Concerns: A previously hidden email from NHS medical director Sir Bruce Keogh criticised 'persistently high' death rates in Welsh hospitals Labour has been accused of trying to cover up warnings over high death rates and lengthy waiting times at hospitals in Wales. An email written by Sir Bruce Keogh, the medical director in England, said mortality rates at six sites were ‘persistently high’ and criticised ‘worrying’ waits for cancer tests. But it has emerged that officials in the devolved government tried to suppress the message’s release because the information it contained would ‘prejudice the conduct of public affairs’. Sir Bruce’s email to Dr Chris Jones, his counterpart in Wales, was only uncovered when it was released under Freedom of Information laws.
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Government tried to cover up release of email from Sir Bruce Keogh
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The medical director of the English NHS voiced concerns to Welsh director
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The email was only uncovered after a Tory MP forced their release
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Tory MP Charlotte Leslie compared situation to Mid-Staffs cover ups
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Welsh Government said the NHS is 'open and transparent'

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A McLaren supercar worth £250,000 was left almost entirely destroyed after it crumpled following a crash in one of London's most exclusive districts, scattering its expensive parts across the road. The McLaren 650S Spider, which can reach speeds of more than 124mph in less than nine seconds, was badly damaged after a head on crash with a more modestly priced Saab in Eaton Square in central London. It is understood that the supercar, which was brand new and registered in Monaco, was turning right at traffic lights when the two vehicles collided on Saturday evening. Scroll down for video
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A McLaren 650S Spider was left almost destroyed after crash in London
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Supercar worth £250,000 is capable of reaching more than 200mph
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It collided with a Saab at traffic lights and the front crumpled after impact
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It is believed to have spun on impact, scattering debris across the road
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No one was injured and police closed the road for a short time to clear it

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BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- "There are the bloodstains on the wall, and here it is dried on the floor," Abu Muhanad said as he walked through a torture chamber in a Baghdad mosque where more than two dozen bodies have been found. Two women clutch photographs of loved ones believed killed by the Mehdi Army. "And here, a woman's shoes. She was a victim of the militia. We found her corpse in the grave." Chunks of hair waft lazily across the floor in the hot Baghdad breeze. "This was the torture room," said Muhanad, the leader of a U.S.-backed armed group that now controls the mosque.
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Iraqi authorities discover 27 bodies at mosque and find torture room
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"Here is a chain we found tied to an old man's body," official says
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Dad of 25-year-old: "His hands, legs were amputated and his head was decapitated"
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Residents say militia has left mosque, but still intimidates them

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(CNN)Close your eyes and imagine the "center" of America. What do you see? Is it the rolling plains of Kansas, or Manhattan's field of skyscrapers? The foggy Golden Gate, or a gated community? Lately, all I can see is Ferguson, the now-famous Missouri town where, in August, a police officer shot and killed an unarmed black teenager, Michael Brown. It's a place no one had heard of a year ago but now finds itself at the center of the news cycle, at the center of our national attention and at the center of a new and profound sense of worry that racial injustice may long divide us still.
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Photographer Benjamin Hoste has spent years documenting Plato, Missouri
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Plato was named the "mean center of population" for the United States

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(CNN) -- How on earth could a teenage swimmer at her first Olympic Games knock five full seconds off her previous best performance? That's what has left so many people scratching their heads after watching China's Ye Shiwen smash the world record in the women's 400-meter individual medley. The Chinese swimming prodigy's extraordinary swims during the first few days of the Olympics may have drawn praise from across the sport, but they've also raised suspicions of drug doping. The 16-year-old world champion won gold Tuesday in the women's 200-meter individual medley, three days after coming from behind to take one second off the world record -- and a whopping five seconds off her personal best -- during her gold medal swim in the 400-meter individual medley.
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China's Ye Shiwen wins second gold in London Tuesday in 200m individual medley
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16-year-old beat 400m individual medley world record by a second on Saturday
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John Leonard called Ye's swim 'unbelievable' and 'disturbing'
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IOC spokesman calls doping allegations 'sad' and 'pure rumor'

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Krystal Barter created the Pink Hope charity in 2009 as she was recovering from a double mastectomy Krystal Barter is Australia's answer to Angelina Jolie. Not only did she carry the same faulty BRCA1 gene that prompted her to undergo a double mastectomy, but the 31-year-old has also proved she has the same star pulling power of the Hollywood A-lister. The mother-of-three and founder of the Pink Hope charity has signed on a number of high profile Australians including Victoria's Secret Model Jess  Hart and sister Ashley, the Prime Minister's wife Margie Abbott and the daughter of the country's richest woman Bianca Rinehart for her charity campaign.
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Krystal Barter was just 25 when she had a double breast mastectomy after realising she had the faulty BRCA1 gene
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The 31-year-old from Sydney now actively campaigns for hereditary health awareness through her Pink Hope Charity
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The mother-of-three has signed on a number of high profile Australians for the charity Bright Pink Lipstick Day
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It's a social media campaign that encourages people to discuss their hereditary health

Question: Ms Barter, who started @placeholder as she recovering from her mastectomy, said she felt alienated because it wasn't a common procedure.


(CNN) -- British Prime Minister David Cameron has given Sri Lanka a March 2014 deadline to hold an independent international inquiry into alleged war crimes during the country's 26-year civil war. Cameron held talks with Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa while in the capital of Colombo for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting on Friday. The summit opened Friday amid concerns about the rights situation after Sri Lanka's war with the separatist Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, which ended in 2009. The prime ministers of Canada, Mauritius and India opted not to attend. On Saturday, Cameron acknowledged that Sri Lanka had suffered "almost three decades of bloody conflict" and that recovery and reconciliation took time.
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Sri Lanka has been hosting the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting
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Some attendees have been questioning Sri Lanka's human rights record
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It follows a 26-year civil war with separatist Tamil rebels that ended in 2009
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David Cameron says an international inquiry should be held by March

Question: He said he made it clear to @placeholder that he had "a real opportunity, through magnanimity and reform, to build a successful, inclusive and prosperous future for his country."


(CNN) -- When he wasn't laughing, Joe Biden sounded like a belligerent old man. Paul Ryan sipped from a cup and looked like a beleaguered altar boy. Fair or not, those were just two characterizations of Thursday's vice presidential debate on Twitter, where a Greek chorus of jokesters kept up a witty commentary throughout the 90-minute throwdown. As with any live TV event in the social media age, the people of Twitter let no gaffe or verbal tic go unnoticed. Here are 25 of our favorites: GuyEndoreKaiser -- Tonight's debate is scheduled for ninety minutes, but Paul Ryan is already claiming he can finish in fifty something.
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The Twittersphere weighs in on Thursday's vice-presidential debate
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Jokes referenced Vice President Joe Biden's laughing and constant interruptions
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People also commented on challenger Paul Ryan's frequent sips of water
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The one and only vice-presidential debate was held in Danville, Kentucky

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Two members of Russian punk band Pussy Riot who were freed from prison Monday will continue to be a headache for President Vladimir Putin's government, they told CNN. Maria Alyokhina and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, who served all but two months of their two-year prison sentences, said they will continue to live in Russia and continue to perform in the band. They were not deterred by their tough time in prison, where meals were rancid and punishment included hypothermia and bathroom lockouts. "We were not defeated because we had our own victories over the system. You can't make us silent," Tolokonnikova said Tuesday. "If you want to have us in (a prison in) Mordovia, you'll have us there. But it will be the same headache for you, we guarantee you."
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Food in prison was rancid and punishment was collective and hazing
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Punk rockers Maria Alyokhina and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova were released Monday
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They had been in prison for what Vladimir Putin's government labeled hooliganism
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They say they will stay in Russia and fight for change in the prison system

Question: @placeholder told CNN it was the right moral choice and a good education for the kids.


Atlanta (CNN)Whitney Houston's daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown, is on a ventilator and in intensive care, after she was found facedown and unresponsive in a bathtub full of water, a source close to the family said. Brown, 21, was placed in a medically induced coma and the status of her brain function won't be known until the sedatives are reduced, the source told CNN. "It is going to be a waiting game," said the source. Brown "was not breathing" when a man identified as her husband found her Saturday morning inside her townhouse in the Atlanta suburb of Roswell, Georgia.
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Whitney Houston's daughter is said to be on a ventilator in intensive care
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She was found in a bathtub full of water
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Her mother died after being found in a tub at a California hotel in 2012

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Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- The judge overseeing the Mel Gibson child custody case ordered a probe into the leak of sealed court documents published on celebrity news website TMZ, a lawyer in the case said. The confidential documents "were stolen probably from the court" and the leaker "got paid a good deal of money," said Martin Garbus, an attorney for Gibson's ex-girlfriend, Oksana Grigorieva. Grigorieva and Garbus discussed the leaks in an interview scheduled to air Wednesday night on CNN's "Larry King Live." "It's medical documents, declarations, court opinions, transcripts, everything it seems," Garbus told King. TMZ has published sworn statements from Gibson, Grigorieva and another witness in the court fight over custody of 1-year-old Lucia.
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NEW: TMZ declines to comment on documents' source
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TMZ published confidential court files in the Gibson child custody case
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Gibson's ex-girlfriend and her lawyer discussed the leaks with CNN's Larry King
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Oksana Grigorieva's full interview will air on "Larry King Live" Wednesday night

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A former North Korean counter-intelligence officer has claimed that Kim Jong-Un is no longer in control of the nation and is now just a 'puppet leader'. Jang Jin-sung, who used to be an influential officer in Kim Jong-il's propaganda division, made the sensational assertion at a September conference in Holland attended by several elite exiles, it's been reported. The capital, Pyongyang, meanwhile, has been placed into lockdown with even the elite banned from entering or leaving, according to a respected news site. This adds weight to Jin-sung's claim, as a North Korean expert said that this kind of measure is only put in place when a coup has taken place - or is suspected.
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An elite exile from North Korea said Kim Jong-Un was ousted in 2013
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Jang Jin-sung made the sensational assertion at a conference in Holland
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The former propaganda officer said he's now just a 'puppet leader'
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He claims the  Organization and Guidance Department hold the real power
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Pyongyang in lockdown with even the elite banned from entering or leaving

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By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 03:30 EST, 27 August 2013 | UPDATED: 07:28 EST, 27 August 2013 Cleaning up after a party is never fun but try cleaning up after Europe's biggest street party. Notting Hill erupted into a full blaze of colour for a second day yesterday as thousands lined the streets for Carnival. Performers wearing a vivid array of stunning costumes paraded through the roads under the glorious Bank Holiday sunshine. But despite the party going off with a bang, the clean-up operation went into full swing last night to remove the mountains of rubbish left behind in west London at the end of the two-day celebrations.
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More than a million revellers lined the streets during this year's Notting Hill Carnival
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Around 279 people were arrested at the end of the two-day celebrations - offences ranging from sex attacks to GBH
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Street cleaners began the mammoth task of clearing the West London streets last night

Question: Not to be left out of the fun, @placeholder's police also got in on the celebration - by performing an impromptu dance off.


(CNN) -- Indonesian authorities found 198 refugees from Myanmar early Tuesday off the country's west coast who said they had been drifting in a wooden boat for three weeks after they'd been towed out to sea by the Thai military. This picture provided to CNN is said to be the Thai army towing refugees out to sea. A survivor told Indonesian immigration officials that his boat was part of a group of boats carrying about 1,200 people who were set adrift by Thai military forces who had found them. The survivor also said 220 people had been on his boat, but 22 died, said Iwan Riyanto, an Indonesian immigration official. An official with the Sabang Region Navy also told CNN that the survivors on the boat said they had been set adrift by the Thai military.
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Boat people say they were part of group of nine boats of 1,200 people
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Group claims Thai military abandoned them at sea
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Thai army denies allegations; government has launched an inquiry
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Delegates from Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar in Thailand

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- The defense anesthesiology expert in the trial of Michael Jackson's doctor was found in contempt of court Wednesday for referring to his private talks with Dr. Conrad Murray during his testimony. Dr. Murray did not testify in his own defense in his involuntary manslaughter trial and the judge refused to allow Dr. Paul White to base any of his testimony on anything other than what Murray told police. Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor gave Dr. White 30 days to pay a $250 fine, but he also dropped a second contempt citation for derogatory comments he allegedly made about a rival witness.
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NEW: Defense lawyer: Dr. Murray should get early release if sentenced to prison
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Dr. Paul White has 30 days to pay a $250 contempt fine
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The prosecutor argues the defense anesthesiology expert tried to 'sabotage' the trial
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A contempt charge relating to White calling another witness a "scumbag" is dropped

Question: Wednesday's contempt hearing was part of the aftermath of Dr. @placeholder's involuntary manslaughter that ended with a guilty verdict last week.

Question: @placeholder told the judge he "did my best as I was admonished by you to answer question truthfully and as completely as I could."


(CNN) -- A federal immigration board rejected an emergency appeal Friday for a stay of deportation filed by the lawyer for Nazi war crimes suspect John Demjanjuk. John Demjanjuk, shown at his 1993 Israel acquittal, is sought by Germany for alleged killings at a Nazi camp. The decision by the Department of Justice's Board of Immigration Appeals in Falls Church, Virginia, clears the way for Demjanjuk's deportation to Germany, where he is being sought for his alleged involvement during World War II in killings at Sobibor, a Nazi death camp in Poland. The deportation of Demjanjuk would close a chapter in one of the longest-running pursuits of an alleged Holocaust perpetrator in history, while also paving the way for an extraordinary German war crimes trial.
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Ukrainian-born John Demjanjuk loses an appeal to avoid deportation
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German authorities seek him for alleged involvement in Nazi camp killings
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The retired autoworker denies all allegations
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Demjanjuk, 89, lives with his wife in Cleveland, Ohio

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Daniel Morcombe’s killer Brett Peter Cowan will appeal his murder conviction in a hearing next month. However, the attorney general will also appeal Cowan’s sentence at that time, arguing that 20 years non-parole is ‘manifestly inadequate’ for Cowan’s crime, which could see the 45-year-old’s prison time extended. In March, Cowan was found guilty of murder, indecent treatment of a child and interfering with a corpse, after abusing and killing Daniel in an abandoned house after abducting the teen from a Sunshine Coast bus stop. A covert police operation culminated in Cowan’s arrest in August 2011, after Cowan unknowingly confessed to Daniel’s murder on camera to an undercover detective.
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Daniel Morcombe's killer is set to appeal his murder conviction next month
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Brett Peter Cowan's appeal will be heard in court on November 27 and 28
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His defence will argue the jury shouldn't have seen his video confession
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Daniel, 13, went missing in December 2013 after Cowan abducted him form a bus stop
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Two appeals will be heard, with the attorney general seeking to extend Cowan's prison sentence
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In March Cowan was found guilty of murder, indecent treatment of a child and interfering with a corpse
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Cowan was sentenced to life in prison with 20 years non-parole
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Daniel's parents are 'comfortable', 'we always knew' appeal would happen

Question: In 2003 at the age of 13, @placeholder, was abducted and murdered although his family did not know what had happened to him until his remains were uncovered in 2011 after a long police investigation and the family was able to lay him to rest.


Ayotzinapa, Mexico (CNN) -- Students, parents, friends and residents of this town in southern Mexico are demanding justice in the case of a slain student they say was the victim of horrific torture. The slaying of Julio Cesar Mondragon, the shooting deaths of three of his fellow students and the disappearance of 43 others in Iguala, Mexico, are sending shock waves across the nation. What happened to Mondragon is difficult to describe. Those who knew the victim are outraged and fearful. The body of the 22-year-old college student was found lying on a street in Iguala in the early hours of September 27. The skin of his face had been peeled off and his eyes gouged out, according to witnesses and relatives who spoke to CNN.
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Julio Cesar Mondragon's body was found early September 27
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The skin had been peeled from his face, and his eyes gouged out
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He and fellow students were attacked in Iguala, Mexico; 43 still are missing
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The city's mayor and his wife were arrested this week, accused of masterminding attack

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Former minister David Mellor was taped calling a taxi driver a 'sweaty, stupid little s***' but his rant at two foreign security guards was deemed not to be racist. The millionaire Tory was alleged to have  launched into an expletive-laden tirade at a Polish guard protecting his home at St Katherine Docks in Wapping, East London. He was accused of having wagged his finger in the face of the security worker and suggested 'people like him' should not be working there, according to The Sun on Sunday. The newspaper later accepted that Mr Mellor was not racist towards guards. Former minister David Mellor was quizzed by police
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It was claimed he swore at a Polish and Nepalese guard for 10 minutes
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Police quizzed him, but he was not arrested and no charges were brought
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Newspaper which published claims later accepted Mellor was not racist towards guards
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Since the original publication of this article, we have been asked to make clear that the Sun on Sunday accepted that David Mellor was not racist towards the guards.

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A young black bear just overcame its own bucket challenge in western Pennsylvania with the help of some daring rescuers. The Bucket Bear, as it had come to be called, had been roaming through Perry Township, Clarion County, for over a month with a black bucket-like object stuck on its head. The Patriot-News reports that animal rescue volunteer Dean Hornberger planned the mission to free the Bucket Bear with his girlfriend Samantha Eigenbrod after seeing a photo of it on Facebook. Scroll down for video Blinded: Krissy Elder took a photo of the Bucket Bear roaming the highway and woods of western Pennsylvania and set up Save the Bucket Bear to rally support to encourage authorities to intervene
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The young black bear was roaming Perry Township, Clarion County, in western Pennsylvania with a bucket-like object stuck on its head
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Bucket Bear was rescued by Dean Hornberger and Samantha Eigenbrod, who have done animal rescue work in the past
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The Pennsylvania Game Commission was contacted but told locals they could not do anything while the bear was healthy and 'mobile'
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The 'bucket' was actually a rubber air bag normally used to cushion tractor trailers

Question: @placeholder approached it and attempted to wrestle off the rubber container, which turned out to be an air bag that likely broke off a tractor trailer.


By Damien Gayle Last updated at 7:46 AM on 15th February 2012 A rock which rested inconspicuously on the doorstep of a house for at least 80 years has been revealed as the biggest meteorite ever found to have landed in Britain. The 200lb space rock, which is 1.6ft long, had been sitting by the front door of Lake House, a stately home near Wilsford-cum-Lake, Wiltshire, since the early 1900s. It is thought to have landed on Earth 30,000 years ago. It had been thought that the rock landed in another part of the world before being brought to England by a collector.
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The rock is four times larger than the next biggest discovered
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It is thought to have landed on Britain 30,000 years ago

Question: Massive: The meteorite from Lake House which, at 1.6ft long and a weight of 200lb, is believed to be the biggest ever discovered to have fallen on @placeholder


By Tom Gardner PUBLISHED: 09:16 EST, 17 February 2014 | UPDATED: 12:47 EST, 17 February 2014 A mother and daughter today told how they were glassed in the head after spurning a clubber's advances as police issued CCTV images of a man wanted over the attack. Nicole Hill, 20, had been enjoying a Friday night out in Benjamin’s Bar in Halesowen, West Midlands, with her 47-year-old mother Lorraine when they were set upon in the early hours of November 16, last year. Moments earlier Ms Hill had refused to dance with the man. Battered and bruised: Glassing victim Nicole Hill, 20, left, and her mother Lorraine, 47, are bandaged up after being brutally attacked in Benjamin’s Bar in Halesowen, West Midlands,
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Thug slashed at Nicole, 20, and Lorraine Hill, 47, on November 16, 2013
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Mother and daughter were punched to the floor in a West Midlands club
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Pair needed hospital treatment to deep wounds to their head and face
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Nicole needed seven stitches for a four inch gash on the back of her head
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Lorraine had an inch-and-a-half gap on the top of her head glued by medics
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Police have released CCTV images of a man wanted over the brutal attack

Question: Bloodbath: The blood-stained dress of glassing victim @placeholder shows just how serious the wounds to her head were following the attack


Hunched in their snow burrows, Britain's mountain hares brave some of the harshest conditions our island can throw at them. And for the past three years, photographer Andy Howard has shared the freezing temperatures, blizzards and snow storms with them, often lying in the snow for hours to capture incredible images of the typically timid animals. The 43-year-old, who also acts as a mountain guide, says the hares are one of Britain's truly native creatures, having been here since the last ice age. Scroll down for video A British mountain hare hunches in the snow to try and keep out the cold during freezing conditions in the Scottish Highlands
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Photographer Andy Howard has spent three years following the hares
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He will often lie for hours in the snow to capture the incredible images
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It is part of project with the mountain hares of the Cairngorms, Scotland
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The native species have been in Britain since the last ice age

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Oscar Pistorius is 'coping' with his new life behind bars and managed to get some sleep during his first night in his solitary cell, according to a prison official who visited him today. The 27-year-old convicted killer was dressed in an orange prison-issue jumpsuit and seemed to be coping 'so far so good' when he was seen by Ofentse Morwane from the correctional services department. The Paralympic gold medallist  is undergoing a 36-hour 'comprehensive needs assessment' and orientation programme to inform him of the strict rules and regulations as a 'B' group inmate at the Kgosi Mampuru prison. Scroll down for video
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Paralympian coping 'so far so good' when visited by a prison official in jail
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Undergoing 36-hour crash course on prison's strict rules and regulations
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He is starting five-year sentence for killing his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp

Question: 'Justice has NOT been done - only Oscar knows the truth': @placeholder's parents hit out as athlete faces just 10 months in jail for killing their daughter


(CNN) -- While many teenagers will be focusing on opening presents and eating turkey, this Christmas Day Jessica Watson will be poring over weather maps. After circumnavigating the globe by herself at the age of just 16, it would be easy to presume that a 628-nautical-mile race would not faze the sailor. But the Australian teen is not taking any chances when she enters the Rolex Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race, beginning on December 26. Now aged 18, Watson will skipper the youngest-ever crew in the ocean race. "We've ticked all the boxes", says Watson. "This last week is all about keeping your cool."
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Jessica Watson will skipper the youngest ever crew in this year's Rolex Sydney to Hobart
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Last year, aged 16, she sailed around the world alone
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Watson is 18 years old, with the average age of her crew 19
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They'll take part in the 628-nautical-mile race down the south-east Australian coast

Question: Watson says sailing down to @placeholder and back last month gave them the confidence they need going into the race.


By Louise Cheer Teenage staff at a Melbourne restaurant weren't making any dough but instead were being paid in pizza by their employer. Restauranteur Ruby Chand was fined $334,818 for underpaying 111 workers at two of his La Porchetta restaurants. Instead Chand offered them discounted pizza and soft drink. The workers were underpaid a total of $258,000. Many of his workers were teenagers with one as young as 13 years old and were employed on a part-time of casual basis between 2009 and 2012. Employees at two La Porchetta restaurants in Pakenham and Berwick were paid in discounted pizza and soft drinks
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More than 100 employees were found to be underpaid by Ruby Chand
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The Melbourne restauranteur employed many teens, some as young as 13
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La Porchetta employees were short-changed between $3 and $25,358
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Chand was warned by Fair Work before for underpaying between 2007-2009

Question: It was discovered almost 60 employees at the Pakenham branch had been underpaid by $130,195 and more than 50 employees at @placeholder had been short-changed $127,824.


By David Wilkes UPDATED: 01:42 EST, 26 October 2011 They look so cute it is almost impossible to believe these dogs have had their day. But the Sealyham terrier, once beloved of Hollywood stars and royalty, is now ‘rarer than a tiger’ and on the verge of extinction. The staggering decline in the popularity of the little white dogs is highlighted in the latest edition of Country Life magazine as it sends an ‘SOS’ - that’s ‘Save our Sealyhams’ - message to its well-heeled readers. On the brink: Rare Sealyham terriers, which are described in Country Life magazine as 'cheerful companions'
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SOS: Save Our Sealyhams

Question: Sealyhams were originally bred to catch rats, rabbits and other vermin, but @placeholder says: ‘People soon discovered that, although the Sealyham might have the wit and courage to hold a badger at bay, he was also a very charming fellow to have at dinner.


(CNN)CNN Senior International Correspondent Nic Robertson just returned from the border town of Jizan, Saudi Arabia, where troops are searching for terrorists among the flood of smugglers and illegal workers trying to sneak into the country from Yemen. Yemen is home to al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula and Saudi officials are concerned the recent takeover of the capitol by Houthi rebels will give the terrorist group a greater foothold. Saudi dilemma: How to spot potential terrorist amid tide of human misery Robertson discussed the situation and his experiences covering global conflicts during his 25-year career in a wide-ranging "ask me anything" chat on Reddit.
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CNN Senior International Correspondent Nic Robertson traveled to the Saudia Arabian border with Yemen
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Robertson talked about his experiences in an AMA chat on Reddit

Question: It's the only way for some @placeholder to make money, so they cross over for stays that last weeks or months.


Caracas, Venezuela (CNN) -- Venezuela's Supreme Court has upheld the country's presidential election results, ruling Wednesday against the opposition candidate's challenge. The court also rejected a claim disputing President Nicolas Maduro's Venezuelan citizenship -- ending one avenue members of the opposition had pursued to challenge the legitimacy of his presidency. After the closely watched April election to pick Hugo Chavez's successor, officials said Maduro won 51% of the vote. Maduro, Chavez's political heir, was sworn in as president at an April 19 inauguration ceremony. Opposition candidate Henrique Capriles Radonski had argued that the results were illegitimate and called for new elections.
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Opposition candidate Henrique Capriles Radonski had challenged results
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Supreme Court ruling upholds April's presidential election
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was sworn in April 19

Question: Maduro has stressed that he won a clear majority of votes in the election and accused @placeholder and his supporters of inciting violence.


(CNN) -- One person has come to the United States and come down with Ebola here. Authorities want to keep it that way. To that end, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Wednesday beefed-up measures at five of America's biggest, busiest airports aimed at preventing the deadly virus' further spread. While talk about preventing Ebola's spread abounds everywhere from coffee shops to TV news, this intervention won't affect a lot of people. It applies only to about 150 people a day, by CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden's estimate, arriving in the United States after having recently traveled from Ebolva-ravaged West African nations of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
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New airport screening measures will affect travelers from Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone
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They'll take effect at New York's JFK airport, then in Atlanta, Chicago, Newark and Dulles
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Official: U.S. can track those traveling from West Africa via connecting flights
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CDC director: "We can't get the risk to zero here in the interconnected world"

Question: If there are any red flags, the person will be evaluated by a @placeholder public health officer on site.


(CNN) -- "If power plants, waste handling, chemical plants and transport systems were located in wealthy areas as quickly and easily as in poor areas, we would have had a clean, green economy decades ago." -- Majora Carter, Powershift 2007 It was while walking her dog that Carter stumbled upon the disused stretch of waterfront that inspired her to act Majora Carter grew up in the South Bronx at a time when America's cities were emptying into the suburbs. Many of the buildings in her neighborhood were abandoned by the time she was ten years old. Landlords were burning their buildings to collect the insurance; light manufacturing industries were moving out of the Bronx; and waste facilities were moving in to take their place. As pollution rose, asthma rates, poor health and unemployment soared. To outsiders, those who were left were branded with the stamp of the ghetto: as Carter says, "If you lived here you were no doubt a pimp, a pusher, or a prostitute."
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Carter, who grew up in the Bronx, set up Sustainable South Bronx in 2001
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She wrote a $1.25M Federal Transportation planning grant for the South Bronx
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The 11-mile-long stretch is the first South Bronx waterfront park in 60 years
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Carter wants to see the South Bronx become a thriving community again

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(CNN) -- Lance Armstrong has defiantly posted an Internet picture of himself with the seven Tour de France winner's jerseys he received for performances that have been expunged from the history books. The American's victories from 1999 through 2005 have been annulled by cycling's ruling body following a damning report by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, which made allegations of systematic drug use that he refused to contest. The 41-year-old was banned for life, has been ordered to return his prize money and also faces a $12 million lawsuit from a former sponsor. Lance Armstrong quits Livestrong entirely However, Armstrong -- who has never admitted any wrongdoing -- made his stance clear this weekend on social networking website Twitter, where he has 3.8 million followers.
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Lance Armstrong posts picture of his seven yellow jerseys from Tour de France victories
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He has been stripped of the 1999-2005 titles after refusing to answer drug charges
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American was accused of systematic doping but has never admitted any wrongdoing
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The Twitter picture has provoked a mixture of criticism and support for the 41-year-old

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By Rachel Reilly PUBLISHED: 05:37 EST, 18 July 2013 | UPDATED: 12:04 EST, 18 July 2013 A girl with a rare genetic condition has finally spoken her first words thanks to a diet that involves eating four tubs of cream cheese a week. Three-year-old Fields Taylor from Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire, suffers from a disorder called Glut1 Deficiency Syndrome, which affects her ability to speak. But miraculously, after starting a high-fat, low-sugar diet - which includes eating almost a kilo of Philadelphia a week - she has finally spoken her first words. Mother Stevis Taylor, 34, is pictured with her daughter Fields, who suffers from extremely rare condition called Glut1 Deficiency. It it means her brain is starved of energy because her body cannot transport enough glucose to it There is no cure for Glut1, which affects just 25 people in the UK, but children can be helped with a special diet called the Ketogenic Diet.
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Fields Taylor has a rare condition called Glut1 Deficiency Syndrome that affects just 25 people in the UK and 300 people worldwide
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Condition prevents brain from getting the energy it needs and can cause seizures, speech problems as well as physical and learning disabilities
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There is no cure for the syndrome but children can be helped with a special high-fat low-carbohydrate regime called the Ketogenic Diet

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By Daniel Miller This is the vintage Daimler limousine which has been gathering dust in a Romanian hotel car park for over a decade after failing to start for Prince Philip during a royal trip to Bucharest. The rare and valuable vehicle was supposed to ferry the Prince around after he arrived in the city for a key World Wildlife Fund meeting in 2001. But it was abandoned in disgrace after refusing to start for the visit and according to the hotel's car park manager nobody has wanted anything to do with it since. Disgraced: Gathering dust in a Bucharest car park, this vintage Daimler limousine is said to have been abandoned by the British consulate after failing to start for Prince Philip
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Daimler DS 420 has been left in Bucharest hotel car park since 2001
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It was due to ferry the Prince around the city during trip for WWF meeting
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But it wouldn't start and has been abandoned in disgrace
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Car park owners have applied for the vehicle to be declared their property
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British embassy in Romania denies that the car ever belonged to them

Question: Taxi please: Prince Philip, the then president of WWF, is seen during his official visit to Bucharest in 2001 for which the @placeholder refused to start


(CNN) -- There is a new man tasked with fulfilling Brazil's World Cup destiny. But for a nation still smarting from the pain of that humbling 7-1 semifinal defeat to Germany, the announcement that Dunga is back in charge might raise a few eyebrows. The 50-year-old is a legend in the country after making 91 appearances for "A Selecao" and leading the side to World Cup glory as captain in 1994. And yet during his previous four-year spell as coach of the national team, he could only take Brazil to the quarterfinals of the 2010 tournament, as they lost to Netherlands.
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Dunga is appointed the new national coach of Brazil
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Former player lifted the World Cup with Brazil in 1994
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Dunga replaces Luiz Felipe Scolari who resigned after World Cup
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He had a previous spell in charge between 2006 and 2010

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After striking gold at the Ballon d'Or award ceremony, Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo was rewarded with diamonds. Nike, the Portuguese forward's sponsor, made the 'Mercurial CR7 Rare Gold' boots as a tribute to Ronaldo's remarkable year, in which he won the Champions League, Copa del Rey, European Super Cup, Club World Cup and Ballon d'Or. The boots, which are primarily gold in colour, have 'micro diamonds' encrusted onto the CR7 logo towards the heel. Nike made new diamond-encrusted boots for Ballon d'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo The 'micro diamonds' are attached to the CR7 label which is stitched into the boots
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Cristiano Ronaldo was named winner of the 2014 Ballon d'Or on Monday
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The boots have diamonds encrusted onto the CR7 logo
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Ronaldo the best player in history, says super agent Jorge Mendes
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READ: Ronaldo shout during Ballon speech is a Real Madrid celebration

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By Steph Cockroft Friends and family gathered today to say their final goodbyes to tennis player Elena Baltacha, who died from liver cancer aged 30. More than 300 family and friends - including Judy Murray and Tim Henman - gathered at a private ceremony in Ipswich, Suffolk, dressed in their brightest colours, as a final tribute to the 'incredible, inspiring' woman. Miss Baltacha, 30, known as Bally, died just two months after revealing she had been diagnosed with liver cancer and just six months after marrying her coach, Nino Severino, 48. Scroll down for video Elena Baltacha's husband Nino Severino is supported by Judy Murray as he follows the coffin into the church in Ipswich, Suffolk. Miss Baltacha died on May 4, two months after revealing she had liver cancer
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Elena Baltacha, 30, battled a chronic liver condition since she was 19
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She died just six months after being diagnosed with liver cancer
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Flowers saying 'Bally' lay across coffin as it was taken to funeral in Ipswich
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The tennis star made a final request for mourners to wear brightest clothes
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Tim Henman, Judy Murray and Laura Robson among 300 mourners
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Husband Nino Severino: 'We know her memory and her spirit will live on'

Question: A fundraiser which she had planned for June to raise money for the academy, Rally for @placeholder, will now go ahead in her memory.


Floyd Mayweather is the blueprint for boxers intent on becoming a world champion. But Amir Khan will soon be the one signposting the path to superstardom, starting with a command performance against Devon Alexander in Las Vegas on Saturday. So says Khan’s trainer. Amir Khan prepares for his bout with Devon Alexander in Sin City The British boxer undergoes some stretches during a workout session Khan underwent an open workout session at the MGM Grand ahead of Saturday night's big fight Khan is greeted by Oscar De La Hoya as he arrives at the MGM Grand for his workout
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Amir Khan takes on Devon Alexander at the MGM Grand on Saturday
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The welterweight hopes to fight unbeaten Floyd Mayweather next year
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Amir Khan: I am the future of boxing... after I beat Devon Alexander, I'll deserve to take on Floyd Mayweather

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By Alex Ward PUBLISHED: 14:07 EST, 10 December 2012 | UPDATED: 02:49 EST, 11 December 2012 Jailed for assisting: Bernie Beddoe was jailed for four years after helping a woman wrap her boyfriend's body in tarpaulin and hide it in a wheelie bin The man who helped a woman hide her boyfriend’s body in a wheelie bin after she killed him has been jailed for four years. Bernie Beddoe, 60, helped Karen Otmani, 42, wrap the body of Shaun Corey in layers of tarpaulin, put it into a plastic packing case before depositing it in a wheelie bin which she kept in her bedroom of her Forest Hill house for 11 days.
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Bernie Beddoe: cleared of murder but convicted of assisting an offender
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He helped Karen Otmani hide the body of Shaun Corey
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Otmani was jailed for life for murder in November

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The seven-week Gaza conflict halted last night, but now Israel faces attacks on another front after Al-Qaeda's Syrian wing the Nusra Front and the Western-backed Free Syrian Army seized control of the crossing between Syria and the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. It was a fierce battle with President Bashar Assad's forces that left 20 government soldiers and four rebels dead, and an Israeli officer wounded. The capture of the Quneitra crossing on Syria's de facto border in the Golan - the only official crossing between Syria and Israel - held more symbolic value than strategic, but rebels said it would provide relief to nearby villages that were under siege by government troops.
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Al-Qaeda's Syrian wing the Nusra Front seized the Quneitra crossing after heavy clashes with government forces
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It's the only official crossing between Syria and Israel, holding symbolic, rather than strategic, value for the rebels
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The aggressive terrorist group was helped by the Western-backed Free Syrian Army
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The fight to take the post left 20 government soldiers, loyal to President Bashar Assad, and four rebels dead
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An Israeli officer was left injured by stray mortar fire, according to an official, with the IDF returning fire
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Both Palestinian factions and the Israeli government have been claiming victory following the two-month long conflict

Question: Since the @placeholder conflict erupted in 2011, the plateau has been tense, with a growing number of rockets and mortar rounds hitting the Israeli side, mostly stray, prompting occasional armed responses.


(CNN) -- Serena Williams is through to her ninth Miami Masters final after beating Maria Sharapova at Crandon Park on Thursday. Defending champion Williams trailed early on in the match before powering her way past her Russian opponent in straight sets 6-4 6-3. Sharapova had worked an early lead, breaking in the fourth game of the opening set and led 4-1 at one stage. But her advantage was short-lived as Williams reeled off five games in a row to close out the set. The fourth seed broke Williams again in the second game of the second set to steal an early advantage, but any momentum gained was immediately lost as the world No. 1 broke back in the very next game.
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Serena Williams advances to Miami Masters final with straight sets semifinal win
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Defending champion beats Maria Sharapova for 15th time in a row
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American will next face Australian Open champion Li Na
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Men's No. 1 Rafael Nadal sets up semifinal clash with Tomas Berdych

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Lionel Messi may have just taken his career goals tally to an incredible 401, but Barcelona coach Luis Enrique claims there is more to his game than simply scoring. The Argentinian phenomenon netted twice during the Catalan's 6-0 thrashing of Granada on Saturday, but his manager has been equally impressed by his dedication to defending. ‘He’s an impressive player on every level because he can score and he can pass,' said Enrique. ‘He’s also a very determined player, and I think he’s also the No. 1 in terms of defending and dropping back. Lionel Messi has more to his game than just scoring and creating goals claims Barcelona boss Luis Enrique
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Barcelona coach Luis Enrique says Lionel Messi is No 1 at defending
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Argentina captain reached 401 career goals with a brace against Granada
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Defender Jeremy Mathieu says Messi has been more influential despite scoring less by his standards this season
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Barcelona face Paris Saint Germain in the Champions League on Tuesday

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(CNN)As a noted memoirist and New York Times columnist who writes often about race, Charles Blow has spoken about the police killings of Michael Brown and Eric Garner, deaths that sparked a national debate over how police treat African-American men. On Monday, Blow wrote about another young black man's encounter with police -- his son, who was allegedly held at gunpoint on the Yale University campus where he's a student. Blow took to Twitter on Sunday, writing that he was "fuming" after his son called to tell him what happened Saturday -- that he was walking out of the library when university police "accosted" him and drew their weapons. Blow tweeted that his son was detained because he "fit the description" of a suspect.
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Columnist Charles Blow tweeted that he was angry when his son was wrongfully detained at Yale
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Son described to his father, Blow writes, that an officer brandished his gun
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Yale confirmed that police were looking for a "tall, African-American, college-aged student"

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(CNN) -- A German citizen of Afghan descent was the source of much of the information on a potential "Mumbai-style" terror plot in Europe, a German counterterrorism official said Wednesday. The man, Ahmed Sidiqi, was detained in Kabul in July and transferred to U.S. custody where he has "revealed details about the terror plot," said the official, who did not want to be named because he is not authorized to talk to the media. The man and several other Germans traveled from Hamburg to the Afghan-Pakistan border area in 2009, where he joined the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan, an extremist group allied with al Qaeda, German intelligence officials said.
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Man talks about a "Mumbai-style" attack in Europe, official says
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He attended the same mosque in Hamburg as 9/11 hijacker Atta
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Europe plot is one factor in the increase in drone attacks in Pakistan

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By William Cook PUBLISHED: 06:38 EST, 7 November 2012 | UPDATED: 03:07 EST, 8 November 2012 It is set to be the ultimate hotel for football fans - just yards away from one of Britain's most famous stadiums and complete with its own rooftop pitch. But former Manchester United footballer Gary Neville has clashed with his old club over plans to construct the building in the shadow of the club's Old Trafford ground. The England veteran already has planning permission for a 139-bed hotel and supporters' club, but has now submitted amendments which include the 16m by 12m artificial area.
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Already has permission 10-storey, for 139-bed hotel
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Wants to amend plans to include rooftop pitch and bar
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Plans opposed by Neville's former club, Manchester United

Question: They claimed the development has insufficient parking and say that even if those issues were resolved, ‘MUFC shall continue to oppose and object to the proposed scheme due to its impact on the @placeholder landscape, highway safety and the club’s holistic vision for the continuing enhancement of the area surrounding the stadium’.


(CNN) -- Want space travel but don't have pockets deep enough for Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic or the courage levels to match Felix Baumgartner, the daredevil space-jumper? A balloon trip to (almost) space and back might just be the answer. Arizona-based space travel company World View Enterprises says it plans to offer a trip to the edge of space in a luxurious eight-seat capsule for $75,000 per ticket. It's somewhat more affordable considering Virgin Galactic charges $250,000, which also includes three days of training and two and a half hours in space. The capsule will be lifted by a high altitude balloon that will rise up to about 30 kilometers (98,425 feet or almost 20 miles) and stay aloft for two hours before returning back to Earth, according to a company press statement.
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Arizona-based company plans trip to the edge of space in a "luxury capsule"
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Lifted by a high altitude balloon, the capsule will travel to a height of about 30 kilometers
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The first flight is expected to take off in three years

Question: That is not as high as @placeholder's jumping point (128,100 feet or around 39 kilometers) last year but much higher than one can usually reach -- the average altitude for commercial flights is about nine or ten kilometers above ground, or 30,000 to 40,000 feet.


Host commentator Three words that Deportivo players will be pleased to hear - IT'S ALL OVER! Eight goals from the away side mean Madrid cruise to an 8-2 victory. Ronaldo bags a hat-trick, Bale and Hernandez net two each with Rodriguez hitting a stunner. Thanks for joining us, see you next time! Real Madrid are in dreamland and Hernandez has his second of the game. He struggled to score from outside of the box for United but he's bagged to stunning efforts here. The second was a lovely right-footed shot that flew past Lux from 25-yards out courtesy of a slight deflection.
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Real Madrid defeat Deportivo 8-2 at the Estadio Riazor
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Real Madrid team to play Deportivo: Casillas, Arbeloa, Varane, Ramos, Marcelo, Kroos, Modric, James, Ronaldo, Bale, Benzema
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Referee: Pedro Jesus Perez Montero
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Cristiano Ronaldo gave Madrid the lead with first half header
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James Rodriguez doubled Madrid's lead with stunning strike
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Ronaldo doubled his tally just before half-time
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Haris Medunjanin gives home side hope with second half penalty
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Gareth Bale scores Madrid's fourth with left-footed finish
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Ronaldo bags hat-trick as Madrid destroy Deportivo
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Hernandez scores twice during cameo appearance

Question: 19mins: Marcelo works his way down the right and feeds Ronaldo, but the @placeholder star can only drag his shot well wide from a promising position.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- When the final whistle blew after Iraq's 4-0 win over Palestine at the Al-Shaab Stadium it was abundantly clear this was not just any international friendly. Iraq's first international match in Baghdad was a special moment for the country's football fans. Supporters spilled out on to the streets to celebrate not just the goals from Hawar Mullah Mohammed, Karrar Jasim, Ala Abdel Zahra and Emad Mohammed, but the fact Iraq had staged their first international match in Baghdad since 2002. Iraq fan Sadiq Alwohal believes it was a poignant moment in the history of the game in the country. To put it simply; football in Iraq had come home.
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Iraq football fans celebrate first international match in Baghdad since 2003
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Plans for a new international stadium for 21st Gulf Cup in Basra are revealed
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Expert Simon Freeman warns of overplaying significance of the fixture
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Iraq FA president confirms the return of national team matches to Arbil

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By Simon Tomlinson PUBLISHED: 07:57 EST, 13 November 2012 | UPDATED: 10:09 EST, 13 November 2012 A 22st pub landlord who was run down by thugs for trying to stop an alleged drugs deal was saved from potentially life-threatening injuries thanks to his beer belly, doctors have said. Tony Morgan, 44, the licensee of the Poachers Pocket in Chatham, Kent, was struck down when he confronted the crooks in his car park. Shocking CCTV shows the moment the suspects smashed their grey Peugeot 307 into the father-of-three, catapulting him 15ft into the air.
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Father-of-three Tony Morgan catapulted 15ft into air after confronting yobs
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22st publican suffered cracked ribs and bruising after landing on concrete
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Medics said he avoided worse injuries thanks to his 'padding' around midriff
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Mr Morgan: 'Because of my extra weight, I have more protection for my vital organs'

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(CNN) -- Damn those extreme Republicans. President Obama and White House press secretary Jay Carney have found Republicans guilty of extortion and blackmail. Joe Biden, per a report in Politico, once christened Republicans as terrorists. Liberals have led a media assault, calling the GOP anarchists, jihadists, "gun to head" hostage takers, and the political equivalent of the Taliban. White House advisor Dan Pfeiffer has likened Republicans to suicide bombers "with a bomb strapped to their chest." What could be more extreme? The Democratic Party. True, the Ted Cruz wing in the House of Representatives is relentless, uncompromising and unmoved by practicality. As we all know, there are perhaps 40 or so "bullet-proof Republicans" in the House, in safe GOP districts, invulnerable except to Kryptonite. They fear a fellow Republican getting to their right in a primary more than a long-shot Democratic opponent who would paint their district blue in a general election.
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Alex Castellanos: While everyone focuses on GOP's right, the Democrats are being ignored
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He argues that Democrats as a party have moved much further, in this case, to the left
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Democrats are celebrating the shift to a more liberal view of role of government, he says
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Castellanos: Elizabeth Warren wing of party could make life difficult for Hillary Clinton in 2016

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Question: No other member of the old Democratic elite can possibly hold its left-sliding legions together, yet @placeholder has only one credential that appeals to her party: She could be our first female president.


By Phil Vinter, Lydia Warren and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 19:16 EST, 17 April 2012 | UPDATED: 19:19 EST, 17 April 2012 A body was found today in the search for the missing wife of a Marine. The body, discovered in Riverside California, has not been positively identified as 22-year-old Brittany Kilgore, who has been missing since Friday night, San Diego sheriff's Captain Duncan Frasier said. However, a woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder in the case. Scroll down for video Missing: Brittany Killgore was last seen on Friday with a marine who was later arrested on an unrelated charge
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Brittany Killgore went missing on Friday night
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Husband Cory returning home to help search for her
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Police quiz another marine in connection with her disappearance
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Search and Rescue crews scouring the area around Fallbrook

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HANOI, Vietnam (CNN) -- Forty years after his plane was shot down over North Vietnam and he was taken prisoner,  presidential candidate Sen. John McCain's ordeal is included in a 12-minute biographical video. McCain was piloting an A4 Skyhawk on a bombing mission over North Vietnam when he was shot down. Photographs and footage in the video of his time as a prisoner of war to have never been seen before on American television, a campaign aide said. A unified Vietnam has capitalized on its American War -- as it calls it -- history and promotes war-related sites throughout the country to tourists.
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McCain's time in Vietnam marked at Hanoi Hilton and where he was captured
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A portion of the Hoa Lo prison has been preserved and turned into a museum
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McCain's flight suit, helmet and parachute are on display at the museum
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McCain spent 5½ years in the Hanoi Hilton and was released in 1973

Question: "Everything happened very quickly," McCain said recalling that night while visiting @placeholder in 2000.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:37 EST, 17 January 2013 | UPDATED: 19:30 EST, 17 January 2013 A 12-year-old boy described today how he watched his twin brother slowly die of dehydration, but was too scared of his step-mother to give him water. Joseph James said he knew something was wrong with his fraternal twin brother Johnathan James in August 2011, but he was terrified of doing anything. Joseph's step-mother Tina Alberson and his father Michael James, of both Dallas, Texas, face life in prison over charges that they caused 10-year-old Jonathan's death by depriving him of water. Devastated: Joseph James, 12, (left) testified about watching his fraternal twin brother Jonathan slowly die of dehydration after he was deprived of water
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Joseph James, 12, testified that he watched his brother Jonathan's organs fail at his father's house and then saw him declared dead at the hospital
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Step-mother Tina Alberson confessed in police interview that she was responsible for her step-son's death from dehydration
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In jail, Alberson befriended Elizabeth Escalona - the woman convicted of gluing her daughter's hands to a wall and then torturing her to death

Question: 'I started panicking because he didn’t have a heartbeat, he didn’t have a pulse and I was scared,' little @placeholder testified.


(CNN) -- Senegal's octogenarian incumbent president is seeking a third term Sunday, a bid that has sparked deadly protests and threatened the nation's reputation as one of the most stable democracies in Africa. The incumbent Abdoulaye Wade, 85, came to power in 2000 after multiple unsuccessful runs. One of the continent's oldest leaders, the French-trained lawyer also has a degree in economics. He is seeking a third term against a crowded field of 13 others, including two women. He was initially credited with boosting the nation's infrastructure, but his critics have accused him of autocracy and said he is grooming his son to take over after him.
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Protests as Senegal's octogenarian incumbent president seeks third term
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Abdoulaye Wade, 85, came to power in 2000 after multiple unsuccessful runs
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Musician Youssou N'Dour is one of forces behind demonstrations
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Past elections have included smooth transition of power, a rarity in Africa

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:43 EST, 11 March 2012 | UPDATED: 02:31 EST, 11 March 2012 A couple who sued a hospital for not telling them their unborn child has Down's syndrome has been awarded a $2.9million payout. Ariel and Deborah Levy, who say they would have had an abortion if they had known the child would be disabled, claimed they needed the money to pay for their daughter Kalanit's lifelong care. And a jury agreed, deciding on Friday that Oregon's Legacy Health hospital had been negligent in failing to diagnose the condition in a pre-natal scan. The hospital is considering appealing the verdict, but the Levys' lawyer urged them to 'let this case finally come to an end'.
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A prenatal test showed couple's daughter would be 'normal and healthy'
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Botched test 'had taken sample from the mother rather than the foetus'
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Say they love their daughter - but have received death threats over the case

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Paul Walker’s girlfriend is ‘broken up’ over his death as the couple were hoping for a ‘bright future’ together, MailOnline can reveal. Jasmine Pilchard-Gosnell, 23, is being comforted by her mother Julie as she struggles to cope with the ‘horrible’ news, relatives said. She has reportedly been dating Walker since 2006 when she was just 16 and he was 33 - but the 17-year age gap has been no barrier to them both finding love. Scroll down for video Fast & Furious star Paul Walker and girlfriend Jasmine Pilchard-Gosnell pictured in Hawaii in 2009. She is being comforted by her mother as she struggles to cope with the 'horrible' news of his untimely dead
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College student Jasmine Pilchard-Gosnell, 23, and Paul Walker, 40, had been together for seven years
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Jasmine was supposedly beginning to become the step-mother to Walker's 15-year-old daughter, Meadow

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(CNN) -- An ash cloud from a Chilean volcano is disrupting air travel in Australia and New Zealand once again, airlines said Wednesday. "Volcanic ash from the eruption of the Puyehue Cordon Caulle volcano in Chile continues to cause flight disruptions to the Qantas network," the airline said in a statement. "At Qantas safety is our first priority and a number of flights have been canceled or rerouted to avoid the volcanic ash cloud." Qantas and Jetstar suspended Wednesday flights to and from Queenstown, Christchurch and Wellington. Qantas flights between Sydney and Buenos Aires are delayed. The June 4 eruption of the volcano in the Chilean Andes mountains sent plumes of smoke more than six miles into the air.
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Ash cloud from Chilean volcano is affecting parts of Pacific region
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Two airlines cancel some flights between Australia and New Zealand
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The June 4 eruption has already impacted air travel

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(CNN) -- Everyone knows Google is big. But the truth is that it's huge. On an average day, Google accounts for about 25 percent of all consumer internet traffic running through North American ISPs. That's a far larger slice of than previously thought, and it means that with so many consumer devices connecting to Google each day, it's bigger than Facebook, Netflix, and Instagram combined. It also explains why Google is building data centers as fast as it possibly can. Three years ago, the company's services accounted for about 6 percent of the internet's traffic. "What's really interesting is, over just the past year, how pervasive Google has become, not just in Google data centers, but throughout the North American internet," says Craig Labovitz, founder of Deepfield, the internet monitoring company that crunched the data. His probes show that more than 62 percent of the smartphones, laptops, video streamers, and other devices that tap into the internet from throughout North America connect to Google at least once a day.
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Google accounts for 25% of all Internet traffic in North America, according to a new report
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That's more than Facebook, Netflix and Twitter combined
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Analytics say that's a big jump from 6% three years ago

Question: "It used to be that the focus of people like @placeholder and Facebook was about building data centers," he says.

Question: "It used to be that the focus of people like Google and @placeholder was about building data centers," he says.


(CNN)Romance. Suspense. Good versus evil. On the surface, Rwandan radio soap opera "Musekeweya," or "New Dawn," feels familiar. Like a Rwandan "Romeo and Juliet," it tells the story of lovers from two different villages at odds with each other. But listen closely. Burrowed in the narrative of "Musekeweya" is a metaphor for the genocide that took place in Rwanda over the course of 100 days in 1994, when Hutu extremists massacred over 800,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus. "Musekeweya" conveys a message of healing and reconciliation. Dutch photographer Anoek Steketee and filmmaker Eefje Blankevoort were in Rwanda in 2008 when they first heard "Musekeweya."
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"Musekeweya," or "New Dawn," is a popular soap opera in Rwanda
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The radio show conveys a message of reconciliation decades after genocide
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Dutch photographer Anoek Steketee explored the show's effect on Rwandan society
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View high-resolution photos of Steketee's "Love Radio" project

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Baffled, bewildered and afraid, a little Cocker Spaniel padded around the bodies of her friends - the journalists and cartoonists of Charlie Hebdo. Running from office to office she was the silent witness of a horror unfolding that would rock the world. As the 'house' dog and mascot of the staff, Lila was a familiar and much loved figure to staff and visitors alike. She greeted all with a friendly wave of her tail but that morning, the day of the slayings, she was sticking close to her favourite - cartoonist Jean Cabut - known as Cabu. Scroll down for video
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Lila stuck close to her 'favourite' cartoonist, Jean Cabut, on the day he died
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'Cabu' among six Charlie Hebdo journalists to be murdered that morning
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One survivor described how masked gunmen massacred her colleagues
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Sigolene Vinson heard Lila's 'tiny steps' searching for the deceased Cabu
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Their first magazine since attack will show cartoon of Prophet Muhammad
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Three million copies of the latest Charlie Hebdo edition will be printed

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Duncan Edwards was my idol in the fifties... I was devastated after the Munich air disaster George Best, Bobby Moore and Sir Bobby Charlton all make my team of the sixties Duncan Edwards joins Billy Wright and Danny Blanchflower in my team of the fifties Harry Redknapp is one of the game’s most colourful and outspoken characters. Here, in the final part of his brilliant book, he reflects on a footballing world before pilates, ice baths and prima donnas. ........................................................................... Lionel Messi reminds me of George Best, the way he would run with the ball tight to his foot. Tap, tap, tap. He would take the ball up to defenders like that, and then swivel and go past them.
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Harry Redknapp's latest book, A Man Walks On To a Pitch, is being serialised by Sportsmail this week
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In the final excerpt, Harry discusses the enigmatic talents of George Best
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Training and preparation has changed vastly since the 1960s and 1970s
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The methods of Ron Greenwood, Redknapp insists, still hold true today

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(CNN)  -- There was a time that Pamela Hobbs believed justice had been served for her young son's murder. But 16 years after the mutilations and killings of three 8-year-old Cub Scouts, including her son, she has more doubts than ever. Tear-stricken and angry, Pamela Hobbs sat through the original trial of the three accused teens -- Damien Echols, 18; Jessie Misskelley Jr., 17, and Jason Baldwin, 16. They were convicted of murdering her son, Stevie Branch, and two other neighborhood boys, Michael Moore and Christopher Byers. The second-graders' bodies were found bruised and mutilated in a West Memphis, Arkansas, ditch; their arms and legs were bound by shoe laces.
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New eyewitness statements emerge in West Memphis 3 case
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Case centers on 1993 mutilations and murders of three 8-year-old Cub Scouts
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"Time heals all wounds and you start looking at things differently," one mom says
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DNA tests in 2007 revealed no physical evidence linking the convicted killers to crime scene

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The estranged father of Home Alone star Macaulay Culkin faces the prospect of never seeing his famous son again - and spends his time watching the former child star's films as he recovers from a debilitating stroke. Kit Culkin, 70, a former actor, suffered a stroke in January which left him unable to speak or use his writing hand. And speaking exclusively to DailyMail.com, Kit's step daughter, Thalia Baker Fuchs reveals how he is desperate to reconnect with his six children, but has to resort to watching movies they star in. She said: 'He tells stories about his kids, of course, like any father would. He’s proud of them.'
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Thalia Baker Fuchs's mom Jeanette Krylowski, is Kit Culkin's partner of 20 years
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She tells of Kit's anguish at being estranged from his six children, including Home Alone child star Macaulay
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She says Kit was left unable to speak or write after suffering a stroke in January
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Thalia says Kit spends his time watching Home Alone and movies starring his kids
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Mac 'divorced' his parents Kit and Patricia aged 14 as they battled over custody and his $50 million fortune

Question: @placeholder was the only one to fly up to be with him and help comfort her mother, who has been his partner for almost twenty years, and who is also suffering memory loss, thought to be the early stages of dementia.


Nasa has returned some of the most stunning true-colour images of Saturn, showing the planet suspended in eternal beauty alongside its largest moon. The crystal-clear images were produced by NASA's Cassini spacecraft, which has been circling Saturn for the last eight years. Titan is one of the most Earth-like bodies in the solar system and, even if it is 'just' a moon, it is bigger than the planet Mercury. The images also capture the changing hues of Saturn's northern and southern hemispheres as they pass from one season to the next. In many respects, Saturn's largest moon, Titan, is one of the most Earth-like worlds we have found to date.
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Pictures show the changing colours of Saturn's northern and southern hemispheres as they pass from one season to the next
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Taken by Cassini, which has spent eight years circling Saturn

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By Rebecca Evans PUBLISHED: 16:10 EST, 31 August 2012 | UPDATED: 19:39 EST, 31 August 2012 Barred: Former Home Secretary David Blunkett was prevented from taking his seat at the Paralympic opening ceremony because he was with his guide dog Cosby It is the world’s biggest showcase of equality for the disabled. But that didn’t help David Blunkett when he arrived at the Paralympics opening ceremony with his guide dog. The former Home Secretary, who has been blind since birth, was unable to take his seat because he had his dog in tow. Mr Blunkett was shocked and angry after a ‘stroppy and insensitive’ Games official refused to let him sit in his allocated spot.
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Former Home Secretary David Blunkett was invited to the Paralympic opening ceremony as a guest of Channel 4
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But when Mr Blunkett arrived, he was told he couldn't take his seat because he was with his guide dog Cosby
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An official then gave him alternative seating in an 'exposed, blustery gantry'

Question: Mr Blunkett, 65, one of the country’s most high-profile guide dog users, decided not to ‘have a hissy fit’, insisting he did not want to detract from the spirit of the @placeholder and its ‘demonstration of equality of opportunity’.


(CNN) -- The current debate over controversial interrogation practices -- tactics that some say constitute torture -- is rooted in the early years of the fight against terrorism and the Iraq war. The photographs from Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq sparked outrage across the globe. After the September 11 terrorist attacks on the United States, the Bush administration crafted the legal basis for aggressive interrogation techniques of prisoners and terrorism suspects. The techniques included keeping the prisoner in stress positions for extended periods of time, sleep deprivation, slapping, enclosing the prisoner in a box with insects, and waterboarding, which simulates drowning.
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Recently released Bush-era memos detail controversial interrogation practices
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The practices were used to interrogate in Iraq and Afghanistan
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The Obama administration has said some of those practices constitute torture
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The memos have added to the debate over investigating Bush-era officials

Question: Those techniques were detailed in four Bush-era legal memos -- one from 2002 and three from 2005 -- released by the @placeholder administration last month.


An election-year showdown over a Democratic priority -- raising the federal minimum wage to $10.10 an hour -- saw Senate Republicans block the measure on Wednesday, unleashing a torrent of criticism from President Barack Obama and his party. The measure failed to get the 60 votes needed to open debate in the 100-seat Senate, with only one Republican joining majority Democrats in an unsuccessful effort to overcome the GOP filibuster. While another vote on the proposal is possible, Obama and Democrats quickly sought to exploit the measure's initial stumble into political capital for November's congressional elections. "If your member of Congress doesn't support raising the minimum wage, you have to let them know they are out of step and if they keep putting politics ahead of working Americans, you will put them out of office," the President told a White House event that focused on the matter.
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President Obama blasts Republicans over minimum wage vote
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The issue is a priority for Democrats trying to keep control of the Senate in November
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Republicans cite various reasons for opposing the $10.10 per-hour proposal
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Polls show Americans favor an increase

Question: @placeholder senators this week telegraphed their opposition to the minimum wage proposal, with some saying the Democratic plan was too expensive and would lead to significant job losses if businesses were forced to adopt it.


(CNN) -- Mercedes are preparing for a "true test" in Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix after Nico Rosberg catapulted the Silver Arrows to the fastest time in practice, with teammate Lewis Hamilton a close second. The German driver, who was raised in Monte Carlo, set the pace around the city's tight and twisting streets with a leading lap of one minute 14.769 seconds on Thursday. "It was a very productive day for us," said Rosberg, who has taken pole position for Mercedes at the last two races in Bahrain and Spain but failed to translate that into podium finishes due to the team's struggles with tire degradation.
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Nico Rosberg sets the quickest time for Mercedes in practice for Monaco Grand Prix
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Mercedes boss Ross Brawn warns Sunday's race is the real test for his team
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Fernando Alonso can become first driver to win in Monaco GP for three teams
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Red Bull lament practice pace but remain confident

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Just 48 hours before the G20 leader's meeting kicks off, Queensland police said they have not received a request from any foreign security services to carry guns in Australia. Deputy Police Commissioner Ross Barnett said authorities have yet to receive a request from the typically armed to the teeth US Secret Service that guards President Barack Obama or any guards Russian president Vladimir Putin or another world leader may hope to bring. Mr Barnett said: 'At the moment no formal application has been made to the commissioner for any foreign service personnel to carry firearms in Queensland.' Australian police have received no requests to carry weapons from any nations attending the G20 in Brisbane this weekend
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'At the moment no formal application has been made,' says Deputy Police Commissioner
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Requests may be made over the next 'twelve, twenty-four, forty-eight hours'
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Police commissioner has the 'final say' on who carries weapons in the state
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President Obama's Marine One helicopter buzzed the Brisbane CBD on Monday

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PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania (CNN) -- Leaders of the G-20 economic summit will announce Friday that the group will become the new permanent council for international economic cooperation, senior U.S. officials told CNN Thursday. U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner says signs of optimism for a global economic recovery can be seen. The move comes in the wake of a major push by President Obama, the officials said. The G-20 will now essentially eclipse the G-8, which will continue to meet on major security issues but carry much less influence. "It's a reflection of the world economy today and the players that make it up," said one senior official. Nations like China, Brazil and India -- which were locked out of the more elite G-8 -- will be part of the larger group.
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G-20 would essentially eclipse the more elite G-8
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G-8 would continue to meet on major security issues but carry less influence
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Group of 20 meeting in Pittsburgh for economic summit
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U.S. Treasury secretary: Signs of optimism for recovery can be seen

Question: And already in the @placeholder you can see the first signs of an important transformation here as Americans save more and as we borrow substantially less from the rest of the world."


(CNN) -- A Western security contractor was brutally assaulted in southern Iraq this week by a Shiite mob after he reportedly insulted their sect of Islam. A 10-minute video circulating on social media sites showed an angry mob of men carrying metal rods, a pickax and other sharp objects attacking the car the man was in, smashing the glass and dragging him out. More than a dozen men are seen beating the man, who pleaded for the attackers to stop as blood streamed down his face. The security contractor's condition was unclear on Wednesday. According to local media reports, the man was identified as a British security consultant from the UK-based private security firm G4S contracted by the oil services company Schlumberger at Iraq's Rumeilah oil field, the country's largest.
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A mob of men drags a contractor out of a car and beats him, a video shows
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The contractor allegedly tore down flags of important imams, local media report
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The British man's condition is unknown; the British Foreign office is aware of the incident
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Shiite Muslims are preparing to celebrate Ashura, which honors a 7th century imam

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By Sam Greenhill and Peter Campbell Google faced renewed outrage yesterday as its latest accounts revealed that it paid less than £12million corporation tax last year on bumper UK sales of £3billion. The ‘paltry’ sum was criticised by MPs, who called for action to force the internet giant to pay more. Its tax bill is only slightly higher than the previous year, when there was outcry over the way corporations such as Amazon, Starbucks and Google all found ways to avoid paying tax. Google’s accounts show that it handed over £11.6million in corporation tax for the 2012 financial year. Yet it raked in £3billion in revenues from its UK operations.
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After last year's outcry, Google handed over £11.6million in corporation tax
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But it amassed £3billion in UK sales revenue, 2012 accounts show
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Margaret Hodge said the Government must 'force Google to cough up'

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By Lydia Warren and Associated Press Reverend Al Sharpton said today that reports that he was a 'rat' who spied on New York Mafia figures for the FBI in the 1980s is old news, while insisting that as he did the right thing he wasn't really a rat at all. 'Rats are usually people that were with other rats,' he said in the animated press briefing. 'I was not and am not a rat, because I wasn't with the rats. I'm a cat. I chase rats.' Sharpton had called a news conference at his Harlem headquarters to talk about a story The Smoking Gun website posted on Monday claiming he had recorded conversations with mobsters.
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Rev. Al Sharpton called a press conference on Tuesday to defend himself against reports that he was formerly an informant for the FBI
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The Smoking Gun reported that he was recruited by the FBI to record conversations with mobsters in the 1980s
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Reports called him a 'rat' - but Sharpton took great offense to the term, saying: 'I was not and am not a rat. I'm a cat. I chase rats'
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He also denied meeting some of the mobsters, including Vincent 'Chin' Gigante, who pretended he was mad by wearing his bathrobe in the street
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'I don't walk around with guys that wear pajamas!' he insisted

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She has wowed audiences with her high-energy dance routines and incredibly toned physique. And now X Factor finalist Fleur East has revealed to Femail the secrets behind her incredible body - gallons of coconut water and lots of bottom exercises. 'I’m such a gym freak,' confesses the 26-year-old Londoner, speaking  from the contestants' house. 'I’m usually in the gym five days a week.' Scroll down for video On Saturday night, the X Factor front-runner received rave reviews from the judges and subsequently on social media for her high-octane performance of Uptown Funk On Saturday night Fleur looked super-toned in a red PVC dress (left) singing a Christmas song, followed by tiny hotpants and a black crop top (right) for her stand-out performance of Uptown Funk
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The 26-year-old Londoner talks to FEMAIL about being 'a gym freak'
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Says she has beans and eggs on toast for breakfast every morning
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The key to her toned derriere and legs are lots of squats with weights
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Simon Cowell and fashion designer boyfriend both dish style advice

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A royal shame: Irina Walker, a Romanian princess living in Oregon, was sentenced to probation on Wednesday for running an illegal cockfighting business at her home A Romanian princess was sentenced Wednesday to probation after apologizing for her role in an Oregon cockfighting enterprise that she said brought shame to her and her family. 'I'm very sorry about my involvement in this business,' Irina Walker told a federal judge before she was given three years' probation. 'It was not my intention to go against the law.' She and her husband John Walker both pleaded guilty in July to operating an illegal gambling business.
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Irina Walker, third daughter of former Romanian King Michael I, was sentenced to probation on Wednesday for her part in a cockfighting ring
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Her father Michael I was forced to abdicate the throne by communists in 1947 and Irina grew up mainly in Switzerland
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The princess and her husband John Walker were caught running the illegal gambling business on their Irrigon, Oregon property in 2013

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(CNN) -- Goran Hadzic, the last Yugoslav war crimes suspect still at large, was captured in Serbia Wednesday, a war crimes tribunal announced. An ex-Croatian Serb rebel leader who has been a fugitive for seven years, Hadzic was wanted for crimes against humanity and war crimes in connection with the wars that followed the break-up of Yugoslavia in the early 1990s. The former president of a self-proclaimed Serbian republic in Croatia, Hadzic is accused of trying to remove Croats and other non-Serbs from the territory and the "extermination or murder of hundreds of Croat or other non-Serb civilians," among many other crimes, according to the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.
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NEW: The prosecutor calls the capture an "important milestone"
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Serbia's president announces that Goran Hadzic is seized
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Hadzic is wanted for war crimes and crimes against humanity
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The announcement comes less than two months after the capture of Ratko Mladic

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KANSAS CITY, Missouri (CNN) -- President Bush drew parallels between the aftermath of the Vietnam War and the potential costs of pulling out of Iraq in a speech Wednesday. President Bush draws parallels Wednesday between the cost of pulling out of Iraq and "the tragedy of Vietnam." "Three decades later, there is a legitimate debate about how we got into the Vietnam War and how we left," Bush told members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, at their convention in Kansas City, Missouri. "Whatever your position in that debate, one unmistakable legacy of Vietnam is that the price of America's withdrawal was paid by millions of innocent citizens, whose agonies would add to our vocabulary new terms like 'boat people,' 're-education camps' and 'killing fields,' " the president said.
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NEW: Kennedy: Bush drawing wrong lesson from history
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President says withdrawing from Iraq will embolden terrorists
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Speech is latest White House attempt to try to reframe the debate over Iraq

Question: "America lost the war in @placeholder because our troops were trapped in a distant country we did not understand supporting a government that lacked sufficient legitimacy with its people," Kennedy said in a statement.


(CNN) -- For nearly two months, George Zimmerman has been largely a cipher, a riddle whose voice has been heard only in 911 calls reporting a young man acting "real suspicious." On Friday, the world learned more about Zimmerman as he, his wife and parents testified during a hearing in Sanford, Florida, to decide whether he would be released on bond while awaiting trial on a second-degree murder charge in the February 26 death of Trayvon Martin. Zimmerman's wife depicted him as a man she has never seen angry. His father said he was a truthful man who had long been concerned with helping others. And his mother said he had organized a campaign to "get justice" for a homeless man who had been beaten in Sanford, as well as mentoring a 14-year-old African-American boy from a dangerous Orlando neighborhood.
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More details emerge about George Zimmerman at bond hearing
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His mother says he is "very protective of people"
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But a prosecutor says he's a violent danger to the community

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An Eastern Washington University faculty member who grew up in Virginia and has always been fascinated with Thomas Jefferson is building a home that looks like Jefferson’s Monticello. Dan Sisson has spent more than a dozen years working on what he calls 'Monticello West'. The Spokesman-Review reports Sisson is using reclaimed materials such as salvaged bricks. The home sits on land near Ford between state property and the Spokane Indian Reservation. Lifelong dream: Eastern Washington University faculty member Dan Sisson grew up in Charlottesville near the Montecillo, and has been building his own in Ford, Washington, since the early 1990s
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Thomas Jefferson started building his 5,000-acre Monticello plantation in Charlottesville, Virginia, aged 26 in 1776
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The neoclassical residence is widely regarded as the most beautiful piece of architecture in the United States
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Historian Dan Sisson started building his own replica in Ford, Washington, in the early 1990s
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Whole home is from reclaimed materials
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Construction is about 80 percent complete

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Apple's announcement on Thursday that it would be introducing a new iPad textbook experience and iBooks authoring tool presents huge opportunities for technology in classrooms. The company is selling textbooks from McGraw-Hill, Pearson and Houghton Mifflin at a price comparable to print versions, and it's presented an unprecedented opportunity for teachers to compile their own materials. But Apple has a long way to go -- and logistical hurdles to clear in tens of thousands of schools -- before it dominates K-12 classrooms the way it has done the music industry. Instructional Technology Resource Teacher Jenny Grabiec recently purchased iPads for two of the ESL classrooms in her 160-school district using federal funds allocated for students with limited English proficiency.
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Apple has a long way to go before it dominates K-12 classrooms
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There are 55.5 million students enrolled in more than 130,000 U.S. schools
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Even if a school reuses iPads, it won't be able to reuse books

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The Beatles famously sung about a psychedelic fantasy Yellow Submarine in the 1960s. With the potential to be slightly more dangerous, but just as colourful, the Iranian Navy has been showcasing the latest addition to its fleet - a brilliant bright turquoise blue submarine. Designers of the domestically-produced warship must have thought that the bizarre shade would make the craft blend in with the deep waters of the high seas. Scroll down for video Eye-catching: Iranian Navy chiefs were showing off their bright turquoise submarines on state television Fabulous: Iranian Navy officers stand on top of the Sina 7 submarine built domestically
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Iranian state television showed footage of the new ships - a Sina 7 submarine, two Ghadir subs and a pair of hovercraft
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Navy officials say that the fleet must possess 'the newest technology' to protect its borders

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By Tom Leonard PUBLISHED: 18:12 EST, 1 April 2012 | UPDATED: 06:42 EST, 3 April 2012 Goldman Sachs – whose boss once claimed it was ‘doing God’s work’ – has been exposed as investing in a company linked to prostitution and sex trafficking of underage girls. The revelation plunged the U.S. investment bank into fresh embarrassment over its business ethics weeks after a former executive claimed bosses there called clients ‘muppets’. It has emerged that a private equity fund run by the bank had taken a major stake in a  secretive company called Village Voice Media. It owns a classified advertising website – Backpage.com – that is accused of being the biggest forum for illegal sex trafficking of underage girls in America.
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Revelation plunges U.S. investment bank into fresh embarrassment

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The disgrace of Britain’s most senior Roman Catholic was complete last night as Cardinal Keith O’Brien admitted to sexual misconduct. In a shock statement, Cardinal O’Brien effectively admitted that allegations that he made homosexual approaches to young trainee priests were true. Until a week ago Cardinal O’Brien, 74, had been preparing to help choose the next Pope. But last night he admitted his ‘sexual conduct’ had ‘fallen below the standards expected of me as a priest, archbishop and cardinal’. He said sorry and added that he was retiring from public life. The former archbishop will face a Vatican investigation into his behaviour and could be subjected to further punishment if evidence of wrongdoing is found.
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The cleric apologised to those he has 'offended' and asked for forgiveness
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He said he is retiring and will play 'no further part' in the Catholic Church
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Cardinal O'Brien is accused of 'inappropriate' behaviour by four men
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Vatican set to launch investigation into allegations made against him
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The 74-year-old had resigned as Archbishop of St Andrews and Edinburgh
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Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor says the church has been on a 'learning curve'

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