(CNN) -- Italian champions Inter Milan have unveiled new signing Samuel Eto'o, with the Cameroon striker immediately being forced to deny suggestions from the Italian media that he has ever had a problem with new coach Jose Mourinho. Samuel Eto'o parades his new Inter Milan jersey after completing his move from Barcelona. Eto'o, who completed his switch from Barcelona on Monda, denied he has issues with Portuguese coach Mourinho and insists he never insulted his team's style of play after a Champions League match between Barca and Chelsea. "I never said those words that were attributed to me," he told a press conference. "There is also a tape which proves it and, in any case, that was after an intense game.
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Inter Milan unveil Samuel Eto'o after he completes his transfer from Barcelona
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Eto'o has signed five-year deal and moves in a swap deal for Zlatan Ibrahimovic
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Cameroon striker denies any past dispute with his new coach Jose Mourinho

Question: Inter will also receive 45 million euros ($64m) but the 28-year-old, who only had a season left on his contract with @placeholder, has shrugged off suggestions this proves Ibrahimovic is the more highly rated of the two.


The economy may be just about on the road to recovery, but it will take a little more than that before most of us can afford just one night in this exclusive holiday retreat in the Caribbean. Billed as 'one of the world's most luxurious holiday resorts for the rich and famous,' it costs a staggering £40,000 a night for the entire 10-suite island. With the average wage in the UK standing at £26,200, and a week on Calivigny island totalling more than £280,000, this resort is something most folk can only dream of. Even Sir Richard Branson's Necker Island is more within most people's financial reach. Relatively. The Virgin boss's Caribbean island is a bargain £26,600 a night if you rent the whole atoll, or just £17,100 a week if you book a villa.
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The private island off the Grenada coast offers 10 unique and decadent suites for up to 20 lucky people to enjoy
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Each suite boasts marble flooring, vaulted ceilings, Persian carpets, plush leather couches, and art deco furnishings
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The fully-staffed resort offers a hair and beauty salon, chefs and personal trainers, plus use of the island's submarine

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Bukulmez, Turkey (CNN) -- Syrian warplanes bombed a village within sight of the border with Turkey on Monday, sending hundreds of panicked civilians running for safety to a nearby barbed wire fence that separates the two countries. No casualties were reported after two bombs hit fields next to the village of Atimah. "A MiG-21 tried to bomb places here, but they only bombed the fields," said an olive farmer in Atimah who asked to be called only Mohammed for security reasons. "We thank God for this because there are no dead people." Read more: 10 children killed as warplanes drop bombs in Syria, opposition group says
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No casualties were reported after two bombs hit fields near the Syrian village of Atimah
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Bombing sent hundreds of civilians running for safety in an area considered a haven
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NATO team is expected to consider deployment of Patriot anti-aircraft missiles at border
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Tensions rose in the summer when Syria brought down a Turkish jet, killing two people

Question: The fact that Syrian warplanes and helicopters have bombed targets within a few hundred meters of Turkey on at least three different occasions within the last month raises the question of whether the @placeholder military alliance could be sucked into the grinding Syrian conflict.


By Jason Groves PUBLISHED: 16:50 EST, 2 October 2013 | UPDATED: 01:37 EST, 3 October 2013 John Hirst who has campaigned for prisoners to win the right to vote. He murdered his landlady with an axe Clamour for Britain to leave the European Court of Human Rights intensified last night, after the only UK judge on the panel called for axe murderers to be given the vote. The remark from Paul Mahoney, a bureaucrat who has never sat as a judge in this country, shocked MPs. ‘If you are killed by an axe murderer, I would still give him the vote – he would have a say,’ Mr Mahoney told a cross-party group of politicians in Strasbourg.
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Paul Mahoney told politicians killers should 'have a say'
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He appeared to refer to John Hirst, who killed his landlady with an axe
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Mahoney claims UK should back down over prisoner votes refusal

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By Tamara Cohen and Daniel Martin PUBLISHED: 05:54 EST, 29 September 2013 | UPDATED: 19:07 EST, 29 September 2013 Several Tory MPs are planning to run on ‘joint tickets’ with the UK Independence Party at the next general election, it emerged last night. A handful of MPs were said to be considering a ‘Unite the Right’ campaign to prevent Labour capitalising on a split vote following a surge in support for Nigel Farage’s party. The sitting Tory MP would stand as a Tory-Ukip candidate. In return for its support, Ukip would expect to be able to influence Conservative Party policy.
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One in five Tory councillors want an electoral pact with UKIP
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Lord Tebbit says UKIP would not exist if Thatcher was still leader
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More than a dozen Tory donors defect to UKIP hitting party coffers
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Cameron wants to ban Farage from TV leaders' debates in 2015

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By Andrew Magee PUBLISHED: 17:52 EST, 17 March 2014 | UPDATED: 19:47 EST, 17 March 2014 Chelsea must be wary of Roberto Mancini's Galatasaray on Tuesday evening. Here, Sportsmail runs the rule over the Turkish giants and identifies three key men who can dent the Blues' hopes of progressing to the quarter-finals. THE OLD FRIEND Didier Drogba will make an emotional return to Stamford Bridge on Tuesday but could still do his old employers some damage. He had a quiet night in the first leg in Istanbul where John Terry marshalled him well, but he has scored twice for Galatasaray since that meeting and will want to add to his tally on a ground where he found the net 89 times for Chelsea.
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Petr Cech in line for 100th Champions League appearance

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Washington (CNN) -- You've got to hand it to Chris Christie -- he knows how to play the game. Last week, citing potential cost overruns in the billions, the New Jersey governor stunned the political establishment by pulling the plug on the largest public transit project in the country. The sorely needed ARC (Access to the Region's Core) tunnel would create a second train tunnel beneath the Hudson River, thus doubling passenger capacity from the most densely populated state into Manhattan. In addition, the tunnel would create an estimated 6,000 construction-related jobs while also preparing the New York metro region for sustained growth in the 21st century. It would cut road congestion, reduce emissions, increase productivity and ease the strain on the only working train tunnel from New Jersey into New York, built more than a 100 years ago.
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Nation's largest public transit project canceled last week by Gov. Chris Christie
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Project would create thousands of jobs and fill needed gap in transit system, says Anthony Coley
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He says Christie said he's willing to consider alternate ways of financing tunnel
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Coley says Christie is right to protect taxpayers but should work out a compromise

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Labour MP Keith Vaz yesterday warmly greeted migrants arriving from Romania and Bulgaria – before calling for a referendum on free movement within the European Union. Mr Vaz, the influential chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee, said the British people needed to decide if the rules which allowed free-flowing migration across the continent should be changed. His comments came as controls on migrants from the two impoverished Eastern European countries lapsed at midnight on New Year’s Eve. Scroll down for video Greetings: Mr Vaz meets new arrivals from Romania Julian Barbat, centre, and Victor Spirescu As he greeted migrants at Luton airport, Mr Vaz said: ‘The British people need to decide if you are changing something like freedom of movement. At the end of the day it has to be a referendum.’
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Romanian Victor Spiresau told him he would send his cash back home
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Mr Vaz says Britain should hold referendum on number of EU migrants
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Companies advertise 5,000 jobs to recruit Romanian workers
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Adverts promise cash daily and say command of English 'unnecessary'
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Today 4,896 jobs advertised in England, but less than 150 in rest of Britain

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The similarities are plentiful. Both congressmen are Republican. Both represent central California -- their districts share a border. Both are recently elected to Congress. Both have outspoken positions on immigration reform. And that's where the similarities end. Republican v. Republican Rep. Jeff Denham, who represents California's 10th Congressional District, is actively lobbying his Republican colleagues to get on board behind immigration legislation that includes a path to legalization. "The entire system is broken," Denham said in a recent interview with CNN. "It's a big issue for our nation. It is a big issue for California and for my home district."
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Two neighboring California Republicans represent the GOP's challenge on immigration
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Rep. Jeff Denham backs immigration reform while Rep. Tom McClintock is fighting it
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An estimated 2 ½ million of the 11 million undocumented immigrants live in California
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House Speaker John Boehner recently unveiled immigration principles to his caucus

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(CNN) -- Google Glass, the tech giant's Internet-connected headset, isn't on the market yet. But that hasn't stopped one lawmaker from trying to keep the eyewear off the highways in his state. In a pre-emptive move, West Virginia state Rep. Gary G. Howell introduced legislation Friday that would amend existing laws against texting while driving to prohibit "using a wearable computer with head mounted display." The bill doesn't mention Google Glass by name, although Howell told CNN he was inspired to amend the law after reading an article about the gadget. If passed, the law would make West Virginia the first U.S. state to ban motorists from wearing Google Glass while driving, a Google spokesman said. The law would take effect July 1.
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Lawmaker introduces legislation in West Virginia to ban motorists from wearing Google Glass
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Rep. Gary Howell says, "The primary thing is a safety concern"
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Google Glass is an augmented-reality headset that can display Internet info
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Google: "We actually believe there is tremendous potential to improve safety on our roads"

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Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore has claimed it is 'grossly unfair' for England to have borne the brunt of criticism in a FIFA ethics investigation into World Cup bidding. Pressure is growing for FIFA to publish the full report by investigator Michael Garcia, who on Thursday announced he is to challenge the decision by German judge Hans-Joachim Eckert to clear Qatar and Russia to host the 2022 and 2018 World Cups. Eckert's findings said there was no reason to re-run the bidding - and criticised England 2018 for its relationship with disgraced former FIFA executive member Jack Warner. Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore has expressed his feelings about FIFAs ethics report
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Richard Scudamore says FIFA investigation is unfair to pick on English
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Premier League chief executive demands the report to be published in full
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Scudamore: The Premier League still opposes January World Cup in Qatar

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(CNN) -- Arsenio Hall made history in the early '90s as the first national African-American late night TV talk show host. Aimed at a hip, young demographic, "The Arsenio Hall Show" was famous for its trademark "woof woof" audience chant and never-know-who-might-stop-by guest list. The show ran from 1989 to 1994 and boasted memorable moments, some of which have become a part of pop culture lore: Bill Clinton playing the saxophone during the '92 campaign; Magic Johnson's first interview after being diagnosed with HIV; and Hall's tense show the night the Los Angeles riots broke out. On Monday, nearly 20 years after his original run, the 57-year-old entertainer heads back to TV with a new show, "Arsenio." Where has he been? How will he carve out his own niche in a very crowed late night field that includes Leno, Fallon, Letterman, Kimmel and Stewart? To paraphrase a certain someone, "These are the things that make us go 'hmm.'"
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Arsenio Hall will return with a new show on Monday
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He said he left the business to make more time for family
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He gives some insight as to who he wants as guests

Question: Hall: I called (@placeholder) and I said, don't get nervous, I'm not asking a favor from you.


Good things come in small packages — except bubbles, apparently. Over the past year we’ve developed a thirst for champagne and sparkling wine in big bottles, with sales of magnums more than doubling in Waitrose. Marks & Spencer recently launched a range of magnums and Tesco is now selling a £499 Methuselah — the equivalent of eight bottles of champagne. But what difference does a big bottle make? Well, for a start, they have show-stopping qualities. Walk (or rather, stagger) into a room carrying one and it says generous host without you even having to open your mouth. Scroll down for video
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Good things come in small packages — except bubbles
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Over the past year we’ve developed a thirst for wine in big bottles
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Marks & Spencer recently launched a range of magnums
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Tesco is now selling a £499 Methuselah

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By Thomas Jacobs Jack Whitehall is the latest person to poke fun at Roma new boy Ashley Cole by doing his own version of the 'lurking' images photos that have gone viral. The comedian, who received a call up by the Class of 92 for their friendly fixture with Salford City on Thursday, can be seen standing alone awkwardly as both sides pose for a picture before the game. Whitehall has joined in the fun after Cole was caught on camera left on the periphery in a squad photo taken last month. Cole, who signed for AS Roma on a free transfer from Chelsea in July, has taken the virals well - humouring some with replies via his Twitter account.
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Comedian Jack Whitehall has poked fun at Ashley Cole by mimicking his 'awkward' photo
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Whitehall can be seen standing awkwardly alone during team photo in Salford
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Whitehall appeared as a second-half substitute during Class of 92's defeat to Salford City

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By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 07:33 EST, 15 October 2013 | UPDATED: 08:25 EST, 15 October 2013 It is believed around 200 people have been put to death in Iran since its new president Hassan Rouhani came to power in June A death row prisoner in Iran is to be hanged for a second time once he 'becomes well again' after he survived an initial bungled execution. The 37-year-old man named as Alireza M was 'put to death' in the Islamic regime's Bojnourd prison last Wednesday for drugs offences. After 12 minutes, he was certified as dead and taken to the prison morgue.
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The 37-year-old was put to death in the Islamic regime's Bojnourd prison
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After 12 minutes he was certified dead and taken to a morgue
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When his family went to collect his body the next day he was still breathing
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Guards are waiting for him to recover enough so he can be hanged again

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By Sean O'hare PUBLISHED: 08:33 EST, 2 January 2013 | UPDATED: 11:06 EST, 2 January 2013 The father of the 23-year-old Indian woman who died after being gang-raped on a bus has paid tribute to his 'fiercely determined' daughter in his first interview since the attack happened. In an interview with the BBC the day after he scattered his daughter's ashes on the sacred waters of the River Ganges, her father revealed how his daughter wanted to be a doctor and had promised to lift the family from their poverty. He said: 'She was very adamant about whatever she wanted.
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Thousands of women protesters turn out for largest pro-women march yet
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Trial expected to start tomorrow and will be held in a fast track court
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Lawyers refuse to defend six men accused of raping victim, 23, on Delhi bus
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Indian government prepares to name revised anti-rape law after victim
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Bus driver questioned over claims he tried to run victim over
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17-year-old claims two Delhi men sedated and raped her on New Year's Eve
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Politicians facing sexual assault charges may be suspended from office
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Vigil held in Singapore where gang rape student died

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By Amy Oliver PUBLISHED: 06:01 EST, 27 July 2012 | UPDATED: 07:26 EST, 27 July 2012 The head coach for South Korean’s Olympic sailing team has been sent home in disgrace after he was caught drink-driving. Jae-Cheol Lee, 38, had spent Tuesday evening drinking wine at a welcome party in Weymouth, Dorset, which is hosting all sailing events for the games. Following the function he carried on drinking with other sailing coaches before returning to South Korea’s accommodation at the Olympic Village on Portland at midnight. Going home: South Korea sailing coach Jae-Cheol Lee spent Tuesday evening drinking wine at a welcome party in Weymouth, Dorset, (pictured) which is hosting all sailing events for the games
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Jae-Cheol Lee was more than twice the drink drive limit
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Coach had drunk wine at Olympics drink reception in Weymouth, Dorset
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Ordered to pay fine and costs totaling £340 and was banned from driving in the UK for 18 months

Question: It was reported that the delegation believed @placeholder’s ‘reprehensible act’ would have had an adverse effect on the ‘honor and morale’ of the national team.


By James Chapman Last updated at 1:04 PM on 30th September 2011 Town halls are to be shamed into bringing back weekly bin collections, it was revealed yesterday. In a victory for householders and the Daily Mail, ministers unveiled a £250million fund to restore them. Local Government Secretary Eric Pickles said councils will now have ‘no excuse’ to maintain hugely unpopular fortnightly schemes. ‘My view has always been that people expect a weekly collection,’ he said. Town halls are to be shamed into bringing back weekly bin collections following uproar over fortnightly collections STEVE DOUGHTY: Don't you wish you had a truth drug you could introduce into the water coolers at your nearest palace of local government?
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Local authorities will have to guarantee weekly bin rounds for five years to qualify for funding
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At least half the homes in Britain have lost their weekly collections of general rubbish

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In a scene out of the Cold War, Cuban President Raul Castro and ailing brother Fidel met with the current leader of the communist island's longtime economic benefactor, the state press reported Saturday. During a daylong visit on Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin and his counterpart signed a slew of agreements expanding cooperation between the two countries. Putin also visited with Fidel Castro at his home outside Havana. Pictures released in Cuban state media showed the men standing and a smiling, with Putin placing his hand on Castro's arm. Castro was sidelined in 2006 by a mystery gastrointestinal illness and no longer holds official duties, but he still regularly greets visiting heads of state.
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Russian President meets Raul and Fidel Castro during a visit to Cuba
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Putin and counterpart sign deals expanding cooperation between the two countries
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Russian officials agreed to forgive 90% of the more than $30 billion Cuba still owed
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Cuba and the former Soviet Union enjoyed one of the firmest Cold War alliances

Question: The loss of supplies from oil-rich Russia along with the end of favorable trade and aid that once propped up @placeholder's ailing economy plunged Cuba into an severe economic crisis.

Question: The loss of supplies from oil-rich Russia along with the end of favorable trade and aid that once propped up Cuba's ailing economy plunged @placeholder into an severe economic crisis.


(CNN) -- Almost before the smoke had cleared at Pearl Harbor, he had enlisted to serve his country in the Army Air Forces. He viewed the war in the South Pacific through the bomb sight of a B-24 Liberator as a second lieutenant and was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for bravery. When he got home to Texas, he was eventually elected to Congress and served 34 years, including a term as speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. But Jim Wright found out the other day he wasn't qualified to vote in the election in his home state. Wright, who no longer drives at 90, tried to get a voter card under a new Texas law and was told his expired driver's license and university lecturer's ID were not adequate proof of his identity. A war hero and former congressman had to go home and dig through old files to return with his birth certificate.
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James Moore: Ex-speaker of the House wasn't qualified to vote in home state of Texas
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Moore: Tough voter ID law passed even though voter fraud practically nonexistent in Texas
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Moore: Hispanics, women, the poor, rural and urban folks most likely to be turned down
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Moore: If you have a concealed gun permit, you can walk right through Capitol

Question: That's why generous @placeholder lawmakers funded mobile facilities in 20 counties to help people obtain IDs in locations with limited access to state services.


By Adrian Durham Follow @@talkSPORTDrive GIGGS WAS A JOY TO WATCH BUT HIS PLACE AMONG THE VERY BEST IS UNCERTAIN ARSENAL DON'T DESERVE RAMSEY... HE SHOULD PLAY ALONGSIDE BALE Listening to FA chairman Greg Dyke struggle to pronounce Luis Suarez’s name as he spoke at the Football Writers’ Association Awards last week, it struck me that he might actually not know what he’s talking about. His passionate belief that we need to find a way to get more English players into Premier League first teams is sound enough: but the logic behind his solution is shambolic at best. I interviewed Connor Wickham this week, the Sunderland striker who was thrown into the first team by Gus Poyet, and who subsequently rewarded the manager’s faith with the goals that produced the miracle of the great escape at The Stadium of Light.
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English young guns have lit up the Premier League this season
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Shaw, Barkley and Sterling among those rewarded with World Cup place
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Their place is in Premier League first teams, not League 3
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Under 21s and Under 17 success suggest bright future

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(CNN) -- I remember a chalk line drawn on blacktop by a group of kids at recess when I was young. The message was clear: This is the line you do not cross. If you stepped over it, you would face the wrath of those kids in whatever game we were playing. Now turn that line crimson and color it toxic. This is the adult version of "do not cross." This is the infamous red line. We first heard about it in terms of Syria a year ago. President Barack Obama said that the use of chemical weapons by Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad would cross a "red line" that would have "enormous consequences." As chemical weapons were deployed in Syria in August, Obama's tripwire was triggered. Then Obama told reporters: "First of all, I didn't set a red line. The world set a red line."
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Lauren Wolfe: Obama says world set "red line" on chemical weapons that can't be crossed
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She asks: Why does world have no such red line on abhorrent weapon of mass rape?
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She says in Syria and Congo, rape is "normalized," doesn't draw threat of intervention
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Wolfe: U.S. should rethink ties to Rwanda, which backs Congo militia known for atrocities

Question: It is not struggling over what to do about the rape and torture of women and men in @placeholder or anywhere else.

Question: "Although the Congolese I spoke to felt great empathy for the @placeholder, they felt confused by the U.S.'s immediate and overwhelming reaction when -- after 16 years and 8 million people dead -- they have been waiting and demanding that the U.S. stop supporting Rwanda," she says.

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Barack Obama and Mitt Romney go to the polls neck and neck tomorrow after a final sprint through crucial states where the result – as in the country as a whole – is too close to call. Poll after poll over the weekend confirmed it would be one of the closest presidential elections in US history, putting the two White House contenders in a dead heat. The pair were neck and neck in four swing states which are likely to determine the winner of the White House, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll. Scroll down for latest video In profile: The winner is not determined by the nationwide popular vote but in state-by-state contests, making nine 'battleground' states very important in such a tight race
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The candidates are neck and neck in swing states which will decide the winner of the White House
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Poll says Obama has 4% lead in Ohio and 2% in Florida; 27 million people have already voted

Question: But polls have shown this midwestern state, many of whose voters rely for jobs on a car industry which the President bailed out, remains in favour of Mr @placeholder by at least three percentage points.


JERUSALEM (CNN)  -- A fugitive American white supremacist was arrested Monday in Israel, ending an international manhunt that began in 2007, Israeli and U.S. officials said. Micky Louis Mayon, pictured in a 2007 mug shot, entered Israel in 2008, authorities say. Micky Louis Mayon, one of the 100 most wanted people in the United States, was taken into custody in southern Tel Aviv after Israel received information from Interpol indicating he was there. The Ku Klux Klan member was located during a secret operation by Israeli immigration authorities, said Sabin Hadad, a spokeswoman for the country's Interior Ministry. He arrived in Israel in January 2008 on a one-month tourist visa, frequently changed apartments, and earned money by working part time at several restaurants, the ministry said.
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Israeli authorities apprehend fugitive American white supremacist
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Micky Louis Mayon was one of the 100 most wanted people in the United States
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Ku Klux Klan member accused of burning judge's car in Pennsylvania

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Liverpool fans might be missing Luis Suarez but his replacement Mario Balotelli is making sure the Barcelona striker is gone, but not forgotten. Balotelli, who was signed in the summer for £16million to fill the hole left by Suarez's Anfield departure, posted a picture to his Instagram account of his arm being 'bitten' by the Uruguayan. The picture, which is an adaptation of one taken by an American fan this summer, shows Balotelli with his arm in the Uruguayan's mouth on a billboard - however the Italian striker deleted it after just a few minutes. VIDEO Scroll down to see more of Mario Balotelli's antics in his new advert
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Mario Balotelli posts fake picture of Suarez biting him to Instagram
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Italian striker asks Barca star for luck
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Balotelli is yet to score for Liverpool in the Premier League since his move

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A married mom accused of helping her white supremacist husband dump their teenage babysitter's body in the woods after a night of sex and drugs led to the girl's overdose death, has been sentenced today to up to five years in jail. Dea Millerberg, 41, was sentenced on Thursday in Ogden, Utah after she pleaded guilty in June to three felonies, including desecration of a human body. She agreed to a plea deal after testifying against her husband, 38-year-old Eric Millerberg over the murder of 16-year-old Alexis Rasmussen. Millerberg, a mother of two young daughters, sobbed hysterically in court on Thursday and turned to apologize to Miss Rasmussen's mother, Dawn Miera, who had come to watch her be sent to jail.
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Dea Millerberg, 41, was sentenced today in Ogden, Utah after she pleaded guilty in June to three felonies, including desecration of a human body
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Alexis Rasmussen, 16, died of an overdose after drug-fueled sex with Dea and Eric Millerberg. They dumped her body in the woods
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Mrs Millerberg, who has two young daughters, sobbed in court on Thursday and apologized to Rasmussen's mother
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Millerberg and her husband, who was part of an Aryan Warriors gang, had a drug-fueled sexual relationship with the teen
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She died of a drug overdose at their home before the couple stuffed her in a trash bag in 2011 and dumped her in a rural area

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Nick Clegg today names the price Labour or the Tories will have to pay for him to support them in a coalition after the general election. The Lib Dem leader will use the launch of the front page of his party manifesto to set out demands for £8billion for the NHS, protection for nurseries and colleges from cuts and an increase in the amount workers can use before paying income tax. Five commitments on the front page will form the basis of coalition negotiations in the event of a hung parliament after May 7. Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg, pictured during his radio show today, will launch the front page of his party manifesto
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Front page of Lib Dem manifesto spells out key demands for coalition deal
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Clegg says either Labour or Tories need to add £8billion a year to NHS
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Lib Dem's election manifesto will pledge to save the NHS's finances
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Nurseries and colleges should be protected from cuts, says manifesto
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Increase in amount workers can earn before paying income tax to £12,500
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Question: The @placeholder have already announced plans for an £8billion tax hike after the election, in what was seen as laying the groundwork for a coalition with Labour.


The most popular boys' name in England and Wales last year was Muhammad, according to an ONS poll released earlier today. The research officially lists Oliver as the most popular boys name, with 6,949 counts, but the way the names are organised means each different spelling of Muhammad is listed separately. When all the variations are added together, including Muhammad, Mohammed and Mohammad, the name comes out top with 7,445 counts. Oliver replaced Harry as the second most popular name given to baby boys, while George jumped up to tenth place. Scroll down for video Muhammad is was the most popular name for baby boys in England and Wales last year, beating Oliver to the top spot once all the variations were added together
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Muhammad is the most popular name for baby boys in England and Wales
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Tops ONS study released today only when all variations are added together
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Amelia stays as the top girls name for the third year running in 2013
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Olivia, Emily, Ava and Isla make up the top five most popular girls names
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Royal names William, Harry and George occupy three of the top 10 spots
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Old 'War names' like Ivy, Violet and Albert have seen a surge in popularity
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Analysis shows parents  influenced by celebrities and popular TV shows
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Babies named after characters in Harry Potter and Game of Thrones

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By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter The parents of a seven-year-old western Pennsylvania boy say he has been suspended from school - and could be expelled - after telling a teacher that he accidentally brought a toy gun to school. Chris Simak and Jennifer Mathabell say their son, Darin Simak, a first grader, was suspended from Martin School in New Kensington Tuesday. Mathabell says the boy left his regular book bag at a friend's house, so she packed him another one, not realizing the toy was in it. Suspended: First grader Darin Simak was suspended after he handed in a toy gun to his teacher which his mother had inadvertently sent him to school with in a backpack
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Darin Simak, a first-grader, has been suspended from school for bringing a toy gun to class
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The seven-year-old didn't realize it was in the bag his mother packed for him and handed it in as soon as he saw it
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He was suspended because bringing a fake weapon to school violates the school district's policy
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Darin's parents say he did the right thing by handing it in and shouldn't be punished for it

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Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- The sham marriage trial of Mexican actress Fernanda Romero, under way in a Los Angeles federal court, offered more drama this week than the soap operas she is famous for. The courtroom cast included celebrity photographer and reality TV star Markus Klinko, whom defense lawyers tried to paint as a revengeful ex-boyfriend who turned her in to immigrations agents. Romero sat directly in front of jurors, holding hands with co-defendant Kent Ross, the Los Angeles musician she allegedly paid $5,000 to marry her so she could get a U.S. work visa. The couple had an "unconventional relationship," but their marriage was real, a defense lawyer said in opening statements.
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Defense: Fernanda Romero's marriage was "unconventional" but real
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The Mexican actress is accused of using a fake marriage to get a U.S. green card
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Klinko says his goal was not to get his ex-girlfriend deported

Question: The 28-year-old actress-model began sobbing as Klinko testified against her Wednesday, outlining his romantic relationship with Romero that he said began after she married @placeholder.


The father of the Indian diplomat at the center of a slave wage controversy has now accused the housekeeper of being a CIA mole. Uttam Khobragade, a former bureaucrat, accused daughter Devyani's housekeeper of the espionage during a bizarre press conference Thursday in Mumbai. Sources also confirmed the family's suspicions of maid Sangeeta Richard's spying to Mail Today hot on the heels of revelations she enjoyed working for Ms Kobragade. Concerned: Uttam Khobragade, father of arrested Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade, has accused her former housekeeper of being a CIA mole Scapegoat: Mr Khobragade railed against the US government, saying the ordeal was a plot to ruin his daughter Devyani's reputation
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Sangeeta Richard, 42, from Kerala, was employed as housekeeper to diplomat Devyani Khobragade in November 2012
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She recently came forward to accuse Ms Khobragade of treating her like a slave, and paying her only $3.31 an hour
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Ms Khobragade was arrested by New York authorities and strip searched
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Father Uttam Khobragade has accused the servant of being a CIA mole
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Sources confirmed the family's suspicions to Mail Today
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Indian government outrage has escalated into an international incident

Question: 'Also from the given circumstances, we suspect that @placeholder is an agent of the CIA,' he continued.


By Nazia Parveen PUBLISHED: 20:27 EST, 25 November 2012 | UPDATED: 20:27 EST, 25 November 2012 Comments (90) Share DM.has('shareLink', 'shareLinks', { 'id': '2238452', 'title': 'Sadistic Lithuanian woman and her partner destroyed man\'s life after attacking him in his own home', 'url': 'http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2238452/Sadistic-Lithuanian-woman-partner-destroyed-mans-life-attacking-home.html', 'eTwitterStatus': 'Sadistic%20Lithuanian%20woman%20and%20her%20partner%20destroyed%20man\'s%20life%20after%20attacking%20him%20in%20his%20own%20home%20http:\/\/bit.ly\/Yhea0o%20via%20@MailOnline' }); A great-grandfather was left for dead by an ‘evil’ young mother and her partner who attacked him in his own home. Arnold Hilton, 88, had his life ‘destroyed’ when Aurelisa Galdikaite and Laurynas Dauksas broke in and inflicted ‘severe violence’ on him. Mother-of-one Galdikaite, 23, ransacked ‘every drawer, in every room’ of the house while Dauksas repeatedly punched and kicked Mr Hilton. The Lithuanian couple then left their victim lying on his bedroom floor, covered in blood.
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'Evil' Lithuanian lovers ransacked home of now 89-year-old Arnold Hilton
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Aurelisa Galdikaite,23, and her partner Laurynas Dauksas, 25, ransacked his home, assaulted him and left him for dead
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Mr Hilton is so severely traumatised he barricades his bedroom door at night

Question: Sadly as a result of this @placeholder lives in a care home and will never be able to return home.


By Martin Beckford and Robert Verkaik MPs are demanding answers after Kenyan officials claimed MI5 were behind a decision not to lock up Michael Adebolajo for terrorism offences The Security Services are facing demands from MPs to answer ‘deeply troubling’ claims that they left one of Lee Rigby’s murderers free to kill by helping him escape jail overseas. MPs have been told by senior Kenyan officials they wanted to lock up Michael Adebolajo for terrorism offences when he was caught trying to join a notorious Islamist group. But it is claimed that MI5 intervened and insisted Adebolajo be set free.
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Michael Adebolajo is serving life for killing Lee Rigby in Woolwich
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Intelligence Select Committee is investigating the soldier's murder
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Kenyan officials claim agency stopped them from jailing Adebolajo
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It has even been suggested that Adebolajo was an informant

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President Obama's decision to top by his press secretary's daughter's little league game has angered many D.C. residents after his motorcade added to the beltway's rush hour traffic. The president paid a surprise visit Monday to Washington's Friendship Park, where a handful of teams were warming up for a big game and though he wowed the surprised sportsfans, he left many others enraged. President Obama shook hands with the players and posed for photos with each team before trying out his pitching arm. Scroll Down for Video Bumper to bumper: President Obama's brief stop at a little league baseball game caused major traffic problems in Washington on Monday evening at the start of rush hour
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President Obama made an impromptu visit to a Little League game in Washington D.C. on Monday night
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One of the players was Della Carney - daughter of White House Press Secretary Jay Carney
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Obama said, 'Had to bring your dad to the game or he was going to be late!'
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The president posed for pictures, signed some balls and threw a pitch
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Left just 12 minutes later and caused massive traffic jams throughout D.C.

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 22:12 EST, 23 February 2014 | UPDATED: 08:52 EST, 24 February 2014 For Team USA, the Sochi Winter Olympics will be forever known as the 'No-Name Games' after a string of previously unknowns compensated for the failure of big names including Shaun White, Shani Davis and the men's hockey team to bring home the gold. U.S. Olympic officials have been forced to defend its ‘disappointing’ medal haul at Sochi, which has fallen short of the record 37 medal haul in Vancouver four years ago. America placed fourth in the gold medal tally behind host country Russia, Norway and Canada with just nine golds, but came in a more respectable second with its overall medal haul.
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USA was placed second in the overall medal tally with 28 medals, behind Russia
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Medal haul about 20 percent lower than in 2010 and results considered 'disappointing' with figure skating and speedskating blamed
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A lot of big names failed to deliver at Sochi such as Shaun White and Shani Davis
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New stars emerged to spare Team USA's blushes including Mikaela Shiffrin, Sage Kotsenburg and Joss Christensen

Question: record 23 speedskating medals in @placeholder, 'have trained right by the


Royal rift: Princes Andrew and Charles look glum at the Queen's Diamond Jubilee service in 2012 The clinking of cutlery and popping of corks could be heard from the other end of the corridor. Behind the partly closed gilt doors of the grand dining room at Buckingham Palace, the Prince of Wales was holding court with his wife, the Duchess of Cornwall. The celebration to mark his 66th birthday was in full swing, with the couple’s closest friends charging their crystal glasses to toast the Prince. At the other end of the Palace, Prince Andrew was in his private residence sharing a low-key supper with a friend or two of his own. Sources close to the Duke of York’s circle say he had not been invited to the party and did not want to spend the evening alone.
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Relations between Charles and Andrew have been strained for some time
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Duke of York was not invited to Charles' 66th birthday party, sources say
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Prince Andrew cannot count on Charles’s support as he battles through most challenging period of his life
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He has been ‘cut off’ by Charles who has ‘left Andrew out in the cold’
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‘Shutters came down’ when Prince Andrew was named in court papers by Virginia Roberts, who claims she was made to have had sex with him
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The Prince of Wales’s spokesman denies there has been a fall out, insisting rumours of a rift are ‘categorically untrue’

Question: The shutters came down on @placeholder and that was it.’


By Francesca Infante PUBLISHED: 06:52 EST, 25 November 2013 | UPDATED: 07:10 EST, 25 November 2013 A snake handling preacher has vowed to continue worshipping with deadly rattlesnakes despite the threat of jail - and being bitten four times. Andrew Hamblin, 22, is a pastor at the Tabernacle Church of God in the Appalachian mountains outside La Follette, Tennessee. The church is part of century-old Pentecostal tradition in the region that takes literally an instruction in the Gospel of Mark that 'they shall take up serpents.' Risky business: Father-of-five Andre Hamblin has been badly bitten by snakes four times, one occasion has even left him permanently disfigured
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Andrew Hamblin, 22,  hopes to found a snake-handling mega-church
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Snake-handling is a century-old Pentecostal tradition that takes literally an instruction in the Gospel of Mark that 'they shall take up serpents'

Question: Devoted: The defiant preacher faces up to a year in prison after being charged with illegally possessing 53 venomous snakes seized from his church by @placeholder wildlife agency officers earlier this month


By Mia De Graaf PUBLISHED: 15:49 EST, 15 November 2013 | UPDATED: 16:49 EST, 15 November 2013 A British man, his partner, and three-year-old daughter are among those missing in the Philippines in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan, reports claim. Colin Bembridge, 61, was staying with his Filipino partner Maybelle, 35, and their child Victoria near Tacloban when the category five storm struck, killing thousands. The pharmacist, who lives in Grimbsy, had been visiting his girlfriend's relatives and had hired a beach house in Baybay, one of the ravaged coastal villages, according to Channel 4 News. Missing: Colin Bembridge, 61, with his Filipino partner Maybelle, 35, and their three-year-old daughter Victoria who are among the missing in the Philippines following Typhoon Haiyan
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Colin Bembridge, 61, from Grimsby, his partner Maybelle, 35, and their three-year-old daughter Victoria were visiting relatives near Tacloban
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They were staying in a rented beach house in Baybay when Haiyan struck
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Maybelle's mother has revealed pictures of their wrecked beach house
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A search is under way as Britain sends RAF cargo planes with aid support
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Death count stands at 2,000 and disaster team fear it could reach 10,000

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(CNN) -- The father of terrorism suspect Umar Farouk AbdulMutallab talked about his son's extremist views with someone from the CIA and a report was prepared, but the report was not circulated outside the agency, a reliable source told CNN's Jeanne Meserve on Tuesday. Had that information been shared, the 23-year-old Nigerian who is alleged to have bungled an attempt to blow up a jetliner as it was landing in Detroit, Michigan, on Christmas Day might have been denied passage on the Northwest Airlines flight, the source said. U.S. officials said the father, a former Nigerian banker, expressed his concerns about his son's radicalization during at least one meeting and several calls with officials at the embassy in Nigeria.
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Source: CIA had report on AbdulMutallab weeks before bombing attempt on plane
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Report written after AbdulMutallab's dad spoke to someone with CIA, source says
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Source: If CIA had circulated report, AbdulMutallab might have been kept from plane
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AbdulMutallab charged with trying to detonate explosives on Christmas flight

Question: But a @placeholder government official said the information in the cable offered nothing specific and was just one of hundreds of such reports that the center evaluates daily.


(CNN) -- The beating of Rodney King 20 years ago Thursday marked the end of a 100-mph car chase and the beginning of a chain of events that would forever change Los Angeles, its police department and the racial conversation in the United States. King, then a 25-year-old convicted robber on parole, admittedly had a few drinks under his belt as he headed home from a friend's house. When he spotted a police car following him, he panicked, thinking he would be sent back to prison. So he took off. "I had a job to go to that Monday, and I knew I was on parole, and I knew I wasn't supposed to be drinking, and I'm like, 'Oh my God,' " King told CNN in a recent interview.
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It has been 20 years since the police beating of Rodney King
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There were riots after none of the cops involved were criminally charged
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Today, King has moved on with his life: He's a grandfather, and he's engaged to a juror
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Question: At last, blacks in @placeholder -- and no doubt in other parts of the country -- had evidence to document the police brutality many had known but most of America had always denied or tolerated.


BOSTON, Massachusetts (CNN) -- A 22-year-old medical student suspected of killing a woman he may have met through a Craigslist online ad was arraigned Tuesday and will be held without bail. Medical student Philip Markoff, 22, appears in court Tuesday in Boston, Massachusetts. Philip Markoff, a second-year student at Boston University's School of Medicine, listened intently but did not speak during the hearing in Boston Municipal Court. Dressed in a blue-striped shirt and slacks, Markoff was handcuffed and wearing leg irons. His attorney, John Salsberg, told reporters after the hearing that Markoff is "not guilty of the charges. He has his family's support. I have not received any document or report or piece of evidence other than what I heard in the courtroom. All I have at the moment are words -- no proof of anything."
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Not-guilty plea entered in Philip Markoff's behalf in woman's slaying in Boston
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Prosecutors say semiautomatic firearm found in search of student's home
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CEO says Craigslist looking for ways to make site safer in wake of killing
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E-mail from suspect's fiancee says police have "wrong man"

Question: There may be more victims that authorities are unaware of, he said, adding that the prosecutor's goal is to hold @placeholder accountable, not to pursue women who may be advertising on Craigslist.


Nigel Farage was locked in a bitter war of words with the Conservatives last night over the credibility of a defector with links to a convicted kidnapper. The anti-EU party had been left licking its wounds on Saturday night when Ukip MEP Amjad Bashir announced he was leaving for the Tories. But Mr Farage hit back yesterday, saying Mr Bashir had already been facing suspension over a string of issues, including claims that he had links to a man jailed for his involvement in a kidnap plot in Pakistan and alleged expenses irregularities. Ukip MEP Amjad Bashir announced over the weekend he was leaving for the Tories, prompting the party's leader Nigel Farage (left) to hit back, saying Mr Bashir (right) had been facing suspension over several issues
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MEP Amjad Bashir said 'Ukip is pointless' before defecting to Tory party
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He said Ukip was 'pretty amateur' and had a 'ridiculous' lack of policies
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Nigel Farage has hit back saying Mr Bashir had been facing suspension
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Said he was ‘genuinely surprised’ Conservatives had accepted Mr Bashir

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An Argentine woman has sparked outrage by agreeing to marry her twin sister’s killer. Edith Casas, 22, is due to wed Victor Cingolani today close to the jail where he is serving 13 years for the murder of model Johana Casas. Johana was shot dead days before her 20th birthday in August 2010 in the southern Argentine city of Pico Truncado, 1,200 miles south of the capital Buenos Aires. Killed: Victor Cingolani, right, was convicted of killing Johana Casas, left, in 2010 Edith Casas, pictured, is guilty of a 'terrible betrayal', according to her mother Cingolani, an ex-boyfriend, was convicted of murder in June.
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Victor Cingolani was jailed for the 2010 murder of Johana Casas, 19
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Twin sister Edith will marry the killer in Pico Truncade, Argentina, tomorrow
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Twin's mother Marcelina said her daughter was guilty of a 'terrible betrayal'

Question: She said: 'There are no words to describe what @placeholder is going to do.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor, Mark Duell and Amanda Williams PUBLISHED: 11:12 EST, 4 December 2012 | UPDATED: 03:08 EST, 5 December 2012 They played a key role when the young couple walked down the aisle. And now Prince Harry and Kate's sister, socialite Pippa Middleton, are favourite to become godparents to their child. It is no secret the siblings are two of the most important people in the young couple's life and if the royal tradition of appointing the best man and maid of honour from their wedding is observed they will definitely be offered the roles.
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The pair, who took lead roles at the wedding, are odds on to be named godparents
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The Prince is godfather to several children and is expected to 'return the favour'

Question: Prince William and Kate's child would move into third place, become more important than @placeholder and not be subject to the centuries-old law of primogeniture, which puts male heirs ahead of women.


Carl Froch delivered his riposte to the unfortunate 'Death Row' taunt from George Groves, which is also likely to get the Londoner in a little trouble with the authorities. At the weigh-in in front of 4,000 boisterous fans, Froch said: 'I want to send him back into the hole he crawled out of and put this saga behind me'. Groves had likened Froch to a man on death row and his comment has not gone unnoticed by the Boxing Board of Control. VIDEO Scroll down to watch the pair showboat at the weigh-in and their intense square-up Job done: Carl Froch and George Groves both made weight ahead of their rematch on Saturday
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George Groves weighed in slightly lighter than Carl Froch at 11st 12lb 4oz
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The champion was just under the 12st limit at 11st 13lb 9oz
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Froch was booed by the Wembley Arena crowd
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As many as 4000 fans packed in to watch the two fighters go head to head
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They are expected in the ring at Wembley at 10pm on Saturday night

Question: think next week as to whether to have a word with @placeholder.'


By Chris Parsons PUBLISHED: 07:31 EST, 18 June 2012 | UPDATED: 08:04 EST, 18 June 2012 Inappropriate: Nicola Newman, 33, made the comment when her colleague asked why she had not been invited to her hen party A 'racist' nurse who imitated Ali G in front of a colleague has been found guilty of misconduct. Nicola Newman, 33, told colleague Marilyn Rowe she was not invited to her hen party in Las Vegas 'coz you is black' in front of other employees at Birmingham Children's Hospital. The comment, which Ms Newman said was 'banter' left Ms Rowe feeling 'disgusted' and 'quite upset' and was judged by a member of a misconduct panel as being racist.
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Marilyn Rowe felt 'disgusted' and 'quite upset' at 'joke'
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Nicola Newman, 33, said remark was intended as 'banter'

Question: The hearing will continue at a later date, where Ms @placeholder will find out what sanction she faces for the misconduct charge.


There are 34 years of reasons to be skeptical about any negotiations that may emerge from Friday's historic phone call between President Obama and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani. There are scores of broken promises and outright lies about Iran's nuclear program itself. There is Iran's state sponsorship of terror and its efforts to extend its influence across the Middle East at the expense of peace, human dignity and America's allies. But there are no reasons not to be appreciative of the significance of the call, the courage it took for President Obama to seek it, or the good common sense that is to be associated with the United States talking to its enemies.
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David Rothkopf: Call with Iran's Rouhani historic, significant, and courageous for Obama
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He says fears that Iran has pursued nuclear weapons have led to crippling sanctions
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He says in 2009 Obama said he wanted engagement with Iran, then appeared to lean away
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Rothkopf: Churchill said "jaw-jaw" better than "war-war." Obama seems ready to risk it

Question: Iran, according to @placeholder, seeks to have the ability to pursue the peaceful use of nuclear power and nothing more.

Question: President @placeholder came into office citing this as a top national security concern.


A picturesque cabin in a Lapland village often referred to as 'the home of Santa Claus' has gone on sale for £392,000. Situated close to the tiny village of Akaslompolo, buyers can even have their presents brought to them on Christmas Day in a sleigh pulled by reindeer. The grotto-like property comes complete with four bedrooms, a sauna, and a ski room. A log cabin in a Lapland village has gone on sale for £392,000 in Finnish Lapland, near the area Father Christmas is said to come from The cabin, named Ainotar, is being advertised as ‘everything you need for a luxury escape in the snow’.
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The property comes complete with four bedrooms, a sauna, and a ski room and is located in Finnish Lapland
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Situated in the village of Akaslompolo said to be the 'home of Santa Claus'
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House is also set close to Ylläs - a world-renowned ski resort with floodlit pistes
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Activities on offer for adventurers nearby include snowmobiling, ice fishing and husky sledding

Question: ‘If you ask very nicely, @placeholder will even save you're presents until last and arrive on Christmas morning in his sleigh to deliver them straight to your door before he and the reindeer head home for a well-earned rest.


By Wills Robinson Two travellers who persuaded an elderly dementia sufferer to drop off £73,500 in cash at a bus stop or a lay-by have been jailed for a total of eight-and-a-half years. Father-of-six Hughie Doherty, 31, his brother Francis, 36, and the pair's brother-in-law David Young, conned the 84-year-old widow out of nearly all her life-savings by pretending to be solicitors. The men's scam was exposed when her bank manager became suspicious as they tried to extract £15,000 from the frail victim, who lived alone in the village of Blunham, Bedfordshire. Father of six Hughie Doherty, 31, was jailed for five years at Northampton Crown Court while his brother Francis is set to be sentenced at a later date. Both conned the elderly woman out of most of her life savings
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Hughie Doherty and his brother Frank took most of woman's life savings
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Brother-in-law David Young also persuaded widow to withdraw money
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Group were caught when her bank managed became suspicious
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Men acted as lawyers who could retrieve money she lost from conmen
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Judge at Northampton Crown Court said the effect on the victim was 'appalling' and she will never recover

Question: He jailed father-of-one @placeholder, a ground worker who had spent 11 months on remand in custody, to three-and-a-half years.


Washington (CNN) -- In Latin America, Cuba stands out as one of the most effective deployers of soft power. Rather than exporting revolution, Cuba today exports doctors -- with more than 30,000 Cuban doctors working in more than 100 underdeveloped countries around the world. Cuba has become a marquee provider of catastrophe-related medical assistance around the world, particularly after tsunamis, hurricanes and earthquakes -- and no doubt will send large contingents of medical personnel to earthquake-ravaged Haiti in coming days and weeks. Moving beyond the still active Cold War stasis in U.S.-Cuba relations is an Obama administration foreign policy priority, and the devastation in Haiti provides a platform not only to provide relief for a nearby nation in desperate circumstances, but also to build confidence between Cuban and American authorities in a potential collaboration of effort in a third country.
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Steve Clemons says Cuba has exported medical help for nations grappling with disasters
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He says the United States refused Cuban aid during the Katrina rescue operation
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The Haiti quake is an opportunity for U.S. and Cuba to work together, he says

Question: Now is the time for the U.S., Cuba and other major Latin American nations to throw their weight into stopping a worse human tragedy in Haiti than already exists -- and to potentially unite American and Cuban soft power efforts in a way that creates greater positives for @placeholder and for longer-term, 21st century U.S.-Cuba relations.


The police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black teenager last weekend sparking race riots was injured in the incident, a police chief has said. The officer, who has not been named, shot 18-year-old Michael Brown dead in Ferguson, Missouri but is said to have been hospitalized himself after the shooting, suggesting there was a struggle. Ferguson Police Chief Thomas Jackson said the unidentified officer was treated for swelling on the side of his face after the incident on Saturday. Scroll down for video Stand-off: Riot police watch as protests over Michael Brown's shooting continue for a four successive night
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Unidentified officer hospitalized with 'facial swelling' after shooting
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Police say there was a 'struggle' before Brown, 18, was shot dead
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Riots in Ferguson, Missouri continue for a fourth successive night
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Police throw smoke bombs and tear gas as protestors ignore curfew

Question: @placeholder urged protesters to rally only in daylight hours, but more than 500 people broke the curfew last night, chanting: 'Hands up!


A young father and veteran who lost all four of his limbs during his third tour in the Middle East is sharing his brave story of survival. Staff Sgt. Travis Mills, of Hallowell, Maine, was critically injured on April 10, 2012, when an improvised explosive device went off after he set down his ammunition bag, causing him to lose portions of both arms and legs. His injuries were so bad, he even sent away the medic attending to him away thinking he would die, saying, 'Get away from me, doc. You go save my men. Let me go. Save my men.'
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Staff Sgt. Travis Mills lost parts of both arms and both legs due to an improvised explosive device while on a tour of Afghanistan
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The quadruple amputee from Hallowell, Maine, who was just 24 at the time, is now sharing his story in the documentary Travis: A Solider's Story
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Sgt. Mills has also started a non-profit to help other wounded and injured veterans
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The young father was so sure he would die he sent the medic attending to him away to take care of other soldiers he could 'save'
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Once in rehab, he dedicated himself to getting out of the hospital in 10 months to be with his daughter Chloe and wife Kelsey

Question: The documentary features interviews with Travis and his wife @placeholder, detailing his horrific injury and the daily struggles and challenges he faces as a result of his life-altering injury.


WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- An independent research group predicts that cyberwarfare will accompany future military conflicts and is recommending international action to blunt its impact. Computers can become victims in future military conflicts, a nonprofit group says. The nonprofit U.S. Cyber Consequences Unit studied the cybertactics used against the country of Georgia during its military conflict with Russia last year. Cyberattacks in August 2008 shut down the Web sites of crucial Georgian government agencies, the media and banks. "The Russians have developed a model here that is very effective," said Scott Borg, director of US-CCU. "We can expect to see the Russians use it in the future, and other countries as well."
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Study looked at cybertactics used during Russia-Georgia conflict
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Civilians recruited from social networks carried out most attacks, report says
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International agency needed to advise about risks, group says
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Another recommendation is creation of cyber-response force

Question: The study concludes that the cyberattacks against @placeholder targets were carried out by civilians, many of them recruited via social networking forums devoted to dating, hobbies and politics.


London (CNN) -- British Foreign Secretary William Hague met a range of Syrian opposition figures Monday, saying London was "seeking to step up the international pressure on the Assad regime, a regime that has long since lost its legitimacy in the eyes of the wider world." Syrian President Bashar al-Assad needed to know that "the rest of the world is talking to the Syrian opposition and we are looking for a different future for Syria," Britain's top diplomat said. "I think the Assad regime will find that more and more governments around the world are willing to work with the opposition," Hague said.
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NEW: More and more countries will meet the opposition, William Hague says
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Britain is "seeking to step up pressure" on Syria, the foreign secretary says
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Hague urges opposition groups to unify
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The United Nations says more than 3,500 people have died in the Syrian crackdown

Question: @placeholder's government has said it is fighting armed terrorists, maintaining the death toll is much lower than international observers and opposition groups say.


After more than a decade together, Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh Jennings are going out on top, ending their partnership with yet another gold medal. The pair, two of the most recognisable faces in the sport, won their third gold medal yesterday at London’s Horse Guards Parade. Between Athens, Beijing and London, they are undefeated, having won all but one set on the world's top stage. Gold and glory: Misty May-Treanor, left, and Kerri Walsh Jennings, right, pose with their gold medals, their third-straight, following the final in London Jumping for joy: Walsh Jennings gets some air time as she and May-Treanor celebrate their third gold medal in beach volleyball
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Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh Jennings reflect after winning their third gold medal in three Olympics
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May-Treanor, 35, says she will retire after this match to focus on starting a family
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Her husband Matt Treanor, a Los Angeles Dodgers catcher, admits he cried as he watched final from Dodger Stadium
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They faced compatriots Jen Kessy and April Ross in an all-American final

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With the clocks going back, the nights drawing in and leaves turning brown, Britain has taken on a particularly autumnal feel in recent days, despite temperatures hitting an unseasonably high 17C. And there was perhaps nowhere better to experience the changing season than in Buttermere in the Lake District today, where although temperatures were a slightly more wintry 12C, the fells were bathed in sunshine and took on a glorious golden glow, reflected in the still waters of the famous lake. However, further south the picture was less bright, with much of the south subjected to showers leaving tourists visiting Windsor Great Park reaching for their umbrellas.
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Temperatures have been hitting 17C, and October could be one of the warmest on record
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In Buttermere, Cumbria, the fells were bathed in sunshine, although the temperature was a cooler 12C
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Photographers flocked to the shores of the famous lake to capture pictures of the fells reflected in the water
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The mercury could reach 21C on Friday, making it the warmest Halloween since records began
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Weather will stay mild into the weekend and much of the country will see sun on Saturday

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Unfortunately, there was not nearly as much action on the pitch in Lille as there had been in the French city’s main square earlier in the day. Everton manager Roberto Martinez will be pleased enough that another away draw in the Europa League leaves his side top of Group H with two of their remaining three games at home. But 7,000 travelling Evertonians had precious little to get excited about inside Stade Pierre-Mauroy after a tough 24 hours which saw some of them attacked by hooded hooligans and others tear-gassed by police. Everton midfielder Steven Pienaar is involved in a confrontation during Everton's goalless draw against Lille in the Europa League
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Everton played out a goalless draw with French side Lille to stay at the summit of Europa League Group H
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Ross Barkley, on his European debut, was not his sparkling self and sported a bandage after a cut to his face
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7,000 Everton fans travelled to the French city with some involved in altercations with police earlier on Thursday
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Roberto Martinez's side are unbeaten in the competition with two of their three remaining games at Goodison Park

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By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor and Ml Nestel New Jersey Assembly Deputy Speaker John Wisniewski told MailOnline on Thursday evening that Republican Gov. Chris Christie is 'not believable,' and claimed a staffer who pleaded the Fifth during a 'Bridgegate' hearing represents 'just the tip of the cover-up.' Christie, said the lawmaker leading the probe into New Jersey's most improbable scandal since the last New Jersey governor was caught up in one of the largest bankruptcies in U.S. history, is either 'a governor who can’t manage his staff or one who isn’t telling the truth.' In an exclusive interview with MailOnline, the Democratic assemblyman said he was unimpressed with the governor's claim that he first learned Wednesday morning about a political payback plot involving his most trusted staffers and traffic entering the George Washington Bridge.
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NJ Assembly Deputy Speaker John Wisniewski said Christie is either 'a governor who can’t manage his staff or one who isn’t telling the truth'
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He trashed the governor's presumed presidential aspirations, saying he can't even be trusted to run the George Washington Bridge
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It's inconceivable, he insisted, that a 'hands-on' leader like Christie might 'suddenly have a senior member of his administration go rogue'
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A long-time NJ political operative said Thursday that Christie political aide Bill Stepien was likely the shot-caller behind the bridge scandal
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The insider added that Christie's deputy chief of staff, Bridget Kelly, was loyal to Stepien and may have taken orders from him
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Kelly's childhood friend told MailOnline that she was 'scapegoated' and called it 'a disgrace ... that she's the only one with egg on her face'
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Port Authority appointee David Wildstein refused to answer questions during a state assembly hearing, exercising his Fifth Amendment right
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Wisniewski described Wildstein's silence as 'the tip of the cover-up'
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A US Attorney has opened a criminal investigation after the punitive traffic snarl-ups caused by the bridge plot led to emergency vehicle delays

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(CNN) -- Nothing gets people in the Halloween spirit like group costumes. Teamwork was the finishing touch of many iReporters' outfits -- whether it was a team of green Army men or crayons. Many iReporters devoted a lot of time and effort into perfecting their costumes, such as Jason Chuon and his partner Jeremy Kidd, who went to creative lengths to create their nun-chuck couples costume: "We did some searching online and came across a website that sold chain links in every size and color one could imagine." They chose a hollow chain, cut it, tied each end of the chain to thin, plastic hair bands and finished it off with metallic-looking headbands. They chose to do a couples costume after Kidd proposed to Chuon on a business trip in Hong Kong a few weeks before Halloween last year.
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Teamwork dresses up group costumes for Halloween
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Many iReporters devoted a lot of time and effort into perfecting their costumes
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Check out all of iReport's great group Halloween costume submissions

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The Robertson family are excited to continue filming Duck Dynasty after it was announced yesterday that network A&E would be lifting the ban placed on patriarch Phil Robertson less than two weeks ago over homophobic comments he made in a GQ article. In a statement to FoxNews.com, the family said they are 'excited to keep making a quality TV show for our dedicated fans, who have showed us wonderful support. We will continue to represent our faith and values in a positive way through "Duck Dynasty" and our many projects that we are currently working on.' 'The outpouring of support and prayers has encouraged and emboldened us greatly,' the family added.
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A&E has announced Phil Robertson will return to Duck Dynasty
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Robertson was briefly suspended after making homophobic comments in GQ magazine
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The network says it does not endorse Robertson's views
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Fans and Christian conservatives came out in force to support Robertson after the suspension
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Detractors say A&E's initial response was not sufficient
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He hasn't missed a single day of filming

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Wilfried Bony was the main man on Sunday as Ivory Coast beat Algeria 3-1 in the Africa Cup of Nations to set up a semi-final clash with Democratic Republic of Congo. Ivory Coast are contesting their first international competition without former talisman Didier Drogba since the 2002 Nations Cup. There were signs that they missed the Chelsea striker, who retired from international duty after last year's World Cup, during the group stage as they stuttered to draws against Guinea and Mali. Ivory Coast striker Wilfried Bony (left) shields the ball from Algeria defender Carl Medjani in Malabo 'If Drogba is not here it's not because of us but because of him,' said coach Herve Renard. 'However if you lose Drogba and find Bony you're doing pretty well.'
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Ivory Coast beat Algeria 3-1 in the Africa Cup of Nations on Sunday
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Elephants are in their first competition without Didier Drogba since 2002
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Manchester City striker Wilfried Bony bagged a brace during the game
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Srinagar, India (CNN) -- Fifteen passengers were killed and 18 others injured when a bus carrying Hindu pilgrims crashed on a hilly highway in Indian-controlled Kashmir, officials said Sunday. The bus was heading to the city of Jammu when it skidded off the road and rolled down a steep gorge, said Anil Magotra, the district police chief. "The bus hurtled 35 to 40 meters, killing 15 passengers on the spot," Magotra said. "All the 18 injured passengers have been evacuated to Jammu for specialized treatment." The 33 Hindu people onboard were returning from a pilgrimage to the Himalayan cave shrine of Amarnath.
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A bus with 33 people onboard skids off a highway and rolls down a steep gorge
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15 passengers are killed and 18 others are injured, a police official says
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They were returning from a pilgrimage to the Himalayan cave shrine of Amarnath

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Arguably some of the most risqué moments in fashion have been voted the most famous. Kylie Minogue wearing tiny gold hot pants in her 2000 hit video Spinning Around comes in at first place, while a close second is Liz Hurley in a revealing Versace safety pin dress while accompanying Hugh Grant to the 1994 Four Weddings and a Funeral premiere. Coming in third place is Sarah Jessica Parker's flamboyant style in Sex And The City, which made tutus and stilettos acceptable daytime attire, and brought back the name plate necklace. Scroll down for video Kylie Minogue wearing tiny gold hot pants in her 2000 hit video Spinning Around comes in at first place
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Some of the most risqué moments in fashion have been voted most famous
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Survey of 2,500 people celebrates 21 years of Designers at Debenhams
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In third place is Sarah Jessica Parker's flamboyant style in Sex And The City

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(CNN) -- Anjali Thakur is living in fear in India. She is a mother afraid for her son. "We are all having sleepless nights," Thakur says. Sourabh Sharma -- one of the Indian students attacked in Melbourne. Her son isn't in a war zone or even a country known to be dangerous. He is a student in Melbourne, Australia. "Three years back when we sent him," she says, "it was one of the safest places for the children to go." The Australian government says it is still safe but a spate of vicious attacks on Indian students in recent weeks has parents like Thakur and hundreds of students shaken and angry.
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Spate of attacks on Indian students in Australia makes headlines in India
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Students say attacks racially motivated; authorities say they are crimes of opportunity
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Attacks have stoked political tensions between New Delhi, Canberra
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More than 80,000 Indian students attend Australian universities

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Theresa May today echoed Margaret Thatcher with a stark rallying cry to Tory activists to defend British values from Islamist extremism. The Home Secretary said the country needed to ‘face down extremism in all its forms’ in the wake of the murder of British hostage David Haines by a UK-linked ISIS terrorist. She said: ‘We must stand up for our values. Because, in the end, as they have done before, those values, our British values, will win the day, and we will prevail.’ The remarks are reminiscent of Mrs Thatcher’s famous address to the Tory conference in 1984 after the Brighton bomb attack.
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Top Tory said the country needed to 'face down extremism in all its forms'
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Mrs May said the country needed to ‘face down extremism in all its forms
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Remarks reminiscent of Mrs Thatcher’s address to 1984 Tory conference
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Home Secretary also warned ISIS terrorists were a direct threat to Britain
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She said a nuclear-armed 'terrorist state' risked being established

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Mauricio Pochettino claims he will not make a final decision on his new Tottenham captain until the transfer window has closed. The Spurs armband is up for grabs since Michael Dawson completed a transfer to Hull City this week after 324 appearances in nine years in North London. Younes Kaboul has been leading Pochettino's team out in the Barclays Premier League this season and Hugo Lloris was skipper in the first leg of the Europa League play-off against AEL Limassol, last week. Scroll down for video Taking his time: Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino will not rush to appoint a new captain
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Spurs skipper Michael Dawson has left the club to join Hull City
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Younes Kaboul has captained Tottenham in the Premier League so far
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But Mauricio Pochettino says he will wait to appoint a permanent captain
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Tottenham host AEL Limassol in the second leg of their Europa League play-off on Thursday

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(CNN) -- The tragedy of Ireland's violent past seemed close to the surface this week as an Irish presidential candidate was confronted about his former role as an IRA commander, and Britain's prime minister talked with a family about a Catholic victim of "the troubles." Irish presidential candidate Martin McGuinness was confronted Monday by a man claiming to be the son of a soldier killed by the Irish Republican Army in the 1980s, as McGuinness campaigned ahead of Election Day, October 27. David Kelly confronted McGuinness in Athlone, Ireland, demanding answers about his father, Patrick Kelly, who he said had been shot dead with a trainee police officer as they attempted to rescue a kidnapped businessman in the Republic of Ireland in 1983.
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Man confronts Republic candidate demanding answers for his father's killing
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Patrick Kelly was shot dead attempting to rescue a kidnap victim in 1983
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Family of murdered lawyer Pat Finucane will talk with British Prime Minister Cameron
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Finucane's family wants inquiry, and says British government was complicit

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(CNN) -- Moderate Islamist Abdelmonen Abol Fotoh has gathered support from the left and the right since he was ousted from the Muslim Brotherhood over his decision to run for the Egyptian presidency. Now running as a respected independent in Egypt's first democratic presidential election, Abol Fotoh says the pillars of his program are to strengthen democracy, freedom and respect for human rights, and to ensure everyone is treated fairly under Egyptian law. Those ideals are backed by a long history of opposition to the regime of President Hosni Mubarak, said Dr. Omar Ashour, director of Middle East Studies at the University of Exeter and a visiting scholar at the Brookings Institution in Doha, Qatar.
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Abdelmonen Abol Fotoh is backed by Egyptians from the right and left
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A moderate Islamist, he has a long history of opposition to the Mubarak regime
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He was suspended from the Muslim Brotherhood when he decided to run for president
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Abol Fotoh says he wants to tackle corruption, ensure progress toward democracy

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Washington (CNN) -- Friday's government report showing a rise in unemployment shines a light on a new hurdle facing young people in need of work: The military isn't the reliable source of employment that it used to be. The Army and Marine Corps are getting smaller, and now there's a nearly year-long waiting list just to get into boot camp, no matter which branch you want to join. The shrinking Army and Marine Corps are part of a long-planned reduction in the size of the armed forces. But the backlog for enlistees is a new issue. Incoming recruits will spend quite a bit of time before they see a Pentagon paycheck.
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The military isn't the reliable source of employment that it used to be
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The Army and Marine Corps are getting smaller
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Average enlistment bonuses have also fallen

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By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 02:02 EST, 11 September 2012 | UPDATED: 08:06 EST, 11 September 2012 Pushed to the edge: George Bingham, son of Lord Lucan, says the rumours surrounding his father's disappearance tormented him Lord Lucan's son has revealed how rumours surrounding his father's mysterious disappearance pushed him to the brink of a nervous breakdown. George Bingham said the gossip surrounding the case, including claims he and his sisters had travelled to Africa for secret meetings with their father, sent his life spiralling out of control. The former investment banker, 45, denies those claims and added that he hopes his revelations will help end the speculation that has caused him and his family so much pain.
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George Bingham denies claims he and his sisters travelled to Africa for secret meetings with their father
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Thirteen years ago the pain of the ongoing rumours became so great he burned every memento of his father
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Comments come as it emerges BBC investigation will make hitherto unreported allegations about the Earl's disappearance

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Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential nominee in 2012, told a small group of loyalists on Friday that he's considering another run for the White House. The move will throw the GOP's fast-coalescing race into chaos as it now must make room for both Romney and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, two moderates seen as competing for the same heavyweight donors. 'Everybody in here can go tell your friends that I'm considering a run,' Romney told donors during the get-together in New York City, according to a source who spoke to Politico. A longtime Romney camp insider contacted by DailyMail.com expressed surprise at the news and had no knowledge of the event.
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Former Massachusetts governor ran for the White House in 2008 and 2012
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He was the GOP's nominee three years ago but lost to President Obama
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'Everybody in here can go tell your friends that I'm considering a run,' he reportedly told a group of donors on Friday
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Meeting was scheduled in December, long before Jeb Bush announced he had formed a leadership PAC to raise money
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Move will bring chaos to the potential 2016 Republican field as Romney and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush appeal to the same donor base
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FLASHBACK: Romney said in October that 'I'm not running, I'm not planning on running' – and his wife said days later that 'Mitt and I are done'
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National and New Hampshire polls show Romney leading the GOP field if his name is included

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(CNN) -- Former model Charlotte Collard sashayed down the catwalks and graced the covers of magazines around the world, until she decided to use her inside knowledge of the fashion industry to launch e-commerce platform SoYouThinkYouCanShop. Here the mother of three girls, who is also a GIA certified gemologist, shares her insights on the future of online shopping and talks about her transition from a model to a businesswoman. Watch out for Collard at Paris Fashion Week, where she is Tweeting and Instagramming behind the scenes exclusively for CNN. CNN: Why did you switch career from being a model to a fashion writer and now entrepreneur?
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Charlotte Collard is a former model turned entrepreneur
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She launched a fashion e-commerce platform after spotting the potential of the market
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Charlotte says there is room for both physical and virtual boutiques in the world of shopping
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She thinks they offer different advantages when shopping, which compliment each other

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Beijing (CNN) -- Many of China's Catholics are awaiting the election of Pope Benedict XVI's successor with high expectations. "We pray for the new pope," said Father Francis Zhang, a Beijing priest. "We hope he will be spiritual, dynamic and open minded. We hope he will be more open to China, more pragmatic, and someone who understands very well the Chinese Catholic church." In recent days, Father Zhang, the parish priest of the Yongning Catholic church in the northern suburbs of the capital, has been travelling to several Chinese cities, giving lectures to jam-packed audiences of priests, seminarians and laymen.
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Catholic Church and government authorities uneasily coexist in China
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More than six million Catholics attend government-sanctioned churches
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Experts say millions more practice Catholicism in underground "house-churches"
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Chinese Catholics hope the next pope can reconcile church's differences with Beijing

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By Jason Groves - Deputy Political Editor, Daily Mail Billionaire former Tory chairman Lord Ashcroft has released a series of polls carried out in key swing constituencies Labour is tightening its grip on key election battlegrounds across the country as Tory voters desert to Ukip, according to a major new poll. The survey of eight Tory-held marginal constituencies shows that each one would fall to Labour if an election were held tomorrow. And polling in four Labour-held marginal seats suggests only one would be a close contest, with Labour comfortably holding the other three. The study, conducted by former Tory treasurer Lord Ashcroft, suggests David Cameron still has a mountain to climb in order to stay in Number 10 next year.
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Survey of eight Tory-held marginal seats shows each one falling to Labour
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Poll in four Labour-held swing areas shows only one winnable for Tories
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The study was conducted by former Tory treasurer Lord Ashcroft

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(CNN) -- The owner of the dive company on the Indonesian island of Bali helping to search for seven missing divers has said he has "no clue what happened." The owner of Yellow Scuba, who gave his name as Putu, spoke to CNN three days after five tourists and two dive instructors, all Japanese women, failed to return to the surface after a dive near the islands of Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida, southeast of Bali on Friday. The seven women ranged in age from 27 to 59. "When the divers plunged into the water, the weather was still good," according to local news reports (login required) quoting the ship's captain.
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Seven divers, all Japanese women, failed to surface after a Feb 14 dive near Bali, Indonesia
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Dive and rescue efforts were affected by heavy rain
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80 people involved in search, which will continue till Friday
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Owner of dive company said he doesn't know what happened

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A mother-of-two drank herself to death after downing 330 units of alcohol a week, including vodka for breakfast and five bottles of wine a day. Vicky White's family have just experienced the agony of their first Christmas without her, after she died in July. The 38-year-old succumbed to liver failure following a 25-year battle with her addiction. And for her partner Steve Hough, alcohol was a stark reminder of a missing face at the Christmas dinner table this year. Now her children, Jack, 17 and Mia, who celebrated her seventh birthday three days before her Ms White's death, must grow up missing their mother.
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Vicky White died of liver failure in July after 25-year alcohol addiction
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38-year-old had featured on BBC's Panorama programme before her death, highlighting the horrific dangers of excessive drinking
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Her partner, Steve Hough, wants her story to act as a stark message to those battling addiction to seek help
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Children, Jack, 17, and Mia, 7, have just faced first Christmas without her

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(CNN) -- With its purchase of Nokia's mobile phone business, Microsoft has brought a longtime partner into the fold to help fight a battle that has been tough for both companies. Microsoft, which was late to the smartphone game with its Windows mobile operating system, badly trails Android and Apple's iOS. And while Nokia is still a force selling feature phones worldwide, it's barely made a dent in the smartphone market. But if the Finnish company is struggling today, it can still take pride in its history at the forefront of the mobile movement. Here are five ways the once-dominant phonemaker has helped shape the world of mobile electronics as we know it today:
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Microsoft announced it is buying Nokia's mobile phone division
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Despite smartphone struggles, Nokia has been a mobile leader
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It was the first to switch to an international mobile-networking system
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Nokia introduced phone gaming and the "slider" style of handset

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An 11-year-old Celtic superfan with Down's Syndrome has been announced as the winner of the Scottish Professional Football League Goal of the Month for January after being invited to take part in a half-time penalty shootout challenge. Jay Beatty, of Armagh, accompanied Celtic for their 2-0 defeat of Hamilton on January 19 where he met players and was asked to take part in a shootout challenge during the interval - in which he duly obliged and scored before celebrating wildly in front of Celtic fans. And he was announced on Friday by former Celtic striker Georgios Samaras as the winner of the competition after receiving 97 per cent of the votes cast on the SPFL website, beating the likes of David Goodwillie and Gary Mackay-Steven.
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Celtic fan Jay Beatty scored in a half-time penalty shootout challenge during game against Hamilton
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The 11-year-old became famous after celebrating Hoops' title win with Georgios Samaras last season
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Jay has now been announced as the winner of January's SPFL Goal of the Month, beating the likes of David Goodwillie and Gary Mackay-Steven

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Deputy head: Martin Goldberg, 46, was found dead a day after police questioned him over allegations that he had purchased child pornography from abroad A paedophile deputy headmaster who secretly filmed his pupils may have been assessed as a ‘low risk’ by detectives, it was claimed today. Essex Police began probing allegations that Martin Goldberg, of Thorpe Hall School in Great Wakering, had bought material online which may have included images of naked teenage boys. Mr Goldberg, who taught at the £10,000-a-year private school, was found dead the day after they spoke to him at his £360,000 four-bedroom home in Shoeburyness, where he lived alone.
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Martin Goldberg taught at Thorpe Hall School in Great Wakering, Essex
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Essex Police had been alerted to concerns about him nine months earlier
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Ceop received information on him 2012, but had taken a year to pass it on
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Officers found hundreds of images they believe came from hidden camera
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75 indecent images from school's male changing rooms were recovered
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465 such images from local swimming pool and 38 from two other locations
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Mr Goldberg, 46, was single and lived alone in a £360,000 detached house
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For confidential support call the Samaritans in the UK on 08457 90 90 90, visit a local Samaritans branch or click here for details

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