coming to Britain will be charged for emergency treatment on the NHS for the first time as part of a clampdown on health tourism. Migrants who go to A&E will be billed between £20 and £100 for a consultation, on top of the cost of their treatment – with staff presenting chip-and-pin machines at their bedsides. The charges are being brought in amid concerns that the NHS has become an 'international health service', with foreign patients who are not entitled to care racking up costs of £2billion a year.
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Migrants billed between £20 and £100 for a consultation at A&E
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Patients may end up being presented with a chip-and-pin machine
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Charges come in amid concerns that NHS is now 'international'
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It is claimed foreign patients rack up costs of £2billion a year
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Many health tourists travel to the UK specifically for free treatment
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Ministers have ruled out making overseas patients pay to see a GP

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(CNN) -- The late Chris Benoit idolized the Dynamite Kid, who was half of a professional wrestling team famous in the 1980s for spectacular high-flying, acrobatic moves. Chris Benoit strangled his wife and suffocated his son before hanging himself in June. The Dynamite Kid and his partner, Davey Boy Smith, were known as the British Bulldogs. They were quick, agile and muscular, and in 1986 they won the World Wrestling Federation tag team championship. Young Benoit dreamed of wrestling like the Dynamite Kid, whose real name is Tom Billington. At the beginning of his career, Benoit adopted the Dynamite nickname and copied his idol's signature moves.
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Vince McMahon: WWE has one of best drug-testing programs
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Wrestling boss tells CNN that individuals bear responsibility for actions
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Critics say WWE penalties for drug use are not harsh enough
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Wrestlers still can get drugs if they have prescriptions from doctors

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Moved by the Assad regime's rapid advance, the Obama administration could decide this week to approve lethal aid for the beleaguered Syrian rebels and will weigh the merits of a less likely move to send in U.S. airpower to enforce a no-fly zone over the civil war-wracked nation, officials said Sunday. White House meetings are planned over the coming days, as Syrian President Bashar Assad's government forces are apparently poised for an attack on the key city of Homs, which could cut off Syria's armed opposition from the south of the country. As many as 5,000 Hezbollah fighters are now in Syria, officials believe, helping the regime press on with its campaign after capturing the town of Qusair near the Lebanese border last week.
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Nearly 80,000 people have been killed during the Syrian civil war
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President Obama is expected to decide this week whether to arm Syrian rebels in their effort to overthrow President Bashar Assad
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President Barack Obama is leaning toward signing off on sending weapons to vetted, moderate rebel units

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By Tom Goodenough PUBLISHED: 10:55 EST, 12 July 2012 | UPDATED: 02:51 EST, 13 July 2012 Cheeky postcards were once part and parcel of any trip to the seaside. But in one British tourist resort, giant-sized versions of the risque cards are stirring up controversy. Traders in the town of Cleethorpes are calling for the larger-than-life, politically incorrect postcards to be taken down. Nostalgic: The signs were installed for the Cleethorpes in Bloom display but now look set to be taken down Controversy: Traders in Cleethorpes have reacted furiously to the unveiling of the postcards on the seafront
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The risque postcards, inspired by classic versions from the 1950s, were put up to celebrate Cleethorpes' floral display and impress judges
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Shopkeepers have slammed the designs, however, branding them 'obscene', 'sexist' and 'rude'
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Managing Director of Bamforth's, the company which sold 200million of the postcards, hit back and told complaining traders to 'get a life'

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BBC presenters have been accused of being ‘insensitive’ when interviewing losing British competitors. Sports editor David Bond sparked 162 complaints after the cycling road race when he questioned Mark Cavendish, which elicited an angry response from the rider. Jill Douglas was criticised for her interview with Victoria Pendleton after a disqualification, and the attitude of other presenters have prompted a storm of anger from viewers. GB track cyclist Victoria Pembleton secured a gold medal yesterday after previously being disqualified in an earlier team event Commiserating: Rebecca Adlington was 'comforted' after taking bronze by Sharron Davies There were also 152 complaints after a joke by Gary Lineker about how many medals Germany had won.
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BBC received 162 complaints after 'stupid' questions during the cycling from sports editor David Bond
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Storm of anger on Twitter about 'useless' commentators
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Viewers were also upset at the 'insensitive' approach to interviewing track cyclist Victoria Pendleton after a disqualification

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