Amman, Jordan (CNN)The parents of Kayla Mueller are imploring ISIS to contact them. They believe -- or at least hope -- that their daughter may still be alive. "We have sent you a private message and ask that you respond to us privately," Carl and Marsha Mueller said in a statement. The couple is not giving interviews to the media as ISIS warned them not to. CNN had previously not published her name at the request of her relatives, who have now publicly identified her. The terror group captured Mueller, an Arizona native, in 2013. It said Friday that a Jordanian airstrike that pounded their de facto capital of Raqqa in Syria also killed her.
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State news: UAE putting F-16 squadron in Jordan to reaffirm solidarity
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Kayla Mueller's parents ask her captors to contact them privately
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U.S. officials have no evidence she has been killed

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You would think that after nearly 18 years as a unit, these quintuplets would relish the opportunity to do off to explore the world of college studies on their own, but you could not be more wrong. Maria, Emilio, John, George and Enna Diaz, 17, from Keller, Texas, have always been together, and as they have all been accepted to the same college, they can continue to do so – at least until graduation day. They were born just seconds apart in the space of three minutes on July 14, 1996, the first ever quints to be born in Houston.
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Maria, Emilio, John, George and Enna Diaz were Houston's first quints
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All five of them will be attending University of North Texas in the fall

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Nikki Westgarth, pictured with her son Jake Grimes, died from flu four days after giving birth to her second child Eva Rose A 21-year-old mother-of-two died of flu four days after her baby daughter was delivered via emergency C-section. Nikki Westgarth never got to meet  Eva Rose Westgarth-Burrell, who was born on February 4. Lying in a critical condition in hospital, doctors made the decision to deliver her unborn child via C-section. But four days later Miss Westgarth lost her life to the common illness. Her mother Kim Hannant is now bringing up Eva and her older brother Jake Grimes, four.
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Nikki Westgarth died four days after giving birth to baby Eva Rose
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21-year-old never got to meet her daughter after emergency C-section
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The mother-of-two fell ill with flu shortly after Christmas last year
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After two weeks in critical care doctors decided to deliver her unborn child
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Eva Rose Westgarth-Burrell was born on February 4
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She said: 'If it saves one person her death wasn't for nothing'
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NHS offers the flu vaccine free of charge to adults and children at risk
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By Daniel Piotrowski For Daily Mail Australia A lawyer arrested by police at his Sydney city office on class A drug charges was, together with a co-accused, part of a 'sophisticated drug syndicate', a court heard on Friday. Australian Government solicitor Nick Gouliaditis, 34, clutched his face and looked stressed while sitting in the dock at Central Local Court, wearing what appeared to be the same clothes he wore when he was arrested more than 24 hours before on Thursday. He cut a very different figure from the happy snaps of him partying, drinking booze and hanging out with his family posted on his Facebook page.
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Gouliaditis was a senior lawyer for the Australian Government
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He and a co-accused 24-year-old, Andrew James Connell, faced a bail hearing today
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Question: Mr @placeholder has been accused of being part of sophisticated criminal syndicate, which his lawyers deny


(CNN) -- "The View" returned to TV on Monday with a new set, two new faces and a pair of returning hosts who've spent their time away focusing on their health. During the season premiere, the revamped "View" cast, which now includes Rosie Perez and Nicolle Wallace, introduced themselves and caught the audience up on their lives. Rosie Perez, Nicolle Wallace and a brand-new 'View' For Whoopi Goldberg and Rosie O'Donnell, some of their big news included new physiques. Goldberg has shed 35 pounds, and O'Donnell, who previously co-hosted "The View" in 2006 and 2007, has lost more than 50 pounds.
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Two of "The View's" co-hosts share their weight-loss stories
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Rosie O'Donnell has lost more than 50 pounds through surgery
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Whoopi Goldberg has lost 35 pounds
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"The View" premiered its new season Monday

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By Conor Sheils PUBLISHED: 04:57 EST, 6 May 2013 | UPDATED: 07:46 EST, 6 May 2013 Two sisters helped themselves to jewellery worth £500 - seconds after a bungled armed robbery at a pawnbrokers. Masked raiders fled empty-handed after they smashed holes in the glass counter with a sledgehammer. Sisters Eva Bandova, 55, and Sona Horvathova, 45, who were shopping in the store, waited for them to leave - then reached through the holes and snatched rings. Eva Bandova, 55, and Sona Horvathova, 45, stole £500 of jewellery in 'opportunistic' theft But their 'stupid' theft was captured on CCTV.
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Eva Bandova, 55, and Sona Horvathova, 45, snatched jewellery following bungled armed robbery
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CCTV shows the pair cowering in fear moments before the 'stupid' theft
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The sisters were arrested after staff passed their details to police

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Question: @placeholder will be sentenced on May 29 after pre-sentence reports are drawn up.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 23:47 EST, 2 June 2012 | UPDATED: 00:01 EST, 3 June 2012 The credibility of Trayvon Martin's shooter could become an issue at trial after a Florida judge said that George Zimmerman and his wife lied to the court about their finances to obtain a bond, legal experts say. That's because the case hinges on jurors believing Zimmerman's account of what happened the night that the 17-year-old Martin was killed. 'The other key witness, unfortunately, is deceased,' said Orlando-area attorney Randy McClean, a former prosecutor. 'Basically, Zimmerman is going to be asking the jury to believe his version of the facts. ... As the case stands now, his credibility is absolutely critical to the case.'
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Experts question whether the case is now compromised because Judge Kenneth Lester accused George Zimmerman and his wife of deceiving the court over funds available for his bail bond
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Prosecutors claim Zimmerman had $135,000 available that had been raised by a website he set up
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Defense attorney Mark O'Mara said Zimmerman and his wife never used the money for anything
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The judge said he would schedule a hearing after Zimmerman is back in custody so the neighborhood watch leader could explain himself

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Question: Shot dead: In this undated photo provided by the @placeholder family, Trayvon Martin holds an unidentified baby.


Jailed: David Simmonds, the son of a company director, admitted battering graduate Jia Ashton to death The son of a company director yesterday admitted battering a young wife to death moments after she left work on a woodland path known as the ‘Yellow Brick Road’. David Simmonds, the father of a two-year-old boy, pounced on Jia Ashton as she walked her regular 20-minute route home from the headquarters of chocolate-maker Thorntons. At 19 stone and 6ft 2in, tattooed Simmonds weighed more than three times as much as his six stone, 4ft 11in victim. Officers believe that after beating and attempting to strangle the 25-year-old graduate trainee, Simmonds either stamped or jumped on his victim, fatally rupturing her heart.
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6ft 2in David Simmons subjected Jia Ashton, who was 4ft 11in and weighed just six-and-a-half stone, to sustained and brutal attack
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A world's first restaurant has opened in Canada. Signs Restaurant in Toronto is staffed almost entirely by deaf waiters and waitresses, and all of the employees know sign language. The unique eatery asks customers to order their food and drink using sign language, which is fully integrated into the dining experience. Scroll down for video. The walls in Signs Restaurant, Toronto are covered in photographs illustrating the alphabet Signs Restaurant in Toronto is staffed almost entirely by deaf waiters and waitresses The menu caters to almost any diet, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten- and dairy-free options as well as meat, poultry and fish.
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Staff at Signs Restaurant in Toronto, Canada, are fluent in sign language
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Dining establishment the brainchild of Anjan Manikumar
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American Sign Language fully integrated into the dining experience
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The city has a deaf population of 50,000 people and 10,000 restaurants

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(CNN) -- Should a convicted rapist, who has served their time in prison, be allowed to resume their old job? What if that job was as a high-profile football player? In the early hours of Friday, Ched Evans was released from a British prison -- a Category C facility for sex offenders -- after serving half of a five-year sentence for raping a 19-year-old girl in a hotel room. A blacked-out silver Mercedes 4x4 apparently whisked him out of sight of the waiting photographers before dawn had even broken. In another life, photographers had trained their lenses on the 25-year-old Evans for very different reasons -- he was the prized player of third-flight English league club Sheffield United, signed for Â£3 million ($4.8 million) in 2009.
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Footballer Ched Evans released after serving sentence for rape
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Convicted of raping 19-year-old girl in hotel room in 2012
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Almost 150,000 sign petition against his return to Sheffield United
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NEW: Sheffield Utd denies reports it has offered a contract to Evans

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They say that only in adversity can you truly know a man. In which case, anyone watching the Bundesliga this season must be getting pretty intimate with Jurgen Klopp. Just like Brian Clough — capable of getting once routinelooking players to perform and win at the elite level, and packed full of explosive, colourful outbursts — Klopp is iconic in the rise and rise of German football. Jurgen Klopp's side have lost seven of their opening 10  games and are one place above the drop zone Arjen Robben scores the winner from the penalty spot as Bayern came from behind to beat Dortmund
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Jurgen Klopp's Dortmund sit in 16th place in the Bundesliga
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Just like Brian Clough  Klopp is iconic in the rise and rise of German football
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Dortmund's best chance of getting out of this mess is with Klopp

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Leicester are keen on signing Tottenham defender Kyle Naughton this month. The former Sheffield United full back is on the periphery of Mauricio Pochettino's first-team plans. And Foxes boss Nigel Pearson has identified Naughton as one of the men he wants to bolster his relegation-threatened squad. Tottenham defender Kyle Naughton is a January transfer target for relegation-threatened Leicester City The full back is one of many players Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino is willing to sell this transfer window Persuading Pochettino to part with Naughton will not be a problem. The defender is one of a number of players the Spurs boss is prepared to sell this month as he looks to stamp his authority on the squad in the transfer window.
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Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino is willing to let Kyle Naughton leave
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Leicester are interested in the full back as they hunt Premier League safety
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Foxes are currently bottom of the table with 14 points from 20 games

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By James Nye and David Mccormack PUBLISHED: 19:26 EST, 15 January 2013 | UPDATED: 06:34 EST, 16 January 2013 Loss: Reddit co-founder Aaron Swartz, 26, who faced 35 years in prison over wire fraud charges at MIT, took his own life at his Brooklyn home on January 11 Internet activist Aaron Swartz's father told his son's suburban Chicago funeral that the Reddit co-founder was ‘killed by the government.’ The 26-year-old was found dead of an apparent suicide in his New York apartment Friday. His funeral was Tuesday morning at the Central Avenue Synagogue in his home town of Highland Park, Illinois.
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Internet activist Swartz, 26, committed suicide on January 11 at his Brooklyn home as he faced 30 years in jail
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The internet activist faced decades in prison over hacking charges  for allegedly downloading more than four million academic journals
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Speaking during the service, Robert Swartz accused the Government of 'hounding' his son

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Rome (CNN) -- Thrust from obscurity to notoriety overnight, Capt. Francesco Schettino is the man at the center of the questions and recriminations over the Costa Concordia cruise ship disaster. As transcripts emerge of his conversations with the Italian coast guard on the fateful Friday night the ship ran aground, the 52-year-old's every word is being pored over for clues as to what happened. A picture is beginning to develop of a man who spent decades at sea, but who his employers say did not live up to his training or responsibilities at the helm of his ship. With at least 11 deaths confirmed and about two dozen people still missing, Schettino may face charges including manslaughter, shipwreck and abandoning a ship when passengers were still on board, chief prosecutor Francesco Verusio has said.
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Schettino trained at a well-regarded nautical institute, local media report
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Schettino, now under house arrest at his family home, comes from a seafaring background
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He argues the rocks he hit were uncharted; Costa says he took an unauthorized course

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Sochi, Russia (CNN) -- The Olympic city has a dog problem. Thousands of stray canines wander the streets and suburbs of Sochi. They can be seen loping through the recently completed parks and housing developments that have sprung up around what was once a sleepy Black Sea resort. In the countdown to the Winter Games, Russian animal rights activists have accused city authorities of ramping up a campaign to exterminate street dogs through the use of poison. Yulia Krasova says she witnessed the long, agonizing death of a street dog when she walked out of a movie theater in Sochi two weeks ago.
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Russian animal rights activists accuse authorities of campaign to exterminate street dogs
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Government-backed shelter met with distrust by animal rights groups
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Reports of the widespread culling of animals put city and Olympic officials on the defensive

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New York (CNN) -- A 35-year-old New York man has been charged with hate crimes in connection with seven "knockout" assaults, including attacks on two elderly women and a mother walking with her daughter, police said Saturday. Barry Baldwin, a Brooklyn resident, was charged with six counts of assault as a hate crime, six counts of aggravated harassment as a hate crime, and other crimes for a spate of attacks between November 9 and December 27 in predominantly Jewish sections of Brooklyn, police said. Possible 'knockout' game victim: 'The whole group of kids laughed' On November 9, Baldwin allegedly punched a 78-year-old woman who was pushing a stroller -- apparently as part of the "knockout" assault game, where people try to knock a random stranger unconscious with a single blow. The victim was knocked to the ground.
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New York man charged with hate crime assaults in November, December attacks
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"Knockout" attackers try to knock a stranger unconscious with single blow
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Alleged victims included two elderly women and mother walking with young daughter

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Prime Minister Tony Abbott has announced that the Australian government will donate $20 million to help staff a 100-bed Ebola response clinic in Sierra Leone. Mr Abbott said that the government would be contracting an external company to deploy staff to the region. The clinic will be built by the UK and over 200 staff will be needed to run it, comprising mostly of locals. However, Australian volunteers and international medics will also be needed. The mission follows a deal struck between the governments of Australia and the UK and healthcare provider Aspen Medical to manage services in a British military field hospital in Sierra Leone.
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The government will donate $20 million to open an Ebola response clinic
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The clinic will be in Sierra Leone
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The facility will have 100 beds
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A deal has ensured any Australian who contracts the disease will be treated at the clinic as if they were a British citizen
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An extra $2 million will be sent to Sierra Leone to enhance the regional preparedness for Ebola
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Another $2 million will go to Australian logisticians working with UN agencies
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Mr Abbott stated that the chances of an outbreak of Ebola in Australia are still very low
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Opposition leader Bill Shorten has commended the government's actions
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Australian Medical Association President Brian Owler said he has questions regarding the clinic
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Any Australian workers intending to travel to Sierra Leone would need proper training and resources
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Deputy leader of the opposition Tanya Plibersek said there are hundreds of Australians willing to help

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Calling all fans of Jackie Chan, Bruce Lee and Donnie Yen. Hong Kong may be a well-known shopping and foodie destination, but the birthplace of Chinese martial arts films now offers some butt-kicking activities and scenic attractions for kung fu fans too. Nunchuks not mandatory. 1. Free kung fu lessons You'll never be able to punch like Jackie Chan, but you can pick up some basic moves to show off to family, friends and local ne'er do wells. The weekly kung fu demonstration at Kung Fu Corner teaches introductory techniques used in traditional combat. Instructors incorporate different weapons and kung fu styles in their routines.
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Kung fu tour includes martial arts class, Bruce Lee museum, dim sum
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"Enter the Dragon" was filmed in Tsing Shan Monastery
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Shaolin Wushu Culture Center offers two-day kung fu retreats

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(CNN) -- It has all the trappings of a proper murder mystery: an attractive, up-and-coming victim, a sudden death, a mysterious stranger, whispers of poison. Only this case involves a dog, the highly competitive canine show circuit and a professionally adorable Samoyed named GCH CH Polar Mist Cruz'n T'party At Zamosky -- Cruz for short. The 3-year-old dog fell ill and died on February 16 in Lakewood, Colorado, barely a week after he appeared -- but didn't place -- in the prestigious Westminster dog show. "I think somebody deliberately poisoned this dog," Cruz's handler, Robert Chaffin, told CNN on Friday.
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Sudden death of up-and-coming show dog puzzles owner, sparks talk of poisoning
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Owner and handler suspect Cruz, a Samoyed, was poisoned
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The vet who examined the dog says tests weren't done, so we'll never know
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Activist decries the "creepy" world of dog shows

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(CNN)I can't believe I'm writing this, but: California, you've got a heck of a lot to learn from Mississippi. Not in terms of per capita income, obesity rates or LGBT rights. It's well-known that Mississippi falls at or near the bottom of 50-state rankings for a range of social and health indicators. But there's at least one stat where the Magnolia State shines: Its vaccination rate. A staggering 99.7% of kindergartners in Mississippi are vaccinated for measles, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That's the highest rate in the nation. In California, the rate is only 92.3%.
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John Sutter: California should boost its vaccine laws
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The state offers exemptions for religious and personal beliefs
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(CNN) -- A former hospital worker systematically shot and killed four people in upstate New York on Saturday, authorities in two counties said. Former hospital worker Frank Garcia, 34, has been accused in the shooting rampage. Frank Garcia, 34, was arrested Saturday afternoon. Garcia knew all four victims, police said, but they didn't reveal details about the relationships. "The individuals who were shot were known to the suspect. It was not necessarily a random act," Monroe County Sheriff Patrick O'Flynn said. The first two victims -- Mary Sillman, 23, and Randall Norman, 41 -- were fatally shot before 5 a.m. at Lakeside Memorial Hospital in Brockport, where Garcia was once employed, O'Flynn said. Another woman was wounded and is undergoing treatment at a nearby hospital, he said.
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Suspect went door-to-door in search of victims' residence, authorities say
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Christopher Glatz, 45, and wife Kim, 38, were shot "execution-style" in home
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The couple's teenage children at suburban Rochester home but were not injured
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Mary Sillman, 23, and Randall Norman, 41, shot at a hospital earlier Saturday

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By Mail Foreign Service PUBLISHED: 12:12 EST, 5 March 2013 | UPDATED: 02:45 EST, 6 March 2013 A Russian soldier who went missing 33 years ago during the Soviet Union’s ill-fated Afghan War has been found alive, living a semi-nomadic existence. Red Army conscript Bakhretdin Khakimov was presumed dead by Soviet chiefs. In fact, he had been wounded in battle in 1980 and was rescued and cared for by locals. He adopted an Afghan name, Sheikh Abdullah, married a local woman, who later died, and now practises herbal medicine in the western province of Herat. Walking wounded: Bakhretdin Khakimov was presumed dead by Soviet chiefs, but he had been wounded in battle in 1980 and was rescued and cared for by locals
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Bakhretdin Khakimov has now adopted Afghan name Sheikh Abdullah
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Injured in battle in 1980, only months after the Soviet invasion

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By Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 09:06 EST, 23 June 2013 | UPDATED: 17:36 EST, 23 June 2013 The owner of a suburban Chicago pizzeria was gunned down early Thursday morning saving his beloved wife during an attempted armed robbery after closing.A drifter has been charged with two counts in the shooting death of Giovanni Donancricchia, the heroic pizzeria owner who distracted the shooter while his wife fled to safety. Returning to defend his business, Giovanni was then allegedly shot in the chest, according to police.Donanricchia, 64, allegedly saw Matthew Brown-Turner enter his Cicero pizzeria after midnight Saturday morning, pull a gun on his 62-year-old wife Angela and attempt to rob the joint, officials said. Rising to the occasion, Giovanni was able to get his wife to safety before returning to defend his restaurant. The Italian immigrant was shot in the chest and the gunman fled the scene, cops said.
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The suspect was wanted for violating parole stemming from a felony plea deal four years ago
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The slain pizzeria owner immigrated to Chicago from Sicily in 1968 at the age of 19
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His family plans to reopen the restaurant in his honor at the end of June

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(CNN) -- Dan and Susan Hartmann are HIV discordant. He has HIV; she does not. They always have protected sex, which was never an issue, until they wanted to start a family. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that people like Susan, who are in a discordant relationship, take pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP, to protect against personal HIV exposure. But there is little research on how the medications affect a fetus. Meanwhile, adoption can be complicated when one parent is HIV positive. Assisted reproduction using IVF and techniques such as sperm washing (ridding the sperm of the virus before creating an embryo with an egg), are costly and illegal in some states, like California in 2007, when the Hartmanns were living there.
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Dan and Susan Hartmann wanted to start a family, but Dan is HIV-positive
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The Hartmanns now have a healthy daughter, and Susan does not have HIV

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For years, customers at Fat Smitty's hamburger restaurant have stuck personalised dollar bills to the eatery's walls and ceiling. Now the owner of the landmark diner - which sits on Highway 101 in Discovery Bay, Washington - has finally taken down the vast collection of banknotes and donated the cash to charity. Carl 'Fat Smitty' Schmidt struggled over his decision to remove the thousands of dollar bills that have slowly accumulated in his restaurant over the last quarter of a century. Made of money: Fat Smitty's manager Casey Carson (left) talks with customers Matt Organ and Tim Crawford last week. On Saturday the Discovery Bay, Washington, restaurant's vast collection of dollar bills totalling $10,316 was taken down
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Tradition at Fat Smitty's diner in Discovery Bay, Washington, was instigated by travelling salesman in 1985

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Vernon Kay looks ahead to this Sunday night’s contest between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Carolina Panthers, which will be shown live on Channel 4. The Panthers lead the way in the NFC South with two wins from their opening two games this season. The Steelers, meanwhile, will be looking to bounce back from their heavy loss against AFC North rivals Baltimore last Thursday. I’m very excited to have a first look at the Panthers on Channel 4 this season for one reason– Cam Newton (if he plays). He is too big a player to risk but on the flip side he is too big a player not to have in the game.
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Carolina Panthers take on Pittsburgh Steelers in Sunday night game on C4
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Panthers are 2-0 after wins over Buccaneers and Lions this season
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Steelers beat Browns in opening game but lost to Ravens in week two
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Cam Newton is struggling with injury problems but looks set to play

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Abidjan, Ivory Coast (CNN) -- Ten Ivory Coast soldiers have been killed in attacks Sunday and Monday by unidentified gunmen in Abidjan, the economic capital, the defense minister said. The attacks come just before the country celebrates its independence on Tuesday. The first of the attacks occurred before dawn on Sunday and took place in Abidjan's neighborhood of Yopougon, a stronghold of the former president, Laurent Gbago. The gunmen attacked the Abidjan's 17th district police station after about 50 people were arrested in the neighborhood in a preventive raid carried out by the Ivorian army earlier in the night, defense minister Paul Koffi Koffi said by phone from Abidjan Sunday.
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Five Ivory Coast soldiers are killed by unidentified gunmen Monday, the defense minister says
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An attack also occurred Sunday in Abengourou but no one was killed, state media reports

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They're a long way off. But expecting mom Ashley Gardner has given her not-yet-born quadruplets a costume of their own this Halloween. Celebrating the miracle surgery that saved all four children last week, she excitedly got into the festive mood by wearing a skeleton outfit - with four little skeleton characters printed on her ballooning pregnant belly. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Festive feeling! Ashley Gardner dressed up her pregnant belly with this bespoke Halloween costume It came just days after Ashley and her husband Tyson were hauled into the hospital for emergency surgery to save the four girls. 'Happy halloween everyone!!!' Ashley wrote on Facebook, giving a 21-week update on her pregnancy.
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Ashley Gardner, of Utah, underwent surgery last week - it was a success
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One set of twins have twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS), a condition which affects identical twins, causing an unequal flow of blood
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Mrs Gardner has endometriosis, which affects her ability to get pregnant
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Couple delighted to learn their first attempt at IVF had worked in July

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Question: The page, which has so far gained nearly 60,000 'likes', also features photos of the moment the couple found out their first round of @placeholder had been successful.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Obama on Thursday sent a civil nuclear agreement with the United Arab Emirates to the Senate for ratification, but its passage remains uncertain, thanks to a recently disclosed video. Sheikh Issa bin Zayed al Nahyan allegedly tortured a business associate on videotape. Senior U.S. officials said lawmakers critical of the deal could use the video, which shows a member of the UAE government's royal family torturing a man, to argue the United States should not have such nuclear cooperation with a country where the rule of law is not respected and human rights violations are tolerated.
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Obama sends nuclear agreement with the United Arab Emirates to the Senate
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Recently released video shows member of UAE royal family torturing a man
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Co-chair of congressional Human Rights Commission opposes deal

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Washington (CNN) -- A showdown meeting Tuesday between U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and the House Oversight Committee chairman failed to resolve their dispute, which could result in a contempt vote against the nation's top prosecutor. Holder and Rep. Darrell Issa, R-California, met for about 40 minutes to discuss Issa's demand for more documents relating to Operation Fast and Furious, a botched federal firearms sting operation that allowed weapons to reach Mexican drug gangs. After the meeting, Issa told reporters that Holder has yet to provide the documents sought by the panel. Unless at least some of the documents are handed over before the committee meets Wednesday morning, it will proceed in considering a contempt measure, Issa said.
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"I'm not going to buy a pig in a poke," Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa says
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Rep. Issa expresses disappointment over the continuing standoff
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Attorney Gen. Holder says Issa is playing political games
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House Oversight Committee could act Wednesday on contempt vote against Holder

Question: The department says it already has handed over more than 7,000 pages of records to @placeholder investigators, and that the remaining material Issa wants could jeopardize criminal prosecutions.


By James Slack and Martin Robinson David Cameron put the UK on a collision course with Europe today as he promised to fight a ruling forcing Britain to give prisoners the vote. The Prime Minister insisted the decision was one for MPs, not a 'foreign court', after human rights judges issued an ultimatum giving the Government six months to change the law. European judges rode roughshod over British sovereignty yesterday by ruling that prisoners must be allowed to vote. In a devastating blow, they rejected last year's overwhelming vote by MPs for maintaining our historic blanket ban on voting by convicts.
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MP's brand Strasbourg ruling an 'infringement of Parliament's rights'
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Euro court states ban on prisoners voting violates human rights
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Question: This would still mean granting the vote to tens of thousands of inmates, in clear defiance  of the express wishes of @placeholder.


By Snejana Farberov for Mail online For Dave Lacey, it seemed like he lost his wife, Erica, twice: first when she succumbed to a rare form of cancer at the age of 30, and then when a camera containing her final photos was stolen by burglars. The Santa Ana, California, man was devastated when he came home one day in 2012 to find his house ransacked and his valuables gone. But the young widower did not care about his missing Xbox and other items because the thieves had taken his most prized possession of all - his late wife's Canon camera.
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Dave Lacey, from Santa Ana, California, lost his wife, Erica, to aggressive non-Hodgkin lymphoma in 2011
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A year after Erica Lacey's funeral, the couple's home was burglarized and the thieves stole a camera containing photos from her wake and funeral
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David Aguilar and Monica Molina were arrested and pleaded guilty to a series of home invasions in Santa Ana
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Police were able to track down Lacey's camera to a pawn shop and then returned it to the widower with all the photos intact

Question: Erica Werdel-Lacey lost her life to cancer in December 2011, not long after celebrating her 30th birthday with her husband of two years, @placeholder.


(CNN) -- He's been a principal figure in German football for decades, winning the 1974 World Cup as a player before becoming Bayern Munich's club president, but Uli Hoeness' world could come crashing down after being charged with tax evasion on Tuesday. The former Bayern star, who won three European Cups as well as a European Championship title with West Germany in 1972, could end up in jail for his transgressions. After a months-long probe which has attracted considerable interest in Germany, the 61-year-old has been charged following an investigation into unpaid taxes on a Swiss account in his name.
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Bayern Munich president Uli Hoeness charged with tax evasion by a court in Munich
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Former West German international's defense team has four weeks to answer charges
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Issues relates to unspecified Swiss bank account in Hoeness' name

Question: After joining Bayern as an 18-year-old in 1970, Hoeness -- who could play either in midfield or attack -- became a key player for the club, winning three league titles and three straight @placeholder Cups between 1974-1976.


(CNN) -- It's time for Team USA to put up or shut up in Brazil. Beat Germany, or at least eke out a tie, and the Americans go through to the knockout stage. Lose, and they open themselves up to the possibility that their World Cup 2014 run ends in the group stage. That's one of five things we'll be watching for and talking about Thursday: 1. NOTE FROM THE BOSS Could be quiet in the office First came the trash talk between Germany and the United States -- at the United Nations, of all places! Now Team USA's German-born coach Jurgen Klinsmann is trying to rally fans stateside. The game starts at noon ET, right in the middle of the workday, so Klinsmann tweeted a form letter for employees to give their bosses.
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NEW: Uruguay striker Luis Suarez banned for nine matches for biting Italian opponent
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Take the day off to watch the match, Team USA head coach Jurgen Klinsmann urges
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Ghana suspends two star players over allegations of physical and verbal abuse
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Even Israelis backed Iran's underdog World Cup run

Question: Media reports say a planeload with more than $3 million in cash was sent from Ghana to Brazil after the @placeholder apparently complained they hadn't been paid their appearance fees since the start of the competition.


Rome (CNN) -- The Vatican geared up for the inauguration of the pope on Tuesday, a ceremony ushering in a new era for the Roman Catholic Church. Anticipation mounted among the faithful across the globe awaiting a joyous and solemn chapter of Christian history. St. Peter's Square will bustle with tourists, locals and pilgrims during the official Mass to install Francis as the bishop of Rome. The choice of day to anoint him as the holy father of the Roman Catholic Church carries a rich symbolism: It is the day that Catholics celebrate the Feast of St. Joseph to honor Jesus' father on Earth, the carpenter Joseph. It also happens to be Father's Day in Italy.
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NEW: Argentine president wants pope to use influence to help deal with Falklands dispute
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Robert Mugabe is among many leaders to be on hand for Francis' inauguration
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The pope, who plans to deliver his homily in Italian, isn't expected to stay within a script
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Thousands of Catholics packed St. Peter's Square on Sunday to hear his first Angelus

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(CNN) -- One week before a potential government shutdown, Senate Democrats for the first time reacted positively to an offer from House Republicans that would keep the government running for two more weeks while cutting $4 billion. "The plan the Republicans are floating today sounds like a modified version of what Democrats were talking about" in a proposal made to Republicans Thursday, said Jon Summers, a spokesman for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada. However, the Democratic offer Thursday was slightly different in that it was related to a longer-term spending bill that would last until October 1, the beginning of the new fiscal year.
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Deal would keep government running for two more weeks while cutting $4 billion
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Cantor says cuts would come from terminating some programs from Obama's budget, eliminating earmarks
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Boehner expects the measure will pass the House early next week

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(CNN) -- Bowe Bergdahl, the only American POW in Afghanistan, has doubtless been at the forefront of his parents' minds, if not atop the national conscience. It's not that the American people don't care; it's more that updates about the 27-year-old soldier have been sparse, as his family has remained reticent for fear of jeopardizing his safety. With news that the U.S. will engage in peace talks with the Taliban and encouraging signs that Bergdahl will be included in a prisoner swap, we'll likely be hearing more about the man whom friends and family describe as an adventurer and a gentleman.
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State Department says it expects Taliban to discuss prisoner swap "in coming days"
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Bowe Bergdahl was 23 when captured in June 2009 in southeastern Paktika province
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Bergdahl's family says via spokesman latest developments are "encouraging news"
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Friends, family describe him as gregarious gentleman, prone to wanderlust, kindness

Question: The statement added that the @placeholder was being careful with Bergdahl and that there appears to be disagreement within the Taliban about what to do with its lone American captive.


One of Pope Francis' newest cardinals has sparked outrage by claiming that homosexuality is a 'physical defect' that can be 'cured with the proper treatment'. Recently elected Fernando Sebastian Aguilar from Spain, 85, who takes up his office in the Vatican in February, angered gay rights groups by likening the sexual orientation to long lasting physical aliments like his own high blood pressure. The comments are in direct contrast to Pope Francis' recent assertion that the Catholic church should not marginalise gay people, but should instead treat them with acceptance and compassion; comments that were immediately attacked by local politicians.
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Likened homosexuality to human defects like his own high blood pressure
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Comments were directly opposing Pope's recent views on homosexuality
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LGBT community calls Cardinal's comments 'medieval' and 'out of touch'
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Cardinal claimed Pope's message of compassion had been 'manipulated'

Question: @placeholder, the only Spaniard among the 19 new cardinals, insisted the Pope's message about gay people had been manipulated.


(CNN) -- Military intervention in Mali has been swift -- it took only a few months for foreign forces to step in to start helping the population. Yet 10 years ago, the conflict in Darfur began. Many Darfuris are still waiting for the international community to help stop the bloodshed and ethnic cleansing. Civilians are still being systematically targeted, raped and killed and a recent upsurge in state-sponsored violence and human rights abuses is particularly worrying. Yet the response from the international community is to look the other way. Watch video: Warning of new Sudan disaster Why the rush to help Mali while Darfur has suffered for a decade? Quite simply, the answer is fear.
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10 years after conflict began, Darfuris still waiting for end to bloodshed, says Hussain Begira
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International community ignoring a recent upsurge in violence there, he says
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He argues that U.N. should implement its sanctions and impose no-fly zone
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'Darfur 10' campaign aims to put the crisis back on the international agenda

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Convicted: Jordan Horner, 20, is one of a group of Sunni Muslims facing jail for attacking a group of Shi'ites in what is believed to be the first case of Muslim sectarian violence on the streets of Britain Radical Sunni Muslims are facing jail for attacking a group of Shi’ites in what is believed to be the first case of Muslim sectarian violence on the streets of Britain. Violence broke out on London’s Edgware Road, a well-known Shia area, on May 10 last year during a protest organised by radical preacher Anjem Choudary calling for jihad in Syria. Two men were beaten to the ground with placards and wooden sticks. One was so badly injured he had blood streaming down his face after being kicked in the head as he lay helpless on the floor.
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Violence broke out during protest organised by preacher Anjem Choudary
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Two men were beaten with placards and sticks during event in London
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Ginger-haired Jordan Horner, 20, attacked man after calling him a 'kuffir'
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Other Sunni members Mohammed Almagir, 34, Mirza Ali, 38, Mohad Uddin, 36, and Kamran Khan, 29, joined in, shouting 'Shias are the enemy within'
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Horner, Ali, Almagir and Uddin guilty of violent disorder, and Khan of affray
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Group all due to be sentenced at the Old Bailey tomorrow

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Jose Mourinho risked the wrath of the Football Association after claiming the ‘campaign’ against his side is still going on and could cost Chelsea the Premier League title. Mourinho was incensed after being held 1-1 at home by Burnley on Saturday, claiming a string of decisions by referee Martin Atkinson cost his side dearly, with Chelsea midfielder Nemanja Matic set to miss next Sunday’s Capital One Cup final against Tottenham after being sent off after 69 minutes. Mourinho felt Ashley Barnes should have been sent off for the challenge that prompted Matic to retaliate by pushing the Burnley striker over, and should also have seen red for an earlier push on Branislav Ivanovic. And Mourinho’s sense of injustice was not helped by two penalty claims that were ignored, when Michael Kightly handled an Ivanovic shot in the 33rd minute, and then when Burnley skipper Jason Shackell pushed Diego Costa to the ground shortly before half-time.
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Jose Mourinho carefully chose his comments on Nemanja Matic's sending off for reacting to Ashley Barnes' tackle
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The Chelsea boss identified minutes 30, 33, 43 and 69 as 'crucial' and says they changed the game
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Ivanovic and Diego Costa both had solid penalty appeals turned down by referee Martin Atkinson
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Ben Mee equalised for Sean Dyche's side in the second half following Matic's straight red card
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Chelsea responded to the incidents on the club website and were honest about  their opinions on the decisions
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Question: 69 - @placeholder misses the ball and almost snaps Nemanja Matic's left shin with his studs but Atkinson waves play on.


(CNN) -- When Iranian director Asghar Farhadi accepted his Golden Globe for best foreign film last month, he spoke a few words of thanks, paused and announced he wanted to say something about his people. Two nations held their breath. "They are a peace-loving people," Farhadi said, and then was gone. Brief though it was, his comment was eloquent, to the point and unsettling in its simplicity. Likewise his movie. Much of the reason that "A Separation" has made such an impact in the West -- a virtual sweep of the critics' prizes, a Golden Globe and two Oscar nominations, including a virtually unheard of nod for a non-U.S. screenplay -- is that it isn't a foreign film at all (except for all that Farsi).
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John Anderson says Iranian film "A Separation" successful because themes not foreign
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He says the irrational paranoia that drives Iranian regime has echoes in right-wing U.S. politcs
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Anderson: At a time of saber-rattling between nations, the film shows common humanity

Question: If anything, it's a feel-good movie, albeit in a wildly perverse way: Having experienced the anguish of @placeholder's characters, the viewer comes away with the inescapable sense of our common humanity, the resounding sense that we're all in this life together.


For 50 years, Harry Redknapp has been one of football’s most colourful and outspoken characters. Now he’s written a book every fan will want to read. In A Man Walks On To a Pitch, Redknapp reveals how close he came to signing Patrick Vieira and Luis Suarez during his time as Tottenham manager. Despite all that has happened in his career since, one of the biggest regrets of my life in management is not taking Luis Suarez to Tottenham when we had the chance. ‘You’ve got to take him, Harry,’ Ruud Gullit told me. ‘He’s fantastic.’ VIDEO Scroll down to watch Luis Suarez kick the ball in a team-mate's face during training
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Harry Redknapp's latest book, A Man Walks On To a Pitch, is being serialised by Sportsmail this week
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Redknapp reveals that Vieira was willing to sign for Tottenham but circumstances changed and he stayed in Italy before joining Man City
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Redknapp was encouraged to sign Suarez by Ruud Gullit but delayed making a bid and was then priced out of a move by Ajax

Question: By the time he did become available — the following January — our needs had changed and @placeholder snapped him up.


By Anna Hodgekiss A teacher has saved the life of a seriously ill pupil by giving her one of his kidneys. Ray Coe, 53, stepped in to rescue Alya Ahmed Ali, 13, after learning she was desperate for a donor. Ayla, from Stratford, east London, suffered from renal failure. She also has hydrocephalus - water on the brain - which has resulted in her having severe learning difficulties. Hero: Ray Coe, 53, stepped in to rescue pupil Alya Ahmed Ali, 13, after learning she was desperate for a donor Her worried mother told Mr Coe during the summer term last year that Ayla  would be absent from school as she had to have kidney dialysis.
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Alya Ahmed Ali, 13, from London, had suffered from renal failure
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Her concerned teacher, Ray Coe, 53, offered to to donate one of his kidneys
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Despite the odds, he was a match and the transplant was successful
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Her father: 'He's an amazing man, we owe him so much'

Question: He has given a new life to @placeholder and her whole family.'


Washington (CNN) -- In the context of 2016, Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Warren are rivals for the Democrats' presidential nomination whose every word about each other is scrutinized and picked apart. But Warren and Clinton have been on the national stage for years, and before they were ever considered rivals, they met each other in the late '90s. Warren spoke about the meeting in a 2004 interview on Bill Moyers' "NOW on PBS" show. Warren reflects glowingly of Clinton as first lady but also bluntly talks about how Clinton's election to the Senate in 2000 changed the former secretary of state.
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Elizabeth Warren told Bill Moyers in 2004 that she briefed Hillary Clinton about bankruptcy
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Clinton helped veto a bankruptcy bill. "I never had a smarter student," Warren said
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Warren said as senator, Clinton changed position because of the financial services industry
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The 2004 exchange shows how Warren's changed, too -- she's now less candid about Clinton

Question: @placeholder is not the only one who was changed by the U.S. Senate, however.


The Instagram account of the Icelandic Police Force in Reykjavik has become an online hit. Iceland has one of the lowest crime rates in the world, so as well as uphold law and order, the Reykjavik police has time to serve their community in other ways. The account shows snaps of police officers teaching young children how to behave in traffic, find lost dogs, eat ice cream and take part in the local Pride parade. Crimes? What crimes? The Instagram account of the Icelandic Police Force in Reykjavik show pretty much everything but the officers hunting criminals Fun times: A group of female police officers pose wearing fake mustaches for a fun snap
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The Reykjavik Police's Instagram account has become an online hit
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Reykjavik and Iceland has one of the lowest crime rates in the world
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The Instagram shows police supporting the community in other ways

Question: Hardcore: There may not be too many criminals on @placeholder, but when they show their ugly faces, these officers are more than prepared to deal with them


(CNN)The scene of devastation is staggering in Debaltseve, the town at the heart of the battle between Ukrainian forces and pro-Russian separatists in recent days. Barely a house is unscathed by shelling. Elderly civilians trapped by the fighting still cower in basements. After most Ukrainian forces pulled out Wednesday, the separatists are now in control. It's obvious there's been a seismic shift on the battlefield. But it's not yet clear what the Ukrainian withdrawal means for the shaky peace deal that came into force Sunday. Will the separatists halt their offensive, satisfied with the territory they hold? Or will they be emboldened to push for more?
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A CNN team finds wide destruction in Debaltseve, now in separatist hands
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Leaders of Russia, Ukraine, France and Germany speak a week after forging peace deal
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Ukrainian President says a separatist offensive in Debaltseve breached the deal

Question: "The whole world saw that @placeholder doesn't adhere to its commitments," he said after his troops' hasty retreat.


(CNN) -- Senate Republicans have said no to any piece of legislation related to immigration that extends beyond border enforcement. Most recently, they killed the DREAM Act (it stands for Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors) with a filibuster and balked at the late-hour introduction of a comprehensive immigration bill by Sen. Robert Menendez, D-New Jersey. The conventional wisdom has been the GOP's position was a good short-term strategy that would mobilize the Tea Party movement in a climate of left-of-center malaise and reinforce Republicans' seemingly inexorable November landslide. There is good reason to believe, however, that obstructing Congress on immigration will hurt the party in this election and in the long-term.
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Daniel Altschuler: GOP has opposed any immigration legislation beyond border control
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He says party helped kill DREAM Act as part of strategy to thwart Democratic agenda
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Latinos see GOP's position, he says, and it could hurt the party in midterms and beyond
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Altschuler: If Latinos vote for Dems in midterms, GOP may decide to deal on immigration

Question: On its face, this has just been the most recent episode in the GOP's broader strategy -- block @placeholder efforts and then denounce the Democrats as incapable ideologues.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:02 EST, 20 September 2013 | UPDATED: 12:47 EST, 20 September 2013 The eight-year-old boy who wrote a heartfelt letter to Santa Claus asking for help to stop his sister being bullied at school got one of his Christmas wishes early. Ryan Suffern's letter made news around the world after his mother Karen posted it on her Facebook page over the weekend, touched that he wanted to forgo his presents to help his twin sister Amber - but also heartbroken her daughter was suffering. He also asked that her favorite band Big Time Rush come to Amber's birthday party as it would 'make her so happy'.
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Mom Karen Suffern cried after reading the letter written by her son and posted it on her Facebook
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Ryan, 8, wrote to Santa Claus asking that instead of a present at Christmas he would prefer if the bullies at school would stop picking on his twin sister
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Good Morning America arranged for Big Time Rush to sing to Amber
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Rocky Mount Preparatory in North Carolina have said they are taking actions to make things easier for Amber
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She told her mom she sometimes wished she was dead so the bullies would leave her alone

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In diplomacy, like in sales, success often depends on making your adversaries believe they proposed the result you wanted. By that measure, Russian President Vladimir Putin appears to have closed the sale on annexing Crimea from Ukraine. On Monday, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev visited the region that Moscow now claims over international protests, while Russia also said it was withdrawing a battalion of infantry troops from the tens of thousands deployed near the border with eastern Ukraine. Meanwhile, diplomatic efforts focus on defusing the immediate threat of armed conflict and setting up a negotiating process, rather than necessarily reversing the Crimean annexation.
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Secretary of State Kerry cites defusing tensions and setting up talks as goals
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Kerry doesn't mention Crimea by name after meeting with Russian counterpart
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Kerry's bottom line: "No decisions about Ukraine without Ukraine"

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By David Kent Former England boss Fabio Capello says he will stay in his post as Russia coach despite the team's World Cup failure. Russia were eliminated after the group stage in Brazil without winning a game, prompting speculation the Italian would be fired. After emerging from his second meeting with Russian Football Union officials in three days, Capello told local media it was 'confirmed' that he 'will continue to work with the Russian team'. Going nowhere: Fabio Capello has managed to dodge the axe after Russia's poor showing in Brazil Capello signed a contract extension in January taking him through to the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
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Russia failed to win a single group game at the 2018 World Cup
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Russian Football Union officially confirm Capello will not be leaving post

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Burned: Phillip Lechter says his new iPhone 6 bent and burst into flames earlier this month, while he was attending a football game at the University of Arizona Yet another iPhone defect has been revealed from a man in Arizona who reports that he suffered serious burns when his phone burst to flames in his pocket. Arizona business coach Phillip Lechter says the incident happened on October 11, while his family was visiting the University of Arizona to watch a football game against USC. On his personal blog, Mr Lechter writes that he was riding to a tailgate party in a rickshaw with his wife and 7-year-old son, when the cart tipped over.
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Phillip Lechter says a rickshaw accident caused his iPhone to bend and then catch fire in his pocket earlier this month
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The business coach says he sustained second-degree burns in the accident, and that he wants Apple to pay his medical bills
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The company has replaced his iPhone 6

Question: 'Somehow in the process of the tipping of the rickshaw my new @placeholder iPhone 6 had bent in my front pocket and caught on fire.


(CNN) -- A Federal Trade Commission official announced that Twitter users will be able block personal data from being shared with third-party websites. The announcement came at an Internet privacy forum in New York, where FTC Chief Technology Officer Ed Felten announced the micro-blogging and social media service is participating in "Do Not Track," the Internet privacy feature launched last year by Mozilla for users of its Firefox web browser. "Do Not Track" allows users to block third-party cookies, which are used to piece together Internet users' personal information and online activity. To opt into the service on Twitter, users must select the "Do Not Track" feature within the Firefox browser. Other top web browsers, including Apple's Safari and Microsoft's Internet Explorer, have similar features.
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Facebook and Google depend heavily on third-party apps for their revenue

Question: According to Mozilla, around 9% of @placeholder users opt in to "Do Not Track."


From the opening seconds, when Demba Ba clattered a shot into the woodwork almost directly from the kick-off, it was clear that this might be a European play-off containing a little more peril than normal for Arsenal. Aaron Ramsey’s late red card for two bookings summed up their discomfort. Besiktas, and Ba in particular, seemingly on a mission to prove Chelsea sold the wrong striker, were not about to bow down and shower Arsene Wenger and his team with rose petals as they waved them into the group stages of the Champions League for the 17th successive year. Slaven Bilic had them revved up and Wenger’s team performed, as they did against Crystal Palace on Saturday, with spirit and resistance but little fluency.
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Aaron Ramsey is sent off as Arsenal endure stalemate at Turkish opponents Besiktas
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Besiktas boss Slaven Bilic was sent to the stands in the closing stage of the match
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Champions League play-off second leg is at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday

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By Chris Wheeler Follow @@ChrisWheelerDM As Manchester United try to find room for the Class of ’92 in the new order at Old Trafford, they should perhaps be more concerned over the future of a more recent graduate of their academy. It is hard to think of a more willing, less confrontational individual than Danny Welbeck. So when the 23-year-old England striker grows so unhappy that he considers leaving a club that has been part of his life since he was spotted by United at the age of eight, we should take notice. Last month, sources close to Welbeck revealed that he was ready to quit Old Trafford after the World Cup with two years still left on his contract. Their claims, largely confirmed by an interview the player gave over the weekend, suggested that he had grown disillusioned under David Moyes.
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England striker could leave Old Trafford this summer
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Welbeck was a 'victim' of the David Moyes regime
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Tokyo is a huge and often confusing city for travelers, but with these tips you needn't be daunted by the Japanese capital. 100 Yen shops are great value for money. Subway Tokyo has an incredibly efficient subway, but the 13 lines are run by two different companies, Toei Subways and Tokyo Metro, meaning a bewildering variety of day passes are available. A good bet is the Toei and Tokyo Metro One-Day Economy Pass, which costs ¥1,000 and gives you a day of unlimited travel on all subway lines. During rush-hour the subway becomes an unbearable crush. All social niceties go out the window in a free for all that's best avoided completely.
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100 Yen shops are hugely popular in Tokyo and are great value for money

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By Claire Ellicott PUBLISHED: 19:47 EST, 14 December 2012 | UPDATED: 04:07 EST, 15 December 2012 Its catchprase is ‘more reasons to shop at Morrisons’. But animal lovers have fewer reasons to shop there following the supermarket’s festive advert featuring a child feeding Christmas Pudding to the family dog. Vets warned that dried fruit in the cake could cause acute renal failure and death in dogs if left untreated and branded the supermarket ‘irresponsible’ for showing the advert. Campaigners have now set up a Facebook page and have complained to the Advertising Standards Authority about the advert, saying it encourages people to feed Christmas pudding to dogs.
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Vets warn dried fruit in Christmas pudding could cause acute renal failure and death in dogs
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Pet owners urged not to feed their animals raisins, sultanas, dates, grapes, onion, raw green potato, turkey (or any other) bones and chocolate

Question: 'Not everyone loves traditional Christmas pud': A child in the @placeholder advert looks suspiciously at some Christmas pudding placed on his plate


A leading UKIP politician has been forced to deny that he played Bungle in Seventies kids’ show Rainbow after hoaxers hacked his Wikipedia page. Paul Nuttall, deputy leader of UKIP, found his Wikipedia page edited by pranksters to say: ‘Nuttall was the original Bungle in children’s television show Rainbow.’ The North West MEP, from Bootle, Merseyside, said: ‘I think this is probably the funniest thing I’ve ever read about myself on the internet. I’m all for it.’ Paul Nuttall, deputy leader of UKIP, has been forced to deny that he played Bungle in Seventies kids’ show Rainbow after hoaxers hacked his Wikipedia page
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Paul Nuttall's Wikipedia page was tampered with by internet pranksters to boast that he had been the giant friendly bear in a previous career
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The North West MEP was forced to deny it and says he is too young to have filled the role as he was born in 1976 - four years after the show launched
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He described the rumour as 'probably the funniest thing I've ever read about myself on the internet'
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Nuttall used to be a history teacher before he joined the world of politics

Question: Bungle, second from left, was a regular member of long-running children's favourite @placeholder, which ran from 1972 until 1992


New Delhi (CNN) -- The father of the woman whose rape and fatal beating provoked outrage across India and worldwide says his daughter's death "brought an awakening to society." The 23-year-old student, whose name has not been released, died in a Singapore hospital in late December after being assaulted on a New Delhi bus on December 16. The case sparked protests in several Indian cities and led to promises to strengthen laws against sexual assault. Opinion: India's rape problem needs a rewiring of society's attitude "Society can no longer turn a blind eye to these sorts of incidents, which are happening every day," the woman's father told the British television network ITV. "We have to change ourselves. If there are no changes, then these horrible things won't stop. The public has to wake up now."
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The victim of the December New Delhi gang rape and fatal beating was an aspiring doctor
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"Society can no longer turn a blind eye to these sorts of incidents," her father tells ITV

Question: Read more: @placeholder rape exposes the perils of being a woman in India


Cairo (CNN) -- Convulsions of violence followed the fierce clashes that killed dozens of people Sunday in Egypt, when Muslim Brotherhood supporters clashed with their opponents and security forces. By Tuesday, the death toll from Sunday's violence climbed to 55. That number could continue to rise, as some of the 250 injured could succumb to their wounds. On top of that, six Egyptian soldiers have died in attacks since Sunday. In the city of Port Said, a group of attackers shot and killed an Egyptian soldier on Tuesday, according to state-run media. And on Monday, Islamist militants in the Sinai killed five Egyptian soldiers in the town of Ismailia, state media said. In the village of Al-Tor, they set off a car bomb that killed two people and wounded 48, state media reported.
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Violence has pockmarked Egypt since Sunday's clashes that killed dozens
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The death toll from those clashes now stands at 55, with more than 250 injured
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Supporters of ousted President Morsy keep protesting despite pressure from the military

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(CNN) -- A modern-day David and Goliath story is unfolding in Washington state over whether you have the right to know what's in the food you purchase. The outcome will likely have national implications. What's at stake is I-522, the initiative that would mandate labeling food that is genetically modified. In support, you have a large grassroots movement that includes farmers and ranchers, fishermen, business owners and consumers. On the other side, you have a handful of large corporations such as Monsanto, Dupont and Dow that are fueling the food fight by spending millions of dollars to stop the people's right to know.
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Ben Cohen, Jerry Greenfield: You have the right to know what's in your food
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Washington state to vote on whether to require labels on genetically modified food
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Writers: A grassroots movement is pitted against agribusinesses such as Monsanto
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Writers: Corporations spending millions should not determine the outcome of the vote

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(CNN)  -- Esra'a al Shafei, a recent university graduate in Bahrain, is young, Muslim and frustrated. Young Muslims, pictured here in Afghanistan, are increasingly using technology to engage the world. The 23-year-old says the complexity of who she is as a Muslim is being distorted by extremists and the media coverage of them. Channeling her frustration, she started Mideastyouth.com, a Web site she describes as a place for young people in the region to "show a different side of our religion" and discuss topics big and small, taboo and not. She represents a generation of Muslims who are using technology to express themselves, connect with others, challenge traditional power structures and create an identity in an era when Islamic extremists often grab the headlines.
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The number of young Muslims using the Web is rising, experts say
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They're using it to express themselves and connect with others
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These tools also are providing a way to organize socially and politically

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A new CNN poll shows that it's back to a toss-up for the 2014 midterms elections. A month ago, Democrats were comfortably ahead 50-42%. Now the Republicans are marginally ahead 49-47%: a 10-point swing in public opinion. Of course, the figures don't actually tell us who will win the next round of congressional elections, but they do remind us of a fact that escapes short-termist political punditry: Voters react to events and are liable to change their mind. The rise and rise of President Obama's unbeatable rainbow coalition is not a historical inevitability but the product of temporary trends. To recap, the story a few months ago was that the Republicans had proved themselves incapable of governing wisely and, therefore, of winning elections. By trying to use the shutdown to force a delay in the further implementation of Obamacare, they were accused of putting partisanship before country, of pushing America to the brink of destruction just to humiliate Obama.
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Tim Stanley: CNN poll shows GOP is now ahead for 2014 midterm elections
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He says it shows voters react to events, in this case Obamacare snafus, are volatile
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He says shutdown hurt GOP, but Christie and Virginia race offered some good news
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Stanley: Obama coalition not inviolable; voters fed up with him and Congress, will shift

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FIFA president Sepp Blatter has ruled out revisiting the vote for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups after the world governing body's executive committee agreed unanimously that an 'appropriate' form of the Garcia report should be published. Blatter said in a statement that 'external legal experts' supported the view that 'there are no legal grounds' to revoke the controversial vote in 2010 to award the World Cups to Russia and Qatar. FIFA's executive committee agreed unanimously that an 'appropriate' form of the report into World Cup bidding by Michael Garcia, the ethics investigator who resigned earlier this week, should be published but with names and other details removed.
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FIFA voted to publish Michael Garcia's World Cup bidding report
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The report concerns Russia and Qatar's successful World Cup bids
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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor Furious Nick Clegg today revealed how he rebuked his staff for the WWI wreath blunder which meant he failed to write a personal dedication to the war dead. He was among senior politicians ridiculed on Monday for laying a wreath at a ceremony in Glasgow with a label just scrawled with 'From the Deputy Prime Minister' in black felt pen. David Cameron and Prince Charles both penned personal notes to attach to their wreaths, and today Mr Clegg his staff are ‘very well aware’ of his anger for failing to arrange for him to do the same.
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Deputy Prime Minister challenged on radio show about insensitivity
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Caller says his aides should have known to ask to write a personal note
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At WWI ceremony  Clegg's wreath said: 'From the Deputy Prime Minister'
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Message at Glasgow Cenotaph was scrawled in black felt tip pen
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David Cameron and Prince Charles had personally signed their own notes

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Bamako, Mali (CNN) -- An effort to halt advancing militant Islamist forces has resulted in "many deaths" in northern Mali, a military spokesman said -- with the fatalities including Malian soldiers, insurgents and a French pilot killed in a helicopter raid. Mali is being joined by France -- its former colonial ruler, which recently sent troops there -- as it tries to beat back advances by forces linked to al Qaeda. Much action recently has focused in and around the key northern city of Konna, which insurgents took on Thursday only to retreat the following day after a combined air and ground assault.
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NEW: West African states to meet Wednesday to prepare for troop deployment
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An al Qaeda wing rooted in Mali's north has advanced, alarming many internationally
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France joins Malian forces in intervening, and a French pilot is killed in a raid
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France's president cheers military progress, but says "our mission is not over"

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Question: "@placeholder, in this operation, is not pursuing any interest ... other than safeguarding a friendly country, and (France) does not have any goal other than fighting against terrorism," the French president said Saturday.


By Rob Cooper PUBLISHED: 10:29 EST, 9 May 2013 | UPDATED: 13:40 EST, 9 May 2013 Murderer: Paul Groves, 34, who bludgeoned to death William 'Billy Boy' Martindale, 39, with the handle of a pickaxe A factory worker bludgeoned a self-styled Essex gangster to death using the handle of a pickaxe in a row over drugs. Paul Groves, 34, was today found guilty of murdering William 'Billy Boy' Martindale, 39, in a savage attack on his remote smallholding in High Ongar, Essex. He knocked his friend unconscious by punching him before repeatedly hitting him with the weapon. The cold-blooded killer was also found guilty of causing severe head injuries to another man, Paul Meeking, 55, in the attack.
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Paul Groves, 34, found guilty of murdering William 'Billy Boy' Martindale
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Mr Martindale had written a book about his gangster lifestyle
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Atlanta (CNN)Even a zombie apocalypse has a silver lining. At least in Georgia. Fans of the wildly popular AMC series "The Walking Dead" are making their way to Atlanta and surrounding small-town Georgia to sniff out traces of Rick Grimes' crew of survivors and the voracious zombies on their trail. On one recent Sunday, two "Big Zombie" bus tours drew mostly out-of-state visitors with fans from Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Washington and places across the Southeast, plus a fan from Brazil on a monthlong American odyssey. Many planned their trips especially to see "The Walking Dead" locations up close. Mary Kolodziej and her husband, Eric, flew into Atlanta from Indianapolis for a zombie-centered getaway.
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Fans of "The Walking Dead" are making their way to Georgia
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"Big Zombie" tours reveal film locations in Atlanta and more rural parts of Georgia
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More than 150 film and TV productions were shot in Georgia in fiscal year 2014

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(CNN) -- A Penn State assistant football coach who reportedly told Joe Paterno in 2002 he witnessed a young boy being sexually assaulted in a shower won't be at Saturday's Nebraska game because of "multiple threats," the university athletics website said Thursday night. A graduate assistant at the time, Mike McQueary told a grand jury he had witnessed former defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky, now 67, assaulting the boy at the campus football complex. Questions over how university officials responded to reports of alleged abuse cost coaching legend Paterno and university President Graham Spanier their jobs. McQueary has been criticized for not calling police, but he has not faced any legal charges.
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Sandusky tried in court of public opinion, his lawyer tells CNN
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Trustees dismiss president and remove Joe Paterno as head coach
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Interim coach says, "We all have a responsibility to take care of our children"

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By Lee Moran Updated: 08:43 EST, 15 February 2012 Explosives experts today linked yesterday’s botched terror attack in Thailand with two earlier blasts amid mounting evidence that Iran is running a covert campaign against Israel. The homemade ‘sticky’ bombs, which feature distinctive magnetic sheets, were similar to those used against Israeli targets in New Delhi, India, and Tbilisi, Georgia, earlier this week. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today warned that Tehran’s actions were destabilising the world and its aggression must be stopped ‘Iran’s terror operations are now exposed for all to see,’ he told the Israeli parliament. ‘World countries must condemn Iran’s terror acts and draw a red line.’
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Wounded bomber arrested and charged after Thai blasts
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Second Iranian detained as he tried to flee through Bangkok airport
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Third man on the run, believed to be in Malaysia

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Super fit Real Housewife of Beverly Hills Eileen Davidson braved the icy waters of the Pacific Ocean yesterday and took the Penguin Plunge. The 55-year old actress, who won the outstanding lead actress Emmy last year for her role on Days of Our Lives, ventured into the 56-degree Pacific ocean in Venice Beach, Calif., to participate in the annual New Year's Day tradition with her husband Vince Van Patten, 57, and family patriarch Dick Van Patten, 86, of Eight Is Enough fame. Scroll down for video Ready set go: Real Housewife Eileen Davidson took the Penguin Plunge on New Year's day
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The 55-year old star, who won the outstanding lead actress Emmy last year for her role on Days of Our Lives, looked super fit in Venice Beach, CA
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She didn't hesitate when she dove into the ocean - and even got her hair wet
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Eileen stayed in the chilly water for about two minutes
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Dick Van Patten's father began doing the challenge and the Van Patten family has continued the tradition
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Eileen is locked in a war with Housewife Brandi Granville, who called her a homewrecker and threw a glass of wine at her

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(CNN) -- Paraguay will meet Uruguay in Sunday's Copa America final in Argentina after a dramatic penalty shoot-out win over Venezuela. The 5-3 loss denied Venezuela the chance to reach the final of the Latin American tournament for the first time. The match itself was largely disappointing and finished goal-less, a far cry from the 3-3 thriller played out in the group stages by the same two sides -- Venezuela had come back from 3-1 down. Uruguay books place in final Venezuela increased the tempo in extra time; twice hitting the woodwork through Maldondo's deflected cross-come-shot and a free-kick from Juan Arango.
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Paraguay beat Venezuela 5-3 on penalties to reach Copa America final
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It was Venezuela's first-ever appearance in the last four of the competition
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Venezuela, who twice hit the woodwork in extra time, play Peru for 3rd place

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By Lydia Warren Josh Powell starved one of his sons to the point of malnutrition and possibly poisoned his wife with homemade drinks before she vanished, according to a new book. The startling claims have been made by Susan Powell's friends more than four years after the 29-year-old mother-of-two disappeared from her Utah home. While her body has never been found, her husband Josh was long suspected of having a role in her disappearance. Then in February 2012, he attacked his sons, aged five and seven, with a hatchet and blew them - and himself - up in his Washington state home.
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Friends have spoken to the authors of a new book, out on Tuesday
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They claim that Susan Powell, who vanished from her Utah home in December 2009, was under the control of her husband, Josh
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They suggest she was poisoned by him 2 months before she disappeared because she felt sick and Josh often made her drinks
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One of their sons was also diagnosed with malnutrition after Josh withheld food from him, saying he was 'just going to poop it out'
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Susan's body has never been found and Josh killed himself and his sons in 2012 after attacking them with a hatchet and blowing up their home

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Dutch Harbor, ALASKA (CNN) -- In Dutch Harbor the smell of fish wafting from the docks and the canneries is the smell of money. And lately, the town has smelled a lot less fishy. High seas high jinx: Tobias gives his shipmate Hanns a haircut at sea using a sail bag as a barber cape. Over fishing, new quota systems and changes in expected weather patterns have all played a role in changing the face of this once swashbuckling Alaskan town, fishermen say. "Last summer we thought that pollock fishing was over for good, it was so bad. Time to turn out the lights and go home. But then they cut the quotas by 30 percent and now there are some small signs of more small fish, so maybe they are coming back," said Guy Collins, who coordinates with fishing captains who unload their catch at the Unisea docks in Dutch Harbor.
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Team aims to discover how climate change has affected Arctic and Inuit people
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At Dutch Harbor, Alaska, discovered how fishing quota transforming community
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Unexpected calm weather on trip so far despite sailing "Deadliest Catch" seas
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Read the first ship's log from the crew of the Silent Sound

Question: Dutch Harbor saw a revival in popularity with the reality show The @placeholder, but even the high-fiving enthusiasm of the deck hands on the TV show can't match what the town was like in the glory days.


(CNN) -- Americans have become used to the fact that most of the jobs created by Apple are in China. We know that Steve Jobs told President Barack Obama that "those jobs aren't coming back." Recently, an executive at Apple said that the company has no obligation to solve America's problems by moving some of those jobs back to the United States. As a business, Apple has a right to fear that moving the assembly work from China to the United States will entail raising labor costs so high as to make the company less competitive and profitable. But for it to say that it has no obligation to help solve America's problems is completely unacceptable.
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Apple says the company has no obligation to help solve America's problems
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Does Apple owe anything to Uncle Sugar? Clyde Prestowitz says yes
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Prestowitz: Apple should tell suppliers it wants more components made in the U.S.
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Apple can also move some of its assembly operations to Mexico, Prestowitz says

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New York (CNN) -- After turning a traditional Senegalese drink into a hit American product, Magatte Wade is now trying re-brand Africa itself. Senegalese entrepreneur Magatte Wade is the creator of multi-million dollar U.S. company Adina World Beat Beverages, which makes drinks based on traditional recipes from around the world. She came up with the idea in 2004, after she returned home to Senegal and found soda drinks were replacing the country's traditional hibiscus drink, known as bissap. She arrived back in the United States determined to share healthy traditional recipes with the rest of the world. Adina's products now include organic coffees and exotic fruit drinks and are sold all over the United States.
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Senegalese entrepreneur Magatte Wade is co-creator of U.S. drink company Adina
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Her new venture is a high-end skin care line based on traditional Senegalese recipes
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Negative perceptions create an inferiority complex among many Africans, she says
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She wants to brand Africans as 'contirbutors to the world,' she adds

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A senior Pentagon official has flatly denied any plan to ransom Bowe Bergdhal, the American soldier held by the Taliban, after claims a conman disappeared with the cash. The allegation was raised by a member of Congress, who said that Department of Defense tried to pay ransom to win the release of Sgt Bergdahl from the terrorist Haqqani network in Pakistan, but was duped. California Republican Rep. Duncan Hunter made the extraordinary allegation in a letter to Chuck Hagel, the Defense Secretary. But Rear Adm. John Kirby, the Pentagon press secretary has now firmly denied any ransom plan, military.com reported.
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Pentagon under pressure over payment made in Afghanistan which congressman claims was intended as ransom
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Rep. Duncan Hunter has written to Defense Secretary asking whether con man fooled Pentagon into paying ransom through a Delta Force unit
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'We know who discussed this issue within the Pentagon. We know who briefed the secretary,' Hunter's spokesman said
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Pentagon deny any attempt at ransom payment but says payments are made to intelligence sources

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One of Labour’s most senior figures defected to Ukip last night in protest at Ed Miliband’s refusal to hold a referendum on Europe. Harriet Yeo, a former chairman of Labour’s ruling National Executive Committee, quit in order to campaign for Nigel Farage’s party. Her departure is a major embarrassment for Labour, which has started a belated fightback against Ukip in recent months. Scroll down for video Snookered! Ed Miliband pulls a series of faces after challenging children in Lincoln to a game of pool Mrs Yeo served as chairman of the NEC, which runs the party, until 2013, and was leader of the Labour group on Ashford Borough Council in Kent. She is the most senior Labour figure to publicly back Ukip.
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Harriet Yeo is former chairman of Labour's National Executive Committee
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She quit party in protest at Miliband's refusal to hold Europe referendum
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Senior Labour figure will now campaign for Nigel Farage's party in election

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 18:28 EST, 7 March 2014 | UPDATED: 19:08 EST, 7 March 2014 A Maryland man who is believed to have abducted his 11-year-old daughter after killing her mother, is facing a murder charge. The search for Timothy Virts and his daughter, Caitlyn, has become a nationwide operation, with police believing his daughter could be in danger. Virts is wanted in connection with the death of his wife, Bobbie Jo Cortez, who was found with multiple cuts to her upper body on Thursday morning. Manhunt: Timothy Virts, who is wanted for murder, is believed to have abducted his daughter, Caitlyn
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Timothy Virts is wanted for murder after body of Bobbie Jo Cortez was found on Thursday
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38-year-old is believed to have fled with his daughter, Caitlyn
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Virts is believed to be using a car owned by his alleged victim's husband, who is in jail facing sex assault charges

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European migrants should not move to Britain unless they have a job lined up, George Osborne suggested. The Chancellor insisted that European Union freedom of movement rules were not created to allow people to live off the welfare state in other countries. But in an escalation of tensions between London and Berlin, German Chancellor Angela Merkel today made clear that the general principle of freedom of movement in the EU is 'not negotiable'. Chancellor George Osborne today insisted that EU freedom of information rules did not envisage 'people coming who don't have job offers' or moving into a life on benefits
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New ideas emerge in rush to find a way to curb immigration from Europe
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George Osborne insists freedom of movement laws need to be revised
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Chancellor insists rules are not for people who do not have a job lined up
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Tories in Brussels want a ban on accessing benefits and tax credits
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Claims only be made after paying into tax system for up to three years
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel warns Britain could leave the EU
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Osborne to use Brussels meeting to lobby for cut in £1.7billion bill

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By Daniel Bates UPDATED: 21:16 EST, 21 February 2012 As a member of one of Europe’s most glamorous dynasties, he has long been accustomed to wealth, fame and power. And when it came to the sight of another man with a woman he wanted, Prince Pierre Casiraghi of Monaco was apparently unable to control himself. The 24-year-old prince, son of Princess Caroline and grandson of Grace Kelly, allegedly got into a fight with a stranger at an exclusive New York nightclub because he was ‘jealous’ of him. Court: Prince Pierre Casiraghi, pictured, and his friends were accused by lawyers of being jealous because Adam Hock was with a group of beautiful women, referring to them as 'trust-fund babies' and 'spoiled brats'
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Witnesses say the son of Princess Caroline was left with facial wounds after punch flung him across a room
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Former club owner Adam Hock is charged by police with assault

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(CNN) -- The Guardian is gone. What was left of the former U.S. Navy minesweeper was lifted off a Philippine reef on Saturday. "The stern was lifted around 1:50 p.m.," Philippine Coast Guard Palawan District head Commodore Enrico Efren Evangelista told the state-run Philippine News Agency. It was the last of the four sections of the wood and fiberglass hull the USS Guardian had been cut into in the effort to remove it from where it ran aground on January 17. Bow cut from U.S. ship The 250-ton stern segment was placed aboard a waiting barge. "As the hull has been removed, the team is now shifting their effort to collecting minor debris that remains on the reef," the head of the salvage operation, Navy Capt. Mark Matthews, said in a statement.
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The grounded U.S. Navy minesweeper was removed from a Philippine reef Saturday
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The Guardian is estimated to have damaged about 4,000 square meters of the reef
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The USS Guardian ran aground on January 17

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:26 EST, 25 September 2013 | UPDATED: 14:29 EST, 25 September 2013 An exhibitionist South Carolina couple who were arrested last month after they were caught having sex in a display shed at a Home Depot have been convicted, although only one will be serving jail time. Emily Craig, 20 and Shaun Bowden, 31, were arrested in various states of undress by police after concerned members of the public phoned 911 at 8.40 a.m. to the North Charleston store on August 28th. A police spokesman said that officers were dispatched 'in reference to a male and female entering a display shed on the property, closing the door behind themselves and remaining inside.'
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Couple were arrested early one August morning
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Emily Craig was sentenced to time already served whilst on bond
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Shaun Bowden has been sentenced to 30-days in jail and had his bond revoked

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