When I look at Liverpool without Luis Suarez or Daniel Sturridge, they badly lack pace and need Raheem Sterling. He turned 20 on Monday and it is a lot to ask for a young man to be their talisman, but he has got to live up to that. Raheem Sterling will be Liverpool's danger man in their Champions League showdown against Basle Liverpool want him getting on the ball, dropping deep and dribbling with it, threatening through the centre off the striker. I don’t want to see him out wide that much. There are not too many Liverpool players who want to go beyond the opposition, but Sterling is their one player who can change the game in a split second.
@highlight
Liverpool face Basle at Anfield in the UEFA Champions League
@highlight
England star's pace will be vital in must-win Anfield clash on Tuesday
@highlight
Brendan Rodgers' side must stop in-form Basle ace Shkelza Gashi
@highlight
Steven Gerrard must be given licence to  attack and hurt Swiss side
@highlight
Click here for Liverpool team news, probable line-ups and stats
@highlight
READ: Brendan Rodgers warns players must keep cool against Basle

Question: In @placeholder the Swiss side have a free-scoring attacking midfield player who will be the main threat to Liverpool’s goal.


(CNN) -- Europe's Eastern policy, if there ever really was one, is in tatters. It has unraveled at breakneck speed, as Russia moved against Ukraine, effectively annexed part of its territory, and put its smaller neighbor on the brink of war. Moving from disbelief to dismay to horror, Europeans lost whatever hopes and illusions they may have harbored that Russia was a predictable and cooperative partner. Instead, images are being invoked of the Soviet intervention in Czechoslovakia in 1968 and in Hungary in 1956, and a new Cold War seems fully possible now. However far-fetched they may seem, these comparisons reflect a frantic search among Western politicians and experts for the underlying causes, rationales and consequences of Russia's actions in Ukraine. And it slowly dawns on Europe that it is witness to a sea change in Russian foreign policy that shakes the very foundations of the European order that emerged after the fall of the Iron Curtain.
@highlight
Changing Russian foreign policy is shaking the European order, says Joerg Forbrig
@highlight
He says Moscow seems resolved to interfere with any of its post-Soviet neighbors
@highlight
Russia's interventionist strategy has been in the making for a decade, Forbrig says
@highlight
Moscow's quest has become an ideological mission to fight the West, he says

Question: It should hardly surprising, then, that @placeholder responses to Russia's increasingly aggressive behavior have been muffled at best.


Christmas was ruined for tens of thousands of passengers caught up in train chaos when botched engineering work over-ran, a damning report said today. More than 115,000  people faced 'widespread confusion, frustration, disruption, discomfort and anxiety' in the Christmas rail engineering overruns, the rail regulator said. Network Rail came under fire for late-finishing work over the festive period which hit services into King's Cross, Paddington and Finsbury Park stations in London. Passengers were left in tears in some cases with hundreds of journeys ruined by the overrunning works. The disruption caused chaos at King's Cross, Paddington and at Finsbury Park where there was overcrowding
@highlight
Office of Rail Regulation found 115,000 people were affected by problems
@highlight
Paddington and King's Cross were to reopen on December 27 after works
@highlight
But Paddington was closed all morning and King's Cross all day
@highlight
Paddington safety work which should have taken two hours took ten
@highlight
People faced 'widespread confusion, frustration, discomfort and anxiety'
@highlight
The planning of the King's Cross work did not take proper account of the impact of failing to hand back a working line on December 27;
@highlight
A contingency plan developed on the evening of Boxing Day was ineffective and resulted in Finsbury Park becoming so overcrowded it had to be closed for a time;
@highlight
Reporting of the progress of the works at Paddington was inaccurate so that the operational contingency plan was not enacted until many passengers had already been severely delayed.

Question: The report said: 'Passengers who travel between @placeholder and the new year include families with young children, the elderly and vulnerable often travelling with lots of luggage in an unfamiliar environment.


KABUL, Afghanistan (CNN) -- A Taliban leader has instructed fighters in Afghanistan to target U.S. and other coalition troops in response to the United States sending more troops into the war. U.S. Army soldiers, right, watch two Afghan soldiers at ISAF's Camp Bostick in the eastern Kunar province. A two-page statement sent to CNN instructs fighters to start new attacks against coalition troops and Afghan parliament members, and urges suicide bombers to strike. The statement was written by Mula Birather, a Taliban chief of at least 12 military groups in Afghanistan. Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid confirmed to CNN that the statement came from Birather.
@highlight
Taliban leader instructs fighters in Afghanistan to target U.S., coalition troops
@highlight
Statement written by Mula Birather, chief of at least 12 Afghan military groups
@highlight
U.S. troops are beginning increased deployments in Afghanistan

Question: "They offer no hope for the future, and only seek to kill... We will continue working side-by-side with our @placeholder partners to improve security and demonstrate to these ruthless murders and criminals that they will not stop progress in Afghanistan."


Double FA Cup finalist Rob Lee has accused Newcastle owner Mike Ashley of riding roughshod over long-suffering Geordie fans and leaving them with ‘nothing to look forward to’ next season. The former Newcastle midfielder, an integral figure under Kevin Keegan and Kenny Dalglish in the 1990s, was aghast when Ashley ruled cup competitions are of secondary importance — branding the stance ‘shocking.’ He claimed Ashley was abusing the ‘incredible’ loyalty of Tyneside fans and warned that this latest clash could rebound on him. ‘Let’s see what happens when the draw is made for the third round of the FA Cup,’ he said. ‘If Newcastle land a home tie, they could be playing in front of an empty stadium.
@highlight
The former Newcastle midfielder was aghast when Ashley ruled cup competitions are of secondary importance
@highlight
Lee says the Newcastle owner is abusing the loyalty of Tyneside fans

Question: @placeholder agony: Lee was part of the Newcastle team that lost consecutive FA Cup finals in 1998 and 1999


By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press Reporter A Brooklyn cab driver's daughter testified against him in court this week, more than a year after she fled an arranged marriage and he allegedly ordered a hit on her lover's family. Both Amina Ajmal, 23, and her father Mohammad Ajmal Choudhry cried in court as prosecutors asked the young woman to identify him. It was the first time either had seen each other since December 2012 - at Ajmal's depressing wedding ceremony in their native Pakistan. During her testimony on Wednesday and Thursday, Ajmal described the once-loving relationship she had with her father - detailing her happy childhood growing up in the Brooklyn neighborhood of Flatbush.
@highlight
Mohammad Ajmal Choudhry stands accused of conspiring to kill the father and sister of his daughter's boyfriend to restore 'honor' to their family
@highlight
The killings took place last year, after 23-year-old daughter Amina Ajmal fled her arranged marriage in Pakistan to live with her boyfriend in America
@highlight
Ajmal lived in hiding with boyfriend Shujat Abbas, but maintained phone contact with her father
@highlight
Federal authorities recorded their phone calls, and Choudhry threatened to kill both his daughter and Abbas' family several times if she did not return to her husband in Pakistan
@highlight
If convicted, Choudhry could spend the rest of his life in prison

Question: Ajmal, 23, was born in @placeholder where she lost her mother at a young age.


A little girl who had a crippling fear of dogs has overcome her phobia after being hypnotised, and now, she has a puppy of her own. Rebekah Kirby, 11, was so afraid of dogs she refused to leave the house in case she saw one. She developed the phobia after she was chased down the street by a neighbour’s poodle when she was three. Rebekah Kirby had a severe phobia of dogs but was cured by hypnotherapy and now has her own puppy, Vinnie The schoolgirl from Hull was so scared the would physically shake and cry if she saw a dog - and was so terrified her mother, Louise, was forced to cancel trips to the beach and family camping holidays in case they came into contact with a pooch.
@highlight
Rebekah Kirby developed the phobia after being chased down a street by one when she was three - it was so bad she wouldn't leave the house
@highlight
Parents had to cancel holidays and family trips to beach in case they came into contact with a dog - Rebekah would shake and cry if she saw one
@highlight
Her younger brother, William, was desperate for a puppy so the family realised something needed to be done about Rebekah's phobia
@highlight
She had a few sessions of hypnotherapy and is now besotted with her puppy

Question: Mrs Kirby, 38, was desperate to let her daughter live a normal life - and resorted to having @placeholder hypnotised to help her overcome her fear.


(CNN) -- Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan has signed into law a ban on same-sex marriage in Africa's most populous nation. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry slammed the decision Monday. "Beyond even prohibiting same-sex marriage, this law dangerously restricts freedom of assembly, association and expression for all Nigerians," he said in a statement. "People everywhere deserve to live in freedom and equality. No one should face violence or discrimination for who they are or who they love." Samantha Power, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, characterized the law as a "big setback for human rights for all Nigerians." According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), the bill passed by the Senate at the end of last year introduces a 14-year prison sentence for people who are convicted of entering into a same-sex marriage or civil union.
@highlight
Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan signs the bill into law
@highlight
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry slams the decision
@highlight
The law reportedly imposes a 14-year prison sentence for same-sex marriage
@highlight
Homosexuality is illegal in most African nations

Question: NAN said the law also forbids people from running gay clubs, societies, processions or meetings in @placeholder.


By Snejana Farberov and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:42 EST, 26 March 2013 | UPDATED: 12:45 EST, 27 March 2013 Kyle Kester's parents had a bad feeling when their son informed them that he was moving to a rural part of Mexico where he was planning to build a sprawling home and live among the people whose culture he admired so much. In February, Wini and Harley Kester's worst fear came true when they got a call saying that their 38-year-old son was stabbed to death inside his barely finished stucco estate for a truckload of pricey electronic equipment.
@highlight
38-year-old Kyle Kester was stabbed to death in his home in Jalisco, Mexico on February 10
@highlight
The suspects in the murder, a pair of teenagers and a 21-year-old had been helping the victim install an irrigation system on his property
@highlight
Kester moved to Mexico in 2010 to buildi his dream home, a 6,000-square-foot stucco estate
@highlight
The Minnesota native had said the locals were like family to him

Question: Slain: Kyle Kester, 38, was robbed and brutally murdered on February 10 shortly after moving into his dream home he spent two years building in @placeholder


(CNN)There is an old saying among soldiers and correspondents who cover them that when two people drink from the same canteen in some desert, jungle or other war zone they have a bond for life. This came to me in the middle of the night last night as I failed to make sleep come hours after learning that my friend and long-time colleague Bob Simon had lost his life. Death took him in a car crash in New York City. Bob and I had drunk from the same canteen more than once during the 48 years we had known each other, 38 of those working together at CBS News. Once, in South Africa I think it was, we were talking over an adult beverage or two in the shank of an evening about dangerous assignments, a subject about which Bob was experienced and expert. With a piercing look and a hint of that slightly off-center smile he sometimes had, he said something along the lines of, "More correspondents are injured getting out of the shower and more are killed in automobile accidents than probably anywhere else." The irony of that memory mixed with how death took him is painful and lingers.
@highlight
"60 Minutes" correspondent Bob Simon died in a car accident Wednesday
@highlight
Dan Rather: Simon was one of the best writers ever to work in TV journalism

Question: To look at @placeholder's roll call of overseas postings is to see the embodiment of a foreign correspondent.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- Britain's foremost aviation showcase celebrates its 60th anniversary this year. The Spitfire is one of the aircraft from Farnborough's inaugural show getting airborne once again to celebrate the airshow's 60th year. The 46th Farnborough International Airshow will commemorate the first show ever held in 1948 at this year's event in Hampshire which runs from July 14 to 20. "As we look back on the past 60 years, we also are excited to continue looking forward to the next 60 years," said John Cairns, Head of Services at Farnborough International Limited (FIL) which runs the biennial airshow.
@highlight
Farnborough International Airshow celebrates its 60th year in 2008
@highlight
Flying displays will include Spitfire and Sea Hawk planes which first flew in 1948
@highlight
Aerospace industry will be represented by 1,500 companies from 25 countries
@highlight
Professionals will be able to see the MiG 29 and the F 16 fighter jets in the air

Question: In 2006, @placeholder trade week accumulated $42 billion worth of orders including $550 million in business aviation orders.


(PEOPLE.com) -- Katy Perry's parents, who are evangelical ministers, mentioned their famous daughter a number of times at religious services in Ohio on Wednesday, but sidestepped the issue of her divorce from Russell Brand. Keith and Mary Hudson, who arrived at Church on the Rise in Westlake, outside Cleveland, to host two nights of "prophetic services," said they attend Perry's concerts even though they don't love the idea of people worshiping pop idols. "I only go for one reason and one reason only ... because I love my daughter and I will always love her," Keith Hudson said. "It was almost like church," he added of the concert experience, adding that Perry's fans "want to worship and they want to love, they are just worshiping and loving the wrong person."
@highlight
Keith and Mary Hudson sidestepped the issue of Katy Perry's divorce
@highlight
"I love my daughter and I will always love her," Keith Hudson said
@highlight
"I'm sure that Katy's trending on the Internet was to get you here to church," Mary Hudson said

Question: "In the news they call us, '@placeholder's parents are religious.'


(CNN)"Uncle" Hammad, a local Bedouin camel farmer is staring at me as though I've offended him. I'm midway through a luxurious sand safari exploring the deserts of Dubai, and Hammad has been chatting to me over a traditional Emirati breakfast of cardamom-scented crepes slathered in date honey. I've asked him how he's been affected by Dubai's transformation from desert outpost to international city in the space of 25 years, and now I'm bracing myself for a lecture on the blight of modernity and how materialists like me are tainting his land. "My grandfather had a tent and a camel ..."
@highlight
Vintage Land Rover safaris explore the delicate sand dunes of Dubai
@highlight
Platinum Heritage organizes luxury excursions into the traditional world of the emirate's Bedouin
@highlight
Retro safaris offer a gentler way of experiencing the area's wildlife that so-called "dune bashing" excursions

Question: The @placeholder experience is different from many desert safaris on offer.


Five successful plus-size models who lost their representation when their mainstream agency, Ford Models, closed down its 'Ford +' division in 2013, have formed their own coalition. The stunning New York-based models launched ALDA last year, describing themselves as 'a group of women aiming to represent beauty in all sizes' and have now appeared together in feminist culture magazine Bust's February issue. 'Some people are meant to be a size negative zero and some people are meant to be a size 16', says Danielle Redman, herself a U.S. size 12, who models a range of sportswear along with fellow ALDA members Ashley Graham, Marquita Pring, Inga Eiriksdottir and Julie Henderson.
@highlight
ALDA was formed by five plus-size models; Danielle Redman, Ashley Graham, Marquita Pring, Inga Eiriksdottir and Julie Henderson
@highlight
The women lost their representation at Ford Models in 2013 when the  agency closed its plus-size division
@highlight
Last year, after launching ALDA, all five models were signed by IMG Models for its main board
@highlight
The models appear together in February issue of feminist culture magazine Bust

Question: Category defining: All five @placeholder models broke convention last January when IMG Models signed them to its main board.

Question: 'What @placeholder does is say, "Listen, every woman is beautiful".'


(CNN) -- Russian and American leaders paint starkly different pictures of Ukraine, blaming each other for a crisis that shows no signs of simmering down. A defiant Russian President Vladimir Putin said Tuesday that masked gunmen are fueling anarchy in Ukraine. He decried what he called an illegitimate government that illegally seized power in a coup with U.S. backing, arguing that his country has a right to use military force. U.S. President Barack Obama and his country's top diplomat said Ukraine's new government is democratically responding to the people's will. They warned of invading forces and a desperate Russia breaking international law.
@highlight
From afar, Obama and Putin exchange sharp words over Ukraine
@highlight
American and Russian leaders paint starkly different pictures of the situation
@highlight
Putin says his country has a right to use military force and claims there was a coup
@highlight
Kerry argues that Russia is telling falsehoods as it makes a case for invasion

Question: Protesters there are waving posters depicting caricatures of @placeholder and declaring their willingness to fight against Russian forces, if necessary.


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Former detainees of Immigration and Customs Enforcement accuse the agency in a lawsuit of forcibly injecting them with psychotropic drugs while trying to shuttle them out of the country during their deportation. Raymond Soeoth, pictured here with his wife, says he was injected with drugs by ICE agents against his will. One of the drugs in question is the potent anti-psychotic drug Haldol, which is often used to treat schizophrenia or other mental illnesses. Doctors say they are required to see patients in person before such drugs are administered. Two immigrants, Raymond Soeoth of Indonesia and Amadou Diouf of Senegal in West Africa, told CNN they were injected with the drugs against their will.
@highlight
Detainees file suit against ICE, allege they were injected with drugs
@highlight
One detainee tells CNN: "What they did to me was very, very bad"
@highlight
ICE says 1,073 detainees have had "medical escorts" since 2003
@highlight
Sen. Lieberman vows to investigate further; spokesman calls charges "troubling"

Question: But both Soeoth and @placeholder say they had not exhibited any combative behavior.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 08:21 EST, 18 June 2012 | UPDATED: 17:06 EST, 18 June 2012 Rielle Hunter, the mistress who derailed John Edwards' political career, says she was not the only lover the two-time presidential candidate had outside his marriage. In her explosive new book about her affair with Edwards and the child she had with him, Hunter claims the North Carolina Democrat had two other mistresses while he was with his wife Elizabeth. But, Edwards lied when he first met Hunter, she says, and told her had even more lovers. Hunter seems to excuse Edwards' attacks on the people around him, especially his cancer-stricken wife Elizabeth, whom she called a 'witch on wheels.'
@highlight
For five years, Edwards told Hunter he had three other mistresses across the country
@highlight
In fact, she says, he had affairs with two other women, all before their relationship began
@highlight
Hunter defends Edwards and blasts his cancer-stricken wife and former aide
@highlight
Tell-all book due to be released on June 26

Question: Disgraced: Former senator @placeholder was acquitted on one count of accepting illegal campaign funds and a mistrial was declared on the five other counts


(CNN) -- It was one of the worst genocides since the Nazi era. The brutal Khmer Rouge took over Cambodia in 1975 and terrorized the population for four years, killing more than one million people. One of its infamous leaders died Thursday, escaping judgment for war crimes at the hands of a U.N. tribunal. Ieng Sary passed away in the capital Phnom Penh at age 87, the United Nations-backed court for Cambodia said. He was the foreign minister under, and the brother-in-law-of, Khmer Rouge dictator Pol Pot. On Tuesday, he was hospitalized for stomach pains. The Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia -- the U.N.-backed court -- will establish the cause of death before releasing his body to his family.
@highlight
He escapes justice for alleged genocide
@highlight
Genocide in Cambodia in the 1970's killed more than a million
@highlight
The defendants are all over age 77, and critics say the trial is dragging on
@highlight
People in Cambodia have shown high interest in the trial

Question: For the next four years, the communist Khmer Rouge under @placeholder was blamed for the deaths of some 1.7 million people through torture, execution, hard labor and starvation.


A new French law making it a crime to publicly deny the Ottoman Empire's genocide of Armenians a century ago was ruled unconstitutional Tuesday by France's Constitutional Council. The measure, which triggered condemnation from modern Turkey, was given final passage by the French Senate and signed into law by President Nicolas Sarkozy last month. Sarkozy's office immediately issued a statement calling for a new version of the law "taking into account the decision of the Constitutional Council." "The president believes that genocide denial is intolerable and must be punished in this regard," the statement said. The country's highest judicial body reviewed it at the request of National Assembly members and French senators.
@highlight
"A grave mistake has been corrected," the Turkish Foreign Ministry says
@highlight
"The Council deems the law unconstitutional," France's highest court says
@highlight
President Sarkozy calls for a new version of the law addressing the court's concerns
@highlight
Turkey denies genocide and says the deaths resulted from World War I fighting

Question: The Turkish government called it "an example of irresponsibility" and vowed to "express our reaction against it in every platform" when the bill passed the @placeholder -- the lower house of the French parliament -- in December.


United Nations (CNN) -- Jubilant Libyan rebels in Benghazi erupted with fireworks and gunfire after the U.N. Security Council voted Thursday evening to impose a no-fly zone and permit "all necessary measures" to protect civilians. The opposition, with devoted but largely untrained and under-equipped units, has suffered military setbacks this week. It has said such international action was necessary for it to have any chance of thwarting Moammar Gadhafi's imminent assault on the rebel stronghold. "We're hoping and praying that the United Nations will come up with a very firm and very fast resolution and they will enforce it immediately," said Ahmed El-Gallal, a senior opposition coordinator, before the vote.
@highlight
President Obama calls French, British leaders
@highlight
U.N. secretary-general will travel to region
@highlight
Libya says its troops will protect civilians
@highlight
The Security Council approves measures against Libya

Question: In a radio address aired on Libyan state TV, @placeholder criticized residents of Benghazi and called them "traitors" for seeking help from outsiders.


(CNN)Elon Musk has built a $12 billion company in an endeavor to pave the way to Mars for humanity. He insists that Mars is a "long-term insurance policy" for "the light of consciousness" in the face of climate change, extinction events, and our recklessness with technology. On the other hand, astronaut Chris Hadfield is skeptical: "Humanity is not going extinct," he told me. He added: "There's no great compelling reason to go, apart from curiosity, and that's not going to be enough to sustain the immense cost necessary with the technology that exists right now." But I question our future, stuck here on Earth. Our environment is a highly balanced system and we are the destabilizing element. Pursuing "green" initiatives is no long-term solution to the wall we're hurtling towards, they're speed bumps. If this is where humankind is destined to remain, then we shall find ourselves fighting over whatever is left of it.
@highlight
Pursuing "green" initiatives is no long-term solution to the wall we're hurtling towards, says Ashley Dove-Jay
@highlight
Dove-Jay: Launching missions to Mars would use less energy than those to the Moon
@highlight
Mars program certainly has challenges to overcome, but technological gap between us and Mars is smaller than it was for the Moon program in 1960s, he adds

Question: With Martian gravity around a third of that on @placeholder, it would take astronauts a couple of days to acclimatize, and perhaps a few months to fully adapt.

Question: Any Martian life will have evolved independently and is unlikely to be capable even of interacting with @placeholder life on a molecular level.


(CNN) -- If you're a James Bond fan, times right now are as dark as one of 007's tuxedos. The next Bond movie has been put on hold because of MGM's lingering financial troubles. And no one knows when, or even if, a Bond movie will hit the big screen again. But this week, the promise that appears at the end credits of every Bond film ("James Bond Will Return ...") is being kept by a pair of video games. Activision is releasing two new Bond games -- "GoldenEye 007 " for the Nintendo Wii and "James Bond 007: Blood Stone" for the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC -- and the voice and image of current Bond star Daniel Craig appears in both.
@highlight
Two new video games reboot the James Bond movie franchise with Daniel Craig's likeness
@highlight
Activision's Kyle Walker boldly declares: "This is the Bond event of 2010"
@highlight
New Wii game is an update of the classic 1997 "GoldenEye" game for the Nintendo 64
@highlight
"Blood Stone" was written by Bruce Feirstein, who's co-written screenplays for three Bond films

Question: Like @placeholder at the beginning of a mission, these new games face potentially hostile territory.


(CNN)  -- A move is afoot to make the oil-rich province of Basra a more potent political and economic power in Iraq. Along with provincial elections in Iraq, residents in Basra may also be voting to become an autonomous region. Lawmakers have started a drive that would give the Shiite-dominated province the status of a federal region -- the same legal power as the multi-province autonomous region of Kurdistan in northern Iraq. The move would usher in self-government and could boost oil income in Basra, although the organizers of the drive have indicated they would be more cooperative with the central Iraqi government than Kurdistan is on oil matters.
@highlight
Petition drive under way for a Basra region referendum
@highlight
Referendum to be held if 10 percent of 1.4 million registered voters sign up
@highlight
Regions have right to form constitutions, government branches, security forces
@highlight
Basra province produces a lot of oil and is next to body of water

Question: The Kurds have had their three-province autonomous region in the north for years, and the central government and the Kurds have had their disagreements: The @placeholder have used their autonomy to pursue oil contracts that aren't recognized by Iraq's central government.


The SAT college exam will undergo sweeping changes on what's tested, how it's scored and how students can prepare, College Board President and CEO David Coleman said Wednesday. Standardized tests have become "far too disconnected from the work of our high schools," Coleman said at an event in Austin, Texas. They're too stressful for students, too filled with mystery and "tricks" to raise scores and aren't necessarily creating more college-ready students, he said. The SAT to be released in spring 2016 is designed to change that, he said. The test will include three sections -- evidence-based reading and writing, math and an optional essay -- each retooled to stop students from simply filling a bubble on the test sheet.
@highlight
College Board's SAT test will undergo its first major changes since 2005
@highlight
Test will align with high school curricula and return to a 1600 scoring scale
@highlight
Free test preparation will be offered through the College Board and Khan Academy
@highlight
The new test will be available to students in spring 2016

Question: Last year, when @placeholder announced plans to redesign the SAT, he said it would launch in 2015.

Question: @placeholder's Khan Academy tools will supplement that learning.


By Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 08:34 EST, 21 October 2013 | UPDATED: 09:52 EST, 21 October 2013 Former Vice President Dick Cheney has revealed that he had a signed resignation letter ready for much of his time in President George W. Bush’s administration in case he became incapacitated by a heart attack. Cheney has had five heart attacks- including one during the month of Bush’s first election- and felt that he had to prepare in case something happened while in office. During an interview on The Today Show, he said that one of his motivations in drawing up the unusual letter was because he looked back at the medical problems of Woodrow Wilson who had a stroke that incapacitated him but kept him in office due to the constraints of the Constitution.
@highlight
Former Vice President has had five heart attacks and a heart transplant
@highlight
Cheney is now promoting a book he wrote with his cardiologist
@highlight
Revealed that he feared he would be incapacitated in office and the Constitution had no parameters to replace him so he wrote a letter removing him from office that could be used if he was unable to write
@highlight
Also said his doctor warned against a terrorist attack using a defibrillator like Homeland showed in a recent episode

Question: Unusual: This picture shows @placeholder's old heart immediately after it was removed, and it was noticeably bigger than it should be


The Australian radio DJ who made the prank call to the London hospital where the Duchess of Cambridge was being treated during her pregnancy has admitted she 'should have tried harder' to stop the call going to air. The hoax by Mel Greig and her colleague Michael Christian in December 2012 was linked to the death of British nurse Jacintha Saldanha, who blamed them in her suicide note. Ms Greig's mother has since received death threats, while the 2DayFM presenter has battled depression. 'I felt like a failure as a human being,' Ms Greig said in a tearful interview with Channel Seven's Sunday Night.
@highlight
Mel Greig has opened up about the 2DayFm hoax in 2012
@highlight
It was blamed for the suicide death of British nurse Jacintha Saldanha
@highlight
Greig the Sunday Night show she 'felt like a failure as a human being'
@highlight
Claims she begged radio bosses not to use nurse's real voice

Question: We were never meant to get anywhere near @placeholder, it was meant to be something silly.’


Giglio, Italy (CNN) -- Rescue workers -- who had suspended their underwater search of the Costa Concordia after the cruise ship moved, making it too risky for divers to operate -- resumed searching Friday night on the upper part of the ship, the Italian coast guard said. Rescue workers previously suspended their search when sensors on board the vessel measured movement, Massimo Maccheroni, of the Coast Guard general command, told CNN. "When this happens all rescue forces have to leave the ship, (so as) not to put their lives in danger," he said. Underwater searches will not resume until Saturday, the Italian coast guard said.
@highlight
NEW: Search operations resume on the upper part of the vessel
@highlight
NEW: The captain's lawyer talks to an Italian news channel
@highlight
Underwater searches were suspended when the ship moved
@highlight
Relatives of some of the victims scatter flowers from a boat at the wreck site

Question: @placeholder authorities are considering when to call off the search for survivors and start the recovery operation, which would mean salvage workers can start emptying the ship's huge fuel tanks.

Question: Until now we only have one fact: the fact that the ship @placeholder hit a rock.


The final moments of Russian politician Boris Nemtsov as he walked across a Moscow bridge with his girlfriend before being shot in a 'contract hit' were caught on CCTV revealed today. The 55-year-old former deputy prime minister was gunned down on Great Moskvoretsky Bridge on Friday in a 'politically motivated' attack which has sparked outrage and public mourning. Footage of the killing has surfaced, with Russian media reports claiming the killer emerged on foot after loitering on the bridge waiting for Mr Nemtsov. A clip purports to show the killer appear moments after Mr Nemtsov and Anna Duritskaya walk along the bridge which overlooks St Basil's Cathedral.
@highlight
Boris Nemtsov was gunned down on Great Moskvoretsky Bridge on Friday
@highlight
CCTV footage of moment the 55-year-old was shot four times has emerged
@highlight
It purports to show gunman making escape in organised getaway car
@highlight
Russian media reports the killer had been waiting for Nemtsov on foot
@highlight
Vladimir Putin said his murder had 'all the makings of a contract hit'
@highlight
The Russian President denied having any involvement in the shooting
@highlight
Critics claim Nemtsov was shot after publicly condemning the leader
@highlight
Ukrainian President fingered the Kremlin as the culprits of his death

Question: He was a prominent and vocal critic of Mr @placeholder and wrote a number of reports in recent years linking Putin and his inner circle to corruption.


(CNN) -- Sebastian Vettel doesn't like losing -- and Formula One's youngest ever triple world champion showed he means business after wrapping up pole position at Sepang Saturday. The Red Bull driver, who started at the front of the grid at Melbourne last weekend, was beaten into third after Lotus' Kimi Raikkonen and Ferrari's Fernando Alonso took the top two spots. Vettel's frustration at failing to make the most of his advantage was palpable, but ahead of Sunday's second race of the season in Malaysia, he demonstrated once again why he's the man to beat. The Circuit: CNN's look at the Malaysian Grand Prix
@highlight
Sebastian Vettel on pole position for Malaysian Grand Prix
@highlight
Ferarri pair Felipe Massa and Fernando Alonso to start second and third
@highlight
Lotus' Kimi Raikkonen given three-place penalty and down to 10th
@highlight
Lewis Hamilton fourth fastest in Mercedes

Question: While @placeholder was left content with his performance, last weekend's race winner Raikkonen suffered a disappointing day after being handed a three-place penalty.


An Arriva bus pulling out on to Trafford Road bridge in Manchester is met by the unusual spectacle of a team of horses dragging carriages of freight. Meanwhile a modern 4x4 is parked just around the corner from a classic Ford Model T - in trademark black. These evocative images, showing a bizarre clash of past and present, demonstrate beautifully the way our cities have changed with the passage of time - and the ways they haven't. Past meets present: This image shows a bus pulling on to Trafford Road Bridge in Salford, blended with a team of three horses and carriages bearing goods from the nearby docks
@highlight
Postal worker Neil Pearson, 46, blended archive images with his own to create an intriguing mix of past and present

Question: It sometimes takes days to edit the images to perfection, but Mr Pearson believes that the area around @placeholder and Manchester has remained largely unchanged.


Amman, Jordan (CNN) -- Forget your preconceptions. Erase your stereotypes -- or at least set them aside for a moment. The Middle East, this ancient land battered by powerful forces and mystical passions, is full of surprises. I have traveled in and out of various countries in the Middle East over the course of decades. All too often and in too many places, aspects of life made it seem as if the clock became stuck in a different time. No longer. Here are five signs the Middle East is changing in ways you may not have expected: 1. Instead of politics and religion, try tango and salsa: It's true; politics and religion remain at the core of much that goes on here. And it is also true that Jordan has stood near the front of Arab modernity in many respects. Still, you might be surprised to find that for many, the passion for tango and salsa weigh more than ideology and sectarianism. After the sun sets over Amman, Jordan's capital, local nightclubs become thick with smoke and crowded with hip, fashionable, often apolitical young Arabs.
@highlight
Frida Ghitis: The Middle East shows signs of change new to a frequent visitor to the region
@highlight
She says Amman, Jordan, club scene with tango, salsa shows yen for modern, secular world
@highlight
She says governments chafe at new use of political humor, and U.S. less an object of awe
@highlight
Ghitis: Israel seen less as root of region's troubles, and even kings say they want democracy

Question: And yet in conversations with people here, and even in the views expressed by an Arab columnist, the old theory that all the @placeholder's problems originate with the Jewish state has little currency.


Sydney Swans veteran  Adam Goodes has revealed that he is considering entering politics when he playing days with Australian Football are over. The Australian of the Year recipient has been vocal in the past about his desire to be remembered as more than a football player, and to use his career in AFL as a way to create history on and off the field. 'I don’t simply want to be remembered for just kicking around a footy. I want to be remembered for making a difference,' Goodes said. Scroll down for video Adam Goodes has expressed interest in a career in politics when he hangs up his Sydney Swans jersey
@highlight
Sydney Swans veteran Adam Goodes said that he wants to be remembered 'for making a difference'
@highlight
The Australian of the Year and Indigenous Australian activist said that politics is an option when he finishes playing AFL
@highlight
The football player has been vocal in the past about creating history on and off the field
@highlight
Goodes made controversial statements earlier in the year about Australian policies suppressing Indigenous history

Question: He said it was a different accolade altogether to the one's he was used to receiving in @placeholder.


By Chris Pleasance PUBLISHED: 11:39 EST, 6 September 2013 | UPDATED: 12:24 EST, 6 September 2013 The next Prime Minister? Polls show Tony Abbott's Liberal-National coalition heading for a landslide victory Tony Abbott, leader of Australia's opposition party, looks set to win the country's national election on Saturday ending six years of Labour rule. Pledging to be 'a leader for everyone' the father of three said: 'If it happens, I will be extraordinarily conscious of the heavy burden of responsibility, of the duties, the extraordinary duties, that will have descended upon my shoulders.' A Fairfax Media poll on Friday showed Mr Abbott's Liberal-National coalition with a 54 to 46 per cent lead.
@highlight
Despite being unpopular in opinion polls victory looks likely for Abbott
@highlight
Embarrassment for Labour as Rudd fails to revive party
@highlight
A win for Abbott on Saturday will mean an end to Labour's six year rule

Question: However current Prime Minister @placeholder refused to rule his party out, saying: 'There is fight in the old dog yet.


By Helen Collis PUBLISHED: 07:50 EST, 11 September 2013 | UPDATED: 09:31 EST, 11 September 2013 Bulgaria is closing its investigation into one of the most notorious Cold War assassinations - the killing of exiled dissident Georgy Markov with the poisoned tip of an umbrella on London's Waterloo Bridge. Markov, a writer, journalist and opponent of Bulgaria's then communist regime, died on September 11, 1978 after a stranger shot a poisoned pellet into his leg. Prosecutors have failed to identify, arrest or charge anybody for the crime, known as the 'Bulgarian umbrella', and so they announced today that the case would now be closed.
@highlight
Bulgarian dissident Georgy Markov died days after being jabbed with a poison-tipped umbrella as he crossed Waterloo Bridge in 1978
@highlight
After 35 years, and no suspects, Bulgaria is closing the case on the assassination of the former BBC journalist
@highlight
They say information that came to light this year following the release of secret police files has not brought any clarity on the identity of the killer

Question: Bulgarian defector Markov, a broadcaster for the @placeholder overseas Service, was murdered on Sept 11, 1978


Rush Limbaugh has admitted to being 'racist' following comments he made about actor Idris Elba. The eternally outspoken host decided to address news out of the Sony hack that Elba was being eyed to play James Bond once Daniel Craig exited the franchise, declaring it unacceptable for a black actor to even be considered for the iconic role of 007. He then took it a step further by saying the idea of casting Elba as Bond, a fictional storybook spy created by author Ian Fleming, was as ridiculous as a white actor playing a black historical figure. Scroll down for video
@highlight
Rush Limbaugh declared that a black man could not portray James Bond during his radio show on Tuesday
@highlight
This in response to leaked emails obtained by hackers that showed Sony executives were looking to cast Idris Elba as the next Bond
@highlight
Limbaugh also said that the man who plays Bond has to be white and Scottish, despite the fact that Sean Connery is the only Scot to play Bond
@highlight
The polarizing pundit also acknowledged the fact that he was being 'racist' during his rant
@highlight
The segment capped off with Limbaugh comparing Elba's casting to George Clooney playing President Obama and Kate Hudson as Michelle

Question: 'James Bond is a total concept put together by @placeholder.


(CNN) -- The Pennsylvania attorney general may be taking a second look at the actions of a rural high school where Jerry Sandusky was a volunteer coach in 2008 and where administrators have been publicly criticized for discouraging a student from making allegations of sexual abuse against the then-famous coach. That student, Aaron Fisher, later became known as the first of 10 victims in a scathing indictment of serial and predatory child sex abuse by Sandusky, who is now serving 30 years in prison for his crimes. The co-author of Fisher's book, Mike Gillum, told CNN that he and Fisher's mother have been approached by investigators with the Pennsylvania Attorney General's office about the actions of administrators at Central Mountain High School in 2008.
@highlight
Pennsylvania attorney general's office asks questions about school administration's actions
@highlight
Jerry Sandusky would take boy out of class without his mother's permission
@highlight
Sandusky is now serving 30 years in prison for child sexual abuse

Question: Fisher made his name public last year with the publication of his book, "@placeholder."


(CNN) -- It is a rare, strange day when Senate Republicans vote to block billions in tax cuts. But that's what happened Thursday when they chose to freeze a massive tax credit package in order to protest how Democrats are running the chamber. By a vote of 53-40, the EXPIRE Act, which would extend $85 billion in tax credits, failed to get the 60 votes needed to overcome a filibuster. Only one Republican, Sen. Mark Kirk of Illinois, voted with Democrats to advance the measure. The rest of the GOP votes were "no," as Republicans vented anger that Democrats have refused to allow votes on their amendments to this and most other bills in the past year.
@highlight
Republicans were protesting how Democrats run the Senate
@highlight
Pushing tax credits is usually a Republican staple
@highlight
The Senate is struggling to find a way to operate as traditional process has broken down
@highlight
Democrats are frustrated with Republicans over nominations; The GOP says Dems block their ideas

Question: But after months of tension and in a bitter midterm election year where they want to rail against Democrats, @placeholder decided that Thursday was the day to take a stand on the process issues in the Senate.

Question: No matter the excuse, @placeholder continue to wage war against common sense."


When authorities found an 11-year-old Guatemalan boy's body just about a mile from Texas' southern border, they also discovered his brother's Chicago phone number scribbled on the inside of his belt buckle. The boy, wearing Angry Birds jeans, black leather boots and a white rosary around his neck, had apparently gotten lost on his way north from his native country and was found earlier this month, alone in the brush less than a mile from the nearest U.S. home, a South Texas sheriff said Monday. While hundreds of immigrants die crossing the border each year, the discovery of Gilberto Francisco Ramos Juarez's decomposed body in the Rio Grande Valley earlier this month highlights the perils unaccompanied children face as the U.S. government searches for ways to deal with record numbers of children crossing into the country illegally.
@highlight
Boy identified at Gilberto Francisco Ramo Jaurez, who was found June 15 less than a mile from the border
@highlight
Ramo Jaurez is a native of Guatemala
@highlight
Authorities used the number in his belt to help ID his remains, which authorities believe had been in the desert for up to two weeks
@highlight
The boy's Family says he was being led into the U.S. by a coyote
@highlight
The last time his family heard from him was 25 days before his body was found

Question: The boy's brother gave authorities his father's phone number in @placeholder, and the dad identified the boy's personal items.


(CNN) -- Oscar Pistorius faced another day of relentless cross-examination Friday as the prosecution challenged his account of the killing of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. Prosecutor Gerrie Nel has accused the athlete of hiding the truth about the death of Steenkamp, whom he shot last year through a closed toilet door in his home in Pretoria, South Africa. His questions again sought to undermine Pistorius' reliability and credibility and to portray the Olympic athlete as someone who was inventing his version of events and "tailoring" evidence to suit his story. As Nel turned once again to the early hours of Valentine's Day 2013, he repeatedly challenged Pistorius over his actions in the moments leading up to Steenkamp's death.
@highlight
Oscar Pistorius denies knowing that Reeva Steenkamp was behind door when he fired
@highlight
The court is adjourned until Monday at the prosecutor's request
@highlight
Prosecutor Gerrie Nel questions why Pistorius didn't ask his girlfriend about noise
@highlight
The prosecution is trying to prove beyond reasonable doubt Pistorius killed her intentionally

Question: @placeholder replied that there is a "massive difference" between being ready for something and wanting to do it.


Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Prosecutors are expected to rest their case Friday in the seven-week-long trial of model Anna Nicole Smith's boyfriend and two doctors. They are expected to call their last witness Friday afternoon. And defense lawyers said they will likely not call any witnesses. Smith's boyfriend Howard K. Stern and two doctors are on trial for allegedly conspiring to feed her drug addiction and using false names to obtain the drugs. One expert witness for the defense, a pain medications expert, has already testified for the defense. Dr. Perry Fine testified early because of scheduling issues. Jurors watched a video on Wednesday of the Playboy model singing, kissing and bathing with her infant daughter just two months before her February 2007 death.
@highlight
Defense lawyers says they will not call any witnesses
@highlight
Prosecutors are expected to rest their case Friday
@highlight
Video of Smith and her baby bathing was intended to show drug impairment
@highlight
Judge has hinted he might drop some charges

Question: @placeholder smiled several times as he watched the video from his seat at the defense table.

Question: They repeated that exchange several times before @placeholder said "She made a funny face, she pointed to the camera."


(CNN) -- One of Asia's youngest self-made billionaires, 35-year-old Yoshikazu Tanaka looks the part of a young internet tycoon. The Japanese founder and CEO of mobile social gaming business Gree arrived for his CNN interview wearing a hooded sweatshirt, ripped jeans and a pair bight red shoes. His personal wealth is valued at $2.2 billion so he can afford to wear whatever he wants to the office. Gree has grown from Tanaka's self-financed project into a company with a market value of around $7 billion. The share price is more than sevenfold what it was at its 2008 IPO. The company is now partnered with Tencent, one of the largest social networks in China, and in April 2011 it acquired OpenFeint, a large U.S.-based gaming network.
@highlight
Yoshikazu Tanaka is billionaire founder of mobile games company, Gree
@highlight
The company is valued at $7 billion; personal wealth $2.2 billion
@highlight
Tanaka hopes his company can change Japanese society
@highlight
Mobile gaming sector one of few areas experiencing growth

Question: He hopes Gree can have positive impact on @placeholder as an example of a successful start-up.


Hundreds of Chelsea football fans went on the rampage in central Paris tonight, smashing up cafes and shops before a key European cup tie. The worst of the violence was in Rue St Denis, a popular tourist street full of pubs and bars. Some 400 thugs could be seen making 'Sieg Heil' salutes and chanting racist abuse before they started attacking Paris St Germain fans. Scroll down for video Fights: The worst of the violence was in Rue St Denis, a popular tourist street full of pubs and bars. Around 400 thugs made 'Sieg Heil' salutes and chanted racist abuse before they started attacking Paris St Germain fans
@highlight
Chaos ensued as 400 thugs let off flares, started fights and chanted abuse
@highlight
Hooligans chanted offensive EDL songs and made 'Sieg Heil' salutes
@highlight
Police sent riot vans to the crowded streets to try and break up violence
@highlight
Around 2000 Chelsea fans are in the French capital for European cup tie
@highlight
Paris St Germain are hosting Chelsea in Champions League quarter-final

Question: Chelsea only have around 2000 allocated tickets for tonight's Champions League quarter final, but many thousands of fans have come to @placeholder anyway.


(CNN) -- It was in the majestic surroundings of Muirfield that the original gold-plated superstar of golf secured his first major title. The small town of Gullane to the east of Edinburgh that is all set to welcome the modern titans of the game for the 142nd staging of the British Open played host to a true pioneer back in 1896. Harry Vardon won a total of six British Open titles, a record that still stands, but his achievements in the game stretch far beyond his haul of majors, which was lifted to seven by his 1900 U.S. Open triumph.
@highlight
Harry Vardon has won six British Open titles, more than anyone else in history
@highlight
Vardon was golf's first worldwide superstar after his popular playing tours of America
@highlight
Jersey-native won his first Open title at Muirfield, the scene for the 2014 installment
@highlight
Peter Thompson, who won five Open titles, calls him "the God of golf"

Question: Had someone won seven or even six Opens we wouldn't have had @placeholder as a God.

Question: Had someone won seven or even six Opens we wouldn't have had Vardon as a @placeholder.


By James Slack, Home Affairs Editor PUBLISHED: 15:58 EST, 1 April 2013 | UPDATED: 05:21 EST, 2 April 2013 A Tory Cabinet minister today invites Ed Miliband to join forces to end the human rights ‘madness’ keeping Abu Qatada in Britain. Justice Secretary Chris Grayling says the system has gone ‘badly wrong’ when the UK cannot deport a man ‘who so obviously despises what we stand for’. Writing in the Daily Mail, he says that the Conservatives would change human rights laws immediately – but they do not have the votes needed in Parliament. Chris Grayling has called on Labour to the human rights 'madness' keeping Abu Qatada, pictured, in Britain
@highlight
Chris Grayling wants Ed Miliband to help change human rights laws
@highlight
Says Conservatives would adapt laws to make it easier to deport criminals
@highlight
The Appeal Court ruled that Qatada could not be deported to Jordan on terror charges in case his right to a fair trial was breached

Question: But, in an audacious move, Mr Grayling is appealing to the @placeholder leadership to ‘support radical reform of our human rights laws’.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:36 EST, 15 July 2012 | UPDATED: 21:30 EST, 15 July 2012 They may have been bitter enemies during the Cold War space race, but these days the U.S. and Russia work together to transport astronauts through the cosmos. And it's just as well - for since the demise of the space shuttle programme last year, NASA has been forced to piggy-back off other countries rockets for its space expeditions. This enforced co-operation was on show on Sunday, when American Sunita Williams joined colleagues from Russia and Japan on a Soyuz capsule headed to the International Space Station for a four-month mission.
@highlight
Russian, Japanese and U.S. crew blasts off successfully
@highlight
Moscow hopes to restore confidence in space programme

Question: It comes as budget restraints and shifting priorities have held back @placeholder manned space launches.


By Alex Ward PUBLISHED: 13:41 EST, 28 August 2012 | UPDATED: 20:00 EST, 28 August 2012 With a torch and time-lapse photography, the whole world becomes a canvas for artists who create ‘magic’ light paintings. Russian artists Dmitry Alekseevich Makarov, 29, and Catherine Larina, 28 are following in the footsteps of Pablo Picasso who experimented with light painting with stunning effect in 1949. Makarov and Larina from Moscow spend hours creating their works, painting with light to create illuminated animals and human figures. 'Magic' light: Russian artists Dmitry Alekseevich Makarov and Catherine Larina have followed in Pablo Picasso's footsteps, using a light technique to create paintings using a hand-held light source
@highlight
Russian artists Dmitry Alekseevich Makarov and Catherine Larina have created light paintings using a torch and time-lapse photography
@highlight
Pablo Picasso created light paintings in 1949
@highlight
Can take several weeks to create just one image
@highlight
Makarov says as a light painter 'the whole world is a canvas'

Question: Strong urge to create: @placeholder loves this art form because he often feels a strong, irresistible urge to create an image which he describes as a 'flight of feelings'


The mummified body of Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun burst into flames inside his sarcophagus after a botched attempt to embalm him, according to scientists in a new documentary. After his death in 1323 BC, Tutankhamun was rapidly embalmed and buried, but fire investigators believe a chemical reaction caused by embalming oils used on his mummy sparked the blaze. A fragment of flesh from the boy pharaoh, whose tomb was discovered in 1922 by Howard Carter and the Earl of Carnarvon, was tested by researchers who confirmed his body was burnt while sealed in his coffin. Fire: Tutankhamun burst into flame inside his sarcophagus because of a chemical reaction from the chemicals he was embalmed with
@highlight
The Egyptian boy pharaoh 'burst into flame after chemical reaction'
@highlight
His body caught fire inside sarcophagus thanks to embalming fluid
@highlight
Scientists also believe a chariot crash was the cause of his death

Question: He became pharaoh at the age of 10 in 1333 @placeholder and ruled for just nine years until his death.


By Ap Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:26 EST, 12 December 2013 | UPDATED: 17:31 EST, 12 December 2013 The success of Taco Bell's Dorito Loco taco shell has the snack food's owner Pepsico scrambling to find new ways to use its cheese dust. PepsiCo, which owns Cheetos, Fritos, Tostitos and other snacks, found huge success last year after teaming up with Taco Bell to create Dorito-flavored taco shells, sales of which topped $1 billion in October. Since the enormous boon, Pepsico has been eager to dream up other restaurant dishes featuring the popular snack. The new salt? The unparalleled success of the Taco Bell/Doritos mash-up has Doritos parent company Pepsico scrambling to figure out how to get the addicting flavor dust onto more and more new products
@highlight
Pepsico, which owns Doritos, announced Thursday it's signed a deal with restaurant chain Buffalo Wild Wings for pairings that include the cheese chip
@highlight
The company also hopes to create other branded hybrid products, such as Mountain Dew sauces and dressings
@highlight
Sales of Taco Bell's Doritos Locos tacos topped a staggering $1 billion in October

Question: Countless possibilities: Pepsico announced Thursday a partnership with @placeholder.


(CNN) -- A controversial car modification pioneered by McLaren will be banned for the next Formula One season after the rest of the teams voted against it. The f-duct aerodynamic system, which channels air flow to allow vehicles to go faster on the straights, has also been adapted by Ferrari. However, concerns have arisen about how the feature is operated, with Ferrari's version requiring the driver to open and close a hole in the cockpit with his hands -- meaning less control over the steering wheel. McLaren unsuccessfully tried to convince the other teams at a meeting before Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix, won by Red Bull's Mark Webber, that the innovation should not be barred.
@highlight
McLaren team pioneered f-duct system, which allows cars to go faster on the straights
@highlight
Ferrari also adapted it, requiring drivers to open and close hole in cockpit with their hands
@highlight
Other teams voted against it before Spanish Grand Prix, citing safety and cost concerns
@highlight
Mercedes chief says f-duct systems have little applications outside of Formula One

Question: A @placeholder spokesperson said details of the other recommendations would not be made available at this stage.


(CNN) -- Poetry, performance and prayer celebrated the voice of literary giant Maya Angelou at a memorial service held Saturday at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. "She taught us that we are each wonderfully made, intricately woven and put on this earth for a purpose," first lady Michelle Obama said during her tribute to the celebrated poet and actress. Angelou, 86, died at her Winston-Salem home on May 28. Angelou had been "frail" and suffering from heart problems, her literary agent said. Angelou taught American studies for years at Wake Forest. Obama did not meet Angelou until 2008, while on the campaign trail, but she said Angelou's poem 'Phenomenal Woman' had a profound impact on her life.
@highlight
Memorial service celebrates life and work of Maya Angelou
@highlight
Michelle Obama: "She celebrated black women's beauty like no one had ever dared to"
@highlight
Oprah Winfrey: "The loss I feel I cannot describe"
@highlight
Bill Clinton: "God loaned her his voice"

Question: "She also graced us with an anthem for all women, a call to all of us to embrace our @placeholder-given beauty.


New York (CNN) -- Can liberals ever be happy? I keep asking myself this question as I hear an increasing number complaining about President Obama. There seems to be a Greek chorus of liberal whining: "I'm disappointed by him." "I expected more." "I thought he would be different." Earlier this week, singer Jackson Browne, a vocal 2008 Obama supporter, lamented that President Obama is "...just as beholden to the people who put him in office as any of the Republicans would be." Matt Damon, who had very publicly supported Obama in 2008, has now very publicly attacked President Obama. Damon even went so far as to heap praise on former President Bush, saying: "I would kiss George W. Bush on the mouth" in appreciation for his work fighting AIDS in Africa. Although Damon did note his kiss of Bush would be limited to: "Three seconds, no tongue."
@highlight
Dean Obeidallah: A growing number of prominent liberals criticize President Obama
@highlight
Jackson Browne, Matt Damon, John Cusack are among the critics
@highlight
Obeidallah says they gloss over the fact that Obama needs Congress to get things done
@highlight
He says critics seem to want a president with dictatorial power to impose his will

Question: Keep in mind most of @placeholder was in office before President Obama was elected and most will be there when he leaves.


One of Princess Diana's oldest friends has spoken of her joy at becoming Prince George's godmother. Julia Samuel told MailOnline that she was delighted at the honour and saw her role as an 'important responsibility'. The inclusion of Mrs Samuel, 54, in yesterday's list of seven godparents was a poignant acknowledgement of William’s late mother. She met and became friends with Diana in 1987 when the two were seated next to each other at a dinner and, according to Mrs Samuel, 'saw something in each other'. Scroll down for video Honoured: Julia Samuel, pictured with her husband Michael, left, and fellow godparent Hugh Grosvenor, son of the Duke of Westminster, right, spoke of her pride today at being made godmother to Prince George
@highlight
Julia Samuel being made one of seven god-parents was a poignant acknowledgement of William’s late mother
@highlight
54-year-old met Diana in 1987 at dinner and says they became close because they 'saw something in each other'
@highlight
'It is both a joyful and an important responsibility which I am incredibly proud to accept,' Mrs Samuel said
@highlight
George was baptised by the Archbishop of Canterbury in the historic Chapel Royal at St James's Palace yesterday

Question: Many will have been hoping for a recognition of @placeholder on such an historic day and Mrs Samuel's presence was just that.


By Ruth Styles for MailOnline Most children have birthday wishlists as long as their arms but all Alejandrina Najera, from Texas, wanted for her 10th birthday was a single card from her parents. But after Alejandrina's request went viral, the little girl, who suffers from an incurable brain disease, has been inundated with cards and presents from all over the world. Alejandrina, who is known to her family as Ali, was born with neuroaxonal dystrophy, a rare condition that affects the nervous system. Scroll down for video Terminally ill: Alejandrina Najera, nine, has a brain disease that will kill her before she reaches adulthood
@highlight
Alejandrina Najera, nine, from Texas suffers from incurable brain disease
@highlight
The condition is expected to kill Alejandrina before she reaches adulthood
@highlight
Asked her parents for a card for her 10th birthday but request went viral
@highlight
Has so far received 850 cards ahead of her big day on the 9th September
@highlight
Mother says the love being shown to her daughter has left her 'speechless'
@highlight
Family are trying to raise £30,000 to make their home wheelchair friendly

Question: 'It is very hard to know when @placeholder is in pain or needing something due to her trouble expressing herself,' she explains.


Editor's note: Rep. Jason Chaffetz, a Republican, represents the 3rd District of Utah in Congress and is appearing in CNN.com's "Freshman Year" series, along with Rep. Jared Polis, a Democrat from Colorado. Here, his wife, Julie Chaffetz,  talks about how she copes with the challenges of her freshman year as a "congressional spouse." Julie Chaffetz and her husband, Rep. Jason Chaffetz, pose in front of a view of Washington. WASHINGTON (CNN) -- In reality, there's a lot more to serving in Congress than simply voting on the House floor. There are plenty of tasks -- technically optional -- that are essential for someone who wants to do this job well.
@highlight
Rep. Chaffetz's wife, Julie, is raising three children; writes "perspective is everything"
@highlight
"Planning is crucial." Julie used to go with the flow, but "now, time is precious"
@highlight
Julie Chaffetz says support from family and close friends keeps her going
@highlight
Says being flexible important as plans change or the need to travel comes up

Question: The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Jason Chaffetz and @placeholder.


By Bianca London A teen beauty queen has followed in her mother's high heeled footsteps - by clinching the same beauty pageant title as she did 30 years earlier. Zara Holland, 18, is now in the running to be made Miss England after being crowned Miss Hull. But for proud mother, Cheryl Hakeney, 49, her daughter's victory was extra special - because she herself held the Miss Hull title in 1984, when she was just 19. Good genes: Zara Holland, 18, is now in the running to be made Miss England after being crowned Miss Hull. Her mother Cheryl Hakeney, 49, held the title herself in 1984, when she was 19
@highlight
Zara Holland, 18, in running to be Miss England after winning Miss Hull
@highlight
Her mother, Cheryl Hekeney, 49, was Miss England runner-up at 19 in 1984
@highlight
Cheryl says competition now looks for 'whole package'
@highlight
Zara has acted in Emmerdale and Hollyoaks
@highlight
Will represent Hull at the Miss England final held in Torquay in June

Question: The similarity between the pair in their winners' photos is striking - with the exception of @placeholder's 80s perm.


Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has accused Hamas of causing thousands of unnecessary deaths by fighting in Gaza for longer than was needed. President Abbas said all casualties could have been avoided and blamed Hamas for needlessly extending the war with Israel. His words came as hundreds of Palestinian Islamic militants took part in a rally celebrating the 'victory' over Israel, in Gaza City today. Scroll down for video 'Victory': A Palestinian girl holds a Kalashinkov as Islamist fighters celebrate what they call a 'victory' over Israel following Tuesday's ceasefire Young children were seen brandishing weapons as fighters of Al-Quds brigades, the military wing of the Palestinian Islamist organisation Palestinian Islamic Jihad, marched in the streets.
@highlight
Palestinian President accused Hamas of needlessly extending war
@highlight
Abbas said 'it was possible for us to avoid all' of the deaths in Gaza
@highlight
Israel and Hamas reached truce on Tuesday, both sides declaring victory
@highlight
Islamist fighters held a 'victory over Israel rally' in Gaza City today

Question: Indoctrinated: Two young Palestinian boys are seen perched on the shoulders of @placeholder militants, holding weapons in their hands during the victory rally in Gaza City


By Mike Dawes Novak Djokovic's choice to postpone his wedding to concentrate on Wimbledon certainly paid off as he saw off Roger Federer in the final to pick up his second SW19 title. And now the Serb is finally getting the chance to tie the knot with his fiancee Jelena Ristic, touching down in Montenegro ahead of the ceremony. The couple were originally due to tie the knot on June 14, but decided to postpone their nuptials in favour of the famous grass court tournament and are now making up for lost time. VIDEO Scroll down to watch the soon to be married couple at a gala in London
@highlight
Djokovic made the most of the extra preparation time, winning in SW19
@highlight
He defeated Roger Federer in an epic final at Wimbledon
@highlight
Now he is marrying his fiancee after a short delay from the original date

Question: The Serbian couple have been together for around eight years, and @placeholder is often seen in the crowd cheering him on at major tournaments across the world.


A man slips behind someone else into a packed elementary school with an AK-47-type weapon. He goes into the office and shoots at the ground, then darts between there and outside to fire at approaching police. So what do you do? If you're Antoinette Tuff, who works in the front office at Ronald E. McNair Discovery Learning Academy just outside Atlanta, you don't run. You talk. You divulge your personal struggles to the gunman, you tell him you love him, you even proactively offer to walk outside with him to surrender so police won't shoot. And then the nightmare ends with the suspect, later identified as Michael Brandon Hill, taken into custody and no one inside or outside the Decatur school even hurt, despite the gunfire.
@highlight
The woman who fielded Tuff's 911 call describes her as a "true hero"
@highlight
On a 911 call, Tuff acts as a go-between between police, the suspect
@highlight
She quotes him as saying he'd wished he'd have gone to a mental hospital instead
@highlight
The ordeal ends with Michael Brandon Hill's arrest and no one killed or hurt

Question: This week's incident is not @placeholder's first run-in with the law.


By Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 23:44 EST, 18 February 2014 | UPDATED: 01:27 EST, 19 February 2014 Charges: Pregnant teen Megan Grunwald is facing first-degree murder charges after her 27-year-old boyfriend shot dead a police officer in Utah last month, and she tried to help him flee Prosecutors say a 17-year-old girl was pregnant and high on meth when she and her boyfriend shot and killed a sheriff's deputy who was just trying to help them with car trouble on the side of a Utah road last month. Deputy Cory Wride was sitting in his patrol car when Megan Dakota Grunwald's 27-year-old boyfriend Jose Angel Garcia-Juaregui opened the rear window of their truck and shot him dead on January 30.
@highlight
Megan Grunwald is facing more than a dozen charges for a fatal car chase last month
@highlight
Sheriff's deputy Cory Wride approached Grunwald and her boyfriend on the side of the road because he thought they were having car trouble
@highlight
While sitting in his squad car, 27-year-old boyfriend Jose Angel Garcia-Juaregui opened up the rear window and shot Wride dead
@highlight
The murder set off an hours long car chase which ended in officers fatally shooting Garcia-Juaregui
@highlight
Now Grunwald is being charged with Wride's first-degree murder and several other felonies as an adult

Question: Wride went back and forth between the pick-up truck registered to Grunwald's mother and his squad car three times, trying to figure out @placeholder's actual identity.


Anyone who's ever attempted to lose weight knows the frustration of trying -- and failing at -- different diets. But a study published this week in the Journal of the American Medical Association suggests any low-carbohydrate or low-fat diet can produce significant weight loss results. People should choose diets that they can stick to, rather than fret over low-fat versus low-carb, says study author Bradley Johnston, assistant professor of clinical epidemiology at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario. The study Researchers looked at 48 previous studies that included a total of 7,286 overweight and obese adults. Many participants followed popular name-branded diets, including the low-carb Atkins, South Beach, or Zone diets, the balanced "Biggest Loser," Jenny Craig, Nutrisystem, Volumetrics or Weight Watchers diets, or the low-fat Ornish or Rosemary Conley diets.
@highlight
A new study suggests any low-carb or low-fat diet can help with weight loss
@highlight
The average sustained weight loss after one year was 16 pounds
@highlight
Cardiovascular risk factors reduced with low-carb diet, study finds
@highlight
Lack of fiber, potassium, Vitamin C are possible side effects of extreme low-carb diets

Question: And the @placeholder study likely won't put a stop to it.


(CNN) -- Maria Sharapova remains on course to complete a career slam after she set up a French Open semifinal showdown with Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova. The Russian dispatched Kaia Kanepi, from Estonia, 6-2 6-3 and now needs just two more victories to join an exclusive club in the game who have won all four grand slam titles. The world No. 2 has reached the final four at Roland Garros twice before and beat Kvitova, from the Czech Republic, in the semifinals in Stuttgart -- a tournament she went on to win. But Kvitova's only grand slam win to date came at last year's Wimbledon tournament, when she beat Sharapova in straight sets in the final.
@highlight
Maria Sharapova to meet Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova in French Open semis
@highlight
Sharapova defeats Kaia Kanepi in straight sets to take her place in the final four
@highlight
Kvitova wins hard-fought clash with qualifier Yaroslava Shvedova 3-6 6-2 6-4
@highlight
The other semifinal is between No. 6 seed Samantha Stosur and Italian Sara Errani

Question: "She attacked all the time, I didn't have any time to hit my shots and I just couldn't get any rhythm out there," @placeholder explained.

Question: It ended @placeholder's hopes of becoming the first qualifier ever to reach the Roland Garros semis, and propelled Kvitova closer to her second grand slam final appearance.


New York (CNN) -- Criminal charges will not be filed against the owner of a chimpanzee that mauled and blinded a Connecticut woman earlier this year, according to Connecticut State's Attorney David Cohen. At a news conference Monday, Cohen explained that criminal prosecution against Sandra Herold, 77, was not warranted because she was not aware of the risk her pet posed. On February 16, Herold had called her friend Charla Nash, 55, for help in getting her pet chimpanzee Travis back inside her house after he used a key to escape. When Nash arrived at the Stamford home of her friend, the chimp, who had been featured in TV commercials for Coca-Cola and Old Navy, jumped on her and began biting and mauling her, causing serious injuries to her face, neck and hands. Police shot Travis to halt the attack and he later died of gunshot wounds.
@highlight
Chimpanzee mauled and blinded a Connecticut woman earlier this year
@highlight
Owner was not aware of the risk the chimpanzee posed, state's attorney says
@highlight
Criminal prosecution would have had to determine that owner acted recklessly
@highlight
In March, Charla Nash filed a lawsuit seeking $50 million in damages from the owner

Question: Furthermore, Herold had never had any problems with @placeholder in the past.


Mr Quincey argued that a regular can of the drink - which contains 35g or six teaspoons of sugar - was similar in calories to 'a cappuccino or a half a croissant' The European president of Coca-Cola has admitted that some customers 'don't realise' how much sugar is in the company's drinks. Speaking on Newsnight, James Quincey also conceded that 'things need to change' and servings had to reduce in size. The admission came after Jeremy Paxman took him to task on the size of servings available in cinemas - some of which contain a staggering 44 teaspoons of sugar.
@highlight
European president James Quincey also conceded that 'things need to change' and servings had to reduce in size
@highlight
But argued that a regular can of the drink - which contains six teaspoons of sugar - was similar in calories to 'a cappuccino or a half a croissant'
@highlight
One 500ml bottle is more than recommended daily amount of added sugar

Question: A 'small' cinema serving is said to contain a 23 teaspoons on sugar, while a large contains 44 - 'each to be consumed in a single sitting,' Mr @placeholder added.


New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has taken his firmest step yet toward running for president, launching an organization that allows him to raise money for a potential 2016 campaign. While not a formal entry into the race, opening the political action committee is the most definitive sign yet that Christie will seek the Republican presidential nomination. The move comes not long after former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush announced in December he was launching a similar organization, which kicked off an aggressive race to lock down donors and may have drawn 2012 GOP nominee Mitt Romney into the race. Road to the White House: New Jersey Governor Chris Christie launched a federal political action committee, or PAC, Monday as he seeks to lay the ground work for a likely 2016 presidential campaign
@highlight
Christie, 52, has not declared a bid for the presidency, but has discussed national themes in recent speeches
@highlight
He was in Iowa, a key state in the primary elections, this weekend for a summit attended by influential Republican activists
@highlight
Christie, who many conservatives see as a moderate, touted his ability to appeal to a broad section of the electorate from Hispanics to independents
@highlight
According to a poll released last Thursday, nearly three in five registered voters in New Jersey do not think Christie would make a good president
@highlight
Christie's popularity was dented over revelations that officials in his administration ordered closures on the George Washington Bridge in 2013
@highlight
Earlier this month, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush launched a leadership PAC and a super PAC in preparation for his presidential run
@highlight
It's expected Christie will make a decision in the spring

Question: Christie's campaign is likely to focus on many of the themes he's spent years developing in New Jersey, including a pitch that he can expand the @placeholder's tent by appealing to independent, women and minority voters, who helped him win his commanding re-election victory as governor in the reliably blue state.


One was the American president, the other was a loner, and yet by chance there was one woman who knew them both. Priscilla Johnson McMillan knew John F. Kennedy as a senator, when she advised him on Asia. She interviewed Lee Harvey Oswald years later when she was a Russian correspondent for the North American News Alliance. Scroll down for video Remembering: Priscilla Johnson McMillan remembers meeting Oswald after she worked for JFK Crossed paths: Ms McMillan explains how Oswald was spurred on by a sense of fate as JFK passed his shop Half a century on, the 85-year-old has spoken out about the assassination.
@highlight
Priscilla Johnson McMillan, 85, was an advisor to Kennedy as a senator
@highlight
Later, as a reporter in Russia, she interviewed Lee Harvey Oswald in 1959
@highlight
Certain he acted alone, spurred by Marxist ideologies and 'sense of fate'
@highlight
Describes meeting his widow, Marina, to write a book about the build up
@highlight
Pays tribute to JFK as flags fly half-mast across US for Remembrance Day

Question: Like millions of others, she was lost for words on November 22, 1963, when @placeholder was shot.


When it comes to beating the buzzer, this is a near-impossible move. During the Utah Jazz’s Friday night game against the Oklahoma City Thunder, Trevor Booker managed to do something that has been called everything from a 'circus shot' to 'the craziest thing of the NBA season'. With only 0.2 seconds left on the clock, Booker executed an over-the-head slap of the ball with two hands that landed with a swish, in what will undoubtedly become the basket of the year. Making the move even more incredible is that NBA rules require 0.3 seconds to complete a full catch and shooting motion, so any shot Booker made at the time had to be a tap.
@highlight
Moment occurred Friday night when Utah versed Oklahoma City Thunder
@highlight
Trevor Booker tapped the ball with two hands for an over-the-head shot
@highlight
The basket was quickly called 'the craziest thing of the NBA season'

Question: The amazing shot saw @placeholder take the lead into halftime with 50-44.


Dixie Dean, the Everton striker who scored 60 goals in the 1927-28 First Division season, was once asked whether his record would ever be broken. 'I think it will,' the Englishman reportedly said. 'But there's only one man who'll do it. That's the fellow that walks on the water. I think he's about the only one.' Eighty-six years on, though, and Chelsea striker Diego Costa is on course to surpassing that tally, having already scored seven goals in his first four games. At that scoring rate, the 25-year-old is scheduled to end the season on 66 goals. Diego Costa celebrates one of his three strikes for Chelsea against Swansea on Saturday
@highlight
Diego Costa has already scored seven goals for Chelsea in four games
@highlight
Spain striker is odds-on to win Premier League Golden Boot
@highlight
Costa would score 66 goals this season if he keeps up current rate
@highlight
Dixie Dean holds record with 60 goals in one season for Everton
@highlight
Alan Shearer and Andy Cole hold Premier League season goals record

Question: The team was built in a way that we were waiting for a certain type of striker and I think now everybody knows that @placeholder did the right thing in waiting for him and not going into the market in the summer of 2013 or January.


President Barack Obama stepped into an oil-slicked Keystone Pipeline mess on his way out of town Friday, contradicting the findings of his own State and Energy Departments. The pipeline, a 1,179-mile long planned conduit stretching from Albert, Canada to the Gulf of Mexico, has generated environmental controversy that the administration pledged to weigh against the project's economic impact. Obama claimed Friday during a press conference before he left for an extended vacation that America would hardly notice the $8 billion enterprise's impact on their pocketbooks. 'At issue in Keystone is not American oil. It is Canadian oil that is drawn out of tar sands in Canada,' he told a packed press briefing room.
@highlight
Senator John Hoeven, a North Dakota Republican, says his state and Montana are both planning to move crude oil on the $8 billion pipeline
@highlight
Obama said his chief concern with the TransCanada company's project is the environmental impact
@highlight
Hoeven said the Canadian oil's current transport – trucks and trains – have a bigger climate change impact than the pipeline
@highlight
The president spoke at a year-end press conference before jetting to Hawaii for an extended vacation
@highlight
Incoming Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said this week that approving the 1,179-mile pipeline will be the Senate's first job in January
@highlight
But the Nebraska Supreme Court could decide next month to reject its proposed path through the state, setting the project back months or longer

Question: 'Ironically, not building the pipeline will result in more emissions from trucks, trains and oil tankers than would ever be produced by the @placeholder.'


Veteran war correspondent Marie Colvin inserted a clause into her will expressly designed to stop her former husband benefiting from her £1.1 million estate,The Mail on Sunday has learned. Journalist and author Patrick Bishop was ‘mystified and upset’ last night to find she had gone to such lengths. Friends were equally baffled as the pair were apparently on good terms. Bishop said he would never have challenged the will, nor did he expect to inherit any part of 56-year-old Colvin’s estate. Indeed, having remarried two years before the document was drawn up, he would have been legally unable to do so.
@highlight
Patrick Bishop insisted he had no intention of contesting the will
@highlight
The pair split in early Nineties and had both remarried
@highlight
Friends of Marie Colvin say she was probably upset with him at the time

Question: ‘More likely is that she was miffed at something he’d said or written at the time she drew up the will, and in a fit of pique just decided to add a clause which said “**** you, @placeholder!” and probably would have forgotten about it the following day.


Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistani authorities are blaming Friday's deadly attacks in Lahore on militants with ties to the Pakistani Taliban. Akram Naeem, spokesman for the Punjab police, said the attackers are terrorists from the Waziristan tribal region of Pakistan, where the Pakistani Taliban group maintains a strong presence. Interior Minister Rehman Malik said there had been intelligence earlier in the month that an attack could happen in Lahore and that Punjab police did take some steps to react. Then on Friday morning, attackers with bombs and firearms targeted houses of worship in Lahore belonging to the Ahmadi sect, a persecuted religious group. The death toll stood at 98, officials said Saturday, and dozens more were wounded in the attacks.
@highlight
NEW: Intelligence warned of possible Lahore attack
@highlight
Militants said to be from Waziristan tribal region
@highlight
98 dead, 110 wounded in Friday's attacks
@highlight
Attackers targeted houses of worship for persecuted sect

Question: The scenario jibes with @placeholder's belief that the country will endure more sectarian and ethnic violence.


A grandfather who sawed off his hand while building a Wendy house for his two granddaughters has regained near perfect movement in his hand thanks to emergency surgery. Stan Smith, 60, from Hull, nearly lost his arm when his sleeve got dragged into a saw and chopped off his hand last summer. His panicked wife Gail had to hunt through the grass to find it and put it in a plastic bag for paramedics, as he desperately tried to stop blood gushing from the stump. After multiple surgeries, the DIY enthusiast's hand is back in almost perfect working condition.
@highlight
Stan Smith was building a Wendy house for his two granddaughters
@highlight
After cutting off his hand he was rushed to hospital for surgery
@highlight
Has now had three operations and physiotherapy and has full use of hand
@highlight
He has even bought a new saw and is building a 32m kitchen extension

Question: After the accident Mr Smith (left) went into the house to ask his wife @placeholder (right) to call an ambulance.


Siem Reap in Cambodia, Fort Lauderdale in Florida and the Greek island of Mykonos are being tipped as the new holiday destinations to watch, according to new research. While their neighbours Thailand, Miami and Santorini have been more popular in the past with travellers, these far-flung destinations are rising in popularity, global travel search website Skyscanner reports. Siem Reap in the north west of Cambodia tops the list with a 33 per cent increase in searches from the UK, followed closely by Fort Lauderdale, Florida (32 per cent) and Mykonos (31 per cent). Far-flung destinations: Cambodia' Siem Reap is being tipped as the destination to watch for 2015
@highlight
Thailand, Miami and Santorini have been more popular with travellers
@highlight
Skyscanner reports a 33 per cent increase in searches for Cambodia
@highlight
Lindsay Lohan's Mykonos holiday said to have caused a spike in interest

Question: Investment: Florida's @placeholder is undergoing regeneration involving a $500million airport upgrade


Dafniya, Libya (CNN) -- Libyan rebels and troops loyal to Moammar Gadhafi shelled each other for hours on Saturday in clashes at the highly contested frontline of Dafniya, an embattled town just west of the besieged port city of Misrata. At least 11 rebels were wounded in the exchange of fire and treated at one of the two field hospitals in what has been the most active day in Dafniya this week, according to a CNN team. Heavy government shelling on Misrata and Dafniya began shortly after Gadhafi rallied his supporters in an audio message on state TV and threatened to take the fighting to Europe in retaliation for NATO's bombing campaign.
@highlight
NEW: The African Union calls for talks between rebels and the government
@highlight
A government spokesman reiterated Gadhafi's call for vengeance
@highlight
11 rebels wounded in exchange of fire at frontline
@highlight
The rebel-held city of Misrata and the embattled city of Dafniya were attacked Saturday

Question: "You will have people attacking @placeholder, joining terrorist organizations against Europe, and building a culture that makes legitimate all violence against Europe."


By Damien Gayle and James Chapman Europe last night imposed the toughest sanctions against Russia since the Cold War, sending the rouble into a tailspin and prompting warnings that British firms will be hit hard. EU leaders agreed unanimously to embargoes against vast sectors of the Russian economy, designed to cripple its banks, energy firms and defence capabilities. Russia will face sweeping new sanctions in response to its alleged support of rebel militants in east Ukraine. Scroll down for video Russian president Vladimir Putin: Russia faces sweeping new sanctions from both the U.S. and the EU The 28-nation bloc has imposed an arms embargo, banking curbs and a ban on trade in sensitive and dual-use technologies to punish Russia for its actions in its neighbouring country.
@highlight
Arms embargo will only apply to future contracts, meaning sale will go ahead
@highlight
But it will block 3billion euros worth of Russian arms sales to Europe a year
@highlight
Russian state-owned banks banned from issuing long-term debt in Europe
@highlight
Eight more Russians also face asset freezes and travel bans in Europe
@highlight
Fresh sanctions announced as John Kerry meets Ukraine's foreign minister
@highlight
Mr Kerry says Russia is 'leaving the international community with no choice'

Question: Over the weekend, U.S. officials released what they say are images of Russian artillery firing from inside their country on @placeholder military positions.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A Navy admiral engaged in sexual relations in the White House in 1990 with a federal employee whom he falsely told he was a widower, according to a report released Friday by the Defense Department. Rear Adm. John Stufflebeem was demoted and fired from his post as director of the Navy staff. In March, when the report was submitted to Pentagon officials, Rear Adm. John Stufflebeem was demoted and fired from his post as director of the Navy staff. Stufflebeem told investigators he couldn't remember the name of the woman he had an affair with. He also lied when he told investigators he did not engage in sexual relations with the woman, identified as "Jane Doe," the Defense Department's inspector general's report said.
@highlight
Adm. John Stufflebeem told investigators he couldn't remember name of mistress
@highlight
Stufflebeem lied to mistress that his wife had died of cancer
@highlight
Stufflebeem was demoted and fired from his post as director of the Navy staff
@highlight
Report: Investigators received anonymous letter with "significant" details of affair

Question: @placeholder, who was then unmarried and working for a federal agency, told the investigators the allegations were true, the report said.


(CNN) -- For those that love the luxury of first class air travel but loathe the imposition of having to share it with others, Emirates thinks it has the aircraft for you. The Dubai-based airline is aiming for the high-end business traveler with a new luxury private jet service. Launched this week, Emirates Executive is a bijou and bespoke version of its premium product in a dedicated Airbus A319. It can be chartered by individuals, groups or corporations through the website. Qatar Airways and Korean Air are two commercial airlines that offer a similar executive jet chartering service. "We have seen an increasing demand in the private travel segment, especially in the Middle East and Europe as well as in markets such as India, Russia and China," said Adnan Kazim, Emirates' Divisional Senior Vice President for Planning, Aeropolitical & Industry Affairs.
@highlight
Emirates Executive offers chartered flights on a luxury Airbus A319
@highlight
Airline hopes to tap into a growing niche market, especially in emerging regions
@highlight
Plane-maker Bombardier forecasts the private jet market will exceed pre-2008 levels by next year

Question: Passengers with an appetite can have specially prepared meals served on board by @placeholder crew, while a full-height shower with heated floor is available for those who need refreshment after all that exhausting pampering.


As bullish and confrontational as ever, Sir Alex Ferguson pulls no punches in his sensational and explosive new autobiography. Manchester United's most successful manager writes of Wayne Rooney's desire to leave, how David Beckham became too big for his boots, why Steven Gerrard isn't as good as Paul Scholes and how relief swept through the Old Trafford dressing room when Roy Keane departed for Celtic in 2005. From the sublimely talented Cristiano Ronaldo to Ferguson snubbing the England job not once, but twice, the Scot lifts the lid on the trials and tribulations of life at the top of his game.
@highlight
Ferguson claims Rooney's agent Paul Stretford asked David Gill for move
@highlight
Scot says he was offered the England manager's job TWICE
@highlight
Beckham thought he was 'bigger than Sir Alex' and was never a top player
@highlight
Relief swept through United dressing room when Roy Keane left United
@highlight
Says ex-Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez bought badly and made feud personal
@highlight
Thought Steven Gerrard was a force until pitted against Keane and Scholes
@highlight
Ronaldo the most gifted player he worked with and told star he would rather shoot him than sell him to Real Madrid when Spanish giants first bid
@highlight
My Autobiography by Sir Alex Ferguson published by Hodder & Stoughton on October 24, priced £25

Question: Ferguson says that @placeholder’s personality changed at United when he began to lose his dominance in midfield, and also questions his managerial ability as well as revealing the full details of his astonishing exit from Old Trafford.


Rita Ora has proven that she is seriously persuasive when it comes to perfume. The 23-year-old singer became the face of DKNY's latest scent MYNY earlier this year and since then the brand has seen sales rocket. Rita has given the Donna Karan fashion house the sweet smell of success with an astronomical 249 per cent uplift on perfume sales. Scroll down for video Rita Ora became the face of the perfume earlier this summer here she is pictured at the launch in New York with Chrissy Teigen Despite having only unveiled Rita as their perfume ambassador this summer the American fashion label has seen sales of the perfume increase with the UK selling three-and-a-half times more than August the previous year.
@highlight
Rita Ora became the face of DKNY's latest scent earlier this summer
@highlight
Since then the brand has seen sales increase by 249 per cent
@highlight
Donna Karen has shared her praise for the singer's influence

Question: @placeholder expressed her strong admiration of the 66-year-old designer and says that she loves the brand


By Helen Collis PUBLISHED: 06:26 EST, 30 August 2013 | UPDATED: 08:55 EST, 30 August 2013 The mother of a British educated artist who claims her father is Belgium's abdicated King Albert II, has spoken publicly for the first time about her alleged love affair with him. Sybille de Sélys Longchamps has broken her silence after 42 years because she says the Royal family's treatment of her daughter was unacceptable. In a documentary due to be aired on RTL, and in exclusive interviews published in Paris Match, the aristocrat mother, 72, claims the palace told her to 'hide her daughter' when she first approached them.
@highlight
In a forthcoming documentary, Sebille de Sélys Longchamps, 72, will reveal she allegedly met the former king in 1966, in Athens
@highlight
The meeting sparked an alleged 18-year love affair with married Prince Albert
@highlight
Delphine Boël kept her silence about her alleged father's identity until 1999
@highlight
She is now demanding recognition and pursuing DNA tests via the courts

Question: When @placeholder was born, she claimed Prince Albert initially showed affection towards her.


By Suzannah Hills PUBLISHED: 05:07 EST, 23 July 2013 | UPDATED: 11:13 EST, 23 July 2013 A university student has been banned from an entire county and branded 'pure evil' after she launched a hate campaign against a man with learning difficulties. Melissa Thomas, 21, threatened to kill 31-year-old David Parnell despite already being put under a restraining order after targeting him over the course of 11 months. A court heard how she had previously falsely accused innocent Mr Parnell of assaulting her and then was said to have created a Facebook page in his name so she could post abusive messages to her own account - and pretend they came from him.
@highlight
Melissa Thomas, 21, targeted David Parnell, 31, over the course of 11 months
@highlight
She was given a suspended prison term and banned from contacting Mr Parnell under the terms of a restraining order
@highlight
But Thomas went to his home and threatened to kill him just 2 months later
@highlight
Thomas was spared jail after admitting breaching the restraining order but has been banned from entering Greater Manchester

Question: @placeholder is pure evil and the last few months has been a nightmare.