By Mark Duell Last updated at 8:21 AM on 24th October 2011 She was celebrated as a heroic mother who acted in self-defence to protect herself and her children from men who broke into her home in Early, Iowa, a decade ago and assaulted her. But mother-of-three Tracey Roberts now faces jail after a series of revelations over the night when she fired nine shots from two guns into neighbour Dustin Wehde, 20, leaving him dead in her home. Her murder trial begins on Tuesday and questions will be asked over where she is a manipulator leaving a trail of deceit, who planned the killing and concocted a hoax to let her get away with murder.
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Murder trial of Iowa mother-of-three Tracey Roberts, 45, begins on Tuesday
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Fired nine shots from two guns into neighbour Dustin Wehde, 20, in 2001
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Investigators reveal pink spiral notebook believed to be Wehde's diary
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Writings claim he had been hired as a hit-man by Roberts's first husband
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But prosecutors suspect Roberts may have forced Wehde to write entry
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Investigators found three shots went through head when he was face down

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Mobile phone owners could soon be able to give their batteries a boost with their own urine. British scientists at the Bristol Robotics Laboratory have developed a way of using urine as a power source to generate electricity and claim to have created the world's first microbial fuel cells (MFC) powered mobile phone. While many people might turn their noses up at the energy source, the researchers said that it is the 'ultimate waste product' and does not rely on the erratic nature of the wind or the sun. Dr Ioannis Ieropoulos is pictured at the Bristol Robotics Laboratory holding a phone powered by a microbial fuel cell stack. He believes the new technology could one day power homes in developing countries
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Bristol Robotics Laboratory and UWE scientists claim to have created a mobile powered by microbial fuel cells that use urine to generate electricity
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They claim it is the the first time scientists have been able to directly charge the battery of a device using urine
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The researchers believe their technology could be used in bathrooms in the future to power electric shavers and even showers

Question: Dr @placeholder said: 'Essentially, the electricity is a by-product of the microbes’ natural life cycle, so the more they eat things like urine, the more energy they generate and for longer periods of time.'


(CNN) -- A plume of black smoke rose over Cairo early Friday after a powerful explosion hit the city's police headquarters, killing at least four people and wounding more than 50 others, Egyptian authorities said. The blast struck a key symbol of authority in a country that has been shaken by political turmoil and violent unrest in recent years. It was followed by two smaller explosions near police stations in the Cairo area, one of which killed one person. And later, a fourth explosion outside a movie theater in Giza city, near Cairo, killed one person and injured seven others, state television said.
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NEW: Official: U.S. is "aware of reports" one of its citizens has been detained in Egypt
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A huge explosion strikes Cairo's police headquarters, damaging several floors
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More than 50 people also are wounded in the attack, state media report
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Smaller blasts follow in other areas of Cairo, wounding several people

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DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania (CNN) -- President Bush gave Tanzania's president, who played basketball as a youth, a pair of Shaquille O'Neal's shoes Sunday, along with millions of dollars to help combat disease and poverty in the east African country. President Jakaya Kikwete, next to President Bush, looks on as Bush greets a boy at a Tanzanian hospital Sunday. The gift of the American basketball icon's size-23 hightops spoke to the lighter side of Bush's visit. President Jakaya Kikwete presented gifts, too -- a stuffed leopard and lion, a Zebra skin and a wood carving for the American president who was enthusiastically welcomed on the second stop of his five-nation African tour.
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President Bush signs aid compact with Tanzania during Africa tour
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President, first lady visiting five nations during six-day visit to the region
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Benin thanked President Bush for anti-AIDS efforts, other U.S. help Saturday  Condoleezza Rice will visit Kenya to back efforts to end political crisis there

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(CNN) -- The leader of the Shia militant movement Hezbollah in Lebanon said his group is responsible for launching a drone into Israel last week, and Iranians made the drone. Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah said on the movement's television channel that the drone flew over "sensitive sites" in Israel. "This drone is not Russian made, this drone was an Iranian made," he said. The drone "was assembled by the specialized Hezbollah team. The Lebanese should be proud of that." Israel eyes Lebanon after drone downed The Israeli air force shot down the unmanned device Saturday over the northern Negev desert, the Israeli Defense Forces said.
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Hezbollah leader: We sent the drone into Israel, and Iran made it
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Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah: The drone flew over "sensitive sites"
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Expert: Hezbollah has been doing this for years; the drone has 'rinky-dink' technology

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By Michael Zennie PUBLISHED: 18:54 EST, 4 September 2013 | UPDATED: 04:39 EST, 18 September 2013 A 21-year-old man critically wounded his college honors student ex-girlfriend and killed her new boyfriend, then turned a gun on himself in a murder-suicide that has shocked the small-town campus of Salisbury University in Maryland. Police say Ryan Shallue became increasingly disturbed after his high school girlfriend Kristen Loetz, 19, dumped him four months ago. She had just started her sophomore year of college. Shallue began stalking her and bought a gun two weeks ago. On Wednesday night, he showed up at Loetz's off-campus house, where she discovered her with 20-year-old Charles 'CJ' Abbott. When Shallue began fighting with Loetz, Abbott tried to intervene, police said.
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Ryan Shallue forced his way into his high school sweetheart's home near the campus of Salisbury University in Maryland
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Kristen Loetz, 19, a promising nursing student, had dumped Shallue four months ago
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When new boyfriend Charles 'CJ' Abbott tried to protect Loetz, Shallue pulled out a pistol and shot him then shot Loetz in the face
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Shallue was found dead from a self-inflect gunshot in the bathroom

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(CNN) -- As Washington pundits watch the carnage in Kiev, images of a rapacious Russian President Vladimir Putin, puppet master of Ukraine and of its president, Viktor Yanukovych, stalk the headlines. Putin, the theory goes, is willing to stoke a civil war in order to keep Ukraine from turning to the West. America's obsession with Putin, however, does not explain the complex realities fueling the uprising in Ukraine or the uneasy relationship between Putin and Yanukovych. Long before the uprising began, if Yanukovych had carried out real economic and political reform, he would not have been caught between a long-term promise of a closer relationship with Europe and an immediate hand-out from Moscow and with it the Kremlin's demand that he toughen up and put down the opposition's demonstrations.
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Jill Dougherty: The popular image is that Putin is manipulating the Ukraine crisis
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She says reality is that Yanukovych is to blame for avoiding economic, political reform
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The turmoil in Ukraine is a major headache for Putin's regime, she says
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Dougherty: Putin not eager for an epic battle with the West over Ukraine

Question: Betrayed may be too strong a word, but certainly Yanukovych has managed to play the @placeholder off the Russians."


Her paintings may sell for thousands of dollars, but she is best known for a modeling shot 50 years ago that helped launch a money-spinning business empire. Now 72, but looking a decade younger, Babette Beatty was the first Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue cover star. Discovered on a beach in Florida, these days she resides in a mountain town far from the glamor and glitz of the entertainment industry that has made household names of her successors. It all started on a whim -- for her a chance of some Mexican sunshine; for Sports Illustrated a chance, for one week, to fill the void left by a lack of content in the winter months.
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Babette Beatty was the first model on the cover of Sports Illustrated's swimsuit issue
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The German had no idea how big the editions, which has turned 50, would become
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Beatty landed back from Mexico trip on the day John F. Kennedy was shot dead
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She now lives in the mountains in Oregon and spends her time painting

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(CNN) -- Sen. John McCain on Monday called for a $300 million prize to whoever can develop a battery that will "leapfrog" the abilities of current hybrid and electric cars. Sen. John McCain wants someone to develop a battery that can "leapfrog" those available in current electric cars. Citing high oil prices, the Republican presidential candidate said he wants his offer to "deliver a power source at 30 percent of the current costs." "[The prize would amount to] $1 for every man, woman and child in the U.S. -- a small price to pay for helping to break the back of our oil dependency," McCain said during a town hall-style meeting at California's Fresno State University.
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NEW: Sen. John McCain: Prize "small price to pay" to combat oil dependency
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NEW: Sen. Barack Obama criticizes McCain over pay discrimination bill
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McCain wants battery to surpass those of commercially available hybrids
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Candidates nearly level in cash available to spend before conventions

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By Lyle Brennan PUBLISHED: 10:15 EST, 30 March 2012 | UPDATED: 11:27 EST, 30 March 2012 Syria has been ordered to announce an immediate ceasefire as fears mount that it will not honour an earlier promise to do so. President Bashar al-Assad agreed to a six-point peace plan laid out by Kofi Annan this week - but as fighting rages on, hopes of peace are fading. A spokesman for the UN-Arab League envoy today told the Assad regime: 'The deadline is now.' His demands came as opposition activists reported yet more violence had erupted between soldiers and rebel forces in the country's northern Idlib province today.
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President Assad has agreed to implement six-point peace plan - but says opposition fighters must lay down their weapons first
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Fresh images show the flashpoint city of Homs in ruins as fighting shows little sign of slowing down
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U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton holds talks with Saudi king to agree strategy to end the 'bloodbath'
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An Arab League summit in Baghdad looks to have achieved little more than support for Kofi Annan's proposal
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Washington refuses to stage military intervention for fears of sparking sectarian civil war

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SUSSEX, Virginia (CNN) -- Suspended NFL quarterback Michael Vick must adhere to tightened restrictions after he tested positive for marijuana use, a federal judge said Wednesday. Suspended Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick tested positive for marijuana in a September 13 drug test. Vick tested positive for the drug on September 13, a court document from the Eastern District of Virginia shows. As a result, U.S. District Judge Henry E. Hudson ordered Vick to "submit to any method of testing required by the pretrial services officer or the supervising officer for determining whether the defendant is using a prohibited substance." Those methods could include random drug testing, a remote alcohol testing system "and/or any form of prohibited substance screening or testing," the order said.
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Vick's September 13 drug test shows marijuana use
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Pretrial release conditions tightened; must stay home from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.
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Virginia grand jury indicts Vick and the three co-defendants on state charges
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Vick already faces up to 18 months in prison after federal plea deal

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BEIRUT, Lebanon (CNN) -- The tribunal established to prosecute people allegedly responsible for the killing of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri and 22 others will officially convene at The Hague in Netherlands on Sunday. White wreaths with photos of Rafik Hariri at his tomb. The car bomb in Beirut in February 2005 transformed the turbulent nation's politics and sent shock waves across the Middle East and the world. "All the necessary measures have been taken for the Special Tribunal for Lebanon to commence functioning," U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon wrote in his latest report to the U.N. Security Council. Daniel Bellemare, a Canadian, will be the U.N. tribunal's prosecutor. The trial judges and appeals chambers will take on their responsibilities on a date determined by Ban and the tribunal's president.
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U.N. tribunal for killing of former Lebanon prime minister to convene Sunday
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Rafik Hariri killed in car bomb in Beirut in February 2005
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U.N. says the case is expected to be ready for trial by 2010
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Death led to protests and reduction of Syrian influence in Lebanon

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Charlie Crist's fan isn't allowed on stage under the rules of an October 21 Florida governor's race debate that CNN is hosting in conjunction with Jacksonville affiliate WJXT. The candidates were sent a memo on October 8 outlining the format, rules and logistical information for the debate. Among those rules: No electronic devices. The memo stated: "There will be no opening and closing statements, no notes, no props and no electronic devices will be allowed on stage. Candidates will be provided water, notepad and pen," a CNN spokesperson said Thursday. The CNN spokesperson said electronic devices range from a cell phone to a fan.
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Rules of an October 21 CNN / WJXT debate prohibit electronic devices, including fans.
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Florida's Charlie Crist's use of a fan during a Wednesday debate triggered a bizarre episode.
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Crist's opponent, Gov. Rick Scott, was several minutes walking onto the stage.

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Washington (CNN) -- Astronaut Mark Kelly said Friday his wife's extraordinary medical progress since she was shot through the brain, coupled with support from family, friends and the public, were keys to his decision to command the upcoming flight of the space shuttle Endeavour. During a press conference with NASA officials -- who said they determined going with Kelly was the right decision --  the husband of U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords described what he thought the realities would be after the January 8 shooting in Tucson, Arizona, and what he now expects. "At that time, my thought was I'd very likely would be sitting in the ICU seat, two, four or six months later, by her bedside," said Kelly, sporting a blue wristband that reads "Peace, Love, Gabby."
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NEW: "I have every intention for (Giffords) to be at the launch," Kelly says
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Astronaut Mark Kelly will command Endeavour's upcoming flight
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Kelly's shuttle mission is set to launch on April 19
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NASA named backup commander for Endeavour mission after Kelly's wife was shot

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This Michigan home may look like a normal house from the outside - but hidden behind its walls is an organ more complex than many found inside churches around the world. And while the one-bedroom property is on the market for $129,000, the rare instrument would take music-lovers five years to assemble to the tune of $1 million dollars, experts say. The 85-year-old organ was bought in 2002 from a Muskegon church by homeowner Bill Tufts, who died this year at 72. He was long obsessed with organs - even though he never knew how to play. The instrument, which has three sets of keyboards and pedals, is next to the kitchen table and when it is played, a giant blower can be heard in the basement, WZZM reported.
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The owner of the home, which is in Grand Rapids, Michigan, passed away this year, aged 72
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Even though he could not play the organ, he worked for years to install the instrument inside his home after buying it from a church in 2002
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It has 2,300 pipes, including ones that reach 17ft, hidden behind the walls

Question: Music to your ears: This modest @placeholder, Michigan house is home to an organ with around 2,300 pipes


(CNN) -- There's one thing Kentucky Republican Senate candidate Rand Paul and his Democratic opponent Jack Conway have in common: They're both finished talking about "Aqua Buddha." Conway's controversial attack ad paralyzed both campaigns this week. The spot accuses Paul of once belonging to a group that mocked religion in his college days at Baylor University. The ad features a claim from an anonymous woman who told The Washington Post and GQ magazine that Paul's group forced her to pray to a false idol named Aqua Buddha. At a news conference at the Atlas Machine and Supply factory outside of Louisville, Kentucky, Paul signed a pledge to repeal the estate tax, dubbed the "death tax" by conservatives. But most of the questions from reporters were focused on the Aqua Buddha controversy.
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NEW: Rand Paul says he'll take part in a Monday night debate that he'd threatened to pull out of
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Jack Conway's ad accuses Paul of once belonging to a group that mocked religion
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Paul says that Conway should be ashamed and that he's never been un-Christian
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Conway says he'll run more issue-oriented spots but defends the "Aqua Buddha" ad

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Conor McGregor vs Steve O'Keeffe Cage Warriors 45 After four straight victories in 2011, McGregor began the following year with a bang against O'Keeffe in London. The Irishman started like a freight train, landing with hands and knees before surviving a takedown attempt. As O'Keeffe continued his bid to drag McGregor to the canvas, he came under attack from a barrage of elbows and the referee quickly stepped in. Conor McGregor of Ireland interacts with fans during a Q&A session before the UFC 179 weigh-in Conor McGregor vs Dave Hill Cage Warriors 47 McGregor's win over O'Keeffe earned him a shot at the vacant featherweight title in front of his home crowd in Dublin.
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Conor McGregor is blazing a path to UFC glory after a stunning start to his career in the organisation
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But the featherweight made his name in Europe's biggest mixed martial arts organisation, Cage Warriors
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And, as MailOnline announces its exciting partnership with the promotion, we look back at three of McGregor's defining fights

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Real Madrid president Florentino Perez has insisted that Cristiano Ronaldo is the 'complete' player, and has no rival when considering who is the best in the world. The 29-year-old has been in imperious form once again for Los Blancos, with 30 goals in all competitions helping Carlo Ancelotti's men sit top of Spanish top flight, as well as primed and ready for the Champions League knockout stages. Club World Cup success on the back of a 22-game winning streak capped a memorable 2014 for Madrid, who head in to their winter break with confidence sky high. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Ronaldo's statue unveiling and Carlo Ancelotti's praise
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Cristiano Ronaldo has scored 25 goals in 14 La Liga games this season
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The Portugal captain is in the running to retain his Ballon d'Or award
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Florentino Perez insists his talisman is the best in the world
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Read Madrid president admits global success most important to the club

Question: 'This effort is not only to win games, add another title to our trophy cabinet and to continue to grow the legend of @placeholder, who greatly help the world from a sporting point of view,' Perez added.


Three fathers who have taken on the unusual challenge of wearing 33lb pregnancy suits have declared they have new found respect for pregnant mothers. Jason Bramley, Steve Hanson and Jonny Biggins are taking on the challenge of pregnancy to honour mums in the run-up to Mother's Day. Appearing on ITV's Lorraine the men complained of trouble sleeping, walking and tying shoe laces. Steve Hanson, Jonny Biggins and Jason Bramley (left to right) who have taken on the unusual challenge of wearing 33-pound pregnancy suits for a whole month appeared on ITV's Lorraine 'It’s the little things that become mammoth tasks - dropping a pen or taking a plug out,' Steven Hanson (left on sofa) alongside Jonny Biggins and Jason Bramley told Lorraine Kelly (far left)
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Jason Bramley, Steve Hanson and Jonny Biggins are faking pregnancy
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The fathers are  wearing their baby bumps for a month
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Idea is to honour mums in run-up to Mother's Day on Sunday, March 15
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Admitted they've had trouble sleeping, walking and tying shoe laces

Question: 'I wonder why pregnant women don't use wheelchairs,' dad-of-one @placeholder, 44, (pictured) wrote in his diary


(CNN) -- Just hours after fatally shooting 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, George Zimmerman told police investigators the shooting followed a life-and-death struggle in which the teen told him, "You're going to die tonight." Read the written statement from Zimmerman to police about what happened (PDF) The audio of the February 26 interviews, made public late Wednesday, is part of discovery items released by Zimmerman's defense team. The recordings represent the first time Zimmerman is heard giving his account in his own words. Also released were audio and video showing the techniques used by the police department in the investigation: interviews conducted in the days after the shooting, a video of a voice stress test administered to Zimmerman by police and his videotaped re-enactment of the incident for authorities.
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George Zimmerman tells police he was attacked by Trayvon Martin
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He says Martin "jumped out from the bushes" and punched him
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The audio and video interviews shed light on Zimmerman's account of the shooting

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Question: In a written statement @placeholder gave to police, also released late Wednesday, Zimmerman said Martin told him to "shut the f*** up" during the struggle.

Question: And the investigator expresses doubt that @placeholder, who had lived in the neighborhood for three years and described himself as head of the neighborhood watch, did not know the names of the three streets in the subdivision.


(CNN) -- When Bob Bergdahl was formally introduced to America in the White House Rose Garden beside the President, he was startling to see and hear at first: He was wearing a long beard and even speaking Pashto. The transformation of the former UPS delivery man was five years in the making in the mountain valleys of Idaho, sparked when his son, Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, was captured by the Taliban in Afghanistan in June 2009. In the half-decade that he and wife crusaded for their son's release -- finally won this past weekend -- Bergdahl journeyed deep into the meaning of his son's captivity and war itself, according to media accounts.
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Bob Bergdahl, father of Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, grew a beard like an Afghan villager's
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He learned Pashto to speak to his son's captors from afar
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Each morning, "my first thought is, my son is still a prisoner of war," he tells outlet
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His immersion into the Afghan mindset, however, has raised questions

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Samsung's next generation Galaxy handset is set to come in two versions - one with  a curved screen that covers both its sides. Both phones will have all-metal bodies and 5.1inch screens, it has been claimed. 'Samsung Electronics Co. plans to release two new versions of its top-tier Galaxy smartphone next month, including a model with a display covering three sides, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter,' Bloomberg said. Scroll down for video A Samsung Galaxy Note E, the first to use Samsung's curved screen. It is claimed the Galaxy S6 could come in a special edition with both sides featuring the technology.
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The handset set to have a 5.1inch screen and mental body
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Expected to be unveiled at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona at the beginning of March and go on sale in April
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Side screens can show alerts and glow to show who is calling

Question: The decline in Galaxy sales has also hurt demand for @placeholder components such as an advanced display called OLED.


(CNN) -- The International Criminal Court has opened a probe into the North Korean shelling of Yeonpyeong Island last month and the March sinking of a South Korean warship, allegedly by a North Korean submarine, to evaluate if the incidents constitute war crimes, the court said Monday. "The office of the prosecutor has received communications alleging that North Korean forces committed war crimes in the territory of the Republic of Korea," the court said in a written statement. "The prosecutor of the ICC, Luis Moreno-Ocampo, confirmed that the office has opened a preliminary examination." A preliminary investigation will determine if the criteria are met for opening an investigation under the Rome Statute, the court said. That statute set up the court and governs it.
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A preliminary investigation will determine whether a probe will be opened
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The international court is looking into the sinking of a South Korean ship in March
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The court also is probing the shelling on Yeonpyeong Island last month

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Lionel Messi admitted Argentina were suffering before Angel Di Maria settled their last 16 clash against Switzerland with his extra-time goal. ‘We suffered, suffered and suffered, all of us,’ said Messi. ‘We started to think it wasn’t going to happen. But at the end we had luck on our side and now we have to take advantage and move on. ‘Like everybody, I was very nervous because we couldn’t score. We knew if we made a single mistake we would have been going home. We didn’t want it to go to penalties. We wanted to finish it off.’ VIDEO Scroll down to watch Argentina fans go wild during narrow win over Switzerland
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Argentina's captain though Swiss could have knocked his side out
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Alejandro Sabella won't look beyond the quarter finals...yet
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Ottmar Hitzfeld compares his side's last-gasp loss to Bayern Munich's in the 1999 Champions League final against Manchester United

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A Palestinian bus driver found hanged in his vehicle in east Jerusalem was murdered, his family has claimed. Israeli police has said there is no indication to any other cause of death than suicide, but rumours of a killing quickly spread in Palestinian media, fuelling tension in the divided city. Several actions of civil unrest has now taken place in and around Jerusalem as Palestinian protesters clashed with Israeli security forces. Scroll down for video Anger: The death of 32-year-old Youssef al-Ramouni, which Israeli police claim was a suicide, sparked several protests and stone-throwing incidents in the Palestinian suburbs of Jerusalem (stock image)
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Youssef al-Ramouni, 32, was found dead in his bus in Jerusalem
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Israeli police say there is no indication it was anything other than a suicide
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al-Ramouni's family claims his body bore marks suggesting he was killed
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Protesters and Israeli security forces clash in Jerusalem following death

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(CNN) -- A sensational strike from Poland captain Jakub Blaszczykowski kept alive the co-hosts' hopes of reaching the quarter finals of Euro 2012 as they held Russia to a 1-1 draw. Russia had looked set for a second successive victory that would have sealed their place in the last eight, thanks to Alan Dzagoev's third goal of the tournament. Dzagoev reacted quickest to glance home Andrei Arshavin's first-half free kick and take his place as the tournament's top goalscorer. But Blaszczykowski struck a superb left-foot equaliser on 57 minutes to earn Poland a second successive 1-1 draw and ensure that Group A remains wide open.
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Co-hosts Poland share 1-1 draw with Russia in Group A
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Jakub Blaszczykowski scores stunning equaliser after Alan Dzagoev's opener for Russia
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Czech Republic seal 2-1 win over Greece in early kick-off
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Petr Jiracek and Vaclav Pilar score in opening six minutes before Theofanis Gekas replies for Greece

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Question: Instead, it was @placeholder who took control eight minutes before half-time.


At just 27-years-old, Jack Johnson has had a remarkable hockey career. The Coulmbus Blue Jackets defenseman, who previously played for the Los Angeles Kings, was selected third  in the 2005 NHL Entry Draft, played for Team USA in the 2010 Olympics, and has earned a staggering $23million during his career. And now all that money, and some more, is gone - because of his parents. Scroll down for video Down and out: NHL star Jack Johnson has had his $30million fortune squandered by his parents, who he trusted with his money Lush life: Johnson's parents spent money on cars, travel and a new home
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NHL star Jack Johnson made his parents his financial advisers in 2008, and signed over control of his money to his mother in 2011
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The parents of the Columbus Blue Jackets defenseman then spent his money on cars, travel and a new loan
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Johnson's parents also took out non-conventional loans, and defaulted on them
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The loans included one for $2million, with an interest rate of 12 percent, and one for $3 million, with an interest rate of 24 percent
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Now, Johnson is bankrupt and still owes $10million or more to debtors

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By Meghan Keneally World champion boxer Floyd Mayweather has taken down a controversial Facebook post where he shared his ex-fiancée’s alleged sonogram and claimed that he broke up with her because she got an abortion. Mayweather posted the photo of the sonogram to his Facebook and Instagram accounts Wednesday before receiving thousands of negative comments and taking it down. 'The real reason me and Shantel Christine Jackson @missjackson broke up was because she got a abortion (sic), and I'm totally against killing babies. She killed our twin babies. #ShantelJackson#FloydMayweather#TheMoneyTeam#TMT' he wrote as the caption. Outrageous: Floyd Mayweather posted this photo of a sonogram- the details of which have been blurred by MailOnline but states that it shows multiple fetuses- and he claimed that it was that of his ex Shantel Jackson
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World Champion boxer has since taken down the photo of his ex Shantel Jackson's alleged sonogram
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The couple split in April after being engaged for two years
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She responded by posting an intimate snap with Nelly, her new rumored boyfriend
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Had not commented on her alleged relationship with the rapper before Thursday but was spotted with him at a Miami Heat game Monday
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Mayweather, 37, has four children from two other exes

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With matches as richly entertaining as this one, even UEFA could warm to the Premier League Under 21 International Cup. West Ham’s youngsters tasted defeat in their first experience of European competition as Athletic Bilbao claimed the points but both teams played their full part in an eight-goal thriller. This new 16-team competition, set up in defiance of UEFA interference, will offer all kinds of intriguing contests between the best of English talent and the continent’s production lines. Athletic Bilbao's Aitor Sequin is congratulated after scoring his side's second goal against West Ham West Ham United: Raphael Spiegel; Kyle Knowle, Joshua Pask, Emmanuel Onariase, Lewis Page; Matthias Fanimo (Kieran Bywater 68), Sebastian Lletget, Danny Whitehead, Djair Parfitt-Williams, Elliot Lee, Jordan Brown (Moses Makasi 68)
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West Ham Under 21s beaten in first experience of European competition
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Hammers taking part in the Premier League Under 21 International Cup
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Defeated by Spanish side Athletic Bilabo at Upton Park

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By David Kent A 79-year-old Belgium fan was given the surprise of a lifetime by Eden Hazard after the football star sent her a signed shirt and video message. Meme Francine may claim to only know the players' names thanks to her son-in-law, but the elderly woman's Red Devils merchandise proves just how much of a fan she is. Hazard sat down for the Belgian Red Devils YouTube channel to read a good luck message from Francine before signing a shirt and saying, 'Nana Francine, for you, signed.' Wishes: Eden Hazard sat down to read some good luck messages from Belgium fans
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Eden Hazard moves 79-year-old Belgium fan to tears with signed shirt
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Meme Francine was rewarded after sending in message of good luck to national team

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An 18-year-old man has been charged with viciously assaulting an autistic boy at a Florida house party after sickening video of the attack went viral. Andrew Wheeler allegedly kicked, punched and held a knife to the throat of the intoxicated 16-year-old boy before choking him until he lost consciousness on August 8. Disturbing footage shared on Facebook shows the boy cowering and screaming in pain as partygoers stood around and laughed. WARNING: GRAPHIC VIDEO - Scroll down for video Disturbing: Police say footage shows 18-year-old Andrew Wheeler kicking and punching a 16-year-old autistic boy at a Florida house party on August 8
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Andrew Wheeler allegedly beat and choked the boy in front of cheering partygoers on Friday night
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Police found the victim lying in the street outside the home about midnight
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The concussed boy was rushed to hospital with facial and scalp contusions
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Homeowner Evadean Lydecker was allegedly home during the attack and has been charged

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(EW.com) -- Let's play one final bass-drop requiem in memory of EDM. If the genre hasn't already been wub-wub-wub'd to death, Daft Punk would like to smother it with its own spirit hoodie. True, the duo's Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo helped spawn this new wave of harder, faster, stronger dance music â€” but lately, they've been slagging off that scene for its lack of imagination and its overreliance on preset sounds. Of course, that only makes Random Access Memories, their first proper album in eight years, feel more like a revelation: It features no electronics except for a modular synthesizer and some vintage vocoders, and uses only one sample. (A snippet from the Sherbs' ''We Ride Tonight'' opens the final track, ''Contact.'')
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Random Access Memories is the duo's "first proper album in eight years"
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It was recorded with an orchestra, a children's choir, and an all-star cast
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Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo comprise the duo

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By Bianca London She's one of Tinseltown's most famous - and photographed - superstars, but since that infamous lift scene, Beyonce has been laying low. However, ahead of her joint tour On The Run with husband Jay Z, the pop star is slowly making her way back into the limelight. Her first port of call? Posing in a steamy shoot to promote her new fragrance, Beyonce Heat Wild Orchid. Turning up the heat! Superstar Beyonce, who has been keeping away from the limelight lately, has just unveiled her new fragrance campaign for Heat Wild Orchid, which lands in stores in August
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Beyonce, 32, unveils Beyonce Heat Wild Orchid scent
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£24.99 fragrance promises to emit a fierce, feminine energy
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Preparing to go on tour with husband Jay Z

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By Louise Cheer and Freya Noble and Sally Lee Australian grandmother Deborah Scheithe liked what she saw when her daughter showed off her newly augmented breasts. In fact, the 50-year-old was so impressed that this recently inspired her to go under the knife for breast implants. But Ms Scheithe isn't alone as she's part of a burgeoning market of older women seeking boob jobs in Australia. NSW resident Deborah Schiethe had a boob job at age 50, (pictured to the left before, and right after) and is part of a growing trend of older women going under the knife
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Deborah Scheithe, 50, said she was very surprised at how cheap it was to undergo breast augmentation surgery
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Increased numbers of Aussie women in their 50s and 70s are going under the knife
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Costs are decreasing to deter people from seeking cheap overseas jobs
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CosMediTour, based in Queensland, is offering cheaper boob jobs
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A nine-night stay costs $7900 on Surfers Paradise or Broadbeach
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Thailand surgeons charge $4000 for a boob job, $10,000 in Australia

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Question: ‘There are people who don’t want to go to Thailand or are not comfortable to have surgery off-shore,' @placeholder managing director Greg Lemon said.


In front of a packed Great Hall of the People, outgoing Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao delivered his last government work report as he opened the National People's Congress. During the coming days, the country's top officials will discuss national priorities for the years ahead, and formally appoint the president who'll oversee them. Four months after taking over as General Secretary of the Communist Party, Xi Jinping will replace outgoing president Hu Jintao. Li Keqiang will become premier, replacing Wen Jiabao. Opening the NPC, Wen urged delegates to "unite as one and work hard to finish building a moderately prosperous society in all respects and achieve the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation," according to state-run media Xinhua.
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Wen Jiabao opens annual session of China's parliament
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The National People's Congress will complete China's leadership transition
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Chinese leader Xi Jinping will formally assume the title of state president
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Meeting expected to shed light on China's future direction

Question: "The development gap between urban and rural areas and between regions is large, and so are income disparities between individuals," @placeholder said, according to Xinhua.


Tokyo (CNN) -- The Japanese government is in the final stages of negotiations to bring a hotly disputed set of small islands in the East China Sea under public ownership, Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda said Friday, stressing his country's claims of sovereignty. The islands are at the heart of a bitter diplomatic argument between Japan and China that has resulted in occasionally violent acts of public protest. The uninhabited islands, known in Japan as Senkaku and in China as Diaoyu, are privately owned by a Japanese family. A public initiative begun in April by the outspoken governor of Tokyo, Shintaro Ishihara, to raise money to acquire the islands for the city authorities has set off a new cycle of tensions between Japan and China over which country has sovereignty over them.
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NEW: Noda says recent tensions with South Korea are "regrettable"
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China vowed this week to defend its "territorial integrity"
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The islands are privately owned by a Japanese family
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The Japanese premier says the government is close to a deal to buy them

Question: "Right now, it is the ownership issue -- whether the individual owns these islands, or the @placeholder metropolitan government or the state.


(CNN)Tough, strong and noble; these are the sorts of qualities one would expect from a national symbol. The fabled Karabakh horse is a rare and beautiful animal that is of great importance to Azerbaijanis. But the country's national animal that can be found everywhere from its stories to its postage stamps is faced with extinction. In the thickly forested foothills of Sheki, a small city 300km (187 miles) from the capital Baku, is one of world's largest and purest Karabakh herds. Their owner, Yashar Guluzade, has been restoring the breed for over a decade in this unspoilt mountainous region.
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The Karabakh horse is Azerbaijan's national animal
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There are less than 1,000 Karabakh bred horses left in the world
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The government is running a horse breeding programs to save the animal from extinction

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(CNN) -- They don't call it "Twi Crack" for nothing. Lisa Hansen, for example, thought she had lost her mind the first time she read "Twilight." Partly because she's 36. "I was absolutely worried that something was wrong with me," the Utah mother of two said. "I just couldn't put it down -- I was obsessed completely." She picked up the first of Stephenie Meyer's vampire novels -- recommended by a teen neighbor -- with few expectations. After devouring it, she couldn't get the images of doomed love between a vegetarian vampire, Edward, and an awkward teenage girl, Bella, off her mind. Hansen thought about the books so much she seriously wondered if she was experiencing some sort of midlife crisis.
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Adult female fans of the "Twilight" series are just as in love with it as teen girls
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They often take it a step further, spicing up Stephenie Meyer's chaste sex scenes
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They created communities where they can express their "Twilight" love without judgment
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Their "coming out" reflects a societal push toward older women embracing sexuality

Question: That hasn't stopped the fans from creating their own sex scenes in copious amounts of fan fiction, some of which have themes like "@placeholder and Bella do steamy office affair," or "Edward and Bella try out S&M."


(CNN) -- Chad Madden's hospital room is dimly lit. His mom and dad, Jacqueline and Bill, fuss around their 38-year-old son, rearranging cards from well-wishers, before taking a seat. Chad, draped in crisp white blankets, lies in a large mechanical bed with his torso elevated. His hands are flat and wide and lie still at his sides. Chad is paralyzed from the neck down. He came to Atlanta's Shepherd Center in April after a skydiving accident. The former Navy seaman did two tours in the Persian Gulf in the early '90s, and after completing college, returned in a civilian capacity. Chad was in California on business when the accident happened.
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Chad Madden was paralyzed from the neck down in a March skydiving accident
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Madden's parents were in Atlanta caring for him when their Idaho home burned down
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Jacqueline and Bill Madden suspect they wouldn't have escaped the fire
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The Maddens rely on their faith to guide them through their recent hardships

Question: A friend from @placeholder had devastating news: The Maddens' home of more than 35 years had been torched in a wildfire.


Yemeni rebels have seized the country's presidential palace and attacked the US-backed leader's official residence in what is being described by one top military leader as a 'coup'. President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi was inside his official residence as it came under 'heavy shelling' for half-an-hour on Tuesday. At the same time, the powerful Shiite Houthi rebels seized the presidential palace in the capital, Sanaa, looting the arms depot in the grounds. Hadi was unharmed in the attack, which came five months after the rebels first swept into Sanaa. Colonel Saleh al-Jamalani, the commander of the Presidential Protection Force that guards the palace, said: 'This is a coup. There is no other word to describe what is happening but a coup.'
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President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi was unharmed in half-hour assault
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Hadi met with Houthi rebels on Tuesday morning to negotiate constitution
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Houthi claim Hadi has breached UN-brokered power deal
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Rebels kidnapped president's chief aide on Saturday in retaliation
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Violence broke out between two sides on Monday, leaving nine dead
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Analysts: Rebels 'finishing what they started' after taking capital last year
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Crisis talks taking place at UN Security Council following attacks

Question: According to CNN, two @placeholder navy warships moved  into the area to help evacuate Americans from the embassy if needs be.


Befitting its status as a fast-growing oil exporter, for Nigeria this week was to be a coming out party of sorts, as it hosts the 24th World Economic Forum on Africa. More than a thousand academic, business, civil society and political leaders are supposed to gather in Abuja, Nigeria's capital city, beginning on Wednesday, to discuss "inclusive growth and job creation." Conflicting with this image of an emerging regional economic powerhouse, just two days before the start of the World Economic Forum meeting, Nigeria is in the international headlines for all the wrong reasons: Abubakar Shekau, the leader of Boko Haram, a militant Islamist organization, released a video on Monday claiming responsibility for kidnapping more than 270 schoolgirls in northern Nigeria last month.
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Boko Haram leader says it has kidnapped more than 200 girls in Nigeria
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Peter Bergen: Nigeria is just about to host a world economic conference
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He says the terror group's actions jeopardize Africa's largest economy
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Bergen: Boko Haram hasn't formalized ties to al Qaeda, but it could threaten Westerners

Question: If Boko Haram's growing insurgency isn't halted in @placeholder, it threatens to jeopardize the  largest economy in Africa and the some $100 billion in oil revenue the country generates every year.


Gleneagles, Scotland. (CNN) -- Try as it might, Team USA couldn't pull off its own miracle, having suffered the ultimate Ryder Cup indignity two years ago at Medinah in Chicago when leading 10-6 going into Sunday. Led by its talisman Rory McIlroy -- the world number one -- Europe saw off a brave challenge from those in red to retain the trophy by a ultimately comfortable margin of 16½-11½. It was the continent's third straight victory, its sixth in the last seven and one that provoked searching questions for United States captain Tom Watson, not least from his star player Phil Mickelson.
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Europe retains the Ryder Cup
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Jamie Donaldson secures the winning point against United States at Gleneagles
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U.S. mounts fightback in singles after trailing 10-6 overnight
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Crucial Europe wins for Rory McIlroy, Graeme McDowell and Martin Kaymer

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By Ruth Styles Prince Harry might have spent the past few days twerking with a bevy of beauties in Memphis, but as these photos reveal, the bank holiday weekend has been far from enjoyable for his former girlfriend, Cressida Bonas. Looking pale and thin, Ms Bonas cut a sombre figure as she strode through London's Notting Hill, her eyes hidden behind sunglasses and her long, blonde hair swinging loose. Although reports over the weekend suggested the former couple are still in love and may reunite,  Prince Harry's antics at the Memphis Polo Club are unlikely to have pleased the 25-year-old.
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Cressida looked strained as she strode along in an all-black outfit
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She has cut an increasingly wan figure since splitting with Prince Harry
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The 25-year-old has also taken compassionate leave from her job
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Her erstwhile boyfriend was photographed 'twerking' in Memphis
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According to onlookers, the eligible bachelor was surrounded by women

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By Sean Poulter British families are paying hundreds of pounds more for the latest technology as global electronics giants see the UK as a ‘Treasure Island’. The biggest difference was found a top of the range Samsung TV, which was £755 more expensive including sales tax here versus the US, according to research by Which? Its research comparing prices in this country to the US found the huge mark-ups stretch to big brand tablets, laptops and even software and music streaming services. The biggest difference was a top of the range Samsung TV, which was £755 more expensive For example, an Apple MacBook Pro 13-inch laptop was £355 more expensive here, while the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 games consoles were £95 more.
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The biggest difference was found a top of the range Samsung TV
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It was £755 more expensive including sales tax here versus the US
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The research was carried out by watchdog Which?
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Huge mark-ups stretch to big brand tablets, laptops and even software and music streaming services

Question: However, the @placeholder company has come under fire for the fact that it has gone to extraordinary lengths to avoid paying its fair share of taxes, despite sales of more than £4.5billion a year in Britain.


(CNN) -- When Dzhokhar Tsarnaev got a text from a friend asking him if he was one of the two men shown in FBI-released photos of Boston bombing suspects, his reply was short and light: LOL. Other messages from the teenager followed, including "You better not text me" and "Come to my room and take whatever you want," according to an FBI affidavit released Wednesday. His friend took the texts as jokes, as if Tsarnaev found humor in the mere idea that he could be responsible for such horror. But when Dias Kadyrbayev showed one of their mutual friends that last text, the friend wasn't laughing.
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Three friends of Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev are charged in federal court
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Affidavit shows actions, communications after Boston suspects' photos went out
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The friends went to Tsarnaev's dorm, found a backpack with fireworks with the powder out
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They took this backpack and threw it away, the affidavit released Wednesday states

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Question: Kadyrbayev said he took Tsarnaev's laptop computer too, because he felt @placeholder's roommate might get suspicious if they left with the backpack alone, the affidavit states.


By Thomas Burrows for MailOnline A new art exhibition at one of Britain's top galleries has been branded racist for using black actors dressed up as slaves. Exhibit B, by South African artist Brett Bailey, features live performers including a black man in a cage and a semi-naked woman with shackles around her neck. An online petition calling for the show to be axed has been signed by 6,000 people since it was launched last week. Exhibit B, by South African artist Brett Bailey, features a semi-naked woman with shackles around her neck A petition calling for the show to be axed has been signed by 6,000 people since it was launched last week
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Exhibit B, by artist Brett Bailey, has been branded racist by campaigners
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It features a black man in a cage and a semi-naked woman in shackles
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A petition calling for the show to be axed has been signed by 6,000 people
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The exhibition will take place at the Barbican between September 23 and 27

Question: But Mr Bailey, a white man who grew up in apartheid @placeholder, believes that his piece is thought-provoking.


By Kerry Mcdermott PUBLISHED: 08:57 EST, 29 July 2013 | UPDATED: 13:27 EST, 29 July 2013 '100 per cent sure': Paul Meehan, 40, who is charged with wasting police time, is seen arriving at Croydon Magistrates' Court The neighbour of Tia Sharp's grandmother told police he was '100 per cent' sure he had seen the murdered schoolgirl when she was already dead, a court heard today. Paul Meehan, 40, risked derailing the police hunt for the 12-year-old by lying about seeing her just before she was reported missing, it is said. He claimed to have spotted Tia leaving her grandmother's home in New Addington, Surrey, on August 3, last year.
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Paul Meehan, 40, told police he saw Tia, 12, leaving grandmother's home
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At the time she had already been murdered by Stuart Hazell
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Meehan appeared at court charged with wasting police time
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No suggestion 40-year-old knew anything about the killing

Question: 'It was a waste of valuable resources at a critical time that could have delayed finding Tia's body and the detention of @placeholder.'


By Chris Foy for The MailOnline Follow @@FoyChris When Stuart Lancaster had lunch with Bath head coach Mike Ford at a village pub outside Bradford-on-Avon earlier this month, Sam Burgess’s cross-code move was high on their mutual agenda. By the time they went their separate ways, the two men had a mutual vision too – of club and country being best served by the recruit from rugby league wearing No 12 on his back. In time, Bath may utilise Burgess as a back-row force of nature, but initially at least, he will serve a midfield apprenticeship, which suits England just fine.
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Burgess will link up with Bath in October for his high-profile cross-code switch
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Currently playing rugby league for Australian club South Sydney Rabbitohs
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Lancaster and Ford met up to discuss the best position to play him
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Burgess is expected to be a key player for England
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Ford travelled to Australia to meet the player's family
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New Bath team-mates will include fellow league convert Kyle Eastmond

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Istanbul, Turkey (CNN) -- Turkey's use of F-16 warplanes to force a Syrian airliner to land and be searched on Wednesday demonstrated a blunt warning to Damascus a week after five Turkish civilians were killed by cross-border artillery fire from Syria. On Thursday, a day after the Syrian passenger plane was forced to land at Ankara's airport, Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced at a news conference that cargo confiscated from the aircraft included "items ... traveling from Russia's agency that exports weapons munitions and military supplies to Syria's defense ministry." Turkish officials said the use of F-16's to intercept the plane as it flew from Moscow to Damascus was a show of force, to illustrate Turkey would not tolerate the use of its airspace for weapons shipments to Syria.
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NEW: Turkey's PM says his country is 'determined to stem the flow of arms' into Syria
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Syria says Turkey is lying about military cargo on the commercial airliner
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The U.S. defense chief says 150 troops are in Jordan; Jordan denies a U.S. presence
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210 people across Syria have been killed Thursday, according to rebels

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(CNN)  -- Rescuers have found the body of a man who was one of six people aboard a small airplane that crashed Sunday evening near the northern shore of Puerto Rico, the U.S. Coast Guard said. The Cessna 206 single-engine aircraft went down about a half mile off the coast of Quebradillas. The man's body was found Monday less than 150 feet from shore, Coast Guard spokesman Ricardo Castrodad said. The Coast Guard launched two more search missions Tuesday morning for four men and one woman still missing. Authorities have not released their identities, nor the name of the man found Monday.
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Coast Guard launches search missions for five still missing after plane went down
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Divers find man's body near shore of Quebradillas, Puerto Rico
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Search complicated by the roughness of the area, U.S. Coast Guard official says
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Six onboard private plane returning to Puerto Rico from Dominican Republic

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By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter Text messages show Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev joking with a friend not to text him hours after the FBI released Tsarnaev's photo as a suspect in the deadly attack. Dias Kadyrbayev texted Tsarnaev shortly after the FBI publicly released photos of Tsarnaev and his brother as suspects in the deadly 2013 attack. Tsarnaev responded that he had seen the news, then texted, 'Better not text me my friend,' then 'Lol.' Friends: Boston bombing suspect Dzokhar Tsarnaev's friends Azamat Tazhayakov (left), Dias Kadyrbayev (center)and Robel Phillipos (right) are currently facing trial. Pictured above in Boston court on May 13
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Dias Kadyrbayev and Asamat Tazhayakov, two friends of Boston boming suspect Dzokhar Tsarnaev, are currently standing trial
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They are accused of removing some of Tsarnaev's personal items from his University of Massachusetts dorm room
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On Thursday, text message transcripts between Tsarnaev and Kadyrbayev were released
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Kadyrbayev text his friend hours after the FBI released Tsarnaev's picture and the suspect responded 'Better not text me my friend' and 'Lol'
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It was also revealed today that the two dreamed of opening a Starbucks together in Kazakhstan

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(CNN) -- Something remarkable is happening Wednesday. A large swath of the Internet is blacking out in protest of two controversial copyright bills being considered in Congress. Major Web juggernauts such as Google and Wikipedia, some graduate schools and a number of start-ups and prominent advocates are participating in what is expected to be the largest organized online protests in more than a decade. While the actions vary from site to site -- some are shutting down, some are turning their pages black -- the message is clear: Neither the Senate's Protect IP Act nor the House's Stop Online Piracy Act represents a consensus view on how to address online piracy without undermining the open Internet, and neither should be rushed to a vote.
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Some websites are blacking out in protest of two controversial copyright bills in Congress
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Andrew McDiarmid: Stop Online Piracy Act and Protect IP Act would undermine open Internet
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Online backlash against the bills are forcing supporters to back down, McDiarmid says
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McDiarmid: Voting on the legislation should be delayed because it can be improved

Question: If that vote succeeds, the @placeholder will move to an up-or-down vote on a bill -- currently being revised -- that no one has seen.


By Steve Robson The Holy City of Jerusalem has been covered in a brilliant white blanket after the worst snowstorm in 20 years. Schools and highways have been closed as up to eight inches of snow piled up in the city centre by this afternoon. Israel and much of the surrounding region has been hit by five days of rain, wind and snow as temperatures have dipped below freezing. Scroll down for video Snow covers the Dome of the Rock on the compound know to Muslims as al-Haram al-Sharif and to Jews as Temple Mount after the worst snowstorm to hit Jerusalem for 20 years
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Unusually heavy snowfall as temperatures dip below freezing
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Dome of the Rock and Western Wall bathed in white blanket
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Prime Minister Natanyahu gets in on the fun with family snowball fight

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Rwanda has accused the BBC of 'genocide denial' and called for the corporation to be banned from the country after it aired a controversial documentary that questioned official accounts of the horrors of 1994. 'Rwanda's Untold Story', broadcast this month, highlighted growing criticism of President Paul Kagame and alleged that his Rwanda Patriotic Front (RPF) — then a rebel group, now the ruling political party — was behind the shooting down of a presidential plane that triggered the genocide. The Hutu community has always been held responsible for the mass slaughter of Tutsi population in 1994, when up to a million people were murdered in 100 days - a rate of slaughter that was faster than the Holocaust in the Second World War.
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1994 genocide saw 800,000, mostly minority Tutsis, killed in just 100 days
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'Rwanda's Untold Story' suggested most of dead may have been Hutus
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Suggestion came from interviews with prominent US researchers
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It criticised President Kagame and RPF, then a rebel group, now in power
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RPF accused of shooting down presidential plane that triggered the war

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Hong Kong (CNN) -- As "Black Friday" follows Thanksgiving in the United States, "White Day" follows Valentines Day in Japan. Card makers, retailers and advertisers have young people planning weeks ahead to make their "Friendship Day" buys in India, clicking their favorite online purchases on "Singles Day" in China, and even eating their hearts out at fast-food giant KFC in Japan for Christmas. Much as Thanksgiving has spurred businesses to create Black Friday (and now Gray Thursday and Cyber Monday) to get shoppers into stores, countries around the world have turned average dates on the calendar into must-buy events. We take a look at a few such engineered days that promise love and happiness through retail therapy -- and, of course, profits for the companies behind it.
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Thanksgiving has spurred businesses to create versions of Black Friday's globally
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Artificially-engineered days that promise love, happiness and profits through retail therapy
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A day to trump them all has also taken shape to counter the global consumer

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By Craig Hope Follow @@CraigHope01 Paul Scholes has likened Ross Barkley to the Wayne Rooney of 2004 and has urged Roy Hodgson to unleash his young Lions on Italy. It was at the European Championships in Portugal 10 years ago that a teenage Rooney exploded on to the international scene, scoring four times during the group stage before succumbing to injury in the quarter-final exit to the hosts. And Scholes believes Barkley - who missed the team coach ahead of the first training session in Brazil but has impressed in the warm-up matches - should start when England open their World Cup campaign against the Italians in Manaus on Saturday.
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The former Manchester United star says the Everton youngster reminds him of a teenage Rooney
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Scholes has urged Roy Hodgson to unleash his young players in the World Cup opener on Saturday
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He fears a conservative approach would lead to a disappointing campaign

Question: On the ball: Ross Barkley, in training for England on Wednesday, could be the next @placeholder, according to Scholes


By Anna Edwards and Jacqui Goddard PUBLISHED: 19:46 EST, 18 May 2013 | UPDATED: 21:06 EST, 18 May 2013 The astronaut who became an internet sensation after covering one of David Bowie’s most popular songs has received the ultimate accolade – after the singer himself praised it as ‘so beautiful’. Chris Hadfield’s version of Space Oddity – which was recorded 220 miles above Earth on the International Space Station – has racked up 13.3 million hits since it was posted on YouTube a week ago, nearly double the 7.3 million views for Bowie’s original. The Canadian filmed himself singing and  playing guitar as a farewell message to his one million Twitter fans as he prepared to return home last Tuesday after five months in space.
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Singing astronaut Chris Hadfield became a YouTube sensation
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'Possibly the most poignant version of the song ever created,' Bowie said
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Hadfield made millions of fans through social media postings from space

Question: Poignant: @placeholder was thrilled with the acoustic cover of Space Oddity


By Stuart Woledge and Rachel Quigley PUBLISHED: 06:49 EST, 20 August 2013 | UPDATED: 12:03 EST, 20 August 2013 New York Yankee's boss Brian Cashman knew about steroid use in the team but turned a blind eye because he had a 'win-at-any-cost' attitude, explosive court papers claim. The papers were filed yesterday on behalf of Louise Meanwell - who had an affair with Cashman in 2011 and was later accused of stalking and extorting money from him to stay quiet about their relationship. The British native claims the Yankee's boss told her about steroid use within the team and even named specific players.
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Baseball steroids' scandal in new twist after 'conflict of interest' claims
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Former mistress of Yankees boss demands Rodriguez be ditched
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Louise Meanwell claims Yankees boss had a 'win-at-any-cost' attitude when it came to steroid use

Question: Ms Meanwell claims @placeholder is another victim of a Yankee 'take-down'.


At the dawn of the 20th century, Nikola Tesla wanted to save the world from fuel dependency. Now, an Internet cartoonist wants to save Tesla's last remaining laboratory as a tribute to the futurist inventor. The structure, a 94-by-94-foot building, was the location where Tesla hoped to develop wireless communications and clean, free energy for everyone in the early 1900s. He moved his operation to the Wardenclyffe Tower in Shoreham, New York, in 1902 -- so named because of a 187-foot tower rising from the ground (as well as being sunk 120 feet below it) that was to be one of the great transmitters for his wireless energy dream.
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Backers have launched a campaign to create a museum for inventor Nikola Tesla
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Tesla, "the father of the electric age," had a laboratory in New York before going broke
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Creator of "The Oatmeal," Matthew Inman, has raised $750,000 via IndieGoGo
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Tesla, who died in 1943, foresaw wireless communication and clean energy

Question: Alcorn said the money raised by the @placeholder campaign would just purchase the property and facility, not finance the cleanup or restoration of the building into a museum.


Amber Vinson's family rushed to her defense today saying the Ebola-stricken nurse would not have boarded flights with symptoms of the deadly virus and put anyone else at risk. The nurse told her uncle, Lawrence Vinson, that she didn't feel ill until Tuesday morning when she went to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital - hours after disembarking her return flight from Cleveland to Dallas, according to a GMA report. He said on Friday: 'Absolutely not. Amber is one of the most conscientious individuals I know.' Mr Vinson said that 29-year-old Amber didn't contact the CDC, despite reports from the agency that she had, because she was not told  to. He added that she had followed the guidelines of self-monitoring her temperature.
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The nurse's family said she would never have put anyone else at risk - and did not have Ebola symptoms until Tuesday - the day she went to hospital
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CDC said on Thursday Miss Vinson may have had Ebola symptoms since last Friday - before boarding two flights and spending weekend in Ohio
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Her uncle, Lawrence Vinson, said his niece 'was given gear that was supposed to provide isolation, and protocols to follow that they believed would protect them'

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Russia showed no signs of backing down Monday even as world leaders threatened sanctions and sternly rebuked the country for sending troops into Ukraine. At an emergency U.N. Security Council meeting to discuss the unfolding crisis, Ukraine's envoy asked for help, saying that Russia had used planes, boats and helicopters to flood the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea with 16,000 troops in the past week. "So far, Ukrainian armed forces have exercised restraint and refrained from active resistance to the aggression, but they are in full operational readiness," Ukrainian Ambassador Yuriy Sergeyev said. As diplomats at the meeting asked Russia to withdraw its troops and called for mediation to end the crisis, Russian Ambassador Vitaly Churkin insisted his country's aims were preserving democracy, protecting millions of Russians in Ukraine and stopping radical extremists.
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The United States suspends bilateral trade talks with Russia
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Ukraine envoy: Russian has sent 16,000 troops into Crimea
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Russia says Yanukovych asked them to send troops
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Former Ukraine PM asks "all the world" for help in stopping Ukraine from losing Crimea

Question: The Russian envoy read a letter from @placeholder at the U.N. meeting, describing Ukraine as a country "on the brink of civil war," plagued by "chaos and anarchy."


Just 18, Hamad al-Tamimi says he was a religious studies student in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, before jihadists influenced and recruited him online. Now he's in the hands of Iraqi authorities, accused of being an ISIS fighter captured in Iraq's west. Al-Tamimi is one of numerous foreign fighters believed to have swelled the Sunni extremist group's ranks in recent months. On Thursday, the CIA made a startling announcement: The number of people fighting for ISIS may be more than three times the previous estimates. And among their ranks are foreign fighters -- those such as al-Tamimi. A dramatic rise Analysts and U.S. officials initially estimated there were as many as 10,000 fighters, including those freed from prisons by ISIS and Sunni loyalists who joined the fight as the group advanced across Iraq.
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Pentagon spokesman: Higher ISIS estimate doesn't change military approach
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ISIS can "muster between 20,000 and 31,500 fighters" across Iraq, Syria, the CIA says
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The White House says retired Gen. John Allen will lead international effort against ISIS
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Iraqi Prime Minister: French President says France will strike ISIS targets in Iraq

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By Ian Ladyman Follow @@Ian_Ladyman_DM Some athletes just refuse to heed the warning signs, to take notice of the directions on the road. Some athletes just take what they can and keep moving forwards. That, in many ways, is the secret to Dirk Kuyt’s impact at this World Cup, the reason why he is now one of only seven Dutch footballers to have played 100 times or more for the Oranje. VIDEO Scroll down for Team Profile: Netherlands & qualifying highlights Taking on fluids: Marathan Man Dirk Kuyt is proving pivotal for Holland Runner runner: The versatile Dutchman has played in a variety of positions for Louis van Gaal so far
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Kuyt has proved a vital member of Van Gaal's bid for World Cup glory
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Left out of first two games for Holland but has started the last three
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One of just seven Dutch players in history to cross 100 caps

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A young man who was intercepted at an international airport in August, suspected of fleeing to the Middle East to join the fight with Islamic State, fronted court on Tuesday. Ahmad Saiyer Naizmand, 19, pleaded guilty to unlawfully using travel documents issued to another person after he allegedly stole his brother's passport. The man, from Sydney's north-west, told authorities he was travelling to Malaysia to help a family member, but sparked interest after he was seen carrying only hand luggage and $6000 cash for a fortnight-long trip,Fairfax reported. Scroll down for video Ahmad Saiyer Naizmand pleaded guilty to unlawfully using travel documents issued to another person in court on Tuesday
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Ahmad Saiyer Naizmand was allegedly travelling to fight with ISIS
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The teen told authorities he was going to help his uncle in Malaysia
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Border control intercepted him in Dubai and flew him back to Sydney
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On Tuesday he pleaded guilty to unlawfully using travel documents issued to another person
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He is said to have stolen and travelled with his brother's passport
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His home was  raided during a counter-terrorism operation in September

Question: The 19-year-old was arrested and accompanied back to @placeholder where he was charged, and his undoing came when he filled in a returning passenger card with his real details and not the ones on his brother's passport.


'Everyone who has been married knows it is work and we have that times three.' These are the words of Michael Crawley, a Mormon living in Centennial Park, Arizona, with his three wives. He and some of the other 1,500 Mormons living in the commune have given Channel 4 an unprecedented insight into their lives for a new documentary starting this evening, Three Wives, One Husband: Married to the Mormons. Michael reveals that he 'truly' loves each of his three wives - Rose, Connie and Teresa - but it hasn't always been easy adapting each time their family has expanded, both emotionally and financially.
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1,500 Mormons live in Centennial Park, Arizona
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Channel 4 documentary given unprecedented access into their lives
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Wives reveal what it's like sharing a husband
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Mother-of-four admits it wasn't easy when her husband married a younger woman
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One man with three wives said he's struggling to support their 18 children
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All insist they are happy to follow God's plan for polygamist way of life

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In its quest to bring home the last remaining captive solider from Afghanistan, the Obama administration reportedly did not follow standard detainee release procedures and ignored concerns voiced by the intelligence community that the inmates selected for the trade may be too dangerous. The release of Islamist militants from Guantanamo Bay in exchange for Army Sgt Bowe Bergdahl was orchestrated by President Barack Obama's national security team comprised of Pentagon, State Department and Joint Chiefs of Staff officials. 'There was no dissent on moving forward with this plan,' National Security Counsel Deputy for Strategic Communications Ben Rhodes told Time Magazine.
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Obama administration viewed release of five militants as first step toward peace deal with Taliban
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Justice Department review from 2009 found the Taliban leaders were too high-risk to be released
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Fate of five enemy combatants has been subject of disputes within intelligence community over the years
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Gulf official said Taliban fighters won't be treated as prisoners while living in Qatar, and no U.S. officials will be tracking them
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It's 'absolutely' possible the prisoners the U.S. released form Guantanamo Bay could rejoin terrorist cells, President Barack Obama said today
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Obama suggested that he did not violate federal law by making the trade without congressional approval

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Question: Those assurances were greeted with scepticism by @placeholder Republicans and some Afghan officials, who voiced concerns that the men would rejoin the insurgency.


(CNN) -- NASA's New Horizons explorer is hurtling through space on its way to the outermost reaches of the solar system for a rendezvous with the small, icy "dwarf planet" of Pluto and its five moons. It's a staggering decade-long, 3 billion mile journey that started with the New Horizons launch in 2006. The space probe is expected to reach Pluto next summer, the only spacecraft to visit it. It's also only the fifth probe to ever journey so far from the sun across such vast reaches of space, according to NASA officials. New Horizons is reminiscent of another historic undertaking: NASA's Voyager 2 mission to Neptune. Monday marks the 25th anniversary of Voyager's fly-by of Neptune and its moon Triton on August 25, 1989. The mission gave humanity its first close-up glimpse of the eighth planet from the sun and its largest satellite.
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NASA's New Horizons mission hurtles toward Pluto in historic 3 billion mile expedition
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New Horizons is set to reach the "dwarf planet" in July 2015
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NASA marks anniversary of Voyager 2 mission to Neptune and its moon Triton
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NASA: Voyager 2 mission offers a preview of sorts of New Horizons journey

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By Matt Blake Fear: Aliaksandr Barankov fled to Ecuador after unearthing petroleum-smuggling ring involving senior officials of President Alexander Lukashenko's government, including relatives of the leader A Belarusian dissident granted asylum in Ecuador has begged his South American safe haven not to send him home, claiming he will surely be killed for exposing government corruption. Aliaksandr Barankov fled to Ecuador after unearthing petroleum-smuggling ring involving senior officials of President Alexander Lukashenko's government, including relatives of the leader. But the former financial crimes investigator says he is in imminent danger of losing his political refugee status and being sent back to the former Soviet bloc nation whose president has been nicknamed 'Europe's last dictator.'
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Aliaksandr Barankov fled to Ecuador after unearthing petroleum-smuggling ring involving senior politicians
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Some of the accused are at the top of President Alexander Lukashenko's government
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His plea comes less than a week after Ecuador granted political asylum to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange
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But the former financial crimes investigator says Ecuador welcomed Lukashenko's recent visit sparking fears they have struck a deal

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(CNN) -- Oil leaking from a container ship that ran aground on a reef off the pristine east coast of New Zealand's north island has begun washing ashore. Clumps of oil have been found on Mount Maunganui beach in the Bay of Plenty. New Zealand's oil spill response agency, Maritime New Zealand (MNZ), is advising people to avoid the beach for health reasons. Oil began leaking from the Rena, a Liberian-flagged vessel, after it struck the Astrolabe Reef, about 12 nautical miles off the coast of Tauranga, on the North Island, on Wednesday, creating a five-km (three-mile) slick. Efforts to recover oil from the grounded ship, now heading south down the coast, are being hampered by high winds and strong swells.
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Clumps of oil found on beach; ship's crew evacuated due to worsening weather
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High winds, strong swells force halt to fuel oil recovery from ship
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Rescue teams working to assist wildlife affected by spill
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The Rena ran aground on reef off New Zealand's North Island

Question: "Even a slow, and relatively accessible, oil spill like this one has clearly stretched @placeholder's response capability to its limits.


(CNN) -- Mali beat Botswana 2-1 Wednesday to qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations quarterfinals from Group D of the competition. Goals from Garra Dembele and Barcelona star Seydou Keita with the winner secured the runners-up spot from the group behind Ghana, who were held 1-1 by Guinea in a match played at the same time in Franceville. It earned Mali, reaching this stage for the first time in eight years, a match against their coach Alain Giresse's former team, co-hosts Gabon. Botswana opened the scoring in Libreville six minutes into the second half with Moemedi Moatlaping converting after a fine move.
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Mali secures second qualifying spot from Group D of Africa Cup of Nations
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Mali reaches quarterfinals after beating Botswana 2-1 in Libreville
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Barcelona star Seydou Keita scores winner for Mali
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Ghana top group after being held 1-1 by Guinea

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Not many people would appreciate a kick to the face from an opponent, let alone offer to shake their hand afterwards... unless that opponent is Ronaldinho, of course. During a clash between Mexico's Queretaro and Club America in the Liga MX on Friday night - which Queretaro won 3-2 - Jesus Molina was left seeing stars; but it wasn't because he was in awe of the Brazilian World Cup winning hero. Half-way through the first half, Molina and the former Barcelona and AC Milan midfielder challenged for a high ball. Ronaldinho goes in high on Club America opponent Jesus Molina in their Liga MX clash on Friday night
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The incident happened during a clash between Mexico's Queretaro and Club America on Friday night
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Half-way through the first half the former Barcelona midfielder kicked an opponent in the head
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The Brazilian escaped unpunished and was even offered a handshake

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(CNN) -- Defending champion Serena Williams edged towards another milestone with the 49th WTA Tour title of her career on Sunday, coming from behind to beat Jelena Jankovic in the final of the Family Circle Cup in South Carolina. The world No. 1, who is seeking to become only the 10th woman to have reached a half-century, triumphed for the third time on the green clay at Charleston as she won 12 of the last 14 games. The American, who had a similar run in vanquishing Maria Sharapova to claim a record sixth Miami title last weekend, posted a 3-6 6-0 6-2 victory in just under two hours.
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World No. 1 Serena Williams defends her title at the Family Circle Cup in Charleston
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American rallies to defeat Jelena Jankovic 3-6 6-0 6-2 in Sunday's final
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Serbian's compatriots through to semifinals of Davis Cup, beating U.S. in Idaho
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Champion Czech Republic team will play Argentina in the other semifinal

Question: "After that I just got really relaxed and was like, '@placeholder, you have to chill out and not get crazy and if you win, great.


By Daily Mail Reporter Rick Parfitt will miss his first Status Quo gig since he joined the band in 1967 after doctors told him to rest Rick Parfitt is to miss his first Status Quo gig since joining the band in 1967 after being told to rest by doctors following surgery. The 65-year-old guitarist had been due to return to the line-up tonight following an operation to correct a problem with his 1997 quadruple heart bypass. But he has now been told to continue his recuperation so a last-minute stand-in has been drafted in for a single show. Freddie Edwards - son of bass player John 'Rhino' Edwards - will step in for the concert at Clumber Park in Worksop, Nottinghamshire.
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Rick Parfitt, 65, had been due to return to line-up tonight after operation
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He has now been told to continue his recuperation so stand-in drafted in
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Son of John 'Rhino' Edwards, Freddie Edwards, will replace him at concert
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Parfitt is 'disappointed' to be missing show at Clumber Park in Worksop

Question: Rick will be back soon but, in the meantime, we look forward to welcoming @placeholder into the fold for what we are sure will be a memorable one-off.'


(CNN)  -- The Netherlands plans to ban foreigners from the country's famed pot shops, a decision Amsterdam's tourism industry hopes goes up in smoke. The Dutch Cabinet late last month said the measure was needed to "reduce nuisance and drugs tourism," arguing that "substance use of minors has to be countered more strongly and that coffee shops have grown into large points of sale of cannabis that are hard to manage." Known as the "Weed Pass," the measure will turn coffee shops into private clubs for Dutch citizens over the age of 18. The memberships will last for a minimum of a year, and each shop will have a capped number of members.
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Dutch plan to ban foreigners from coffee shops where marijuana is sold
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Government says measure is needed to reign in substance abuse
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Plan will take hold across the country in 2012
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Amsterdam vows to fight the measure

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By Louise Eccles PUBLISHED: 18:59 EST, 31 May 2012 | UPDATED: 06:46 EST, 1 June 2012 Ploy: Visa will disable 27 LINK cash machines and replace them with just eight Visa only cashpoints Olympics sponsor Visa has been accused of exploiting spectators by effectively banning the use of rival cards at Games venues. It is ordering the closure of all cashpoints which accept Mastercard or American Express. Non-Visa customers will not even be able to use their cards to pay for goods at checkouts. The card giant will disable 27 LINK machines inside venues and replace them with just eight Visa-only cashpoints.
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Card giant to disable cashpoints around Olympic venues so customers only use Visa
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Firm accused of 'exploiting consumers' through ploy
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Visa ordering closure of all cashpoints which accept Mastercard or American Express

Question: ‘The vast majority of people attending the @placeholder, from over 200 countries, have no interest in becoming guinea pigs in product launches by sponsors,’ he said.


London (CNN)  -- A group of elderly Kenyans who say they were tortured under British colonial rule are seeking compensation at London's High Court in a case that could expose the UK to thousands of claims from across its former territories. Four Kenyans, aged in their 70s and 80s, have traveled from their homes in rural Kenya to press their claim that Britain is liable for the abuse they suffered during the Mau Mau uprising -- during which hundreds of ordinary Kenyans, including Barack Obama's grandfather, were arrested. Lawyers for the four say they suffered extreme acts of torture -- including castration and sexual assault -- at the hands of British administration officials in detainment camps during the uprising between 1952 and 1961.
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Four elderly Kenyans are seeking compensation for torture experienced during the Mau Mau uprising
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Case has exposed secret files covering Britain's rule of 47 colonies
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Mau Mau rebellion led to arrest of thousands of Kenyans including Barack Obama's grandfather

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(CNN) -- Ayman al-Zawahiri, the longtime deputy to Osama bin Laden, will take over leadership of al Qaeda, according to a statement posted on several jihadist websites Thursday. The United States believes that al-Zawahiri has indeed taken the helm of the terrorist network, according to a U.S. counterterrorism official. Al-Zawahiri was widely regarded as al Qaeda's de facto leader since U.S. special forces killed Osama bin Laden at a hideout in Abbottabad, Pakistan, on May 2. "Hereby the General Command of the Qaeda al-Jihad -- and after the end of the consultations -- we declare that Sheikh Dr. Abu Muhammad Ayman al-Zawahiri (may God bless him) will take over the responsibility of command of the group," the statement said, attributed to al Qaeda's "general command."
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NEW: U.S. believes al-Zawahiri is leading al Qaeda, a U.S. counterterrorism official says
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NEW: Zawahiri's video message this month contained a warning to America
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Statement pledges support to Mullah Omar but does not mention Arab uprisings

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office is reopening its investigation into the death of movie star Natalie Wood, who drowned in 1981 while boating off Catalina Island near the California coast, authorities said Thursday. Homicide investigators are taking a new look at one of Hollywood's most enduring mysteries after they were contacted by people who claimed they had "additional information" about the drowning, the sheriff's department said in a statement. Authorities didn't provide further details late Thursday and said a news conference on the matter will be held Friday at 11 a.m. (2 p.m. ET). Last year, the actress' sister, Lana Wood, and the captain of the yacht on which Wood sailed with her husband, actor Robert Wagner, had asked the sheriff's office to reopen the case.
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The Los Angeles County sheriff's office reopens the case
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Persons with additional information have approached investigators
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Natalie Wood drowned off Catalina Island near Los Angeles in 1981
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A news conference is scheduled for Friday morning in California

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Darren Feldman is set to receive a substantial five-figure sum after a tribunal agreed his position at HCA International had become intolerable A worker claims that his boss said he wanted to lock up 'Yids' like Apprentice star Lord Sugar's son and gas them and wore obscene t-shirts mocking Jewish football fans. Darren Feldman, 33, said that manager Chris Oates also mocked him by inviting him to JuJu, a champagne bar on London's King's Road. Mr Oates allegedly talked about taunting Jewish Tottenham fans by running past the club's White Hart Lane stadium wearing an Arsenal top with 'IVOR 4 SKIN' printed on the back.
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Darren Feldman worked for private hospital group HCA International
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Claims his manager made string of offensive comments about Jews
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Construction project manager suing the firm for race and religious discrimination, harassment and constructive dismissal

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Question: Mr @placeholder told a tribunal that he felt that his position had been made intolerable


(CNN) -- David Haye says he would relish a fight against reigning World Boxing Council (WBC) champion Vitali Klitschko after beating fellow Briton Dereck Chisora at Upton Park football stadium in London on Saturday. "I held a version of the world heavyweight championship and I would like to regain a version of the world heavyweight championship ... I would love to challenge him for his title," Haye said at a news conference. "After a performance like that and him getting on, if you were one of his advisers you wouldn't tell Vitali to fight me," the 31-year-old added. Haye retired after losing to Vitali's brother, Vladimir on points in July 2011, but came out of retirement to fight Chisora after the British pair brawled at a press conference which followed Chisora's loss on points to Vitali in Munich last February.
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Former world heavyweight champion David Haye keen to fight Vitali Klitschko after beating Dereck Chisora
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Haye, who lost to Ukrainian's brother Vladimir in 2011, says he would be "very confident" of victory
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Fellow Briton Chisora dispatched by Haye in five rounds at grudge match at Upton Park on Saturday
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Briton's Amir Khan suffers shock defeat at hands of Danny Garcia in light-welterweight clash in Las Vegas

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Question: The referee stepped in to stop the fight in the fourth round after WBC champion Garcia launched a series of blistering attacks on Khan which saw the @placeholder felled three times.


(CNN)Royal Jordanian Air Force pilot Moath al-Kasasbeh cut a swashbuckling pose in one military photo, with hands akimbo on his hips, exuding confidence. In another, the cleanshaven young man in uniform appears deadly serious, as one might expect from a fighter pilot whose airstrikes demand precision. Behind his military postures was a devout Muslim who memorized the Quran and hailed from a large family and prominent tribe noted for its loyalty to the monarchy. Al-Kasasbeh's fate had been a mystery since last December, when his aircraft crashed during a mission and he was reportedly captured by ISIS in Syria. That mystery ended Tuesday when video and images purportedly by ISIS show the pilot suffered a horrible death.
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Images, footage released by ISIS show militants brutally killing pilot
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Moath al-Kasasbeh was a lieutenant in the Royal Jordanian Air Force
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He was captured by ISIS after his plane crashed near its Syrian stronghold

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By Chris Pleasance PUBLISHED: 21:16 EST, 28 December 2013 | UPDATED: 06:41 EST, 29 December 2013 England football captain Steven Gerrard will face a court battle in London just weeks before the 2014 World Cup Finals, it has been revealed. The Liverpool player, his girlfriend Alex, and their mutual friend Lee McPartland are all listed as defendants in a civil case at the High Court. A man named as Paul Alan Lloyd is bringing the action, which is thought to relate to a fight in the street near the midfielder's home in August.
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Papers at London's High Court list Gerrard as a defendant
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England captain's wife Alex and friend Lee Partland also listed
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Claim thought to be for damages relating to 'street fight' in August
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Gerrard was allegedly assaulted as he got out of his Range Rover
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Claimant, Paul Alan Lloyd, is thought to disagree with version of events

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Six Muslim faith schools in London are expected to be branded inadequate today over fears that they are not preparing pupils for life in modern Britain. In a memo to Education Secretary Nicky Morgan, Ofsted inspectors are expected to highlight ‘serious concerns’. They will also criticise a leading state school in the same east London borough after it emerged that sixth-formers used a Facebook page to post references to Sheikh Omar Suleiman, an Islamic preacher who has called homosexuality a ‘disease’ and a ‘repugnant shameless sin’. Scroll down for video Inspection: Sir John Cass’s Foundation and Redcoat Church of England School (above) in Stepney, east London, will be criticised in a report by Ofsted for failing to safeguard pupils from extremism
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Pupils at school in Stepney, east London, 'exposed to Islamic extremism'
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Inspectors discovered girls and boys were segregated in the playground
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YouTube channel created by an Islamic society was not checked by staff
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Leading state school will be put into special measures by Ofsted today

Question: Ofsted is expected to criticise a lack of monitoring of a YouTube channel set up by the @placeholder society.