Labor MP Anthony Albanese certainly did not beat around the bush when he was asked for a statement about the retirement of the chairman of Sydney Airport. Social media lit up when Mr Albanese sent out a one-word statement to journalist about the news. Under the official letterhead of the Australia coat of arms, Mr Albanese's reply to Max Moore-Wilton announcing he was stepping down read: 'Good'. Labor MP Anthony Albanese issued a one-word statement about the retirement of the Sydney Airport chairman Mr Albanese (left) and Mr Moore-Wilton starting feuding in 2011 when the chairman threatened to take legal action against the then-Minister for Infrastructure and Transport
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Anthony Albanese sent a one-word statement about Sydney Airport's chairman retirement
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The snappy response to news about Max Moore-Wilton read: 'Good'
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Mr Albanese and Mr Moore-Wilton's feud began four years ago in 2011
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The chairman threatened to sue the then-Minister for Infrastructure and Transport

Question: The MP supported a second airport coming to Sydney, while Mr @placeholder was not keen on the idea.


By Olivia Williams PUBLISHED: 16:09 EST, 19 April 2013 | UPDATED: 17:19 EST, 19 April 2013 Both Microsoft and Google revealed soaring profits after adapting their businesses to meet the rise of mobile and tablet devices. Google's profit climbed to £2.19 billion while Microsoft made £3.93 billion. Google's profit was up 16 per cent from a year ago thanks to its internet business softening the effect of a sharp decline in its Motorola mobile phone division. Hits and misses:  Microsoft's Windows 8 system met a lukewarm reception, left, but the Google Glass, right, is hotly-anticipated to do be a big seller when it comes out later this year
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Clever strategic shifts saved Microsoft and Google from poor performance
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Both are adapting to the declining popularity of desktop computers
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On Friday Google shares were trading at £512 and Microsoft at £19.50
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Google's net profit climbed to £2.2billion while Microsoft made £4billion
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Microsoft announced COO Peter Klein was leaving as latest executive to quit

Question: For now however, the @placeholder business continues to be a drag on Google's results.

Question: the future, @placeholder executives have just secured a 29-acre airport


Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is likely to blame  his 'role model' dead brother at trial to avoid the death penalty. When Tsarnaev's case begins, his lawyers are likely to pin their hopes - and the bombings themselves - on his older brother, Tamerlan: a Golden Gloves boxer, college student, husband and father who also followed radical Islam was named by a friend as a participant in a grisly 2011 triple slaying. 'He was the eldest one and he, in many ways, was the role model for his sisters and his brother,' said Elmirza Khozhugov, the former husband of Tamerlan's sister, Ailina.
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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is accused of 30 crimes for allegedly working with his brother, Tamerlan, to plan and carry out the 2013 attack
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Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, died days after bombings following gun battle with police
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Three people were killed and more than 260 were injured when two homemade pressure-cooker bombs exploded near the finish line of the race
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Dzhokhar's lawyers have made it clear they will try to show that he was heavily influenced, maybe even intimidated, by his older brother

Question: 'You could always hear his younger brother and sisters say, `Tamerlan said this,' and `@placeholder said that.'


By Will Stewart for MailOnline As beef from the West disappears from Russian supermarkets, the Kremlin is urging people to eat Siberian reindeer instead. Schools and hospitals in Chukota - a far-flung region close to Alaska where football tycoon Roman Abramovich was once governor - are to be supplied from local herds to replace American imports. The move comes as a McDonald's outlet in the Siberian city of Novosibirsk, and a Burger King in Krasnoyarsk, are the latest to be targeted by the Russian authorities in what is seen as punishment for Western sanctions. Russian officials have said that reindeer should replace western beef and chicken due to economic sanctions
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Officials want customers to buy traditional Russian delicacies instead of beef
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US firms are also being hit as part of the growing trade sanction war
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McDonalds and Burger King in Siberia have been forced to close by officials
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Local TV stations claim that Russian reindeer meat is 'ecologically clean'

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Washington (CNN) -- When the topic turned to contraception and reproductive rights at CNN's debate in Arizona on Wednesday, Newt Gingrich went on the attack, saying that in 2008 "not once did anybody in the elite media ask why Barack Obama voted in favor of legalizing infanticide." It's a striking claim, and he's not the only Republican presidential candidate making it. Speaking at the Iowa Faith and Freedom Coalition Forum last March, Rick Santorum said, "any child born prematurely, according to the president, in his own words, can be killed." Both Gingrich and Santorum are referring to "born alive" bills that were brought up in the Illinois Legislature in 2001, 2002, and 2003 when Obama was a state senator. The intent of the legislation was to protect any infant who survived a botched abortion by requiring the doctor to give life-saving care. In part, the bill said "a live child born as a result of an abortion shall be fully recognized as a human person and accorded immediate protection under the law."
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GOP presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich says Obama voted for infanticide
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Gingrich also said the media won't ask him about the issue
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Rick Santorum has made similar charges recently
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CNN and other research shows both charges are wrong

Question: @placeholder responded by saying, "here's a situation where folks are lying.


A glamour model has her hopes set on winning the coveted Miss World title - even though she was born male. Amelia Maltepe, originally from a strict Muslim family in Bangladesh, spent £8,000 on breast implants in 2012 to give her a 34D chest. Now the 23-year-old business accounting student, who lives with personal trainer boyfriend Charles Dubuc, 27, has her eyes set on the world's most famous beauty pageant. Scroll down for video Transgender model Amelia Maltepe, 23, hopes to become the next Miss World - despite being born male Amelia, raised as Adesh, said: 'To be become a Miss World is one of my biggest dreams.
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Amelia Maltepe, 23, is originally from strict Muslim family in Bangladesh
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Always felt she was trapped in wrong body
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Spent £8,000 on breast implants and £2,000 on laser hair removal
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Yet to have full gender reassignment surgery
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Her boyfriend is very proud of her modelling career

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(CNN) -- Twelve months ago, Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan gave his people a bizarre New Year present: he announced the immediate removal of fuel subsidies. The controversial measure meant that, quite suddenly, citizens were to pay as much as three times the usual price for gasoline. Nigerians were outraged. They filled the nation's streets in protest. The coalition was broad: young and old, female and male, poor and (some) rich. Their action, often spontaneous but orchestrated by labor leaders, amounted to a fierce rebuke to Jonathan's administration. The government's unilateral decision was a recipe for new levels of extreme hardship for the poor, taxed already by low wages, ballooning unemployment, a high cost of living, shambling infrastructure -- and the Olympian greed of the elite class.
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In January 2012, Nigerians protested the removal of fuel subsidies
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Protests united Nigerians, often divided along ethnic and religious lines, says Omoyele Sowore
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But "Occupy Nigeria" failed to become a genuine, sustained mass movement, he argues
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Sowore says Nigerians still hanker for their "African Spring"

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European migrants should be banned from claiming benefits until they have paid taxes for at least six months, Nick Clegg has said in a toughening of Lib Dem policy on immigration. The Deputy Prime Minister also suggests in-work benefits like tax credits should only be available to people working full-time on the minimum wage. It marks an escalation in the political arms race to get tough on immigration marked by the rise of Ukip, and comes ahead of David Cameron's long-awaited speech on how he wants to cap the total number of people who can come to Britain from Europe.
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Deputy PM becomes latest party leader to toughen his stance on migrants
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Ban on claiming universal credit without working for six months first
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European Union migrants would then only be able to claim for six months
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No in-work benefits without working at least full-time on minimum wage
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Stop paying child benefit to children outside the UK at higher rates

Question: Crucially, he said these measures could be pursued 'without tearing up the freedom to move across @placeholder or threatening to pull out of the EU'.


By Maneesh Pandey and Shibaji Roychoudhury PUBLISHED: 19:44 EST, 14 December 2013 | UPDATED: 22:01 EST, 14 December 2013 Lieutenant-Governor Najeeb Jung has recommended President's Rule in Delhi It's going to be President's Rule for Delhi, with Lieutenant-Governor Najeeb Jung in charge. Top sources in the L-G's office have told Mail Today that President Pranab Mukherjee has been advised that no party is in a position to form the government in the state. "A file has been sent to the Rashtrapati Bhavan recommending President's Rule," the source told Mail Today. The move came very shortly after Aam Aadmi Party's Arvind Kejriwal met Jung and asked for 10 more days to clear the fog hanging over government formation and set an 18-point charter of demands for the Congress and BJP to accept their support.
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Kejriwal asks Lt-Gov Jung for 10 more days to form government
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AAP leader puts ball in big parties' courts with 18-point charter of demands
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Jung impatient to form President's Rule immediately
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Delhi may have to go to the polls again at General Election

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Education Secretary Nicky Morgan today became the most senior Tory politician yet to complain about a newspaper sting targeting MPs online. It follows allegations of 'entrapment' against a newspaper that forced Brooks Newmark to resign as a minister for sending an explicit photograph of himself to an undercover reporter posing as a Tory activist. As another MP said the story could be a test case for the new press regulator, the Independent Press Standards Organisation, Mrs Morgan said the Sunday Mirror 'will have to think about their conduct'. Education Secretary Nicky Morgan today suggested the Sunday Mirror had questions to answer about its sting involving Charities Minister Brooks Newmark, who resigned after sending an explicit photograph of himself to an undercover journalist posing as a Tory activist
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Education Secretary and women's minister raises doubts about 'conduct'
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'Sophie Wittams' was an online alter-ego used by Sunday Mirror reporter
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He used her persona to tempt the interest of a number of Tory MPs
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Case set to be referred to the Independent Press Standards Organisation
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Women whose pictures were used say they are unhappy at being involved
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Lawyers questioned whether sting could be justified in public interest

Question: However, lawyers and media commentators questioned whether there was a public interest in using subterfuge to get the Tory MP to exchange explicit images with an undercover reporter, who was working for the @placeholder.


(CNN)The supermodel's new super yacht couldn't quite keep up with an established vessel in the annual Rolex Sydney-Hobart race. Comanche -- owned by Netscape co-founder Jim Clark and his wife, Australian model Kristy Hinze-Clark -- had to settle for second behind history maker Wild Oats XI in the 70th running of the 'Bluewater Classic.' Wild Oats XI became the first boat to achieve eight line honors, surpassing the seven line honors of Morna -- later called Kurrewa IV -- in the 1950s and 60s when it crossed the finish line in two days, two hours, three minutes and 26 seconds Sunday.
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Wild Oats XI achieves a record eighth line honor in the annual Rolex Sydney-Hobart boat race
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Wild Oats XI finishes in two days, two hours, three minutes and 26 seconds
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Comanche placed second after entering the race with much fanfare and making a fast start
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Comanche is owned by Netscape co-founder Jim Clark and his model wife

Question: They had 12 hours where they had @placeholder' weather, but that's racing."


(CNN) -- Lionel Messi's bid to break Gerd Muller's record for goals in a calendar year is back on after the Argentina star was named in Barcelona's squad to travel to Real Betis on Sunday. Messi, who is one short of the German's 1972 milestone mark of 85, has made a quick recovery from the injury he suffered on Wednesday that had football fans around the world so worried. "He completed training on Saturday without any kind of trouble," coach Tito Vilanova said on Barca's website. "There are still a lot of hours until kickoff and we'll all evaluate the situation together and decide whether he'll play the full 90 minutes or just part of the match.
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Lionel Messi named in Barcelona squad for Sunday's La Liga trip to Real Betis
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Argentine has recovered quickly from injury that threatened his world record bid
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Messi is one goals short of Gerd Muller's record of 85 in a calendar year
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Real Madrid come from behind to close gap on second-placed Atletico

Question: However, he announced the following day that the injury was not serious -- and now it appears he is fit to face fifth-placed @placeholder.


It's Hot or Not time again as Ian Ladyman reveals what's been making him feel warm this week and what's been leaving him cold inside. WHAT'S HOT SCOTT LAIRD Preston's scorer against Manchester United still gets a pound from his gran every time he finds the target. A left-back with two goals so far this season, he can expect a letter from the Inland Revenue soon. Scott Laird opened the scoring for Preston in the FA Cup before Manchester United hit back at Deepdale LIZZY YARNOLD A woman who revels in her own ordinariness, Yarnold knits and once played a tree in a school play. She is, however, an extraordinary athlete and this week attempts to add the World skeleton gold to her Olympic and recently acquired European titles. We wish her well.
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Lizzy Yarnold attempts to add World gold to  Olympic and  European titles
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Leigh Halfpenny's kicking is up there with Jonny Wilkinson and Dan Carter
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Mark Pougatch made a fine start to his Champions League hosting role
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Louis Saha has been named a Manchester United 'legend' despite making just 86 appearances, 19 fewer than Old Trafford flop Anderson

Question: For context, that's 19 less than the human doughnut Anderson who recently left @placeholder without fanfare.


(CNN) -- Four months after he was escorted in his pajamas onto a military plane and flown out of the country, ousted Honduran President Jose Manuel Zelaya could return to power within days, analysts said Friday. Negotiators for Zelaya and Roberto Micheletti, the politician who was appointed president hours after Zelaya's June 28 removal, reached an agreement late Thursday to form a government of national reconciliation. The nation's congress, in consultation with the supreme court, must approve Zelaya's return to power. The reconciliation government would rule until a new president, to be chosen in November 29 elections, takes office in January.
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Negotiators for President Manuel Zelaya and de facto President Roberto Micheletti reach deal
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Two sides to form a government of national reconciliation that could reinstate Zelaya
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Zelaya forced out of country in June 28 coup, replaced by legislative leader Micheletti
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Crisis stems from Zelaya's referendum plan that may have given president longer term

Question: @placeholder announced the agreement in a televised speech to the nation Thursday night.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- Israeli military action in Gaza is comparable to that of German soldiers during the Holocaust, a Jewish UK lawmaker whose family suffered at the hands of the Nazis has claimed. A protester confronts police in London last weekend at a demonstration against Israeli action in Gaza. Gerald Kaufman, a member of the UK's ruling Labour Party, also called for an arms embargo on Israel, currently fighting militant Palestinian group Hamas, during the debate in the British parliament Thursday. "My grandmother was ill in bed when the Nazis came to her home town of Staszow. A German soldier shot her dead in her bed," said Kaufman, who added that he had friends and family in Israel and had been there "more times than I can count."
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Jewish UK lawmaker calls on Israel to talk to Hamas, a "deeply nasty organization"
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UK government: "Hamas made a brutal choice to step up attacks" on civilians
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UK PM calls shelling of U.N.'s main aid HQ compound in Gaza "indefensible"
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UK has seen several protests since conflict began, both pro- and anti-Israel

Question: He also accused the Israeli government of "ruthlessly and cynically exploiting the continuing guilt from gentiles over the slaughter of Jews in the @placeholder as justification for their murder of Palestinians."

Question: "Nothing, not the restrictions on @placeholder nor its frustration with the peace process, justifies what Hamas has done and continues to do," Rammell said.


Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Nicolas Cage brought about his own financial ruin with a spending spree that included two castles, 15 palatial homes, a flotilla of yachts and a squadron of Rolls Royces, his former business manager said. Samuel Levin, responding to a lawsuit Cage filed against him, said he warned the Oscar-winning actor that he could face bankruptcy unless he scaled back his lavish lifestyle. Cage, one of Hollywood's highest-paid movie stars, sued Levin in October, charging that he "lined his pockets with several million dollars in business management fees while sending Cage down a path toward financial ruin."
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Samuel Levin responds to a lawsuit actor Nicolas Cage filed against him
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Cage bought 2 castles, 15 homes, yachts, Rolls Royces, against advice, Levin says
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Cage should have known about his debt because he signed the checks, Levin says

Question: Levin's filing claimed that starting in 2005 and then "with increasing urgency" over the next two years, he "implored Coppola to stop buying real estate and urged him to reduce his real estate holdings, warning @placeholder that the financial press was filled with references to a 'real estate bubble.'


Washington (CNN) -- A federal appeals court panel is considering whether photos of Osama bin Laden's body should be released. Judicial Watch, a conservative legal group, argued Thursday before a three-judge panel that the Freedom of Information Act requires the government to release the pictures or better explain why the release of specific images would damage national security. The judges, with the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington, did not say how soon they may rule. Judicial Watch attorney Michael Bekesha said government records indicate there are 52 images of bin Laden taken just after his death or when his body was aboard the USS Carl Vinson and then buried at sea. During the court hearing, Bekesha argued the shots of the burial at sea could be released without fear of harming national security, but he did not make that claim about the more gruesome images taken just after bin Laden was shot at his compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan.
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NEW: The three-judge panel heard arguments; it did not say how soon it may rule
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Conservative legal group Judicial Watch has pushed for release of the photos
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A federal judge rejected the group's request in April 2012
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The group says Obama is asking the courts to rewrite the Freedom of Information Act

Question: At the Thursday hearing, Bekesha raised questions about whether the images were properly classified or if that action was taken only in the face of the @placeholder request to release them.


Brendan Rodgers has revealed Liverpool will look to lay a new pitch at Anfield in the summer. The Liverpool boss, who has been disappointed with the playing surface at Anfield since taking over the reins at the Merseyside outfit, believes the pitch is hampering his side's style of play. Rodgers, who criticised the state of the pitch after his side's 2-2 draw with Arsenal, said: 'We will be getting a new pitch next summer to help the speed of our game. Brendan Rodgers, pictured training his players on Christmas Eve, is not happy with the Anfield pitch Rodgers gesticulates to one of his players during Wednesday's pre-match training session
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Brendan Rodgers has not been happy with the state of Liverpool's pitch
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He believes the Anfield turf has hampered his side's style of play
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The Reds boss praised goalkeeper Simon Mignolet's professionalism
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Rodgers refused to comment on reports linking Liverpool with Petr Cech
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Mario Balotelli could face Burnley after serving one-match suspension

Question: They have been linked with @placeholder once more but Rodgers would not comment on his plans for the impending transfer window.


TRION, Georgia (CNN)  -- The Dodge Neon sped down Interstate 40 in eastern Oklahoma, its occupants heading to Phoenix, Arizona, to buy a load of dope. It was May 2005. The couple brought along methamphetamine, cocaine and marijuana to help pass the time on the long journey. Paul Faulkner, 83, and his son, Michael Smith, were convicted in a drug smuggling ring in north Georgia. At that moment, Detective Rob Rumble had no clue that the traffic stop he was about to make would launch a years-long drug investigation stretching more than 2,000 miles, from the remote mountains of northwest Georgia all the way down to Mexico.
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10 people, including grandpa, son and grandson, convicted on serious drug charges
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83-year-old former moonshiner gets 20 years; son who led operation gets 9 years
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Attorney: "If the father got a longer sentence, it's because he's a lousy father"
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Authorities say case is a microcosm of what's happening across rural America

Question: He said @placeholder was a "full-time mountain shiner" who could talk moonshine until he was "blue in the face," but knew little about the Mexican marijuana operation.


The trend for styling our animals in wacky costumes shows no sign of slowing down, but some pets are trickier to dress than others. Now one blogger, as seen on Buzzfeed.com, has found a way to have fun with her hamster's appearance without any fiddly fashion. When her daughter asked if they could dress up their pet hamster David Bowie artist Jenny decided to create some ready-to-wear cardboard cut-outs instead. Illustrator and artist Jenny has created a collection of guises for her daughter's pet hamster David Bowie Designing a mermaid, clown and princess with the help of an old Amazon box the illustrator from Coventry then encouraged David Bowie to pop his head through holes and published the adorable results on her tumblr blog Mythsandfabrications.
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Animal-mad blogger illustrates cardboard boxes with cartoon characters
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'David Bowie' takes on new personas by poking his head through holes
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Results are published on Mythsandfabricatrions tumblr account

Question: out to anyone concerned about animal cruelty, @placeholder was not forced to do this.'


London (CNN) -- American and British leadership of the world remains "essential to the cause of human dignity," President Barack Obama said Wednesday, making a sweeping case for values including freedom and the free market in a speech to a joint session of the British Parliament. "We must act, and lead, with confidence in our ideals, and an abiding faith in the character of our people," Obama said, even while adding they will "proceed with humility, and the knowledge that we cannot dictate outcomes abroad." He argued that "the longing for freedom and human dignity" is "universal, and it beats in every heart."
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The United States and Britain will "stand with those who struggle," Obama says
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He strongly defends U.S. leadership and values in a major speech to Parliament
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Obama is in the middle of a two-day state visit to Britain blending pomp and politics
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Queen Elizabeth II hosted a state dinner for him, while David Cameron helped him serve burgers

Question: On a less formal note, @placeholder also joined Cameron in playing table tennis against two students during a visit to a local school.


By Guy Adams When Mark Thomas and Rebecca Howe registered the birth of their daughter Casey at Birmingham’s City Hospital in Winson Green in 2011, they left the section for their occupations blank. Today, the information that was — or rather was not — on Casey’s outwardly unremarkable birth certificate is entirely relevant to a rapidly overheating national debate. Mr Thomas and Ms Howe, an unmarried couple, are now known to millions as ‘Mark and Becky’, the young, jobless couple whose lives and parenting skills dominated this week’s episode of the controversial Channel 4 show Benefits Street. Mark Thomas, 23 and Becky Howe, 23, pictured outside their house on James Turner Street
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Mark and Becky are a young, jobless couple on the controversial show
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They rely on the state to bring up their young daughter Casey
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Couple's grandparents all worked hard throughout their adult lives
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Their family say the couple both suffer from learning difficulties - a fact left out of the show

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By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 14:39 EST, 21 July 2013 | UPDATED: 03:26 EST, 22 July 2013 The owner of a London bookshop has become the hero of hundreds of JK Rowling fans after he snapped up signed copies of her first detective novel. The Cuckoo’s Calling by Robert Galbraith is topping best-seller lists across the globe since it was revealed that Galbraith is a pseudonym for the Harry Potter author, and first editions sell for more than £1,000 each. Shopkeeper David Headley bought 250 signed copies of the book before the reveal – but instead of making a fortune, he has sold them all at face value: £16.99.
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Goldsboro Books bought 250 signed copies of The Cuckoo's Calling
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After revelation, owner still sold all signed books for £16.99 cover price
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Some copies, signed by Rowling's pseudonym, re-sold for over £1,750
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The Cuckoo's Calling are topping bestseller lists across the globe
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Since it was revealed Galbraith is JK Rowling, first editions sell for £1,000

Question: However, several online literary sleuth’s began questioning similarities between @placeholder and Galbraith as well as noting how well the ‘male’ author had described women’s clothes.


By Freya Noble For the first time since the crime that made international headlines was pulled off, John Killick has spoken about the moment his lover Lucy Dudko hijacked a helicopter and helped him escape from a Sydney jail. In an interview with Channel Seven's Sunday Night, Killick revealed just what happened on the day, and during the weeks following, he and his girlfriend executed one of Australians most notorious breakouts. In 1999, Killick was imprisoned in Silverwater jail, serving time for a series of armed bank robberies. His girlfriend, a librarian originally from Russia, went to see him in jail as often as she could.
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John Killick escaped prison in 1999 when his girlfriend Lucy Dudko hijacked a helicopter
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The pair were on the run from authorities until they were arrest 45 days after the breakout
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Killick has recounted the daring escape for the first time on Channel Seven's Sunday Night program
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The criminal was only recently released from jail after serving time for the breakout and a string of armed robberies

Question: The couple planned the great escape when @placeholder's visited the prison three times a week


The chip off the old Eubank block made his father proud but did not do quite enough on his own behalf to win a fight which was an epic of its class. Billy Joe Saunders boxed the boy’s ears off in the first half of their grudge match and then survived a torrid last six rounds to hold onto this British, Commonwealth and European middleweight titles. The ExCeL arena was rocking even more loudly than when Anthony Joshua was winning his super-heavyweight gold medal at the London Olympics. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Billy Joe Saunders: I still think Chris Eubank Jr is a 'c***'
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Billy Joe Saunders beat Chris Eubank Jnr on points after a pulsating fight in London
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Saunders made the faster start and was comfortably in front before Eubank responded
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Eubank had the better of the second half and did enough to win it on one judge's card
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But Saunders was given the nod and retains his British, Commonwealth and European belts
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He also earned a shot at the WBO world title next year with the victory

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(CNN) -- English Premier League side Chelsea have said they will mount the "strongest appeal possible" following the transfer ban placed on the club by world football's governing body FIFA. English Premier League side Chelsea have been banned by  FIFA from signing any new players until 2011 The punishment, which would prevent any new member joining the squad until 2011, was dished out after the club were found to have "induced" Gael Kukuta to breach his contract in a transfer from French league side Lens in 2007. In a statement on their official Web site, Chelsea announced their plan to: "Mount the strongest appeal possible following the decision of FIFA's Dispute Resolution Chamber over Gaël Kakuta.
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Chelsea to mount the "strongest appeal possible" following the club's ban
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Chelsea prevented by FIFA from signing any new players until 2011
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Club found to have "induced" Gael Kakuta to breach his contract with Lens
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Have FIFA made the right decision? Sound Off below

Question: It is the second time @placeholder have handed out a transfer ban on a club.


Flanked by Jewish politicians in front of the United Nations on a July day, then-Sen. Hillary Clinton made a forceful appeal for the United States to back Israel as the Jewish nation's forces squared off against Hezbollah during the 2006 Lebanon War. "We will stand with Israel because Israel is standing for American values as well as Israeli ones," said Clinton. Clinton was an outspoken defender of Israel and representative for American Jews for eight years in the Senate. But it wasn't always that way. She had to work hard for Jewish support in 2000 as the New York Jewish community was skeptical of her support for Israel and publicly wondered whether the former first lady was too sympathetic with the Palestinians.
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Some in U.S. Jewish community associate Hillary Clinton with Obama's Israel policy
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Some wonder if Clinton's position on Israel has changed as she ponders White House run
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Clinton's husband Bill is jokingly referred to as the "first Jewish president"

Question: In 2008, @placeholder won nearly three-quarters of the Jewish vote.


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Singer Chris Brown has recorded a song with his girlfriend, Rihanna, after charges were filed against him for allegedly assaulting her, a source close to the record's producer, Polow Da Don, said Thursday. A music producer says Rihanna recorded a duet with Chris Brown, who is accused of assaulting her. The source, who did not wish to be named because she was not authorized to speak on the matter, did not have any further details "My heart goes out to both Chris and Rihanna for what has happened in the past," Da Don said in a statement. "They are both great artists to work with, and I wish them well."
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Music producer says Chris Brown and Rihanna recorded a duet this week
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Charges have been filed against Brown in an alleged assault against Rihanna
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Media reports say the couple has reconciled, but neither has confirmed
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Brown withdrew his nominations for two Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards

Question: A police statement said the incident began when @placeholder, whose full name is Robyn Rihanna Fenty, found a text message on Brown's cell phone from "a woman who Brown had a previous sexual relationship with," according to court documents released last week.


By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 03:15 EST, 13 December 2012 | UPDATED: 03:48 EST, 13 December 2012 Protestors have taken to the streets of Argentina after three judges cleared 13 people accused of kidnapping a woman and forcing her into prostitution amid claims of corruption. Political leaders have called for the judges to be impeached following yesterday's ruling in the case of missing Maria de los Angeles 'Marita' Veron. The outcome is a setback for Argentina's efforts to combat sex trafficking, which began largely as a result of Susana Trimarco's one-woman, decade-long quest to find her missing daughter. Trimarco's search exposed an underworld of organized crime figures who operate brothels with protection from authorities across Argentina.
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Acquittal of 13 people over disappearance of Maria de los Angeles 'Marita' Veron in Argentina has sparked outrage across the country
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Missing Marita Veron was allegedly kidnapped and forced into prostitution a decade ago

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By Alexandra Klausner PUBLISHED: 14:31 EST, 29 November 2013 | UPDATED: 18:14 EST, 29 November 2013 Jason Kidd was charged $50,000 by the NBA for spilling his soda on the court at the Barclay’s Center in New York on Wednesday night, and it wasn’t a fine for being clumsy. The Brooklyn Nets coach was believed to have spilled his drink intentionally to buy his team more time in a game against the LA Lakers. Video footage of the event shows Kidd mouthing words which appear to be, ‘hit me.’ Following coach's orders, Nets player Tyshawn Taylor chest bumps his coach and the soda spills out all over the court.
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Nets coach Jason Kidd was charged 50,000 after video footage shows him saying 'hit me' to a player so that he could buy his team an extra time-out
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Nets player Tyshawn Taylor (Kidd's chest bumper) backs up Kidd's story

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By Chris Pleasance PUBLISHED: 16:14 EST, 2 December 2013 | UPDATED: 18:05 EST, 2 December 2013 As the ski season gets underway, thousands of tourists will be packing their bags and heading off to the Swiss Alps to enjoy themselves on the slopes. However, one man has taken a different approach and has instead spent his time six miles above the pistes capturing these stunning photographs. Using a rented aircraft, photographer Basti Hansen took shots of  the magnificent mountains as few people will have seen them before. Basti Hansen used a rented aeroplane in order to capture these pictures from nearly four miles above the Alps highest peak, that of Monte Rosa
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Basti Hansen used a rented plane to travel up to 36,000ft before taking these amazing pictures
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At that height he would have passed four miles above the summit of Switzerland's tallest mountain Monte Rosa
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The highest mountain wholly in Switzerland is Dom, the third highest in the Alps and stands at 15,000ft

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(CNN) -- In the latest round of fighting between Israelis and the Palestinian militants of Hamas in Gaza, one key player looms like an ominous, lengthening shadow: Iran. Never far from sight or mind, the standoff between Iran and the West over Iran's nuclear program serves as the backdrop to the fighting. It frames Israeli tactics and strategy and influences the international diplomatic response. Iran and its nuclear program also play a powerful psychological role, as observers and participants ponder the parallels between the latest Israel-Hamas conflict and a possible war in which Iran would stand against the U.S. or Israel, and perhaps other NATO allies.
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Frida Ghitis: In the latest Israel-Hamas conflict, Iran is a key player
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Ghitis: Iran's nuclear program serves as powerful psychological backdrop
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She says Israelis are worried since Tehran has long armed Israel's enemies
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Ghitis: The fighting has much larger geopolitical implications for the Middle East

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Two sisters handed a £110,000 windfall after their father's death have been forced to pay it all back and more - after an insurance company sent them the wrong man's money. Elaine Briscoe and Sandy Millington were delighted when the six-figure cheque arrived after a five-year battle to track down the missing pension of their father Robert Gent. They immediately split £40,000 between his four grandchildren - as former grave-digger Mr Gent had wanted - and spent around £20,000 more. Mistake: Elaine Briscoe (R) and Sandy Millington (L),  were handed more than £100,000 as a pension fund owed to their late father, Robert Gent (centre) - but the payment was meant for someone else with the same name
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Elaine Briscoe and Sandy Millington ecstatic when insurance letter arrived
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Friends Life informed the sisters they were owed almost £110,000
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Pair had been battling to recover late father's pension fund for five years
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Sisters, from Middlesbrough, immediately spent and distributed money
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Weeks later the firm informed them of mistake and demanded repayment
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After managing to scrape together the money, they ended up owing insurance company £7,000 extra in legal costs and interest

Question: January 2015: The sisters are taken to court and ordered to pay @placeholder £6,000 in costs and £1,000 interest.


Two nine foot-tall polar bears raise their giant paws, bite and wrestle in the snow on a beautiful winter's day by Hudson Bay in Manitoba, Canada, in brilliant new photographs by Joyce Ferder. The image is a common one at this time of year says Ferder, who worked in TV news before becoming a full-time landscape and wildlife photographer. 'There is nothing for the bears to do but wait for the ice (to form) so they play by sparring to be ready for when they will have to fight each other for the right to mate with a female next year,' Ferder says. 'Imagine Greco-Roman wrestling but with polar bears, it is exactly like that.
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Photographer Joyce Ferder took images near Hudson Bay in Manitoba, Canada
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The two polar bears were 'practice sparring' bathed in perfect sunshine
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Ferder said it was like the pair were Greco-Roman wrestling before they walked off together

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Editor's note: Dr. Anthony S. Fauci is director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at the National Institutes of Health. Dr. Anthony S. Fauci: Progress has been made in the fight against HIV/AIDS, but "our work is just beginning." (CNN) -- When we commemorated the first World AIDS Day on December 1, 1988, we had little to celebrate. The number of reported AIDS cases in the United States was nearing 80,000 and rising rapidly. Untold thousands more in this country were living with the human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV. Globally, AIDS cases already had been reported from more than 135 countries. An AIDS tsunami clearly was looming, but we had few defenses at our disposal.
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Dr. Anthony S. Fauci: Access to HIV services, medical care a challenge in poor areas
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Fauci: Preventive HIV vaccine is best hope for halting spread of HIV/AIDS
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Medications improved prognosis for people living with HIV by increasing life spans
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Prevention approaches, education, testing, counseling, condoms deployed

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Question: We must solve the mystery of how to prompt the human body to produce a protective immune response against @placeholder, which natural infection with the virus seems unable to do.


The race for the New Hampshire Senate seat is too close to call after shock polls suggested that the Republican candidate - former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown  - has a one-point lead. The virtual tie raises the prospect that he could pull off a surprise win tomorrow in his race against sitting New Hampshire Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen. Pollsters for New Hampshire television stations NH1 and WMUR discovered that Republican Brown is neck and neck with Democrat Shaheen, and either candidate could claim victory in tomorrow's election. 'This one is way too close to call. Things that happen over the next couple days could certainly make the difference,' WMUR's poll-taker, Andy Smith of the University of New Hampshire survey center, said.
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New polls show Republican Scott Brown neck and neck with Democrat Jeanne Shaheen; either could claim victory tomorrow
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In a last-minute push to turn her supporters out to the ballot box, Shaheen brought in presumed 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton
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Hillary: Republicans are 'trying to instill fear. They’re staking everything on it'
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Meanwhile the GOP tried to link Clinton and Shaheen to Obama’s 'failed policies'

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(CNN) -- A police officer shut down an impromptu concert by Switchfoot front man Jon Foreman Sunday night, escorting him away from a group of fans outside a Tampa amphitheatre. "Just got forcefully removed from my aftershow by the police... Officer Fisher grabbed me by the arm and shut us down. Really?! ?," Foreman said in a post to his Twitter account. Switchfoot played a concert with the Goo Goo Dolls at the 1-800 Ask-Gary Amphitheatre at the Florida State Fairgrounds Sunday. "Over the years, I've had a few policeman shut these after-shows down. Maybe they are nervous because these types of gatherings are unusual," Foreman said in an e-mail Monday.
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The band is on tour with the Goo Goo Dolls
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YouTube video shows Foreman playing a couple of songs before police break things up

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Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Arsenal's home clash with Tottenham... Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur (Emirates Stadium) Kick-off: Saturday 5.30pm - Sky Sports 1 Odds (subject to change): Arsenal 8/11 Draw 14/5 Tottenham 7/2 Referee: Michael Oliver Managers: Arsene Wenger (Arsenal), Mauricio Pochettino (Tottenham) Head-to-head league record: Arsenal wins 64, draws 41, Tottenham wins 49 Team news Arsenal Arsenal expect to have midfielder Mathieu Flamini back from a dead leg for Saturday' Barclays Premier League north London derby against Tottenham at Emirates Stadium.
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Arsenal host Tottenham in the first north London derby of the season
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Gunners expect Mathieu Flamini to return from a dead leg
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Kieran Gibbs and Per Mertesacker should be recalled after being rested in Arsenal's Capital One Cup midweek defeat at home to Southampton
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Tottenham's Emmanuel Adebayor should start against former club
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Christian Eriksen, Erik Lamela and Nacer Chadli also likely to be recalled
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Arsenal have won four of their last five clashes against Tottenham
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Spurs have won just one of their last 21 Premier League games at Arsenal
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Adebayor has scored more goals than any other player in north London derby history - eight for Arsenal, two for Tottenham

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By Associated Press Hillary Rodham Clinton's upcoming book will be called "Hard Choices," a title that reflects how the potential 2016 presidential candidate may try to define her record as President Barack Obama's secretary of state while she considers another White House campaign. Publisher Simon & Schuster said Friday the new book, to be released June 10, will offer Clinton's 'inside account of the crises, choices and challenges' she faced as secretary of state and 'how those experiences drive her view of the future.' 'All of us face hard choices in our lives,' Clinton writes at the start of the book, according to the publisher. 'Life is about making these choices, and how we handle them shapes the people we become.'
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Hillary Clinton's second memoir will be released on June 10.
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It the book Clinton will give reader's 'inside account of the crises, choices and challenges' she faced as secretary of state
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The book will also give insight into Clinton's future in politics
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Clinton is a presumed Democratic presidential candidate in 2016

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(CNN) -- A Buffalo, New York-area man accused of beheading his estranged wife made his first appearance in court Wednesday to face murder charges, according to the district attorney. Muzzammil Hassan has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of his wife, Aasiya Zubair Hassan. Muzzammil Hassan, 44, is charged with second-degree murder in the death of his 37-year-old wife, Aasiya Zubair Hassan, days after she filed for divorce and was granted a restraining order against him. In court Wednesday, Hassan waived his right to a felony hearing, according to Erie County District Attorney Frank Sedita III. The case will go before a grand jury in the next 45 days. In the meantime, Hassan will be jailed without bond.
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Muzzammil Hassan, accused of beheading wife, waived right to felony hearing
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Hassan, founder of Bridges TV, charged with second-degree murder
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Hassan will be jailed without bail while case goes to grand jury
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If convicted, he faces a sentence of 15 years to life

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A heroic father who rushed to rescue a four-year-old buried under 11 tonnes of sand after a lorry overturned  was horrified to find she was his daughter. Hu Shuncheng, 32, had been returning home from work when he saw the  overloaded lorry on its side close to his home in the city of Yiwu in eastern China's Zhejiang Province. After emergency services  hauled the lorry up using a crane and started clearing away the sand, Mr Shuncheng saw to his horror that buried beneath it was his four-year-old daughter Xiaoling. Father Hu Schuncheng, 32, (middle, grey t-shirt) was horrified to find the girl he had helped rescue under 11 tonnes of sand was his four-year-old daughter Xiaoling
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Hu Shuncheng, 32, rushed to rescue a four-year-old after lorry overturned
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She was buried under 11 tonnes of sand when lorry swerved to avoid her
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After sand was cleared, Shuncheng saw it was his daughter Xiaoling
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She is now in critical condition and  her survival is uncertain due to  injuries

Question: Mr Shuncheng said: 'When it turned out that this was my little @placeholder who was buried I was absolutely devastated and couldn't believe what I was seeing'


He should be focusing all his attention on tonight’s crucial match with arch-rivals Wales. But England rugby captain Chris Robshaw is clearly facing a few distractions at home as he prepares for the Six Nations championship opener at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff. The 6ft 2in flanker’s girlfriend Camilla Kerslake welcomed him back from a hard day’s training with a roast chicken dinner, some slinky black lingerie and a very broad smile. Scroll down for video England rugby captain Chris Robshaw's (right) partner Camilla Kerslake, 26 (left), posted a saucy image online of herself dressed in black lingerie and holding a roasted chicken. She said: 'Welcomed my man home like this'
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England rugby captain Chris Robshaw's partner posted saucy image online
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Camilla Kerslake, 26, posed in slinky black lingerie while holding chicken
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Captioned picture: 'Welcomed my man home from camp like this tonight'
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Robshaw, 28, is preparing to lead team out against Wales in Six Nations

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(CNN) -- Christina Hendricks' decision to star in "Mad Men" was a risk that paid off. When the 39-year-old actress first spotted the script for Matthew Weiner's '60s-era drama, her interest was piqued. But while she was all in to play Joan Holloway, the sharp and curvacious secretary who would rise to become an integral member of "Mad Men's" world, Hendricks' agency wasn't so sure. "They said, 'It's a period piece, it's never going to go anywhere," the actress told U.K. paper The Guardian. "'We need you to make money and this isn't going to make money.'" The agency, she continued, "ended up dropping me."
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Christina Hendricks was dropped by her agency over "Mad Men"
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She was also bullied in high school

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(CNN) -- Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow was involved in the big game in Indianapolis, where he helped his team perform another miraculous comeback in the fourth quarter with time running out. But the action didn't take place at Lucas Oil Stadium, home of Super Bowl XLVI. It was a virtual gridiron battle at EA Sports' Madden Bowl XVIII played on Xbox 360s at the Bud Light Hotel. Tebow was part of the three-member "Clutch Team," which also featured New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees and his teammate and tight end, Jimmy Graham. The trio beat the "Rookie Team" 16-13 in a dramatic comeback, sending Justin Blackmon (wide receiver, Oklahoma State University), Robert Griffin III (quarterback, Baylor University), and LaMichael James (running back, University of Oregon) home without the coveted trophy.
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Tim Tebow was part of a three-member "Clutch Team" at EA Sports' Madden Bowl XVIII
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The quarterback says he was just happy to be part of the video game tournament
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EA keeps NFL's biggest names involved in the tournament, even after they hang up their cleats

Question: @placeholder announced at the Madden Bowl that 64 players -- two players from each NFL team -- will compete for the chance to be on the cover of the new game.


A possible split between old and new FIFA executive committee members has emerged ahead of the vote on Friday on whether the Garcia report into World Cup bidding should be published. It follows a suggestion by FIFA president Sepp Blatter at the previous ExCo meeting that only those members who were on the committee for the 2010 vote should have a say on the report's publication. That would rule out more than half the current members and if Blatter tries to resurrect the move at the meeting in Marrakesh on Friday he is likely to face sustained opposition. FIFA's executive committee members are due to vote on the publication of Michael Garcia's corruption report
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FIFA's executive committee faces a possible split this week
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The ExCo members are due to vote on Friday on the Michael Garcia report
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Sepp Blatter said only members who awarded the World Cup to Russia and Qatar should be allowed to vote on the publication of the report

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(CNN) -- Two inmates at New Jersey's Union County Jail made a movie-style escape Saturday and remained at large Monday, according to Union County Prosecutor Ted Romankow. Otis Blunt, left, and Jose Espinosa escaped from the Union County Jail Saturday night, officials say. Twenty-year-old Jose Espinosa and 32-year-old Otis Blunt, who are considered armed and dangerous, were discovered missing from their cells at about 5:15 p.m. Saturday, Romankow said. The men left behind dummies in their beds, cinder block dust and a note wishing authorities "Happy Holidays." Espinosa, who recently pleaded guilty to aggravated manslaughter, was to be sentenced on January 25 and faced a minimum of 17 years in prison. Blunt was being held in lieu of $75,000 bond on weapon and robbery charges.
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Two inmates broke out of Union County Jail Saturday night, officials say
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They removed blocks from walls, hiding their work behind pinups of women in bikinis
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The duo made it over 25-foot fence to escape jail's top-security area
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One was awaiting sentence for manslaughter; the other faced robbery charges

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An Indian man has become the world’s oldest father for the second time at the age of 96. Ramjit Raghav was awarded the title two years ago when he had his first born son Karamjit aged 94. Although he swore one was enough, the pensioner and his wife Shakuntala, 54, welcomed another son Ranjit, last month. Scroll down for video World's oldest: Ramjit Raghav holding his second baby Ranjit at the ripe old age of 96 Speaking at his home in the state of Haryana, 31 miles from Delhi, Ramjit said: ‘What can I do? This is all God's wish. He wanted me to have another son.’
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Ramjit Raghav has become a father for the second time, aged 96
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His first son, Karamjit, was born two years ago in Haryana, northern India

Question: When @placeholder gave birth to the healthy boy earlier this month at the Government hospital in Haryana, the doctors laughed when Ramjit said he was the father.


WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- Roger Clemens said Wednesday he received only vitamin shots from Brian McNamee, but the ex-trainer insisted before a House panel that every injection contained steroids or other performance enhancers. Clemens sat mere feet from his chief accuser as the two men, both under oath, offered lawmakers starkly conflicting accounts about the injections McNamee administered years ago. The committee's chairman, Rep. Henry Waxman, said, "Someone isn't telling the truth." "If Mr. McNamee is lying, then he has acted inexcusably and he has made Mr. Clemens an innocent victim," Waxman said . "If Mr. Clemens isn't telling the truth, then he has acted shamefully and he has smeared Mr. McNamee. I don't think there is anything in between."
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Congressman blasts ex-trainer Brian McNamee for telling "lie after lie after lie"
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Disputing Clemens' account, ex-trainer says, "I have never given Roger B-12"
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McNamee further says that drugs "were part of the culture in baseball"
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McNamee says he injected Clemens "at his direction"; Clemens denies claim

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(CNN) -- Welcome to the world of rock and roll racing. "He loves the noise, he knows he's a star, he poses for the photographs," trainer Art Sherman --part of the team behind California Chrome, favorite for Saturday's Kentucky Derby -- tells CNN. "Pure and simple he's a rock star." California Chrome's joint owner Steve Coburn is even more effusive. "We've got one elderly gentleman who comes to the races who has a jackass tattoo on his shoulder," explains Coburn, a nod to the jackass on California Chrome's racing silks. "Fans don't do that unless you're a rock star. People flock where he goes."
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California Chrome cost just $10,000 and is shock favorite for Saturday's Kentucky Derby
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Trainer Art Sherman, who has been involved with classic since 1950s, calls him a "rock star"
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His owners recently turned down a $6m offer for a half-share in the horse
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California Chrome has been called a modern-day Seabiscuit and the "people's horse"

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(CNN)Embattled NBC News anchor Brian Williams may have some more explaining to do. On May 3, 2011, just two days after the daring U.S. Navy SEAL Team 6 raid that killed Osama bin Laden in Pakistan, Williams said on his NBC News show, "Now, people might be hearing about SEAL Team 6. I happen to have the great honor of flying into Baghdad with them at the start of the war." With this statement Williams asserted that he was embedded with one of the most covert units in the U.S. military and flew with the SEALs into Iraq in March 2003 as the war there began.
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Brian Williams said he traveled with SEAL Team 6, got memento from Osama bin Laden raid
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Peter Bergen says claims may require review since SEALs took great pains to be covert

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Question: One of those helicopters crashed at @placeholder's compound in the first minute or so of the raid.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 19:44 EST, 25 August 2012 | UPDATED: 08:31 EST, 27 August 2012 The Royal Family put on a show of force yesterday after one of their most publicly disastrous weeks in recent years. The Queen attended church near Balmoral with Prince Philip and other senior royals including Prince Charles, Princess Anne and Prince Edward. But although Charles might have been praying for divine intervention to keep his son on the straight and narrow, he was not accompanied by Prince Harry with whom he has been spending the weekend. Recovering well: Prince Philip with the Queen yesterday. They were attending church near Balmoral six days after he left hospital
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The 91-year-old had led grouse shoot at Balmoral Castle
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He left Aberdeen Royal Infirmary last Monday

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Louis van Gaal believes Manchester City's poor form gives United a big chance to snatch a win at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday. City have won five of their last six league meetings with United but they go into Sunday's game on a bad run of form. Manuel Pellegrini's team stretched their winless streak to three matches on Wednesday when they were knocked out of the Capital One Cup by Newcastle. United boss Louis van Gaal was all smiles during the session as he embarks on his first Manchester derby Juan Mata, Michael Carrick, Wayne Rooney, Ander Herrera and Robin van Persie (left to right) train
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Louis van Gaal is looking ahead to his first Manchester derby on Sunday
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Wayne Rooney returns from his three-match ban for the clash
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Radamel Falcao is injured having missed the draw with Chelsea
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Van Gaal says this will be the biggest derby he has managed
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United lost the Manchester derby by an aggregate of 7-1 last season

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Washington (CNN) -- The push to overhaul health care received a major boost Thursday as the American Medical Association and AARP endorsed legislation drafted by top House Democrats. The AARP, the nation's largest organization of older Americans, is a nonpartisan group that advocates for people 50 and older. The AMA, historically an opponent of health care reform, is considered one the nation's most influential doctors' advocacy groups. "I want to thank both organizations again for their support, and I urge Congress to listen to AARP, listen to the AMA and pass this reform for hundreds of millions of Americans who will benefit from it," President Obama said at the White House.
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NEW: President Obama praises American Medical Association, AARP for backing bill
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GOP leaders join "Tea Party" protesters for an opposition rally on Capitol Hill
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she has 218 votes needed to pass House bill
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Democrats: Bill would guarantee that 96 percent of Americans have coverage

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(CNN) -- If I had to pick the most important moves of 2014, I would put Russian President Vladimir Putin's flouting of international law and European security norms near the top. His swift annexation of Crimea -- despite a 1994 treaty signed by Russia and Western allies to guarantee Ukraine's territorial integrity -- as well as his military intervention and support for pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine have destabilized the continent. But Putin's moves on the European chessboard are now checkmating Russia, too. The year ended with the country in financial chaos, because of Western sanctions over Ukraine, the falling price of oil and Central Bank missteps. The slavish pro-Putin propaganda and the stifling of an independent press had brought nationalist fervor to fever pitch and put the majority of Russians behind him, but when their ruble and their living standards started to collapse by year's end, the grumbling also started.
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Christiane Amanpour picks her big three global news stories for 2014
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She cites the Russia-Ukraine crisis, the Syrian conflict, changes in U.S.-Cuba relations
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Amanpour: 2015 will be partly shaped by response to Russia, Syria, Cuba stories of this year

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- China's military is developing longer-range ballistic and anti-ship missiles that are "shifting the balance of power in the region" and could help Beijing secure resources or settle territorial disputes, a report released by the Pentagon said Wednesday. U.S. and Chinese militaries need "resumption of dialogue,"  Adm. Timothy Keating told Congress. China also continues to build up short-range missiles and increase its "coercive capabilities" against Taiwan. The report suggests such moves constitute an effort to pressure Taiwan into settling the cross-strait dispute in favor of China, though tensions between the two countries have receded over the past year.
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Pentagon report: China's missile development "shifting balance of power in region"
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Report: Cyber warfare capability among the few areas of China's "truly global" reach

Question: In citing China's cyber warfare, the report notes that @placeholder government computers were the target of "intrusions that appear to have originated" from China, although they were not confirmed to be from the military.


By Shari Miller PUBLISHED: 05:41 EST, 20 January 2013 | UPDATED: 07:03 EST, 20 January 2013 The former partner of a benefits fraudster, who swindled as much as £100,000 from taxpayers to enjoy a lavish lifestyle, claims the ex-Moulin Rouge showgirl was also a love cheat who drained his finances. Company director Marc Lissimore, 46, today spoke of his relationship with mother-of-two Dawn Orton, who used taxpayers' cash to buy a convertible Mercedes and go on 41 holidays in 13 years. Orton was jailed for 12 months for wrongly claiming widowed mothers' allowance, plus an additional month after she initially refused to turn up for her trial at Hull Crown Court earlier this month.
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Heartbroken Marc Lissimore claims Dawn Orton was 'cold and callous'
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Mother-of-two may have swindled as much as £100,000 in taxpayers' cash
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Businessman 'devastated' by her affair with American lover Roger Bailey
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International arrest warrant issued after Orton fled to Malaga
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Dancer jailed for 12 months for fraud and another month for absconding

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By Deni Kirkova A 17 stone woman who was 'mortified' by her holiday pictures vowed to shed her extra weight and did so in spectacular fashion - dropping seven stone and completing a beach babe transformation. Keri Irvine, 23, from Liverpool went on a trip to Benidorm, Spain, with her friends last year and felt she looked 'slim and nice' - but her photographs told a different story. The former Primark sales assistant tipped the scales at 16 stone 11lbs and seeing how large she had become was a shock. Keri Irvine on a trip to Benidorm with her friends last year (l) and after her transformation in just a year (r)
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Keri Irvine, 23, from Liverpool went on a trip to Benidorm last year
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Felt she looked 'slim and nice' - but was horrified by photographs
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Slimmed from 16st 11lbs to 10st and went from size 20 to 10

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Dennis Rodman says he's not a diplomat, just a former NBA star fighting addiction and trying to be a better father. But that hasn't kept him from becoming embroiled, even if unintentionally, in U.S.-North Korea relations. His apparent chumminess with North Korea's leader has been controversial, as have previous proclamations that Kim Jong Un is a "nice guy." Rodman said he simply does not know enough about the allegations of abuse and authoritarianism that Kim is reviled for. "I keep telling people, I'm not there to be an ambassador to try to figure out why (is Kim) doing all these things? That's not my job," Rodman told CNN's Chris Cuomo on "New Day" Friday.
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The interview with CNN's Chris Cuomo is his first since entering rehab
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This month, Rodman organized a trip to North Korea with former NBA players

Question: The former basketball player is probably the American with the most access to the North Korean leader, and many have been critical that he has not lobbied for the release of @placeholder prisoner Kenneth Bae from a labor camp.


Editor's note: Aaron David Miller, a public policy scholar at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington since 2006, served in the State Department as senior adviser for Arab-Israeli negotiations and in other roles under six secretaries of state. He is working on a book about presidential greatness. Aaron Miller says the Obama administration is departing from longtime policy on dealing with Israel. WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Obama has embarked on what could represent a radical departure in America's Mideast policy, at least on settlements. Having worked for Republican and Democratic administrations, I took it for granted that the current president and secretary of state would first try to invest in Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before publicly confronting him.
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Aaron David Miller: U.S. has shied away from confronting Israeli prime ministers
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Miller: The tough stance on settlements is a risky move
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He says U.S. may have decided there's no chance of peace with Netanyahu in office

Question: If the U.S.-Israeli brouhaha leads to a real confrontation, even the fall of the @placeholder government, President Obama may not feel too bad about it.


The death of Jessica Chambers has brought heartache for her family for the second time in just two years, her brother Ben having been killed in a car accident in 2012. He was 28 when he was killed on May 7 that year on Highway 35 in Panola County. The double tragedy has led to hundreds of messages of support being left on a 'Justice For Jessica' Facebook page. The death of Jessica Chambers (right) has brought heartache for the family for the second time in just two years, her brother Ben (left) having been killed in a car accident two years
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Jessica Chambers, 19, was burned alive on a rural Mississippi road
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Horrific incident occurred after she left her Courtland home on Saturday
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She was found covered in flames on the side of the road
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She managed to whisper something to a first responder before dying
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Gas station surveillance footage shows her waving at a friend
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Authorities said they have not yet identified a potential suspect
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Thirty-one-year-old Derrick Turner has been quizzed over the murder
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Her brother, Ben, was killed in a car accident in 2012, in Panola County

Question: Friends said that the family can't think of anyone that might have wanted to hurt @placeholder, who didn't have a boyfriend and was not known to have been seeing anyone.


Port-au-Prince, Haiti (CNN) -- Israeli rescuers pulled a 22-year-old man from the ruins of a three-story building on Friday, 10 days after the massive earthquake killed tens of thousands of people. The man, who was not immediately identified, was rescued near the quake-ravaged presidential residence south of the capital, according to the Israel Defense Forces. Maj. Zohar Moshe said American and French doctors asked for the Israeli team's assistance after trying to rescue the trapped man themselves. The rescuers "were able to release him whole and healthy" and take him to an IDF field hospital in stable condition for further treatment," he said.
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NEW: Man rescued near the quake-ravaged presidential residence south of the capital
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NEW: Massive blaze consumes a textile factory in Port-au-Prince Friday night
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A 4.4 aftershock rattles Port-au-Prince Thursday, following worse one Wednesday
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Supplies pile up at airport but no distribution system seems to exist, Sanjay Gupta reports

Question: The roughly 4 million pounds of food are enough to feed the people of @placeholder for a week.


By Sarah Michael James Packer and David Gyngell have been given criminal infringement notices for offensive behaviour following their very public brawl outside Packer's Bondi mansion on Sunday. The penalty carries a fine of $500 if it goes uncontested by the recipient. NSW Police released a statement on Friday afternoon stating: 'Officers from the Eastern Suburbs Local Area Command have been investigating the incident which occurred about 2pm on Sunday 4 May on Sir Thomas Mitchell Road near the intersection of Campbell Parade at Bondi. Black eye: James Packer, pictured with a visible bruise on his left eye as he attended a funeral in Bowral on Friday, has been charged with offensive behaviour following his punch-up with David Gyngell on Sunday
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Casino mogul and Nine CEO given criminal infringement notices
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The penalty carries a fine of $500 if it goes uncontested by the recipient
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James Packer and David Gyngell had a public punch-up on Sunday
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The case stalled earlier in the week because neither men made a complaint
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Gyngell took responsibility for the fight in a statement released this week

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Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama called on Tuesday for a short-term agreement to put off deep cuts to government spending, including the military, set to take effect next month. Obama made his pitch in a statement to reporters at the White House, urging Congress to pass a measure that would offset some of the imminent automatic spending cuts -- known as sequestration -- that were part of a 2011 debt ceiling deal. The president made clear that he still wanted a broader deficit reduction agreement with Republicans that included spending cuts, entitlement reforms and increased revenue from eliminating some tax breaks.
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NEW: Avoid "self-inflicted wounds" out of Washington, President Obama says
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Obama says sequester cuts will hurt the economy
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Steep spending cuts from a 2011 debt-ceiling deal will impact the government March 1
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The cuts were intended to force a broader deficit reduction deal that never happened

Question: However, he noted that it was unlikely @placeholder would reach a deficit-reduction deal by March 1 to render the sequestration cuts moot.


For Gianfranco Zola, the only way is up after the former West Ham and Watford boss's return to management at the helm of Serie A relegation battlers Cagliari was a 5-0 thrashing by Palermo. But the Italy and Chelsea legend is ever the optimist and despite the worst possible start to his time with the Sardinian side on Tuesday he believes the club can turn their season around. 'It's not the best of starts,' he told the Italian media. 'We knew that Palermo would be a difficult rival. But I believe this loss will be a lesson from my players and we will work hard to improve.
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Palermo beat Cagliari 5-0 in Gianfranco Zola's debut as manager
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Cagliari are third from bottom in the Serie A relegation zone
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The Sardinian side has won just two games in the league

Question: 'I know that the @placeholder that we saw against Palermo is not the real Cagliari,' Zola said.


(CNN Student News) -- October 28, 2010 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Haiti • Dunnellon, Florida Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: What do the Statue of Liberty, a flying car and James Bond have in common? You're gonna find out in the next 10 minutes. My name is Carl Azuz. Welcome to CNN Student News. Let's go ahead and get you today's headlines. First Up: Midwest Storms AZUZ: All right, the wind and the rain are slowing down; now, it's time to start cleaning up. That is what is happening all over the United States after this week's tremendous storms. Maybe your town got hit by this severe weather. It is not alone. Check out this map of the United States. If you start over in New York on the East Coast, you go to Wisconsin in the Midwest, then down the Gulf Coast. There was damage across parts of that entire area. Three states -- Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky -- seemed to get the worst of this. And besides the physical damage, hundreds of flights were canceled or delayed over the past couple days. John Roberts wraps up some of the impact of these storms.
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Witness the impact of massive storms across the U.S.
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Learn how many vertebrates are in danger of extinction
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Take a test drive in the first certified flying car
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Use the Daily Discussion to help students understand today's featured news stories

Question: @placeholder, CNN ANCHOR: Everyone has a storm they'll talk about for the rest of their lives.


By Mike Dawes Danny Care believes England possess the time and potential to bridge the gap on New Zealand before next year's home World Cup. Hopes of claiming only a third All Blacks scalp on Kiwi soil were dashed by a 3-0 series whitewash that concluded with a harrowing 36-13 rout in the final Test. It was an undeniable setback despite the fixture congestion that complicated team selection and England now have 12 months left to develop into a team capable of winning the World Cup. Humbled: England's players looked dejected after their 3-0 series defeat by the All Blacks
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Danny Care says England can catch up with New Zealand
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All Blacks will be England's main rivals for Web Ellis trophy
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2015 World Cup will be hosted in England

Question: Care has made a full recovery from the shoulder injury that prevented him from playing in the third Test against @placeholder.


(CNN)Two Japanese hostages, one demand from ISIS: Hand over $200 million, or else. The else being that the pair will meet the same gruesome fate as other captives held by the terrorist group, others who were shown in ISIS videos kneeling in orange jumpsuits in front of masked, black-clad men -- just like the Japanese hostages identified as Kenji Goto Jogo and Haruna Yukawa -- shortly before being beheaded. In the latest video, a masked man gives the Japanese government a choice to pay $200 million -- the same amount of money Prime Minister Shinzo Abe recently pledged for those "contending" with ISIS -- to free the Japanese men. That deal holds for 72 hours, which would seem to mean sometime Friday, since the video appeared on social media Tuesday.
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A video shows a masked man standing over two kneeling men in orange jumpsuits
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He links the threat against the men to Japan's support for the coalition against ISIS
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Japan's Prime Minister says he's angry about the "unacceptable" hostage situation

Question: @placeholder has asked for ransoms before, and apparently has been paid them.

Question: Like most countries, @placeholder has never advertised that it or Japanese companies have paid ransom for hostages.


Washington (CNN) -- There is a good chance NATO pressure will encourage Libyan tyrant Moammar Gadhafi to leave power, the U.S. NATO commander told Congress Tuesday, but the opposition that could come in the Libyan leader's wake has "flickers" of al Qaeda. While there is a wide range of possible outcomes in Libya, running from a static stalemate to Gadhafi cracking, there is a "more than reasonable" chance of Gadhafi leaving power, Adm. James Stavridis said before the Senate Armed Services Committee, But potential "flickers" of al Qaeda and Hezbollah elements have been seen in intelligence regarding the Libyan opposition, which is poised to take power if Gadhafi leaves, Stavridis said. However, he added there is no evidence of a significant presence of al Qaeda or other terrorist groups. Stavridis is also the commander of U.S. European Command.
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But no evidence of major presence, official says
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He sees "more than reasonable" chance Gadhafi will leave power

Question: No-fly air zones have been set up to allow air assets to strike @placeholder forces if the civilian population is threatened, Stavridis said, going beyond a basic no-fly zone patrol mission.


By Bianca London She is preparing to celebrating her big 4-0 on Necker Island this Thursday but in true Mossy style, the supermodel has managed to squeeze in a high-end campaign before her landmark birthday. The 39-year-old channels her inner rock chick as the star of Rimmel's latest beauty shoot to promote  ScandalEyes Rockin’ Curves Mascara. Posing in her studded leathers and printed jeans, Kate works tousled locks, smokey eyes and a lot of attitude. Back to her rock roots: Kate Moss, who is well known for her love of the festival scene and dating rock stars, pulls off the look with aplomb in her latest Rimmel beauty campaign
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39-year-old star of ScandalEyes Rockin’ Curves Mascara
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Brand say she's perfect choice because 'no one does edgy like Kate'
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Currently in Necker Island for 40th birthday

Question: Rimmel ambassador @placeholder, making her the perfect face of ScandalEyes


When Mary Monaghan, now 64, was sent to live in America aged two, the Irish Catholic nuns who put her on the boat thought they were sending her to a better life. Tragically, nothing could have been further from the truth for not only was her adoptive father William O'Brien violent, he was a predatory paedophile as well. Now Ms Monaghan has questioned why nothing was done to help her - and why checks that would have revealed O'Brien's desire for children, were not done. Tragedy: Mary Monaghan was handed to a paedophile by nuns who ran the baby home where she was born
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Mary Monaghan, 64, was two when she was adopted by a U.S couple
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She was born to an unmarried mother in an Irish baby home run by nuns
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Nuns failed to vet parents and her father proved to be a paedophile
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Suffered years of sexual abuse and has post-traumatic stress disorder
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Eventually reunited with mother Theresa, who has since died, aged 52

Question: Grim: More than 2000 children were sent to families in @placeholder by nuns during the 1950s and 60s


By Jill Reilly A South African sign language interpreter accused of making up his own signs during a memorial to Nelson Mandela has faced charges for murder, rape and kidnapping, it was claimed today. Thamsanqa Jantjie, 34, stood just a few feet from from President Obama and others who spoke at Tuesday's ceremony that was broadcast around the world. South African news website eNCA reported that Mr Jantjie, who has schizophrenia, has faced charges for rape (1994), theft (1995), housebreaking (1997), malicious damage to property (1998), murder, attempted murder and kidnapping (2003) charges. The website said it was unclear if the 2003 murder case was ever concluded as the court file was found to be empty during their investigations.
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Thmsanqa Jantjie, 34, faced charges for murder in 2003 and rape in 1994
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Interpreter at memorial said he may have suffered episode on stage
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Jantjie said he started hearing voices in his head during event
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Also claimed that he saw 'angels' during the event on Tuesday
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He has apologised and said he did not know what triggered attack
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It has been claimed he repeatedly signed words 'prawns' and 'donkeys'
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Company which hired him has 'vanished into thin air'

Question: The news is a further embarrassment to @placeholder officials at it was revealed that Mr  Jantjie had faked sign language at the memorial event.


By Richard Pendlebury PUBLISHED: 18:46 EST, 27 November 2012 | UPDATED: 03:13 EST, 28 November 2012 Labour media spokesman Harriet Harman is employing a political adviser recruited from the lobbyists pushing for statutory regulation of the free Press. Gavin Freeguard was until recently working for the Media Standards Trust and its spin-off Hacked Off campaign which is spearheaded by actors Hugh Grant and Steve Coogan, and Formula 1 tycoon Max Mosley. The trust was founded by Sir David Bell, controversially chosen to be one of the assessors assisting Lord Justice Leveson to write his report on the future of newspapers. It will be published tomorrow.
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Gavin Freeguard worked for Hugh Grant's Hacked Off campaign and Media Standards Trust founded by Sir David Bell - assessor assisting Leveson
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Bell is at heart of powerful nexus of left-of-centre individuals linked to Leveson inquiry into press standards which will published tomorrow
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Political adviser recruited from lobbyists pushing for statutory regulation
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Mr Freeguard's presence in Harriet Harman's team chimes with her already declared support for end to any kind of Press self-regulation

Question: In January Freeguard re-tweeted a report about his future boss: ‘@placeholder declares she is going to be a champion of Press freedom.’


By Suzannah Hills PUBLISHED: 13:18 EST, 8 March 2013 | UPDATED: 13:24 EST, 8 March 2013 Former British Army officer Robert Jolleys has been jailed for 12 months for defrauding the taxpayers out of nearly £200,000 An Army officer who defrauded taxpayers of nearly £200,000 to educate his children at a top private school was jailed for 12 months today. Lieutenant Colonel Robert Henry Jolleys, 53, claimed the cash  from the Army's continuing education allowance (CEA) to send his three sons to the exclusive £28,000-per-year Roman Catholic Stonyhurst College in Lancashire. The CEA financially helps service personnel to send their children to boarding school to prevent disruption to schooling caused by postings around the UK and abroad.
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Lieutenant Colonel Robert Henry Jolleys was today jailed for 12 months
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He claimed cash from Army's continuing education allowance (CEA)
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Fund financially helps service personnel to send children to boarding schools to prevent disruption to their education from army postings
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But Swindon Crown Court heard he had separated from his wife and was therefore no longer entitles to claim the money

Question: The @placeholder will be seeking to recoup the money it paid out.


Sandra Herold, the deceased owner of Travis the chimp that mauled her friend and assistant Charla Nash's face, spoke openly and honestly about the bizarre world she and her animal lived in before the horrific attack. Speaking to her attorney in sworn testimony, Mrs Herold told of how she and Travis would sleep together 'every night' and she would have Miss Nash purchase specially sized sweet potatoes for his enjoyment. She also insisted that then Stamford Mayor Daniel Malloy, who is now governor of Connecticut, casually told her to 'not let him out again' after he escaped during 2003 and terrorized the downtown area.
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Charla Nash, 58, horrifically mauled by chimpanzee in 2009
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Had revolutionary full-face transplant in June 2011 and says she has feeling in various parts of her face
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Is suing state of Connecticut, seeking $150m in damages for not dealing with dangerous 200lb chimp Travis
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Chimp escaped in 2003 and roamed around Stamford before being caught
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Owner Sandra Herold slept with animal 'every night' and made Miss Nash cook him rice pudding

Question: Recovery: @placeholder has settled an undisclosed lawsuit against the animal's now-dead owner after her face was ripped off


By Amanda Williams PUBLISHED: 08:18 EST, 20 January 2014 | UPDATED: 10:46 EST, 20 January 2014 Pupils have staged a protest at a secondary school amid claims a teenager who shaved her head to raise money for charity after her best friend died of cancer has been banned from lessons. Mia Flood, 14, was devastated when friend Georgina Anderson, 15, died after a battle with cancer. She promised her friend before she died that she would shave her head and donate the hair to the Little Princesses Trust  - a charity which makes wigs for other young cancer patients.
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Mia Flood, 14, vowed to shave head when Georgina Anderson, 15, died
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She donated hair to wig charity and money raised to Teenage Cancer Trust
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But head shave has been classed as 'extreme hairstyle' by school
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The girl is now reportedly having lessons from teachers at home

Question: At first medics thought @placeholder might have been suffering from gall stones but found she had an extremely rare and aggressive form of cancer.


By Ruth Styles PUBLISHED: 12:31 EST, 31 January 2014 | UPDATED: 13:11 EST, 31 January 2014 They've been engaged less than a month but Rory Mcllroy and Caroline Wozniaki appear to be set on making their engagement a truly international one. After spending most of this month in Australia pursuing tennis success, it was Ms Wozniaki's turn to watch from the sidelines as she watched her fiance compete in Dubai. Sporting a casual orange polo t-shirt and with her long blonde hair pulled into a messy ponytail, the Dane beamed as she wandered around the state-of-the-art golf course with a friend.
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The Danish tennis star was pretty in orange as she watched McIlroy
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British golfer is currently competing in the Dubai Desert Classic
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Couple became engaged in Sydney during New Year's Eve celebrations

Question: Friends at the time said there was no way back and @placeholder, 23, was described as being 'absolutely devastated'.


By Mark Webster Follow @@ItsMarkWebster James Corden is in serious danger of becoming the second most famous celebrity West Ham fan in the USA. Surpassing frequent visitor, and thorn in their side, Russell Brand, but failing to crack the number one slot, currently held by the President of their country. So fair enough, I suppose. Corden has pulled off an amazing coup and joined the ranks of US Talk Show hosts. In the recent game of musical frontman chairs, Craig Ferguson gave up his on The Late Late Show, and young James is now set to nestle his rear into place instead. There’s no doubt his celebrated stint on Broadway in ‘One Man, Two Guv’nors’ helped his cause. But it is surely his work from behind a desk at Sky One that has really sealed the deal.
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'A League Of Their Own' is now in its eighth series on Sky One
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James Corden, host of the show, is a particular success
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This week saw ex-England manager Kevin Keegan take part
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Jamie Redknapp and Freddie Flintoff are team captains with a difference

Question: But once @placeholder decided to recreate the moment we’d just seen, and had Keegan sing while sitting on his knee, it got positively anthemic.


Cairo (CNN) -- President Mohamed Morsy marked a year in office by admitting Wednesday to having made mistakes but vowing to correct them. "I want to tell you, frankly, that I made mistakes in many things, and I was right in several other things," he said in a televised address from the Cairo International Conference Center. "Mistakes were made, but correction should be done," he said to applause. Morsy then launched into a defense of his record and a list of plans to improve on it. He said he had ordered the interior minister to form a unit to combat "thuggery" and terrorism, including the blocking of roads, according to the state-run Ahram Online news agency.
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An opposition group is planning mass protests in Egypt on Sunday
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Protesters are calling for the impeachment of President Mohamed Morsy
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"Nothing has been achieved so far from the revolution goals," a dissident group says
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U.S. citizens are advised to maintain a low profile, the embassy says

Question: @placeholder is bracing for anti-government protests on Sunday, called for by members of the "Rebel" group, who seek to hold snap elections.


When Everton's Joel Robles and West Ham's Adrian were trying to put off those taking penalties during their FA Cup shoot-out, referee Neil Swarbrick was losing patience with the goalkeepers. Robles and Adrian were warned by the official for their antics several times and told to return to their line to wait for the penalty to be taken. But, with Robles already cautioned, the 24-year-old was on thin ice, especially when Swarbrick approached him with a yellow card in his hand. So, could the Everton goalkeeper have been sent off for a second bookable offence during the shoot-out that finished 9-8 in West Ham's favour?
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Joel Robles was on thin ice as he tried to put off penalty takers on Tuesday
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The Everton goalkeeper was already on a yellow card for the shoot-out
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Robles was given a talking to by the referee, who had the yellow card out
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Everton lost 9-8 during the shoot-out against West Ham in the FA Cup

Question: @placeholder runs away in celebration after scoring the winning penalty for West Ham against Everton


CLICK HERE to read the views from Sportsmail columnist Eddie Hearn Eddie Hearn has moved to tempt Amir Khan into a blockbuster fight with Kell Brook by suggesting a winner-takes-all deal. Khan has repeatedly been dismissive of a fight with the IBF welterweight world champion as he pursues Floyd Mayweather. But with that bout seemingly unlikely, Hearn has told Khan ‘it’s big balls time’. He claims to have offered Khan $5million (£3.3m) to make a match before Brook became world champion. Amir Khan poses with his WBC Silver Welterweight title, which he retained against Devon Alexander Khan lands a right hand on Alexander (left) in December and celebrated with promoter Oscar de la Hoya
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Kell Brook will return to the ring on March 28 in his home town of Sheffield
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The IBF welterweight world champion was stabbed in the leg while on holiday in Tenerife last September
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Amir Khan is pursuing a fight with Floyd Mayweather
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WATCH: Khan dons Mayweather mask and says 'shut up and fight me'
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Question: This year is going to be a big year for him and @placeholder wants the lion's share of the pot - we are more than happy to have a 60-40 for the winner or 70-30 for the winner.


(CNN) -- From his neatly-trimmed goatee to his love of fast cars and flight, it's not hard to see why Indian industrialist Vijay Mallya is often referred to as his country's Richard Branson. He's immensely rich and is frequently photographed at lavish events promoting his Kingfisher brand as a lifestyle choice for India's younger, mobile middle classes. Like Branson, Mallya's stable of businesses also includes an airline -- Kingfisher Airlines -- which risks nose-diving into a sea of debt unless the billionaire can cut costs and lighten its loans. On Tuesday, Mallya said recent flight cancellations reflected the airline's move out of loss-making routes and should not be interpreted as a sign of impending doom, despite a doubling of the airline's second quarter losses announced earlier in the day.
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Vijay Mallya is often referred to as India's Richard Branson
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Empire includes brewery business, airline, F1 and cricket teams
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Kingfisher Airlines is struggling under mountain of debt
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Indian airlines plagued by high fuel prices, aggressive discounting

Question: It admitted it had asked banks to raise its lending limits, but added that "@placeholder does not see any risk to its future or long term viability."


By Daniel Mills An Australian start-up company is considering launching legal action against US tech giant Apple, alleging it stole the name it trades under for a mobile app. The company with two owners and a small headquarters in Melbourne, is but a speck in the market when it comes to a company like Apple, but it appears they liked the Australian brand so much 'They have used our name and launched a new product called HealthKit,' company co-founder Alison Hardacre said. Ms Hardacre's fury boiled over on Tuesday morning when she woke just after 4.30am to emails informing her that one of the world's biggest companies had stolen her business name.
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Apple launched new I0S8 software, including HealthKit app on Tuesday
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Australian co-founder Alison Hardacre considers legal action
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Her Melbourne company started trading as HealthKit in 2012
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She claims Apple must have known that her business existed
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Both companies have similar product and ideas combining tech and health
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Mrs Hardacre said company won't let Apple 'trample' on their brand

Question: It has just themselves, a few application designers and some investors in its minnow operations compared to the @placeholder conglomerate.