By Peter Allen PUBLISHED: 11:05 EST, 5 October 2012 | UPDATED: 11:06 EST, 5 October 2012 Professional fire-fighters who have fought blazes in the Channel Tunnel for the past 18 years are to be replaced by untrained security guards, it emerged today. It follows a breakdown in contract talks between Eurotunnel, which manages the undersea link, and the Pas-de-Calais fire service (SDIS). The company was trying to renegotiate a 2m pounds plus annual deal with SDIS but the French fire-fighters pulled out. Threat: A damaged Eurotunnel shuttle train following an a blaze in 1997. Contract talks between Eurotunnel and the Calais fire service have broken down meaning firefighters are to be replaced by untrained security guards
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Talks break down between Eurotunnel chiefs and the Calais fire service
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The tunnel has seen three fires since it was opened in 1994
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The Calais fire brigade has base just 10 minutes from the tunnel entrance

Question: It lasted for 16 hours and reached temperatures of 1000 C, yet swift action by the @placeholder fire-fighters meant only 14 people out of 32 on the train suffered minor injuries, including smoke inhalation.


Washington (CNN) -- A Pakistan-based terrorist group that is actively attacking American troops across the border in Afghanistan is an "arm" of the Pakistani intelligence agency, the top U.S. military officer told Congress on Thursday. The blunt accusation from the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Adm. Michael Mullen, reflected the growing impatience of U.S. officials with Pakistan's unwillingness to stop the attacks and the belief that Pakistan is actively supporting the insurgents. But the recent high profile attacks by insurgents in Afghanistan represent a shift in strategy by the Taliban, who have ceded control of territory in much of the country, the U.S. secretary of defense said Thursday.
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Pakistan denies its intelligence agency supports the Haqqani network
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Pakistan says to stop the allegations or "you will lose and ally"
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"The Haqqani network ... acts as a veritable arm of Pakistan's intelligence," Mullen says
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"The insurgency has been turned back in much" of Afghanistan, Panetta says

Question: If @placeholder cannot come to an agreement on further spending cuts, an additional $500 million in defense spending would be cut.


By Iona Kirby PUBLISHED: 23:50 EST, 1 December 2013 | UPDATED: 10:51 EST, 2 December 2013 It’s the most wonderful time of the year – the time when the Kardashians release their annual Christmas card. And of course, Kim had her heart set on being the centre of attention for the elaborate photo shoot. The reality star showcased the figure that made her famous in a show-stopping Yves Saint Laurent dress while smouldering for the camera for the 2013 card, which was unveiled on Sunday. Scroll down for video Their most elaborate one yet: The Kardashians have released their annual family Christmas card, which was shot by David LaChapelle for 2013
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Shot by acclaimed photographer David LaChapelle
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Most of the family's men didn't take part, including Rob Kardashian, Kanye West, Lamar Odom and Scott Disick
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Kris Jenner's estranged husband Bruce is trapped in a glass tube
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LaChapelle didn't want to include Kourtney's children Mason and Penelope, but she refused to leave them out
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Kim agreed she wouldn't include baby daughter Nori in the shoot

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A mother with a passion for motoring has named her newest arrival Porsche after the baby was born at top speed in the middle of a supermarket. Car fan Joy Lowther, 28, from Kings Lynn, had popped into Tesco with her oldest daughter Mercedes, three, when she suddenly went into labour in the baby aisle. She was helped into a store room where concerned staff helped her deliver her healthy 6lb 7oz baby girl in just 10 minutes. Car family: Joy Lowther, 28, with her four children (from left), Frank, 6, Mercedes, 4, Porsche and Alfa, 8 Motor mad: Joy cradles newborn Porsche (left) and the tiny baby with her older sister Mercedes (right)
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Joy Lowther, 28, went into labour during a trip to the supermarket
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She gave birth in 10 minutes at a Cambridgeshire branch of Tesco
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Branch manager Cheryl Moir, 40, delivered baby Porsche Smith
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New baby Porsche joins older sister Mercedes, 3, and brother Alfa, 8
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Joy and her partner Kevin Smith, 26, have another son  named Frank

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Ap Lawyers for an Irish nanny accused of killing a Massachusetts baby said Thursday that medical experts hired by prosecutors have concluded the child suffered bone fractures weeks before her death when she was not in the nanny's care. Aisling Brady McCarthy's lawyers said in a written motion that prosecutors recently gave them reports from two medical experts — one at Children's Hospital in Boston and the other at the Miller School of Medicine at the University of Miami — who found that compression fractures to Rehma Sabir's spine were inflicted three to four weeks before her death in January 2013.
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Lawyers say experts found injuries sustained weeks before the baby's death
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1-year-old Rehma Sabir was found dead in January 2013 while in the care of McCarthy
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Lawyers say the girl died from injuries sustained weeks earlier when she was 'on the other side of the globe' traveling with her mother

Question: The judge scheduled a hearing on the defense motion for Jan. 14, when she said she will also hear the defense request to release @placeholder on bail while she awaits her trial, scheduled to begin April 7.


(CNN)Mike Huckabee, the former Arkansas governor, is ending his weekend program on Fox News -- effective immediately -- as he contemplates another run for president. "I won't make a decision about running until late in the spring of 2015, but the continued chatter has put Fox News into a position that is not fair to them," Huckabee wrote in a letter to supporters Saturday evening released before his show started airing. "The honorable thing to do at this point is to end my tenure here at Fox so I can openly talk with potential donors and supporters and gauge support," he added.
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Mike Huckabee told his TV viewers and emailed his supporters that he was ending his show and considering a 2016 bid
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Huckabee said his presidential consideration put Fox News in a tough position so he decided to halt his program
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Fox News confirmed the announcement Saturday that this evening's show will be Huckabee's last

Question: Fox said nothing further about Huckabee's status until Saturday, when a network spokesperson confirmed that it had "amicably parted ways with @placeholder."


(CNN)When Barack Obama issued just the third veto of his presidency on Tuesday, of a bill allowing construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, Republicans were outraged, or at least pretended they were outraged. House Speaker John Boehner called it a "national embarrassment," and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell promised a vote to override the veto, as doomed an effort as every other piece of legislation Republicans hope to pass in the next two years. But maybe Obama wasn't cruelly crushing Republicans' hopes for the limitless economic bounty that the pipeline would bring, as it turned America into a tar-sands-fueled paradise of high wages and economic opportunity. Maybe he was actually doing them a favor.
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Paul Waldman: Obama did GOP a favor with veto of Keystone, a project with claim to boosting economy that didn't hold up
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He says veto gives GOP an opportunity to come up with new ways to help grow economy and benefit all Americans

Question: If everything went well, @placeholder could have increased the total number of jobs in the United States by a grand total of three one-hundredths of one percent.


By Craig Hope for The Mail on Sunday Tom Ince believes goals should not be a problem for Hull City — despite manager Steve Bruce’s striker pursuit. The Tigers remain in discussion with Blackburn over Jordan Rhodes, who scored his 54th goal in 100 games for Rovers on Saturday as they beat Bournemouth 3-2. An initial bid of £8million was rejected though it is thought a fee of around £10m plus players could be agreed. Confident: Attacking midfielder Tom Ince has heaped praise on Hull City's current crop of stars Striker pursuit: Hull City manager Steve Bruce remains keen on trying to sign a striker before the window shuts
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Blackburn Rovers rejected an initial bid of £8m from Hull for Jordan Rhodes
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Tom Ince believes Hull's current stars have enough firepower to score goals
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Hull take on Mark Hughes' Stoke City at the KC Stadium on Sunday

Question: No value: Stoke manager @placeholder refuses to spend money in the transfer market just for the sake of it


The soft drinks and snacks were laid out, the music set to a sensible level and, more importantly, Mum was on hand to police proceedings. But Sarah Hine’s early 15th birthday party soon spiralled out of control  after word spread on Facebook and Twitter, attracting a crowd of about 800 teenagers by one estimate. Over the next couple of hours – before police arrived and called time – the  youngsters left an extraordinary trail of destruction that will cost up to £30,000 to put right. Drunk teenagers smashed holes in the ceiling, drew on walls and ripped doors off their hinges as around 800 youngsters descended on the Essex home
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House party advertised on Facebook attracted 800 youngsters
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The damage could cost up to £30,000 to repair
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Mother of teen daughter who threw party says damage is uninsured
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She was warned by school staff who saw social media invite two weeks ago

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London (CNN) -- Britain's Prince Harry has moved into the same west London residence that his brother William set up home in with new wife Kate last year, CNN can reveal. Harry took a small apartment at Kensington Palace after moving out of the bedroom and study he occupies at nearby Clarence House - the home of his father, Prince Charles. The move, on the heels of this month's successful official tour of the Caribbean, is seen as a sign that the increasingly mature 27-year-old is putting his wild past behind him. It also appears to be evidence of the strong bonds between Harry and William, the brothers who will lead and define Britain's royal family over the next few decades.
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CNN EXCLUSIVE: Prince Harry moves to Kensington Palace
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Harry occupies apartment close to Prince William and Kate
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Move seen to reflect Harry's maturity and closeness to brother
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CNN also reveals prince's military academy nickname: Harry Potter

Question: "Prince Harry and Prince @placeholder are a double act for the rest of their lives," the source said.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Bo the Portuguese water dog made his White House debut under cloudy skies Tuesday afternoon, spending several minutes taking his new family on a lively romp over the South Lawn with frequent stops for hearty sniffs at his new surroundings. Malia Obama practices walking Bo as her parents and sister, Sasha, wait their turn. Bo landed on all four feet at his fourth home in his six short months of life, fulfilling President Obama's campaign promise to get his daughters a dog in return for all the time he spent on the road during the long presidential fight.
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Portuguese water dog cavorts on South Lawn with Obama family
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6-month-old pup fulfills president's campaign promise to daughters
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Puppy is gift to Obama girls from Sen. Ted Kennedy, who owns several of the dogs

Question: The @placeholder ended up with a purebred dog, despite the president's preference for a mutt, largely because of 10-year-old Malia's allergies -- Portuguese water dogs don't shed -- and because of opportunity.


(CNN) -- Swiss tennis star Martina Hingis is still finding mother knows best at the age of 33. Coached for much of her career by her mom Melanie Molitor -- said to have named her daughter after another tennis icon, Martina Navratilova -- the five-time grand slam champion is using her mother's advice both on and off the court. Hingis conjured some of her old tennis nous to surprisingly win the Sony Open doubles title alongside German Sabine Lisicki in Miami last month. But the doubles victory was just a diversion for Hingis, who is also borrowing some inspiration from her mom with a blossoming career as a tennis coach.
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Martina Hingis won five grand slam singles titles in a glittering early career
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Swiss star claimed first title in seven years at Miami Open doubles in March
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Hingis is now coaching at her new tennis center in Barcelona
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The 33-year-old says when a player improves "it's like a small victory"

Question: "I was practicing with @placeholder and coaching her when she asked about playing doubles," Hingis explained.

Question: Under @placeholder's brilliant blue skies, it seems Hingis has found the perfect balance between work and pleasure.


(CNN) -- It has been 17 years since France had a president from the left, but that might be about to change. Francois Hollande, a candidate from the center-left Socialist Party, has significant momentum after edging center-right incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy in the first round of France's presidential election on Sunday. If he wins a May 6 runoff against Sarkozy, Hollande would be the first left-wing president since Francois Mitterrand in 1995. Sarkozy is seeking his second five-year term, following Jacques Chirac, who served 12 years in office. Sarkozy received 27.2% of the vote in the first round of voting on Sunday, just behind Hollande's 28.6%.
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France's presidential election is set for a runoff to take place on Sunday, May 6
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Incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy finished behind Francois Hollande in the first round
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A couple of extreme candidates, one far left and one far right, could still affect the outcome
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Unemployment is the biggest issue in the race, but immigration and debt are also talking points

Question: "Even though some people would give @placeholder high marks for doing the kinds of things that might have a positive long-term effect on the economy -- like raising the retirement age to put the system on sounder fiscal footing -- he hasn't been successful in bringing jobs back," Leruth said.


A rookie NYPD officer shot an innocent unarmed father-of-one dead by accident as he walked down a dark stairwell, police have revealed. The department's Internal Affairs Bureau has launched an investigation after Peter Liang entered a housing project in Brooklyn and shot Akai Gurley in the chest as his horrified girlfriend watched. The officer, who joined the force in 2013, raised his gun and fired when he heard noises. Scroll down for video Innocent victim: Akai Gurley, 28, (pictured left and right in an old booking photo) was shot and killed by rookie cop Peter Liang as he entered a stairwell in a public housing project in Brooklyn
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Peter Liang shot Akai Gurley in the chest in a 'pitch black' stairwell
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Cop was with partner Shaun Landau when he was patrolling Pink Houses
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Gurley, 28, was hit in the chest while standing with girlfriend Melissa Butler
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She claimed the officers did not present themselves before the encounter
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Commissioner Bill Bratton said the victim was a 'total innocent'
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Told a press conference that 'everything points to accidental discharge'
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Liang has been stripped of his gun and badge and placed on modified duty

Question: When her boyfriend collapsed, @placeholder tried to perform CPR after dialing 911 and asked neighbors to try and help revive him.


Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama spoke separately Friday with Speaker John Boehner and the top Senate Democrat to try to salvage a fiscal cliff deal by the end of year, after Republican disarray in the U.S. House put the negotiations in limbo. In a previously unscheduled statement to reporters, Obama outlined a possible agreement that he said would include protecting middle-class Americans from a tax hike, extending unemployment benefits and setting a framework for future deficit reduction steps. He called on Congress to pass the agreement after a Christmas break so he can sign it before the end of the year, when the fiscal cliff arrives in the form of automatic tax increases and deep spending cuts.
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NEW: President Obama spoke with congressional leaders about a possible deal
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A Democratic source lays out possible scenarios
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House Republicans reject Speaker Boehner's tax alternative
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Everyone's taxes go up in 11 days without an agreement

Question: "What the president has proposed so far simply won't do anything to solve our spending problems," @placeholder said, noting that "because of the political divide in the country, because of the divide here in Washington, trying to bridge these differences has been difficult."


Culture Secretary Maria Miller should be thrown out of the Cabinet and be forced to give up her Commons seat as punishment for making false expenses claims, according to a Mail on Sunday poll. Voters also want the embattled Minister to be stripped of her role in charge of introducing new press curbs following Lord Justice Leveson’s inquiry into media ethics. The damning findings come from the first survey conducted since Mrs Miller was forced to pay back £5,800 over-claimed on her mortgage and apologise to the Commons on Thursday. Damning verdict: Maria Miller (pictured making her apology on Thursday) should be thrown out of the Cabinet and be forced to give up her Commons seat after making false expenses claims, says a Mail on Sunday poll
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Mail on Sunday poll reveals voters' fury over Mrs Miller's expenses dodge
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Majority say she should be thrown out of Cabinet and lose Commons seat
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They also want her stripped of role in charge of introducing press curbs
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Poll will pressurise David Cameron to do U-turn over refusal to sack her
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Senior Tory MP says Mrs Miller certain to be ditched in Cabinet reshuffle

Question: Nobody complains about @placeholder  – not if they want to stay a Conservative, as I found out.


NEW YORK (CNN)  -- Yet another scale Il Divo has mastered: scaling the heights of success. The quartet was formed in 2004 after a global search. The operatic quartet's new album, "The Promise," debuted atop the UK charts, their third collection to hit the No. 1 spot. The album (which was released in the U.S. last Tuesday) features Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah," Frankie Goes to Hollywood's "The Power of Love," and the traditional "Amazing Grace." Il Divo also takes a chance on the ABBA hit "The Winner Takes it All." The group is the brainchild of "American Idol" judge Simon Cowell, who saw a potential market for an international, "popera"-style act after the soaring success of the Andrea Bocelli-Sarah Brightman duet "Time to Say Goodbye (Con te Partiro)." Watch Il Divo in action »
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The group is the brainchild of "American Idol" judge Simon Cowell
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The operatic quartet's new album, "The Promise," debuted atop the UK charts
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Il Divo (Italian for "divine male performer") is made up of singers from four countries

Question: CNN caught up with Il Divo to find out how close they are to Cowell, and which @placeholder pop diva they dream of collaborating with.

Question: I still remember the first time we went to number one (in the @placeholder).


Tokyo (CNN) -- Police have detained two American men as part of an investigation into the strangling death of an Irish exchange student in Tokyo, Japanese authorities said Sunday. Nicola Furlong, 21, was found dead in a hotel room with one of the men, according to Tokyo police. The men were not charged in Furlong's death. Rather, police arrested the men on suspicion of improperly touching Furlong's friend in a taxi early Thursday, as the four headed back to the hotel, authorities said. Authorities would not say how the four ended up together, but Japanese media reported that the women were attending a Nicki Minaj concert in Tokyo when they met the men and decided to accompany them to their hotel rooms.
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NEW: Nicola Furlong was an "outgoing, bubbly" girl, her parish priest says
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NEW: Her rural Irish community is devastated, the Rev. Jim Fitzpatrick says
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The 21-year-old is found dead in a hotel room with one of the men, police say
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The death is believed to be a result of strangling

Question: @placeholder, described her as an "outgoing, bubbly sort of girl and very well liked," and said she was looking forward to coming home after having been in Japan since October.


By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 10:13 EST, 28 August 2013 | UPDATED: 12:27 EST, 28 August 2013 Cadbury has ditched the all time classic chocolate Bournville in favour of foreign invader Toblerone in its Christmas tins of Heroes causing outrage among fans. The move has been dubbed ‘unpatriotic’ by one of Britain’s top chocolate tasters Angus Kennedy, who considers the inclusion of the Swiss sweet an insult to fans of the nation’s favourite chocolate. American food giant Kraft took over Cadbury in 2010, despite fierce backlash from lovers of the iconic English confectionery brand - now under the umbrella of multinational group Mondelez International.
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Move has been dubbed 'unpatriotic' by one of Britain's top chocolate tasters
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American food giant Kraft took over Cadbury in 2010 despite opposition
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Toblerone is being heralded as a special treat at the expense of Bourneville, the home of Cadbury
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Chocoholics are worried the takeover will lead to a demise of the Birmingham-based firm

Question: 'If I wanted a @placeholder, I would go out and buy one.


By Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 08:50 EST, 14 November 2013 | UPDATED: 20:22 EST, 14 November 2013 David Cameron last night condemned the ‘appalling’ and ‘chilling’ slaughter of innocent civilians in Sri Lanka as he and Prince Charles arrived there for the Commonwealth summit. The Prime Minister flew into a diplomatic firestorm after demanding that President Mahinda Rajapaksa hold a new inquiry into his regime’s human rights abuses. But Mr Cameron’s hosts hit back, accusing him of behaving like a colonial bully. Scroll down for video Prime Minister David Cameron and Witham MP Priti Patel, walk through Kolkata, India, where they visited the Howrah Bridge which was built by the Cleveland Bridge and Engineering Company
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President wants to meet Prime Minister to defend his country
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Mr Cameron speaking ahead of Commonwealth summit in Sri Lanka
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Visited Indian radio station while on two-day trip before talks

Question: Mr @placeholder hit back, insisting he has ‘nothing to hide’ and seeking to justify the killings on the grounds that violence has now ended.


By Paul Bentley PUBLISHED: 08:23 EST, 16 November 2012 | UPDATED: 15:50 EST, 16 November 2012 Clarissa Dickson Wright said visiting the city made her feel like a pariah and an outcast She is as renowned for her outspoken views as she is for her cooking. So when celebrity chef Clarissa Dickson Wright decided to write about her day out in a multi-cultural part of Leicester, she didn't mince her words. The former star of the BBC's Two Fat Ladies claimed a visit to the city, which has a large Muslim population, was 'the most frightening experience of her life'.
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Chef was 'surprised any of the people who might object could read what I wrote as it is written in English'
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She describes visit to the 'ghetto' after getting lost in traffic and found herself 'in an area where all the men were wearing Islamic clothing'
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But she says there's an upside — she's thankful for the large number of Asian restaurants in the city as 'you can eat excellent curry' there
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Her comments were criticised by the Muslim Council of Britain and the city's mayor, who claims her account 'may help sell books but it is cheap'

Question: 'None of the men would talk  to me when I tried to find out  where I was and how to get out of there because I was an @placeholder female and they don't talk to females they don't know, while if the women could speak English they weren't about to show it by having a word with me.


By Sarah Griffiths Some people may think that the spread of herpes is a modern problem. But scientists have found that Herpes Simplex Virus-1, which manifests itself as cold sores, infected hominids before the evolutionary split from chimpanzees, six million years ago. While genital herpes, or HSV-2, jumped from ancient chimpanzees to ancestors of modern humans - Homo erectus - approximately 1.6 million years ago, they claim. Scientists studied the cross-species transmission, from chimps (stock image pictured) to human ancestors using advanced models of molecular evolution. They found the HSV-1, which manifests itself as cold sores, infected hominids before the evolutionary split from chimpanzees six million years ago
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Genital herpes or HSV-2 jumped from ancient chimpanzees to ancestors of modern humans - Homo erectus - approximately 1.6 million years ago
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HSV-1, which manifests itself as cold sores, infected hominids before the evolutionary split from chimpanzees six million years ago
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University of California San Diego scientists studied the cross-species transmission using advanced models of molecular evolution
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Understanding how viruses evolved could help experts prevent them

Question: allowed the experts to determine when @placeholder and HSV-2 were introduced


(CNN)  -- Brothers Wladimir and Vitali Klitschko have sent Britain's WBA world heavyweight champion David Haye a New Year message, saying they are both ready to fight him in 2011. Wladimir holds three of the current world heavyweight belts, Vitali has the prestigious WBC title, and Haye the other. Match-ups between Haye and the Ukrainian pair would help unify the heavyweight crown as well as being a money-spinner. Haye, who has made two successful defenses of his title, was due to fight Wladimir in 2009, but pulled out with a back injury. Meanwhile, Wladimir's bout with another Briton, Dereck Chisora, was called off earlier this month, with the triple champion citing injury, paving the way for an early clash with Haye.
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Klitschko brothers issue statement saying they want to fight Dave Haye in 2011
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Wladimir Klitschko likely to fight Britain's WBA title holder first
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Vitali Klitschko holds WBC version of the heavyweight crown
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Koki Kameda wins the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) bantamweight title

Question: Vitali Klitschko said on Tuesday that his brother would be the first to take on the 30-year-old @placeholder, with him waiting in the wings.


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Fans wishing to attend singer Michael Jackson's memorial service next week will have to register for the 11,000 free tickets, organizers said Thursday. Michael Jackson is shown rehearsing at the Staples Center on June 23, two days before his death. Details on how to register for the 10 a.m. (1 p.m. ET) service at the 20,000-seat Staples Center in Los Angeles, California, Tuesday are to be announced Friday. Jackson's family will hold a private ceremony before the public memorial service, his brother said Thursday. Speaking to CNN's Larry King, Jermaine Jackson said the ceremony will be held Tuesday morning, but he did not say where.
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NEW: 11,000 memorial service tickets will be made available
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Source: Jackson memorial to be Tuesday at Los Angeles' Staples Center
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Jackson appears healthy in video clip of rehearsal two days before death
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Drug Enforcement Administration reportedly joins inquiry into Jackson's death

Question: Two law enforcement officials separately confirmed the @placeholder inquiry, saying agents would look at doctors involved with Jackson, their practices and their possible sources of medicine supply.


Danny Alexander today challenged Alex Salmond to a debate on Scottish independence ‘any time, any place anywhere’ accusing the Nationalist leader of ‘cowering in his bunker’. The Liberal Democrat Chief Secretary to the Treasury told the Mail that the First Minister should stop ‘hiding away’ and go head to head with him. The challenge came after Mr Salmond accused the Tories, Labour and Lib Dems of trying to 'bully' him with an unprecedented cross-party warning that an independent Scotland would not be allowed to keep the pound. Clash: Alex Salmond was challenged to a debate on the future of Scotland by Lib Dem Danny Alexander, the most senior Scot in the UK government
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George Osborne rules out currency union with an independent Scotland
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Labour's Ed Balls and Lib Dem Danny Alexander back the move
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Scottish government accuses Westminster politicians of 'bullying'

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In July, KDNuggets.com, an online newsite focused on data mining and analytics software, ran an unusual listing in its jobs section. "We are looking for Predictive Modeling/Data Mining Scientists and Analysts, at both the senior and junior level, to join our department through November 2012 at our Chicago Headquarters," read the ad. "We are a multi-disciplinary team of statisticians, predictive modelers, data mining experts, mathematicians, software developers, general analysts and organizers - all striving for a single goal: re-electing President Obama." The job listing caught the attention of Alex Lundry, a Republican data-mining expert at TargetPoint Consulting. He tweeted a link to the ad, commenting, "The Obama campaign is taking #bigdata seriously; what about the GOP candidates?"
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In the mechanics of identifying voters, President Obama's team is ahead of GOP rivals
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Obama's re-election campaign is the only one doing cutting-edge work with data
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President's operation uses a powerful social-networking tool called NationalField
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Expert: GOP presidential campaigns don't fully understand power of data crunching

Question: And unlike an open social network, where everyone is equal, @placeholder runs on a hierarchical social graph: Higher-level staff get a broader view of the state and local work below them.


By Piyush Srivastava Updated: 16:41 EST, 22 January 2012 The BJP is collapsing under the weight of its own heavyweights in UP. Minutes after the appointment of Pankaj Singh - son of party's former president Rajnath Singh - as general secretary of the UP unit on Sunday, three senior state-level functionaries tendered their resignation in protest. Daya Shanker Singh, Santosh Singh and Ashwini Tyagi - who have forwarded their resignations to party president Nitin Gadkari are UP BJP secretaries. Like father, like son: Rajnath Singh (left) and his son Pankaj Pankaj, who is much junior to them, also held the same post before being promoted.
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'The BJP is turning into a concentration camp where its committed workers are victimised'

Question: My two colleagues and I have sent our resignations to @placeholder in protest against his decision to promote Pankaj.'


Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Aston Villa's home clash with Liverpool... Aston Villa vs Liverpool (Villa Park) Team news Aston Villa New signing Carles Gil goes straight into the Aston Villa squad for Saturday's Barclays Premier League clash at home to Liverpool. Fabian Delph also returns to boost Villa after completing a three-match ban, but Ciaran Clark serves a one-game suspension following his dismissal in last Saturday's 1-0 defeat at Leicester.
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Aston Villa's new signing Carlos Gil goes straight into squad
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Fabian Delph also returns for Paul Lambert's side
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Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard and Adam Lallana could play a part
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Raheem Sterling back in the Reds squad after being given a week off

Question: Five of Gerrard’s 12 Premier League goals against @placeholder have been from penalties and five from outside the box, including two direct free kicks.


By Sebastian O'kelly PUBLISHED: 20:14 EST, 5 February 2013 | UPDATED: 06:58 EST, 6 February 2013 There were two pivotal events in 1974 in the life of Reg Presley, legendary lead singer of The Troggs, who died of lung cancer this week at the age of 71. The first, which I witnessed, took place at Farnborough College of Technology in Hampshire, where I was studying. The Troggs, having had a series of hits in the Sixties, were then at their career nadir, playing a college gig for a fee that would have amounted to no more than £100. 'Obsession': Reg Presley (third from left), seen with his Troggs bandmates in Germany in 1965, was fascinated by unexplained phenomena
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Legendary lead singer of The Troggs was fascinated by crop circles
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The 71-year-old, who died this week, never lost enthusiasm for UFOs

Question: ‘He never lost his enthusiasm for little green men and @placeholder,’ says Keith.


(CNN) -- For a little while, it looks like "Up," Pixar's 10th feature-length film, is going to be a downer. In "Up," a curmudgeonly senior citizen, Carl, tries to cope with the enthusiasm of Russell, a young boy. Not that there's anything wrong with an animated film tugging at our tear ducts. But you can sense unease rippling through the younger halves of the family audience when, about five minutes into a spunky prologue, intrepid pre-pubescents Carl and Ellie abruptly morph into newlyweds, and then not-so-newlyweds. They gray and stoop before our eyes, youthful dreams of exploration traded in for the comforts of home and domestic bliss. Ellie wants a baby but can't have one. Their savings for the holiday of a lifetime are eaten up by this rainy day, that domestic disaster, until there's no more lifetime left -- not for Ellie, anyway.
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CNN.com's Tom Charity: "Up" is another winner from Pixar
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Film concerns the adventures of an old man and a young boy ... and a talking dog
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There are some unlikely moments, but warmth and richness always come through

Question: @placeholder is all wide-eyed innocence and boundless enthusiasm, haplessly helpful.


Washington (CNN) -- "If we had been a split second slower, he could have been hit in the head." It has been 30 years since the attempted assassination of President Ronald Reagan. But for retired Secret Service agent Ray Shaddick, the memories of that gray, rainy day in Washington remain clear. It was 2:27 p.m., March 30, 1981. The 70-year-old president, barely two months into his term, exits the Washington Hilton after delivering a speech to leaders of the AFL-CIO. He walks out a side door to the hotel -- a door used more than 100 times by presidents in the previous decade.
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Thirty years after Reagan's shooting, presidential protection is more comprehensive
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Powerful explosives are among growing threats to presidential security
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Agent who shadowed Reagan: Explosives now "can take a city block out."
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Book author: "They don't want to risk agents thinking. They just have to act"

Question: @placeholder walks on his own power through the emergency room doorway before collapsing.


By Joel Christie A lawyer for the wife of a Georgia man arrested in the death of their toddler who was left in a overheated SUV believes the woman has been ruled out as a suspect in the murder case. The attorney for Leanna Harris says a victims impact statement has been requested of his client, suggesting prosecutors do not intend to charge her. Her husband, Ross Harris, has been charged with intentionally leaving their son, 22-month-old Cooper, in a hot SUV for seven hours on June 18, killing him. Leanna Harris has since received a grief package to help her deal with her loss, according to WSBTV.
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Criminal defense attorney Lawrence Zimmerman said Leanna Harris was asked to submit a victims impact statement over the death of her son
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Move suggest she will not charged in the death of 22-month-old Cooper, who was left to die in a scorching SUV for seven hours on June 18
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Prosecutors had previously questioned Harris' odd behavior in the wake of her son's death
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At police headquarters she asked her husband whether he had 'said too much'
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Ross Harris has been charged with child cruelty murder and is being held without bond in Cobb jail

Question: with murder after his toddler son died inside of a hot @placeholder, was refused


Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (CNN) -- There were few answers Sunday about the fate of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, a day after contact was lost with the commercial jetliner en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. An aerial search resumed at first light, with aircraft searching an area of the South China Sea for any sign of where the flight may have gone down, Azharuddin Abdul Rahman, the director general of civil aviation in Malaysia, told reporters "We have not been able to locate anything, see anything," Rahman said. "There's nothing new to report." The closest things to clues in the search for the missing jetliner are oil slicks in the Gulf of Thailand, about 90 miles south of Vietnam's Tho Chu Island -- the same area where the flight disappeared from radar early Saturday morning. A Vietnamese reconnaissance plane, part of a massive, multinational search effort, spotted the oil slicks that stretch between six and nine miles, the Vietnam government's official news agency reported.
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"We have not been able to locate anything," an airline official says
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U.S. law enforcement sources say both passports were stolen in Thailand
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One of the two stolen passports is listed in Interpol's database, sources say
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Vietnamese searchers spot oil slicks in the South China Sea

Question: Malaysian authorities have not yet confirmed the @placeholder report, Rahman said.


(RealSimple.com) -- For this constantly bickering couple, talking about divorce forced them to re-evaluate and revamp their differing communication styles. Akilah and Kris Richards Lawrenceville, Georgia Married eight years When Akilah and Kris became friends in the 10th grade, she was the extroverted captain of the cheerleading squad and the student-government vice president. He was a precocious student (he had skipped a grade) and a serious artist who preferred drawing to, well, people. Still, they clicked. "I liked that Kris was really laid-back," says Akilah, 33, "and he appreciated my big personality." RealSimple.com: What is your body language saying?
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Akilah and Kris bickered over everything shortly after they married in 2002
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When faced with a problem, Akilah preferred to talk; Kris would try to drop the subject
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While rehearsing divorce talks for daughters, couple explored relationship
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Learning to understand each others' feelings saved their union

Question: She and @placeholder, 32, lost touch after graduation but reconnected through an old pal four years later.


For BlackBerry users, taking a leap of faith and ditching a QWERTY keyboard for a touchscreen phone can be daunting. To solve this, a company backed by US TV presenter Ryan Seacrest has attempted to bridge the gap by creating a physical keyboard that slides onto touchscreen phones - although it comes at a price. The Typo Keyboard costs $99 (£60) and is due to launch in January for iPhone 5 and iPhone 5S handsets. Other smartphones and tablet versions will then follow later next year. Scroll down for video The Typo Keyboard, pictured, costs $99 (£60) and is due to launch in January at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas for the iPhone 5 and 5S. Other phone and tablet versions will then follow later next year
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Typo Keyboard costs $99 (£60) and will be available on iPhone 5 and 5S
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It will launch at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas next month
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US presenter Ryan Seacrest is a founder and said to invested $1million
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Keyboard fits over the bottom of the phone adding an inch to the length

Question: We looked at each other and thought there was an easy solution to the problem, a keyboard for the @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Two mothers expressed outrage Friday night that their young children -- about 1,000 miles away and days apart -- were inadvertently given alcohol by servers at franchises of national chain restaurants. Jill Vanheest, whose 2-year-old son was given sangria on March 31 at an Olive Garden in Lakeland, Florida, told HLN's Jane Velez-Mitchell that she's having difficulty accepting what happened. "They poisoned my child right in front of me," Vanheest said Friday. "There aren't really words for how distrustful that makes me feel, how angry I am." Just over a week later, on April 8, Taylor Dill-Reese said that her 15-month-old son was given alcohol during a meal -- rather than the apple juice he'd ordered -- at an Applebee's in Madison Heights, Michigan.
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A Florida mother says of Olive Garden: "They poisoned my child right in front of me"
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Her toddler was taken to the hospital after being served sangria at a Florida restaurant
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8 days later, a Michigan boy was served alcohol at an Applebee's franchise
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Both chains apologized and vowed to change their drink-serving policies

Question: @placeholder's, though, said that Madison Heights police conducted a field test and found the drink itself only registered a .014 alcohol level.

Question: While Dill-Reese has already filed a lawsuit against @placeholder's, Vanheest said she has not decided whether to do the same against Olive Garden.


By Hannah Roberts PUBLISHED: 17:34 EST, 17 December 2012 | UPDATED: 12:14 EST, 18 December 2012 Punishment: Nurse Stephen Johnson faces being struck off for his treatment of mentally ill patients A senior nurse who goose-stepped around a room of mentally ill patients while performing Nazi salutes faces being struck off. Stephen Johnson put a finger under his nose to represent a Hitler moustache and marched around the NHS care home in Essex like Basil Fawlty in the comedy classic Fawlty Towers. He reduced a patient who suffered from delusions that he was Adolf Hitler to tears. The patient – identified as Patient C – had a strange obsession with Nazi Germany and suffered from hallucinations.
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Stephen Johnson, 54, was found guilty of eight allegations of misconduct
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Johnson, from Colchester, Essex, reduced a patient who suffered from delusions that he was Adolf Hitler to tears
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He shouted 'Heil Hitler' while Polish and Jewish colleagues watched
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He also groped a male colleague and touched a male patient's genitals
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The deputy ward manager sent pornographic images to a female co-worker

Question: Unacceptable: Johnson's tasteless behaviour is reminiscent of a memorable scene in @placeholder in which Basil Fawlty goose-steps around his hotel


(CNN) -- You can keep them for only a week. But T-Mobile is handing out free iPhones, along with a trial run of its cellular service, in the latest in a string of unorthodox promotions for the No. 4 wireless carrier in the United States. Through "T-Mobile Test Drive," curious consumers will get an iPhone 5S loaner and seven days of unlimited data to check out the service. Starting Monday, people can sign up for the program online. If they're not impressed, they can drop the phone off at any T-Mobile store, at no charge. People must give T-Mobile a valid credit card number to get a phone. If they return a cracked or water-damaged phone, they're billed $100. If they don't return the phone at all, they're billed $700, plus tax.
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"T-Mobile Test Drive" program gives the curious an iPhone 5S for seven days
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The week comes with unlimited data on the network
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It's the latest in a string of unconventional tactics by the No. 4 carrier
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Promotions come as Sprint is reportedly trying to buy T-Mobile

Question: Our network kicks ass, and now people can experience for themselves what a data-strong network can do with T-Mobile @placeholder."


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:27 EST, 8 August 2012 | UPDATED: 10:00 EST, 8 August 2012 A couple has been pulled before a judge after they refused to let their eight-year-old daughter undergo chemotherapy for a brain tumour, opting for alternative treatment instead. Sarah Parisian, from Minnetonka, Minnesota, had 90 per cent of the cancerous tumour removed last December and underwent a cycle of chemotherapy - but endured painful suffering, her parents said. When they told doctors they would not allow her to go through it again, Jon and Karen Parisian were reported to Child Protection Services and ordered into court.
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Sarah Parisian had operation to remove 90 per cent of tumor last year
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Underwent chemotherapy afterwards - but suffered terrible side effects
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Parents did not want to see her suffer so opted for alternative therapies
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Child Protective Services ordered couple to court
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The Parisians agreed to a compromise of lesser treatment

Question: 'So in order to modify her treatment we had to go in front of a judge and fortunately we seem to be working this out,' @placeholder, a financial adviser, added.


An Iraq war veteran who launched his own aid group to provide medical help for Syrian war refugees has been named as the next potential victim of ISIS. Former U.S. Army Ranger Peter Kassig, 26, has been confirmed as the latest American hostage to be held by Islamic State militants after he featured at the end of a video showing the beheading of British aid worker Alan Henning. In the footage, which emerged on the internet tonight, Mr Kassig, from Indianapolis, is shown on his knees next to 'Jihadi John'. The young aid worker is being held by the Jihadi who tells the camera that President Obama's aerial bombardment in Syria means that 'it is only right to continue to strike the necks of your people.'
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Peter Kassig appears in latest ISIS video showing British aid worker's death
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In footage, 26-year-old is shown on his knees as he is held by 'Jihadi John'
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Video released tonight claims to show beheading of hostage Alan Henning
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'Jihadi John' tells camera that President Obama's aerial bombardment in Syria means that 'it is only right to continue to strike necks of your people'
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Mr Kassig enlisted in the Army in 2006 and served in the Iraq war in 2007
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He then went to provide aid to Syrian war refugees and his family said that while in captivity he converted to Islam and took the name Abdul Rahman

Question: Because of our parliament's decision to attack the Islamic state I as a member of the @placeholder public will now pay the price for that decision.'


Newcastle United fans are all doing a jig by the Tyne right now. They have just been given a gift for Christmas and a Happy New Year all in one. I don't know one Newcastle fan who wanted Pardew to stay, so they are delighted Crystal Palace have obliged and taken him off their hands. But there is a downside to this that must surely hurt even the most passionate member of the anti-Alan Pardew brigade. Alan Pardew has left Newcastle United for relegation-threatened Crystal Palace Pardew's decision to leave Tyneside will make the majority of Newcastle United fans happy
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Alan Pardew leaving is a Christmas gift for Newcastle supporters
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Newcastle's image globally means they won't attract a top manager
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Under Mike Ashley's guardianship Toon are seen as also-rans at best

Question: But at the same time it's confirmation of what some of us have believed for a little while now – the only thing big about @placeholder is the support of the fans.


By Harriet Arkell Yoko Ono is a regular on Twitter, using it as a platform to share such gems as 'Remember, we are all water in the same ocean'. And while her 4.7million followers may smile wryly at her more mystical offerings, one, in particular, is driven mad by them. Tennis coach Judy Murray has taken to mocking John Lennon's widow on Twitter, retweeting her thoughts and adding jokes of her own. Barely a day goes past on the social network without the mother of Wimbledon champion Andy Murray making a jokey comeback to the 81-year-old New Yorker. Musings: Yoko Ono's mystical messages on Twitter are relentlessly mocked by tennis coach, Judy Murray
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Judy Murray, 54, often mocks Twitter messages posted by Yoko Ono, 81
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The tennis coach has no time for spiritual tweets posted by peace activist
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Typical Ono tweets include: 'Remember, we are all water in the same ocean'
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Scathing Scotswoman retweets New Yorker's messages - with added jokes
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Ono, who has 4.68million followers to Murray's 94,000, has never replied

Question: No-nonsense: Straight-talking @placeholder is widely credited as being a driving force behind her son's tennis success


(CNN) -- One person was killed in a shooting involving Border Patrol agents at the U.S.-Mexico border, Mexican state media reported Thursday. A U.S. Border Patrol agent shot and killed an adolescent who had been throwing rocks alongside several others at the border, the state-run Notimex news agency said, citing anonymous sources. In a statement released earlier Thursday, the U.S. Border Patrol confirmed the Wednesday night shooting, but did not say whether anyone had been killed. Citing preliminary reports, the Border Patrol said agents saw smugglers drop drugs on the U.S. side of the border in Nogales, Arizona, then return to Mexico.
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NEW: Mexico: The violence sparks "serious doubts about the use of lethal force"
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Notimex: A U.S. Border Patrol agent shoots and kills an adolescent
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Border patrol: An agent opened fire in response to rock-throwing
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The FBI is investigating

Question: An appeal is pending in a lawsuit filed by the teen's parents in @placeholder federal court, accusing the officer of using excessive force.


The jokes can finally end. Aston Villa have scored in the Premier League. At the eleventh hour. Literally. After 660 minutes of trying and failing to get a goal, Paul Lambert’s side found a way past one of the best defences in world football. Carles Gil shimmied round Oscar and delivered an inch-perfect cross. Jores Okore rose at the far post and nodded the ball past Thibaut Courtois. Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic runs over the the corner and slides on his knees in celebration after restoring the Blues' lead Willian (right) celebrates Ivanovic's (centre) goal against Villa by pretending to shine the Chelsea defender's boots
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Eden Hazard puts the Premier League leaders ahead after only eight minutes at Villa Park
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Aston Villa score their first goal in exactly 11 hours in the Premier League when Jores Okore nets for home side
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Branislav Ivanovic scores in the 66th minute to restore the visitors' lead against Villa
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Juan Cuadrado comes on for Willian to make his Chelsea Premier League debut in the 80th minute
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Chelsea extend their Premier League lead to seven points after Manchester City draw at home with Hull City

Question: @placeholder removed his coat and exchanged words with the rival dugout.


Breakfast cereals sold in Britain contain as much as 30 per cent more sugar than the same products in the United States. Kellogg’s Special K is sold as a healthy option for women trying to lose weight but contains 17g of sugar per 100g. That is equivalent to more than four teaspoons of white sugar and is 30 per cent more than the 13g of sugar per 100g in Special K sold  in America. Manufacturers claim that the level of sugar consumed in breakfast cereals is still low compared to what most people eat throughout the day The British version of Cheerios, made by Nestlé, has 21.5g of sugar per 100g, more than five times the amount of sugar as the American version (4g per 100g).
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Kellogg’s Special K has 17g per 100g compared to 13g in US
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Cheerios have 21.5g of sugar per 100g but in America it is only 4g
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Alpen has 15% more sugar in UK than in the US
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Government asks companies to commit to obesity pledges

Question: The manufacturer claimed that the difference in levels of sugar was not a result of extra additives in the @placeholder product.


(CNN) -- High school athletic director Brian Bordainick felt like he'd been shot when he learned the crushing news about his "9th Ward Field of Dreams" project. Coach Shyrone Carey, left, and athletic director Brian Bordainick are rebuilding a once-dominant football team. Architects who had agreed to help the Katrina battered Carver High School in New Orleans, Louisiana, win an NFL grant to build a $2 million stadium were pulling out -- the weekend before a Monday deadline. The firm apologized, Bordainick said, but it would not be able to provide a design proposal for the facility, which was critical to winning the $200,000 grant.
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High school hit hard by Katrina aims to build $2 million sports field with donations
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Four years after storm, all 530 students attend classes in FEMA trailers
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23-year-old athletic director leads fundraising campaign -- much of which is online
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Supporters: Facility will help students develop pride, discipline for successful life

Question: "And, if you kick a field goal on the other side, it goes into a house which was knocked off its foundation from @placeholder."


GOLDENEYE: IAN FLEMING'S JAMAICA by Matthew Parkinson (Hutchinson £20) At the height of summer July 1943, Ian Fleming, then the assistant to the Director of Naval Intelligence, flew to Jamaica with his old friend Ivar Bryce to investigate reports that a millionaire Swede — and Nazi sympathiser — had built a secret submarine base on the island. Bryce came away convinced that the trip had been a disaster. They found no evidence of a base and it rained incessantly — so much so that toadstools grew in their shoes overnight. Unbeknown to him, Fleming felt quite differently. He didn’t care about the rain or the toadstools in his shoes. He loved everything about Jamaica, especially its air of romantic decay.
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When Ian Fleming first visited Jamaica in 1943 he was entranced
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After the war was over he asked his friend Bryce to look for a site for him to build a house on
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While visiting a plot, Bryce saw a beautiful naked woman climb out of the water; it was the clincher
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Shortly after moving to his new home, Fleming began writing Casino Royale
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The mixture of action and sensuality he found at Goldeneye proved to be the rock upon which James Bond was built

Question: ‘You have never done it before and it might make you feel very happy.’ Like @placeholder, there was something distinctly misogynistic about Fleming’s philandering.


(CNN) -- Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum's "Google problem" is well documented. Now, the former U.S. senator's chief political rival, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, appears to be joining him. On Friday, a Google search for Romney's name was delivering a site called "Spreading Romney" as one of its top results. The spoof site (which, as will soon become apparent, is in no way associated with the Republican candidate or his campaign) is a twist on a site that caused Santorum to ask Google to bury it. "Spreading Santorum" popped up on the Web after the then-senator angered gay-rights advocates in 2003 with a comment that compared homosexuality to bestiality and pedophilia. A podcast host and sex columnist created the site, which "defines" Santorum's name with an explicit and lewd term we won't repeat here.
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Mitt Romney joins GOP rival Rick Santorum with a Google search-results problem
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New site, "Spreading Romney," gives a profane, fake definition of candidate's name
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Sites for Newt Gingrich, President Obama also exist, but have less traction

Question: @placeholder refused, saying it "very rarely" removes content, and only when it is illegal or explicitly violates Google's terms of service.


A family has been awarded a million dollar payout after shocking undercover footage revealed their mother was being abused in her care home. Eryetha Mayberry, 96, had dementia and was living at Quail Creek Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Oklahoma when her daughters Doris, Earlene and Sandra suspected that caretakers were stealing from her. They installed hidden cameras that collected footage of employees manhandling the grandmother by shoving latex gloves into her mouth and hitting her head. After seeing the footage, the family filed a civil lawsuit, and Friday the nursing home was found guilty of negligence, and the family was awarded $1.2 million in compensation, according to Fox23.
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Eryetha Mayberry, 96, was living at Quail Creek Nursing home in Oklahoma
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Her three daughters suspected caretakers were stealing from their mother and installed hidden cameras
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Footage showed caretaker Lucy Waithira Gakunga shoving gloves into Mayberry's mouth  while colleague Caroline Kaseke watched
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Family sought civil case in 2012 which reached federal court; they won and were awarded $1.2million after care home was found guilty of negligence
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Mayberry died in July 2012, a few months after footage surfaced

Question: @placeholder (left) has since been convicted for abuse by caretaker in the case and was also fired.


MOSCOW, Russia (CNN) -- Garry Kasparov has defeated the world's greatest chess players and battled a supercomputer for supremacy. Now, he's facing his toughest opponent, but trying to check the power of Russian President Vladimir Putin hasn't been easy. Garry Kasparov, right, says Vladimir Putin's regime is at a "dangerous phase" of turning into a dictatorship. Intensely sharp, the energetic 44-year-old Kasparov, whose political opposition party has been the most vocal against Putin's Kremlin, can hardly suppress his fury with the country's leadership. Jailed for five days before Sunday's parliamentary elections, the brooding grandmaster has spent long hours plotting his moves and countermoves.
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Kasparov: "This regime is entering a very dangerous phase"
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The chess grandmaster has become Russia's leading opposition figure
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A Putin youth leader says accusations against Russian leader are "nonsense"
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Parliamentary elections to be held Sunday

Question: "And the only way to make sure the Russian government reflects the views of the @placeholder people is to learn how to get compromise and create a broad coalition."

Question: "People ask me this question time and again: 'Why, Mr. @placeholder, tell us, there's so much money in the country, but nothing in our pockets?'"


Washington (CNN) -- The United States apologized Friday for a 1946-1948 research study in which people in Guatemala were intentionally infected with sexually transmitted diseases. A statement by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Secretary of Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius called the action "reprehensible." "We deeply regret that it happened, and we apologize to all the individuals who were affected by such abhorrent research practices," the joint statement said. "The conduct exhibited during the study does not represent the values of the United States, or our commitment to human dignity and great respect for the people of Guatemala."
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Obama offers "profound apologies"
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Guatemala accepts the apology, the presidential spokesman said
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The United States is launching an investigation
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The research was "reprehensible," the U.S. statement said

Question: "We know that this took place some time ago, but this is unacceptable and we recognize the apology from @placeholder."


At least seven people were arrested Thursday morning in Manhattan after trying to disrupt the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade as part of a protest against the grand jury decision in Ferguson, Missouri. The demonstrators used the hashtag #Stoptheparade on Twitter to rally supporters to their cause in New York City ahead of the holiday festivities. 'Listen, I am a big defender of parades. Basically #stoptheparade is just taking the existing parade & making it more meaningful, so win-win? wrote user Em Cameron Thursday morning. Scroll down for video Busted: Police officers in New York City arrested at least seven Ferguson protesters during annual Thanksgiving parade
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Seven demonstrators were arrested for trying to enter the parade path on Sixth Avenue
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The hashtag #StopTheParade was used on Twitter Wednesday night to organize the protest
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About 50 demonstrators met outside New York Public Library on Fifth Avenue before the parade
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Thousands of people spent the night blocking traffic around the city and chanting slogans
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Law enforcement sources told The Post a lack of arrests during other protests this week inspired the movement

Question: Protesters were allowed to march down @placeholder, but they were told they could not be on Sixth Avenue


(CNN Student News) -- October 29, 2010 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Indonesia • Haiti Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARMEN SMITH (DOROTHY): The city of Leeds, Alabama. CARSYN WHITEHEAD (TIN MAN): Home of the Mighty GreenWave. CARMEN SMITH (DOROTHY): I'm Dorothy! CARSYN WHITEHEAD (TIN MAN): I'm the Tin Man! ALLYSON BROWN (COWARDLY LION): I'm the Cowardly Lion! STEPHANI PAYNE (SCARECROW): And I'm the Scarecrow! ALL: And you are about to enter the wonderful world of the wizard Carl Azuz and CNN Student News!
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Examine the billions of dollars spent on the U.S. midterm elections
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Explore the challenges of distributing medical supplies in Haiti
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Learn about the Great Depression and one event that helped start it
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Use the weekly Newsquiz to test your knowledge of stories you saw on CNN Student News

Question: Plus, @placeholder is made up of thousands of islands, and some of those are hard to reach.


Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- In Egypt, television is a big deal. This is especially true during Ramadan, when networks spend an estimated $140 million on TV programming -- a sum nearly matched by what's spent on advertising. "Ramadan is still the biggest TV season. It's the Super Bowl of Arab TV, except that it goes for an entire month," explains Joseph Fahim, a prominent, Cairo-based film critic. It used to be that the plotlines for the myriad soaps and commercials that aired during Ramadan adhered to similar clichÃ©s: Family, unity, community, charity. Lately, with the region in upheaval, Ramadan television has acquired a distinct edge.
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Ramadan is the most lucrative TV season in Egypt.
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TV networks spend $140 million on programming over the holy month
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Lately, dramas and commercials have become more experimental with content

Question: Many are taking advantage of @placeholder's more experimental approach to subject matter during the holy month.


A Florida mom left her two young boys alone at home for hours, tying one to a sliding door with two belts and leaving both in diapers overflowing with their own filth, police charge. Derek Riley, a driver for the furniture store Rent-a-Center, told cops that he was visiting a customer in Orlando on Tuesday when he noticed two little boys, about 2 and 5, playing by themselves in a fenced-in backyard. He noticed something stranger about the older of the boys: two belts tied his left ankle up to a sliding glass door. 'They had him like an animal in there,' Riley told WFTV. 'That was really shocking to me.'
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Neftaldry Escarment, 24 of Haiti, was arrested for child neglect
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Her two boys, 2 and 5, were alone at home, one of them tied up to a sliding glass door with no access to the bathroom, food or water
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They were both in dirty diapers that reeked of bodily fluids

Question: Cops in @placeholder say that a mother left her 5-year-old boy tied to this sliding door by his ankle using two leather belts.


(CNN) -- President Obama commended the progress of African-Americans in a speech on the 100th anniversary of the NAACP, but said there was still much work to be done. President Obama addresses the NAACP in New York Thursday night on the group's 100th anniversary. Speaking at the organization's annual convention in New York, the city where the organization was founded, Obama evoked symbols of the civil rights movement to describe the NAACP's influence on race relations in the United States. "What we celebrate tonight is not simply the journey the NAACP has traveled, but the journey that we, as Americans, have traveled over the past 100 years," Obama told a star-studded crowd that included music producer Sean "Diddy" Combs and poet Maya Angelou, to name a few.
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NEW: Energy reform, access to education will pave way to prosperity, Obama says
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NEW: Obama tells parents to urge children to aspire beyond "ballers and rappers"
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President Obama says journey of NAACP mirrors progress of America
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RNC Chair Michael Steele says NAACP needs to take another look at the GOP

Question: The same willingness to do our part for ourselves and one another that has always defined @placeholder at its best."


The Netherlands is known as the liberal bastion of Europe - with relaxed attitudes to drugs and sex - but when it comes to Christmas, things are a little different. According to tradition, around mid-November St Nicholas, or Sinterklaas, is supposed to arrive in the country from Spain where he spreads Christmas cheer, with most towns holding parades. However, Sinterklaas also has a helper - Zwarte Pieten, or 'Black Pete' - who has attracted criticism in recent years over allegations the character is racist. Scroll down for video Racist? As part of Dutch Christmas tradition towns hold Sinterklaas parades, where a man playing St Nicholas marches through the streets along with his helper Zwarte Pieten, or 'Black Pete'
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As part of Dutch Christmas tradition towns hold St Nicholas parades
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Sinterklaas marches through the streets along with helper 'Black Pete'
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Character has drawn criticism in recent years over allegations it is racist
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According to tradition character kidnaps naughty children in sacks

Question: However officials refused to say whether or not the character of @placeholder was racist.


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- The Afghan government hopes to hold talks with Taliban representatives in Saudi Arabia in the coming weeks, according to a senior Afghan official, in a move that threatens to cloud already delicate and fragile steps to negotiate an end to the United States' longest war. The senior official, speaking anonymously as he was discussing sensitive diplomatic issues, said there were plans for a meeting between insurgents and Afghan officials in Saudi Arabia. Yet, he added, the plans were at such an early stage that it was not clear who -- including American officials -- would attend or when any talks would be held.
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Most details, such as who and when, remain up in the air
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U.S. has held discussions about opening a Taliban office in Qatar
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Move is "not in opposition to the Qatar process," Afghan official says
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U.S. official says move shows that Karzai is not on board with Qatar efforts

Question: "It is frustrating because often the assumption was that it would be difficult to get the @placeholder to focus on talks, but actually it's difficult to get Karzai to."


With Monday night’s FA Cup tie between Preston North End and Manchester United live on the BBC, it might be best if the first challenge involving Kevin Davies and Marouane Fellaini takes place after the 9pm watershed. The reputation of both precedes them; Davies committing more fouls than any other player in Premier League history and ‘Elbows’ Fellaini leaving a trail of victims over the past seven years in England. At nearly 38, Davies has reached the age where he feels free to say what he thinks. In the case of Fellaini, that is not very much. Preston North End striker Kevin Davies is preparing to face Manchester United in the FA Cup on Monday
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Manchester United face Preston North End in the FA Cup fifth round
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Kevin Davies is looking forward to battling Marouane Fellaini again
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Former Bolton star blames injury against United for not establishing himself as an England player

Question: Smarter and more sensitive than his battering-ram image would suggest, @placeholder is enjoying being centre-stage again.


Pretoria, South Africa (CNN) -- South Africans sang and prayed late Thursday outside the hospital where Nelson Mandela is being treated, singing "Viva Mandela!" after news the anti-apartheid icon's condition had stabilized. Colorfully dressed women danced in front of the Pretoria hospital where candles burned, the South African Press Association reported. Hundreds of people from the African National Congress Youth League and Women's League sang struggle songs, danced, and marched up and down the street in front of the hospital, according to the state-run South African Broadcasting Corp. "There is no other like him," they sang. Zuma: Mandela's condition improves
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"He is much better today than he was when I saw him last night," Zuma says
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Mandela's daughter: "He's ... still reactive to touch. We will live with that hope"
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Mandela's grandson criticizes "hurtful" and "mischievous rumors"

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(CNN) -- Call it the ultimate in military logistics. As land routes from Pakistan into Afghanistan are cut, sabotaged or otherwise interrupted, the U.S. military has developed alternative railroad routes that make the Orient Express look like a branch line. They are called -- rather prosaically -- the Northern Distribution Network, or NDN. The main route begins at the port of Riga in Latvia, from where freight trains roll across Russia, and continues along the edge of the Caspian Sea. It crosses the deserts of Kazakhstan and into Uzbekistan. About 10 days after beginning their odyssey, the containers cross into Afghanistan, carrying everything from computers and socks to toilet paper and bottled water.
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The U.S. military has developed an alternative railroad into Afghanistan
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The Northern Distribution Network's main line begins in Latvia
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Along the main line, it takes about 10 days to move supplies from load to delivery

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Harassed? 90s Playgirl model Daniel Sawka is suing his former employer ADP after he says he suffered years of ridicule from employees because of his nude photos A company that helps businesses handle personnel issues denies it forced one if its employees out of his job after it was discovered he had posed nude in Playgirl magazine. Daniel Sawka filed a federal civil rights lawsuit in May 2013 against Roseland, New Jersey-based ADP Inc. alleging sexual harassment. The company responded in a court filing Monday. Sawka worked as a regional sales manager for ADP, which offers workforce management services, including payroll services and human resources management, for other companies and says it has more than 610,000 clients around the world.
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Daniel Sawka says he was subjected to constant jokes and ridicule at work after a woman at ADP discovered he had posed nude in the early 1990s
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Sawka, 49, said his co-workers continued to download the pictures at work even after he implored them not to and to 'leave me alone'
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He alleges the company failed to end the ongoing sexual harassment, which he claims forced him to quit the job

Question: 'The sexual harassment ... that included managers participating in the sexual harassment, condoning it, and failing to stop it caused (@placeholder) to be treated unequally when compared to similarly situated sales managers,' the lawsuit says.


By Snejana Farberov A 13-year-old boy from Florida has been charged in the grisly stabbing death of a middle-aged homeless man over the weekend. Yoel Munoz, from Cape Coral, was taken into custody Sunday in connection to the murder of 51-year-old Thomas Bergstrom, who was discovered stabbed to death in his shelter in the woods a mile away from the teen's home. Thomas Bergstrom was found just before noon Saturday behind the Cape Coral Christian Center suffering from multiple knife wounds. Scroll down for video In cold blood: Police say 13-year-old Yoel Munoz (left) brutally stabbed 51-year-old homeless man Thomas Bergstrom inside his makeshift shelter in the woods of Cape Coral, Florida
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Yoel Munoz, 13, of Cape Coral, Florida, charged with killing 51-year-old vagrant Thomas Bergstrom
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Police found white hockey mask with messages written in blood and discovered Munoz's bloody shoes in his garage
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Munoz turned up in a hospital with stab wound to his thigh and offered conflicting stories explaining his injury
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Boy's family insisted Yoel was spending time with the wrong people but was 'innocent'

Question: @placeholder apparently became homeless after losing his job as a carpenter and handyman as a result of a workplace accident.


By Alex Greig and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 01:56 EST, 30 December 2013 | UPDATED: 12:31 EST, 30 December 2013 George Jacobs, who was Frank Sinatra's valet and confidant for 15 years, has died. Jacobs' son, Snake Jagger, says his father died of natural causes in Palm Springs Saturday night. He was 87. Jacobs was working for Hollywood dealmaker Irving 'Swifty' Lazar in 1953 when Sinatra hired and entrusted him with his personal affairs. Mr S: Jacobs (pictured with Sinatra) was the valet and confidant of Frank Sinatra between 1953 and 1968 Jacobs' 2003 book, 'Mr. S: My Life with Frank Sinatra,' gives an insider's look into the crooner's life, his women and his dealings with the Kennedys, the Rat Pack and the mob.
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George Jacobs, 87, died in Palm Springs Saturday night
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Between 1953 and 1968, he worked as Frank Sinatra's valet
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He lived with the star and traveled the world with him
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Sinatra fired Jacobs after a gossip columnist wrote that he was dancing with Sinatra's soon-to-be ex-wife Mia Farrow
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Jacobs wrote a memoir about those years called Mr S: My Life with Frank Sinatra
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He was married and divorced three times and had eight children

Question: Last dance: @placeholder and Mia Farrow (seen here on their wedding day) were divorcing when George Jacobs danced with her and was fired by Sinatra


Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (CNN) -- Raw satellite data about missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 will be released Tuesday, a Malaysian official said Monday. Malaysian acting Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein made the comments about the data from satellite company Inmarsat as he toured a newly constructed terminal at Kuala Lumpur International Airport. Families of the passengers on board the plane, which disappeared in March over Southeast Asia while carrying 239 people, have been demanding that the raw data be made public. The fate of the plane and those on board has become one of the great aviation mysteries of modern times.
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Malaysian acting transport minister says the Inmarsat data will be made public
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Families of passengers on the missing flight have called for its release
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No physical trace has been found of the passenger jet or the people it was carrying

Question: "In line with our commitment towards greater transparency, all parties are working for the release of the data communication logs and the technical description of the analysis for public consumption," @placeholder and the Malaysian aviation officials said in a joint statement.


By Sam Peters English professional football has been warned it faces a ‘tsunami’ of damaging legal claims that will cripple some clubs if managers continue to over-rule doctors and allow concussed players to play on. In an exclusive interview with the Mail on Sunday, the Football Association’s senior doctor Ian Beasley this week said the NFL’s massive legal settlement with former American Footballers suffering from early on-set dementia linked to head injuries — now in excess of £870million — has set a precedent other sports would be foolish to ignore. The last Premier League season saw an alarming number of incidences where managers ignored team doctors and allowed concussed players to return to play while this summer’s World Cup in Brazil also saw players with head injuries, including Uruguay’s Alvaro Pereira and Germany’s Christoph Kramer, play on.
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Football Association's senior doctor Ian Beasley said massive NFL legal settlement linked with early on-set of dementia has set a precedent
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Last season a number of Premier League managers ignored team doctors and allowed players to return to the field of play during matches
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At the Brazil World Cup, Uruguay's Alvaro Pereira and Germany's Christoph Kramer were also permitted to play on
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Beasley has warned clubs of effects of letting players go back on to the pitch
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He says financial implications of settlements could break smaller clubs
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Last week FA announced head-injury guidelines which state all players who lose consciousness or suspected of doing so must be taken off immediately

Question: ‘When you’ve got precedent of a tsunami [the @placeholder pay out] coming your way the best thing to do is to build your defence properly so you can withstand the tsunami.


Nothing could be clearer. David Miliband, then Labour’s Foreign Secretary, laying claim to the moral high ground, proclaiming: ‘I abhor anything that constitutes torture. Water-boarding, it’s perfectly clear to me it is torture. ‘I never supported extraordinary rendition to torture, always said that Guantanamo should be closed. There is no clash of ideals and pragmatism there.’ His uncompromising comments came in an interview in the New Statesman magazine in 2009. Scroll down for video David Miliband tried to use the court system over a period of six months to block publication of the fact that MI5 had connived in the torture of one suspect, Binyam Mohamed
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David Miliband tried to use courts  to keep truth of suspect's torture secret
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Binyam Mohamed detained on suspicion of attending Al Qaeda  camp
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Court documents said Mohamed subjected to 'cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment by the U.S. authorities'
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British intelligence services complicit in this, according to the documents
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Mohamed was later awarded £1 million compensation
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Miliband's supporters insist he was not fully aware of US torture details
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He now earns £300,000 a year running international human rights charity

Question: Next, @placeholder raised the political temperature by attacking ‘irresponsible judges’, claiming that if they authorised the release of the information, they would be giving ‘succour to the country’s enemies’.


By Mike Jaccarino PUBLISHED: 20:38 EST, 14 January 2013 | UPDATED: 08:05 EST, 15 January 2013 Care to dance: Ann Romney appears to two-step, here, with husband Mitt, but apparently will not dance on 'DWTS' Ann Romney has left 'Dancing with the Stars' at the alter. After 'several' powwows between the one-time First Lady hopeful and the TV show's producers, Mitt Romney's wife has reportedly declined an offer to do the proverbial two-step on the popular dance contest. Sources told TMZ.com Romney was once 'very interested' in the invitation extended her shortly after husband, Mitt, the GOP's 2012 presidential candidate, lost to Democratic incumbent Barak Obama.
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Ex-First Lady hopeful says she won't participate after several meetings with producers
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Mitt Romney's spouse was 'very interested,' in offer, sources say
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Michele Obama boogies down from Des Moines to Washington, D.C.
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Romneys not bashful about post-election public appearances

Question: Get down: While Romney declined 'DWTS's' offer, First Lady @placeholder has shown no reservations publicly showing off her moves during her husband's first term in office


Whether he's rocking a man bun or crucifix earrings, there's no denying that Ollie Proudlock is the trendiest resident of SW3. So iconic has the Made In Chelsea star's look become that he channelled his style expertise into a clothing line, Serge DeNimes. The 25-year-old has unveiled his AW14 range and modelled it in an exclusive photoshoot for MailOnline. Scroll down for video Style king: Ollie Proudlock from Made In Chelsea has unveiled his new AW14 collection and modelled it exclusively for FEMAIL Speaking about the range, the designer said: 'I am extremely proud and excited to launch this AW14 collection. I feel that the brand has gone from strength to strength over the last three years, and this collection is a reflection of all the hard work that my team and I have put into making this our strongest collection to date.
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Ollie Proudlock established Serge DeNimes and now it has 38 stores in UK
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Models AW14 exclusively for FEMAIL
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Worn by Jourdan Dunn and Rita Ora, now Ollie wants Pharrell to wear it
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Says a lot has changed with Lucy Watson since filming show
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Hopes to work in creative industry for many years to come

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By Rebecca English PUBLISHED: 07:44 EST, 29 October 2013 | UPDATED: 19:29 EST, 29 October 2013 It isn't every day that The Queen drives past your front door and the grins on the faces of this excited family were only rivalled by that of the monarch as she cruised through Brixton in her Bentley. Smiling and waving as she rolled through South London, the Queen was spotted by the woman and two children as she rolled past the steps of their home on her way to an  inner city riding centre. Joined by daughter-in-law the Duchess of Cornwall, the monarch, still a keen rider herself at 87, was visiting the Ebony Horse Club and Community Riding Centre in gang-ridden Brixton.
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Excited families watched as The Queen and Camilla drove through streets
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Royals were without Prince Charles for visit to the Ebony Horse Club
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The club gives underprivileged children the chance to learn to ride
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The Duchess of Cornwall has been the club's president since 2009
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Both the Queen and Camilla are famous for their love of horses

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Two of Pol Pot's senior leaders during the Khmer Rouge purges in Cambodia appeared in a United Nations backed court yesterday facing charges of mass murder, forced marriage and rape. Nuon Chea, 88, known as 'Brother Number Two', and ex-head of state Khieu Samphan, 83, have already been given life sentences after a separate trial at the same court in August for crimes against humanity. That ruling saw them become the first top figures to be jailed from a regime responsible for the deaths of up to two million Cambodians from 1975-1979. Scroll down for video Former Khmer Rouge leaders Khieu Samphan, left and Nuon Chea, right, are on trial in Cambodia in a special UN backed court facing charges of mass murder and rape over their time in power between 1975 and 1979
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The Khmer Rouge ruled Cambodia between 1975 and 1979 killing two million
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The regime forced people to leave cities and towns to work in the fields
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Intellectuals and people using glasses were routinely murdered
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Nuon Chea and Khieu Samphan face charges of mass murder and rape
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Chea and Samphan have already been found guilty of genocide
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The pair are being tried at a special United Nations backed court

Question: Its leader, @placeholder, was determined for society to be transformed into classless agricultural communism – at any cost.


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- A plea deal has been reached in the assault case against singer Chris Brown, defense attorney Mark Geragos said in a hearing Monday. Chris Brown, at court Monday, will serve five years probation and must do jail time or community service. Brown, 20, faced charges of assaulting his pop star girlfriend, Rihanna, following a row earlier this year. Under terms of the agreement, Brown will serve five years of probation and must serve 180 days in jail or the equivalent -- about 1,400 hours -- in "labor-oriented service," said Sandi Gibbons, spokeswoman for the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office. He must also undergo a year-long domestic-violence counseling class, she said.
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Singer will serve five years of probation, do community service
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Brown pleaded not guilty earlier in connection with assault on Rihanna
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Brown will undergo domestic violence counseling, judge said

Question: Etra said after the hearing that @placeholder "was fully prepared to testify and she would have told the truth about what happened that evening."


Sick: Leslie Cunliffe (in sunglasses) is being deported back to Britain from Australia A British rapist who carried out a horrific sex attack likened to The Silence of the Lambs will be deported from Australia to the UK, officials confirmed today. Leslie Neil Cunliffe, 63, will be sent back to Britain even though he has spent his entire adult life abroad and raised a family in Australia. Cunliffe  posed as a policeman to kidnap a 21-year-old woman, then gagged, blindfolded and bound her. He then drove her to a sound-proofed dungeon where he strapped a fake bomb to her. Later he cut off her clothes and raped her.
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Leslie Cunliffe lost appeal against decision to deport him
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Dragged his victim into a 'shed of horrors', strapped bomb to her body and demanded she call her parents begging for money
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Had lived in Australia since 1967 but still British citizen
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If we had tried to deport him, human rights law would have stopped us
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Breaking parole in Melbourne final straw for Australian government

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By James Nye PUBLISHED: 19:36 EST, 3 April 2013 | UPDATED: 08:12 EST, 4 April 2013 Ratcheting up pressure for Congress to limit access to guns, President Barack Obama said on Wednesday that recent steps by Colorado to tighten its gun laws show 'there doesn't have to be a conflict' between keeping citizens safe and protecting Second Amendment rights to gun ownership. 'I believe there doesn't have to be a conflict in reconciling these realities,' Obama said in Denver, where he stepped up his call for background checks for all gun purchases and renewed his demand that Congress at least vote on banning assault weapons and limiting access to large-capacity ammunition magazines.
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'I believe there doesn't have to be a conflict in reconciling these realities,' said Obama in Denver
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Obama noted that more than 100 days have passed since the shooting rampage that killed 20 first-graders and six adults at an elementary school in Newtown

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A leather coat belonging to Adolf Hitler's architect was bought for more than $10,000 - by the man's Jewish cousin. The coat, belonging to Albert Speer,  was sold at an auction in Los Angeles last week alongside autographed copies of Hitler's hate-filled autobiography Mein Kampf. It was bought by Jason Speer, a successful businessman who lives near Chicago who was also Albert Speer's third cousin, he said he was 'proud' to keep the jacket in the family. A label inside the coat depicts the NSDAP eagle emblem denoting the Nazi elite. Also included is the original invoice for the coat with Speer's name printed on it
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Chicago businessman Jason Speer bought the coat at auction for more than $10,000
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The third cousin of Albert Speer said he was 'proud' to keep it in the family
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Albert Speer’s architecture includes the Volkshalle in Berlin
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He was convicted at the Nuremberg trials and jailed for 20 years

Question: Two rare copies of Mein Kampf signed by @placeholder were also auctioned last week in Los Angeles


Ultimate tip: Cindi Grady, 51, has told of her joy after being gifted with a new car by a customer A struggling waitress has told of her joy after being gifted with a new car by a customer, calling it the 'tip of a lifetime.' Cindi Grady, 51, who works at Cracker Barrel  in Branson, Missouri - where the average hourly wage is  $3, according to glassdoor.com - had been driving around in a damaged vehicle for months after multiple run-ins with deer. Gary Tackett, a regular at the country-themed diner, noticed the car in the parking lot and thought it was abandoned in such a shabby state.
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Cindi Grady, 51, works at Cracker Barrel in Branson, Missouri, where the average hourly wage is around $3 according to glassdoor.com
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She had been driving around in a damaged vehicle for months after multiple run-ins with deer
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Gary Tackett, a regular  at Cracker Barrel, noticed the car in the parking lot and thought it was abandoned because of its shabby state
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He decided to take action and returned with a 2008 Ford Fusion a few weeks before Christmas to surprise Grady

Question: Overwhelmed: Grady hugs her 'guardian angel' @placeholder after being handed over the keys to her new car


MANCHESTER, New Hampshire (CNN) -- Sens. Hillary Clinton and John McCain received much-needed boosts from New Hampshire Tuesday. Clinton, coming off a disappointing third-place finish in Iowa, rebounded to overcome rival Sen. Barack Obama in the state's Democratic primary. Supporters at her headquarters chanted "comeback kid" as the results came in. Clinton trailed Obama by 9 points in recent polls. On the Republican side, McCain easily won his party's primary. The results mark a resurgence for the Arizona senator, whose campaign was all but written off this summer. What do the results mean? » Clinton and McCain embraced their comeback positions in addressing supporters Tuesday night.
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Women, older voters give Clinton boost, exit polls show
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McCain edges Huckabee among religious voters

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Question: The religious voters made up 14 percent of all @placeholder primary voters in New Hampshire -- much less than in Iowa.


President Barack Obama still has a long way to go to secure congressional authorization for military action against Syria even after clearing a key hurdle in the Senate. According to CNN, there are 18 "no" votes in the Senate and 24 "yes." Fifty-eight senators -- almost the same number of votes needed to overcome any filibuster -- remain undecided. After changing an Obama-sponsored proposal authorizing a military response to alleged chemical weapons use by Syria, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted on Wednesday to approve it by a 10-7 margin. The outcome set up debate next week in the full chamber.
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Despite House GOP leadership's call for approval, not a done deal among rank and file
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House Dems also a trouble spot for Obama, who is calling for limited action

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By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 18:22 EST, 8 November 2012 | UPDATED: 18:30 EST, 8 November 2012 To people who were caught in snarled traffic or had to shovel snow with leaves still on the trees, the storm pulling off the East Coast on Thursday was your basic nor'easter. To The Weather Channel, it was Athena. The network has taken to naming winter storms, much like is done for tropical systems. Scroll down for video New system: The Weather Channel has taken to giving winter storms names much as they do for tropical storms with a second storm in the Midwest, pictured off their site, now named Brutus
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Naming would help draw attention to both the storm and channel when their ratings usually soar
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NWS: 'please refrain from using the term "Athena" in any of our products'

Question: All their own: So long as viewers tune into the @placeholder they can see storms named like Athena and Brutus, as seen here already reported on their website


New York (CNN) -- Brooke Astor's son got one to three years in prison Monday for scheming to bilk millions of dollars from the late philanthropist's estate. Anthony Marshall, 85, had been found guilty of 14 of the 15 counts against him. Marshall was convicted in October of the most serious charges -- first-degree grand larceny and scheming to defraud. He faced a minimum of one to three years, or as much as eight to 25 years in state prison. Marshall's wife, Charlene, sobbed after hearing the sentence as supporters hugged her. One of the most serious convictions involved Marshall giving himself a $1 million-a-year raise for handling his mother's affairs, said Assistant District Attorney Joel Seidemann. Marshall's former attorney, Francis Morrissey, was also convicted of five counts relating to the case, including forgery and scheming to defraud Astor.
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Anthony Marshall sentenced Monday to one to three years in prison
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Marshall was convicted of bilking mom Brooke Astor of money before her death
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He faced a minimum one to three years, or as much as eight to 25 years in state prison
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Whoopi Goldberg, Al Roker among those who asked for a compassionate sentence

Question: "Given his advanced age and deteriorating health, justice may be better served by turning a compassionate eye towards this good son, father and patriot and finding it in your heart not to add 'prisoner' to Anthony Marshall's otherwise unblemished resume," @placeholder wrote in his letter to the court.


(CNN) -- The Episcopal Church has moved decisively closer to full acceptance of gay men and lesbians, taking steps toward recognizing same-sex marriage and gay bishops. Gene Robinson is the Episcopal Church's first -- and so far only -- openly gay bishop. A key committee voted overwhelmingly Monday to start putting together blessings to be used in same-sex marriages, the church's official newspaper reported. Separately, the House of Bishops voted by a wide margin to allow gays and lesbians to become bishops, Episcopal Life reported. Both measures must be approved by the church's General Convention before taking effect, but expert Mark Silk said there is "little reason" to think the changes will not "sail through."
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U.S. denomination takes steps to bless same-sex unions, accept gay clergy
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Changes must be approved by church's General Convention
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Church sparked controversy in 2003 by ordaining a gay man as a bishop
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Archbishop of Canterbury expresses regret over decision on clergy

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By Alasdair Glennie Tv Correspondent Under fire: The BBC's new economics correspondent Duncan Weldon has admitted he has flirted with the far Right His impartiality has already been questioned because of his Left-wing politics and links to the trade union movement. Now the BBC’s new economics correspondent – also under fire for a relative lack of journalistic experience – has admitted he has flirted with the far Right. Duncan Weldon, who starts work with flagship current affairs show Newsnight next month, has been accused of taking part in a racist leafleting campaign organised by the British National Party. After being confronted over the allegations, he wrote a blog post admitting he had a ‘misguided  flirtation with the ideas of the far Right’ as a teenager.
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Duncan Weldon starts work with flagship show Newsnight next month
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He has been accused of taking part in a BNP leafleting campaign
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Economics correspondent admitted having been a fascist in an article he wrote for his student newspaper in Oxford
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Weldon says he embellished  'far Right adventure' to impress his peers

Question: A BBC spokesman said: ‘Mr Weldon is a highly respected professional who has assured us he has not been a member of  the @placeholder.’


One of the young Libyan rebels credited with capturing Moammar Gaddafi in a drainage ditch nearly a year ago has died of his injuries after being kidnapped, beaten and slashed by the late dictator's supporters. The death of Omran Shaaban, who had been hospitalised in France, raised the prospect of even more violence and score-settling in the north African country. The newly elected National Congress have already authorised police and the army to use force if necessary to apprehend those who abducted the 22-year-old and three companions in July near the town of Bani Walid. Scroll down for video The coffin of Omran Ben Shabaan is carried as thousands of Misrata residents pay their respects during his funeral at Misrata stadium
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Omran Shaaban, 22, was one of the fighters who pulled former Libyan leader Colonel Gaddafi out of a ditch in his stronghold of Sirte
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Shaaban's death sparks fears of more violence and score-settling in the north African country

Question: Libya's president released a statement on Tuesday vowing that those responsible for the violence against @placeholder would be punished.