By Harriet Arkell PUBLISHED: 06:14 EST, 10 January 2014 | UPDATED: 08:58 EST, 11 January 2014 Karren Brady, 44, pictured in London last night, says going back to work two days after giving birth to her first child is a 'deep regret' Apprentice star Karren Brady says she feels 'a deep regret' for going back to work just two days after she had her first child. The successful businesswoman and mother-of-two made the frank admission about her 'pretty hardcore' decision in a television interview to be broadcast tomorrow. Miss Brady, 44, said she went back to work as managing director of Birmingham Football Club two days after she gave birth to Sophia, now 17, because she 'had a manager to sack'.
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Lord Sugar's Apprentice co-star tells of 'deep regret' over maternity leave
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Birmingham City FC boss rushed back after having baby Sophia in 1996
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Now 44, Miss Brady admits decision to go back soon was 'pretty hardcore'
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She has Sophia, now 17, and Paolo, 15, with footballer Paul Peschisolido

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Leather gloves, shoes and other goods being sold in British shops and online may be made out of dogs slaughtered in horrific factories in China, it has been claimed. Dog skin produced in the slaughterhouses are used in products, labelled real leather, destined for export to the West, according to an animal rights group. Footage taken by People for Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) shows workers stood by a door at a slaughterhouse in the northern province of Hebei. As dogs are led through the door, the men kill them with a heavy stick. Sometimes it takes several blows to finish off the unwitting animals.
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WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT
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Footage shows the grim conditions in which dogs are killed and skinned
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Restaurants that serve dog sell the animal's skin to processing plants
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The skin is turned into leather products - and could be in your wardrobe
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An investigator saw workers peel the skin off dogs who were still alive
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Horrifyingly, the products may be on the way to Western shops

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Police have rounded up 18 operators of a prostitution ring being run in New York City because they were selling 'party packs' of cocaine and sex to high-end clients ahead of the Super Bowl. Surveillance shows the ring laundered money and credit cards through clothing, wig, beauty supply and limousine businesses and targeted wealthy out-of-town customers, especially during large events. Prostitutes would bring cocaine to clients who ordered the so-called party packs. Scroll Down for Video Naming names: Attorney General Eric Schneiderman showed the credit card and a poster with pictures of the prostitutes who took part in the 'party pack' deals where they sold and delivered both sex and drugs
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Attorney General's office announced massive prostitution ring bust that led to the arrest of 18 'operators' after investigation that spanned 11 months
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The group was advertising 'party packs' with prostitute and drug combos
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Organizers texted clients and appealed to out-of-town visitors
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Second bust also happened Wednesday night with a group of prostitutes arrested just blocks from Super Bowl Boulevard last night

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A huge security operation is underway today ahead of the clandestine Bilderberg conference starting at a five-star hotel in Hertfordshire tomorrow. Anti-capitalists are planning to descend on the secret annual meeting of the world's leading politicians, bankers, academics and business minds. It is being held at the exclusive Grove Hotel near Watford, which is now surrounded by a giant fence being guarded by police. Famous for being shrouded in secrecy, the Bilderberg conference is taking place in Britain for the first time since 1998, and conspiracy theorists believe this is where leaders plot world domination. Scroll down for full Bilderberg Conference guest list and video...
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Bilderberg Conference being held at the 5-star Grove Hotel in Watford
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Conspiracy theorists claim leaders use event to plot world domination
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Anti-capitalists plan to descend on Hertfordshire when it starts tomorrow
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Chancellor George Osborne, Ed Balls and other leaders have agreed to go
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Jeff Bezos of Amazon and Eric Schmidt of Google will both be attending
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'Cyber warfare', 'U.S. foreign policy' and 'Africa's challenges' on agenda
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List of 140 politicians, academics and businessmen only includes 14 women

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A self-styled 'ditzy' blonde TOWIE fan was today revealed as the one of the brainiest Essex girls around after it was discovered she has a higher IQ than Albert Einstein. Lauren Marbe, 16, stunned her teachers by scoring 161 on the Mensa brain test after she was entered with other pupils from her school. The teenager loves fake tanning, having blonde highlights, manicures and getting glammed up for TOWIE parties with her friend. But it appears that as well as being very pretty, she also has a beautiful brain. Bright spark: Lauren Marbe, 16, has an IQ of 161 which is smarter than Albert Einstein, Bill Gates, and Stephen Hawking - but still loves trash TV like TOWIE
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Lauren Marbe, 16, wants to 'blow away' the negative view of Essex girls
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Planning to study A-Levels and hopefully applying to Cambridge
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But she loves watching trash TV, having blonde highlights and manicures
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Her dream is to become a West End Star like idol Denise Van Outen

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:35 EST, 18 May 2012 | UPDATED: 23:20 EST, 18 May 2012 More claims: John Travolta is facing new groping allegations today Three more men has claimed Grease star John Travolta sexually assaulted them. A New York-based masseur alleges Travolta groped him during a massage at a five star hotel around two years ago, RadarOnline is reporting. The website quotes a source 'close to the situation' who says Travolta groped the unnamed man against his will during an in-room massage. 'Travolta indicated that he wanted much MORE than a massage,' the source told RadarOnline.
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Now SEVEN men have made sexual assault claims - three masseurs, a ship worker and gym employee
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Luis Gonzalez also alleged earlier this week he willingly shared homosexual tryst with Travolta in 1997
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Honda and Subaru are making the safest cars on the road, according to a new report by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety - which has spent the last year smashing and mangling countless 2014 vehicle models to see which provide the best protection for drivers and passengers. Out of the IIHS' 22 vehicles that received the Top Safety Pick+ rating - the highest rating the nonprofit can give - five are Hondas and three are Subarus. The Audi A4, the Toyota Prius V, Kia Forte and Nissan Sentra all fared among the worst for this year's models. Scroll down for video
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Insurance Institute of Highway Safety picked 22 vehicles for its highest rating, Top Safety Pick+
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New ratings focus on partial frontal collision test, electronic crash sensors and automatic braking
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Honda has five models that get top ratings and Subaru has three

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England boss Stuart Lancaster will be taking a huge selection gamble if he opts to fill his problem centre-pairing with Bath’s Kyle Eastmond for the forthcoming autumn internationals, admits World Cup winner Lewis Moody. While the majority of his starting XV all but picks itself, Lancaster continues to roll the dice at 12 and 13, with a combination of injuries and erratic form seeing a number of options fill the England centre roles. In the last 12 months Lancaster has handed starts to Eastmond, Billy Twelvetrees, Joel Tomkins, Brad Barritt, Luther Burrell and Manu Tuilagi and still he seems uncertain of his premier midfield combination.
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World Cup winner Lewis Moody reckons it would be a gamble for Stuart Lancaster to fill his problem centre-pairing with Bath's Kyle Eastmond
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A groin injury will see Manu Tuilagi miss the autumn Tests
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England take on New Zealand at Twickenham on November 8

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A stunning video of professional skiers wearing  custom-made LED suits as they glide down  mountain slopes looks set to show the sport in a completely new light. The film, shot in Alaska, shows world class skiers wearing incredible LED suits as they perform spectacular stunts  down pristine snowy slopes at night. The 12 minute film called Afterglow was shot by a team from Sweetgrass Productions and  released on the website Vimeo, according to Wired. Scroll down for video Stunning: The feature length film was filmed in Alaska and shows world class skiers wearing incredible custom-made LED suits as they glide down pristine snowy slopes at night
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The stunning footage was shot in Alaska and British Columbia
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The professional skiers are wearing incredible custom-made LED suits
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The footage was shot by filmmakers from Sweetgrass Productions
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They wanted to shake up the world of ski films with this gorgeous clip

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By Kieran Gill Should Roy Hodgson stay on as England manager? Roy Hodgson should not remain in charge of England after their worst World Cup since 1958, say 68 per cent in Sportsmail's online poll. England's two defeats, losing 2-1 to Italy before being beaten by the same scoreline to Uruguay, means the Three Lions won't get out of Group D. Costa Rica's 1-0 win over Italy on Friday was the final nail in England's World Cup coffin, but FA chairman Greg Dyke has assured Hodgson that he will remain in charge. Have your say by voting in our poll - should Roy Hodgson stay on as England manager?
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Two in three want Roy Hodgson to go after worst World Cup since 1958
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Out of 6,536 votes - 4,428 think Hodgson should be replaced
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Hodgson's contract runs until the end of the 2016 European Championships, and FA chairman Greg Dyke says he will not be sacked
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'I don't have any intention to resign,' says Hodgson
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England are out of the World Cup after just eight days, having lost 2-1 to Italy then Uruguay by same score in Group D
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Costa Rica's 1-0 win over Italy was enough to send England home

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By Paul Newman Follow @@Paul_NewmanDM Alastair Cook was left clinging to the England captaincy by his fingertips on Friday as a leading member of the emerging group beginning to blossom under him dragged his team back into a second Test they are doing their best to throw away. It is not without irony that the latest failure of a captain who is now close to his tipping point should come on a second day at Lord’s when Gary Ballance demonstrated again there is considerable potential in England’s ‘new era’. The big question is whether Cook will decide that promise would be better fulfilled without him at the helm - there is no chance of him being sacked - if India turn their position of superiority here into their first win in 16 overseas Tests.
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England is 219 for 6 at stumps after day two of the second Test at Lord's
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The hosts trail India by 76 after bowled out for 295 earlier in the day
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England's Gary Ballance scored 110 before falling late in the day
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Moeen Ali was England's only other significant contributor with 32
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Alastair Cook's poor run of form continued as he fell cheaply again for 10

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Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Afghan rage over the burning of Qurans by NATO troops continued Thursday even after a President Barack Obama apologized for the "error." Afghanistan erupted in violent demonstrations after the troops burned the Islamic religious material at the beginning of the week. Two American troops were killed Thursday by a man wearing an Afghan National Army uniform, a U.S. official said, asking not to be named discussing casualties. The gunman is thought to have been acting in conjunction with a protest outside the base, the official said. In a letter delivered to Afghan President Hamid Karzai, Obama called the act "inadvertent," Karzai's office and National Security Council spokesman Tommy Vietor said Thursday.
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NEW: Gingrich wants apology from Afghanistan for U.S. troop deaths
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Two American troops were killed Thursday by man in Afghan army uniform
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An Afghan religious scholar says American "carelessness "was "a crime"
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Two people also die and nine, including Americans, are injured in a protest, an official says

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TEHRAN, Iran (CNN) -- Iraq's Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Sunday tried to allay Iranian fears over a planned U.S.-Iraq security pact, saying his government would not allow Iraq to become a launching pad for an attack on its neighbor. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, left, greets Iraq's Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki on Sunday. "Iraq today doesn't present any threat as it used to be in the times of the former regime," al-Maliki told Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad during a Sunday meeting between two leaders, according to a statement from the prime minister's office. "Today's Iraq is a constitutional state based on the rule of law, and it seeks to develop its relations with the regional countries based on cooperation and mutual respect," al-Maliki said.
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Iraq's prime minister in Iran trying to calm fears over any U.S.-Iraq security pact
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Nuri al-Maliki visiting Tehran, where he is meeting with top officials
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Al-Maliki says Iraq will not be used as a launching pad for U.S. attacks on Iran

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By Alex Greig PUBLISHED: 23:35 EST, 18 November 2013 | UPDATED: 17:00 EST, 22 December 2013 The parents of a teenager who committed suicide on July 17 have filed a claim against their city for negligence after police failed to follow up the boy's social media post stating his intention to kill himself. Matthew Cline was a 17-year-old high school football player when he shot himself in the head at home with a gun belonging to his parents. His parents say that on July 16, their son posted on social media site iFunny: 'My name is Matthew Cline. This will be my last post on ifunny as I will be committing suicide tonight.'
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Matthew Cline, 17, posted about his intention to kill himself on July 16 on site iFunny
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Ana Gutierrez, 17, saw the post and tracked down Cline's details
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She passed on the information to police
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Cline's parents claim that if police had followed up on the call, their son would still be alive
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Matthew Cline shot himself in the head on July 17
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The Clines have filed a claim against the city for negligence

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:23 EST, 25 July 2012 | UPDATED: 14:03 EST, 25 July 2012 Opening up: Paris Jackson took to Twitter again this morning to share her latest feelings and posted a cheery-looking picture of herself Paris Jackson turned to Twitter again early this morning to share her latest feelings amid her family crisis. The 14-year-old, who has used to social networking site to express her worries and anger in recent days, today appeared to seek solace in her late father's lyrics. Paris, who says she has been cut off from her grandmother Katherine for more than a week, tweeted some words from Michael Jackson's 1993 song Will You Be There.
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TJ Jackson awarded temporary guardianship of Prince, Paris and Blanket

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(CNN) -- U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has urged Ukrainian government forces and rebel fighters to respect a fragile ceasefire following the death of a Swiss Red Cross worker in shelling in eastern Ukraine. The humanitarian worker, identified as Laurent DuPasquier, 38, by the International Committee of the Red Cross, was killed when a shell landed near the ICRC building in the city of Donetsk. Ban said he was "saddened and disturbed" to learn of the death, which came a day after 10 civilians were killed in the shelling of a Donetsk school, according to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.
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NEW: Russian foreign minister urges rebels, Kiev to maintain the ceasefire
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U.N. chief warns warring sides to respect ceasefire after "dangerous surge in fighting"
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A Red Cross worker from Switzerland was killed in shelling in Donetsk
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Kiev blames rebels for the shelling, while Moscow points finger at Kiev authorities

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:01 EST, 19 May 2012 | UPDATED: 01:39 EST, 19 May 2012 Two young men have were arrested Friday in the killings of two Chinese graduate students who were shot to death near the University of Southern California campus last month, police said. Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck said Javier Bolden, 19, and Bryan Barnes, 20, were arrested on suspicion of the murders after material evidence directly linked both suspects to the crime scene. Barnes was arrested at a home near campus Friday afternoon, and Bolden was arrested a few hours later in Palmdale, Beck said. Both were being held without bail.
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Javier Bolden, 19, and Bryan Barnes, 20, arrested on suspicion of murders
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Material evidence left at scene links suspects to students' death
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Students Ming Qu and Ying Wu shot dead in their BMW last April
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Qu and Wu were graduate students from China studying engineering

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LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Pop singer Chris Brown was sentenced Tuesday to serve five years probation and to spend more than 1,400 hours in "labor-oriented service" for assaulting his pop star girlfriend, Rihanna. Chris Brown received an expected sentence on Tuesday of probation and community service. Also Tuesday, CNN obtained a probation report for Brown that says the pair were involved in at least two other domestic violence incidents before the February attack for which Brown was sentenced. The probation report, which CNN obtained after Brown's sentencing, was used to reach his plea agreement. Brown, 20, was arrested after an early morning argument inside a rented Lamborghini on a Hollywood street on February 8. Watch Brown get sentenced to probation »
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NEW: Probation report: Brown, Rihanna in two previous domestic violence incidents
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Chris Brown sentenced to five years probation and "labor-oriented service"
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Brown admitted in a plea deal that he was guilty of a felony assault
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Police statement: Brown punched girlfriend Rihanna in February

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Whether it's Mohammed becoming the most popular baby name, or one in 10 babies in England being Muslim or the fact that halal meat is being served in Pizza Hut, a Muslim story always tends to generate more heat than light. Indeed, Islamophobia is often perpetuated by fear and a sense that Muslims are taking over our jobs, our homes and our lives, thus leading to a polarizing society and the so-called clash of civilizations. And it's common to see issues such as the name of Mohammed being used by the far-right into vitriolic hate against Muslims. Take for example the Daily Mail headline in January 2014: "One in 10 babies in England is a Muslim: Those practising the religion 'could soon outnumber actively worshipping Christians.'" The article, which was accompanied by an image of two Muslim women wearing the face veil, showed this pervading sense of online anti-Muslim hate emerge with comments such as: "Surprise, surprise, ban the burka now before its too late!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" and "This has to stop this is a Christian country the next thing sharia law."
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Islamophobia is often perpetuated by fear, sense that Muslims are taking over our jobs, says Imran Awan
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Awan: Media must provide more responsible, objective and proportionate way of reporting
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Misleading stories create atmosphere that has demonized Muslims, fueling anti-Muslim narrative, he says
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Media negativity is framed within construct that Muslims are dangerous people, Awan argues

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(CNN) -- Tunisia and co-hosts Gabon secured dramatic last-gasp victories to reach the quarterfinals of the Africa Cup of Nations Friday. Tunisia needed a final minute goal from Issam Jemaa to beat Niger 2-1 while Gabon came from behind to beat Morocco 3-2 with their winner in the eighth minute of added time. It left them tied on six points and assured of a place in the last eight, while Morocco and debutants Niger are going home and are pointless with a match to play in Group C. The first game in Libreville saw Niger put up a brave challenge and Tunisia coach Sami Trabelsi was relieved by his team's victory.
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Tunisia and Gabon secure second wins in Africa Cup of Nations Group C
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Last minute goal from Issam Jemma gives Tunisia 2-1 win over Niger
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Co-hosts Gabon later beat Morocco 3-2 to join Tunisia in last eight
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Bruno Mbanangoyes grabs dramatic winner for Gabon in stoppage time

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Wrestling legend Jake 'The Snake' Roberts was all but ready to give up on life when three years ago a friend pulled him from the brink. By the time Roberts' former protege Diamond Dallas Page, the founder of DDP Yoga, tracked down the 59-year-old Hall of Famer, Roberts hit rock bottom with drug and alcohol addiction, and as far as he was concerned, there was no way out for him. 'I had given up on life completely; I was just waiting to die. I was praying it would happen soon,' Roberts recalls in a new documentary The Resurrection of Jake The Snake Roberts, which tells the story of how, against overwhelming odds, the former WWF celebrity was able to turn his life around.
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Former WWF legend Jake 'The Snake' Roberts is the subject of a new documentary chronicling his battle with addiction
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Roberts, 59, teamed up with former wrestler-turned-yoga guru Diamond Dallas Page to try and kick his habit It took Roberts three years of dieting and exercise to shed 80lbs and became sober

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Serena Williams posed with fellow tennis stars ahead of a glamorous preview of next week's WTA Finals in Singapore. Serena heads the field and on Saturday at Marina Bay was placed in the red group along with Simona Halep, Eugenie Bouchard and Ana Ivanovic as fans flocked to see women's tennis current top stars. French Open champion Maria Sharapova, Wimbledon winner Petra Kvitova, Agnieszka Radwanska and Caroline Wozniacki make up the white group at the round-robin, end-of-season event. From left to right, Caroline Wozniacki, Agnieszka Radwanska, Petra Kvitova, Serena Williams, Maria Sharapova, Ana Ivanovic, Eugenie Bouchard and Simona Halep pose with the WTA Finals trophy at Gardens by the Bay in Singapore
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Stars including Serena Williams pose for glamorous unveiling ahead of next week's WTA Finals in Singapore
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Williams drawn in red group with Simona Halep, Eugenie Bouchard and Ana Ivanovic
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White group sees Maria Sharapova, Petra Kvitova, Agnieszka Radwanska and Caroline Wozniacki compete
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Russian tennis president Shamil Tarpischev referred to  Serena and Venus as 'Williams brothers'
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Russia's Davis and Fed Cup captain suspended from WTA for one year following derogatory comments

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By Glen Owen for The Mail on Sunday Divided: Alan Johnson, then Shadow Chancellor, at a press conference with Ed Miliband in 2011 Labour MPs are urging former Home Secretary Alan Johnson to run as a ‘stalking horse’ for the party leadership as opposition to Ed Miliband becomes more orchestrated, The Mail on Sunday has been told. The move comes after a week of mounting criticism within Mr Miliband’s top team, including attacks by influential peer Lord Glasman, party policy chief Jon Cruddas, members of the Shadow Cabinet – and even the mother of one of his godchildren. Now a senior Labour MP has claimed that Mr Johnson has been approached to run against Mr Miliband before next year’s General Election.
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Labour MPs are urging former Home Secretary to run as a 'stalking horse'
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Call for Alan Johnson to act for party leadership as opposition to Miliband
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The move comes after a week of mounting criticism in Miliband's top team

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(CNN) -- Prepare yourself for the Age of Ultron. Joss Whedon surprised the crowd at the end of the Marvel panel at Comic-Con to reveal this as the title and main character of Avengers 2. We'll get to that. We promise. But first the Marvel crew ran down all the major titles coming up, including new details on "Thor: The Dark World," "Captain America: The Winter Soldier," and "Guardians of the Galaxy." See complete Comic-Con coverage Here's how it happened: The Comic-Con panel begins: Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige is introduced as "the master of nerd puppetry" by moderator Chris Hardwick.
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Joss Whedon announced the title to 'Avengers 2' at Comic-Con
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The sequel will be subtitled 'Age of Ultron'
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'Thor,' 'Captain America' debut clips from sequels as well

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By Anna Hodgekiss PUBLISHED: 09:05 EST, 5 February 2013 | UPDATED: 09:12 EST, 5 February 2013 An eight-year-old girl who beat cancer is now set to appear in a movie alongside film hunk James McAvoy. Megan Finn auditioned against hundreds of other youngsters to win a role in the adaptation of Irvine Welsh's novel 'Filth'. She traveled to Sweden to film her part as the daughter of lead character Bruce Robertson - played by McAvoy. Overcoming adversity: Megan Finn with her on screen parents Shauna MacDonald and James McAvoy in Sweden Yet just five years ago she was battling cancer, after doctors discovered a tumour on her kidney in 2007. Her parents had taken her to the doctor after noticing a swelling on her side.
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Megan Finn was diagnosed with a kidney tumour in 2007
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She had surgery and underwent six months of chemotherapy
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Last year she beat hundreds of other youngsters to appear in movie adaptation of Irvine Welsh novel Filth with Oscar-nominated James McAvoy

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(CNN) -- In 2003, former newspaper editor Ali Reza Eshraghi made a mistake that cost him his freedom: he published a cartoon. The sketch in question, a drawing from 1937 depicting U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt's pressure on the U.S. Supreme Court, seemed an innocuous choice for the Iranian newspaper, Hayat No. But Iran's Special Court for the Clergy disagreed. According to Reporters Without Borders it ruled that that the cartoon's depiction of Roosevelt looked suspiciously like the Islamic Republic's founder Ayatollah Khomeini and was insulting to his memory. The court shut down Hayat No, and Eshraghi spent nearly two months in prison.
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Iranian cartoonists satirizing political system face great pressure
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Book of Iranian political cartoonists' work published to honor their role in society
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Satire used when straightforward expression is difficult or suppressed
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More satirists and comedians appearing across the region, says U.S. Arabic comedian Dean Obeidallah

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(CNN) -- China's 700 million smartphone users will no longer be able to share stories about politics without official approval, according to new regulations announced by authorities on Thursday, which took immediate effect. The State Internet Information Office released a 10-point document detailing new rules for instant messaging (IM) service providers and users. It is the latest move in an official campaign to "clean up the online environment and rein in rumormongers," according to Chinese media. Although the rules apply to all IM service providers, they are widely seen as targeting WeChat, the immensely popular mobile app that allows people to share text, videos, photos and audio recording with multiple users at once.
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China issues new rules for uses and providers of mobile IM services
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Commentator: "This is just the latest set of rules to remind everyone who's in charge"
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Will the increased control of mobile use hamper mobile innovation in China?

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 11:15 EST, 15 October 2013 | UPDATED: 11:18 EST, 15 October 2013 Russian President Vladmir Putin has been nominated for the Nobel peace prize. In a bizarre revelation, former Labour peer Lord Truscott revealed he had nominated the Russian President for his recent actions in Syria. However the Labour party moved quickly to disown the idea, insisting it was not party policy to give a gong to the President. Gong: Russia's President Vladimir Putin has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize Wreckage: A damaged vehicle is seen on a street with buildings damaged by what activists said was shelling by forces loyal to Syria's President Bashar al-Assad in the besieged area of Homs last week
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Lord Truscott reveals he has put the Vladmir Putin's name forward for prize
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Tells the Lords how Russian President helped secure peace in Syria
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But shelling and bloodshed has continued on both sides for months
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Labour moved quickly to disown the idea from the disgraced peer

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David Cameron said the use of chemical weapons in Syria crossed a 'red line' for Britain and its allies There is 'growing evidence' that the Syrian government has committed war crimes against its own people by using chemical weapons in the country’s brutal civil war, David Cameron warned today. If it is confirmed Syrian forces had used the weapons, the regime of beleaguered President Bashar al Assad would have crossed what the Prime Minister called the ‘red line’ opening the way for  Britain and its allies to intervene in the two-year conflict. Mr Cameron said he did not think it was 'likely' that UK troops would be sent in to Syria, but vowed to send a 'very clear warning' to the government that the 'appalling actions' would not be tolerated'.
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No 10 said Britain had obtained 'limited but persuasive information'
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U.S. Intelligence concludes use of gas 'with varying degrees of confidence'
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Calls for the Assad regime to co-operate with international inspectors
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President Obama has said use of such weapons would be a 'game-changer'
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Follows four reports of chemical weapons being used in recent months
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Britain obtained soil samples from inside Syria which have been tested

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(WIRED) -- Android chief Andy Rubin took to the blogs Wednesday evening to combat recent reports of Google clamping down on Android's openness. "We continue to be an open source platform and will continue releasing source code when it is ready," wrote Rubin on the Android Developer Blog. "As I write this the Android team is still hard at work to bring all the new Honeycomb features to phones. As soon as this work is completed, we'll publish the code. This temporary delay does not represent a change in strategy." Google has championed its platform as the open alternative to Apple's closed iOS system. That openness has been called into question recently, as Google has yet to release the Honeycomb source code to all developers and manufacturers.
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Google has championed its platform as the open alternative to Apple's closed iOS system
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Rubin emphatically denied other rumors of ARM-chipset standardization in the platform

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By Associated  Press Reporter A pistol and other possessions belonging to a one-time Old West outlaw who later ran for governor of Oklahoma and also became an actor are going up for auction next month. The .45 Colt revolver owned by infamous outlaw Alphonzo 'Al' J. Jennings could go for as much as $30,000 during an auction June 5 in Woodward, said Ira Smith, auctioneer with Smith & Co. Auction and Reality Inc. Jennings was born in Virginia in 1863 and moved to El Reno, Oklahoma, where he became the prosecuting attorney for Canadian County, according to the Oklahoma Historical Society.
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Alphonzo 'Al' J. Jennings was a real cowboy who gained notoriety in turn-of-the-century Oklahoma by robbing banks and trains
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He claimed to have killed 18 men by shooting them in the throat
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In 1914, Al decided to run for the post of Governor of Oklahoma, but lost
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After being caught and imprisoned several times, he turned 'straight' and journeyed to Hollywood to make movies, becoming not only an actor but also a producer
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He died in 1961 in California aged 98
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Some of his possessions will be auctioned off in Woodward on June 5

Question: In 1897 @placeholder and joined a gang of bandits and robbed trains, general stores and a post office, with little monetary success.


(CNN)  -- Robert Levy, father of the Capitol Hill intern found slain nine years ago in Washington's Rock Creek Park, revealed to The Washington Post recently something he had never shared before but that all parents understand. When he dropped off Chandra, 24, at the Metro a week before she was reported missing, "Something inside of me knew it was going to be the last time I ever saw her. I just wish I had done something." He didn't tell anyone, including his wife, about his misgiving. Not during the investigation of U.S. Rep. Gary Condit, who was having an affair with Chandra. Not when a day laborer from El Salvador was arrested for Chandra's murder. Only now, nine years later, can Robert Levy admit the guilt he still feels.
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Laura Stepp: Robert Levy, Chandra's dad, feared he wouldn't see her again
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He didn't tell anyone, Stepp says, but now acknowledges the guilt he feels
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All parents share fears about losing a child they love, Stepp writes, but don't act
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She says media drumbeat of crime, parents' deeper involvement exacerbate fears

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It was 3 a.m. in Thailand. Presumably barely anyone was watching. But the country's military chief chose that hour to appear on army-run Channel 5 television Tuesday to declare martial law across the country. "This is not a coup," said Gen. Prayuth Chan-Ocha, hours before the nation's people woke to the new public order; with soldiers stationed at intersections and tanks on the streets. The army says it has taken control to ensure law and order in a country split by deep political divisions, two weeks after the country's Constitutional Court removed caretaker Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra from government. "The defendant has abused her position as prime minister," said the judge in the ruling. "Her prime ministership has ... ended."
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Thai military says it's imposition of martial law is not a coup d'etat
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Declaration made on army at 3 a.m. local time to cause "minimum fuss"
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Army chief says the move was necessary to restore law and order
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Commentators watching and waiting for military's next move

Question: The fate of the nation is essentially in Gen. @placeholder's hands," he said.


When Jason Collins pulls on his No. 98 Brooklyn Nets jersey, he's not just representing a basketball team. As the first openly gay player in major U.S. sports, he's also paying tribute to Matthew Shepard, the victim of one of the most infamous hate crimes in recent American history. Shepard, a gay University of Wyoming student, was beaten to death in 1998. "I was very fortunate to speak with Matthew's mother, Judy," Collins told CNN's "Unguarded with Rachel Nichols." "She had some great advice I don't think she would mind me sharing. Typically I like to keep private conversations private but her message was: 'Let the haters hate. Just keep living your life and keep going out there and being yourself.' "
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Jason Collins is the first openly gay player in major U.S. sport history
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Collin's has played in Brooklyn Nets wins since signing a 10-day contract
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He is one of a group of high-profile athletes to have come out in recent times
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Robbie Rogers announced he was gay last year, Michael Sam recently came out

Question: "We're sort of like a fraternity just trying to help each other, just trying to keep inspiring each other, whether it be @placeholder or Michael Sam, the list goes on and on.


Two more suspects in the Bali murder of Australian businessman Robert Ellis have been arrested after a violent confrontation with police. Both men were arrested on Sumba island, in Bali's east and were shot in the leg by officers, Bali police spokesman Hery Wiyanto said. They had been hiding at a friend's house in West Sumba and fled into the forest when they heard police approach about 3am local time. Two more suspects in the Bali murder of Australian businessman Robert Ellis (pictured) have been arrested after a violent confrontation with police. Already in custody for his murder is his Indonesian wife of 25 years, Noor Ellis (pictured)
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Two suspects in the Bali murder of Australian businessman, Robert Ellis, 60, last month have been arrested
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The men fired poisonous arrows and used machetes before being shot by police
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Already in custody for Mr Ellis' murder is his Indonesian wife, Noor Ellis, the couple's two maids and the boyfriend of one of the maids
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Mr Ellis' body was found wrapped in plastic in a rice field
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Two suspects for his murder remain at large

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MP George Galloway, who is set to appear on this week's Question Time, which will come from Finchley, north London, home to a large Jewish community Britain's Jewish community has criticised the BBC’s decision to invite George Galloway on to this week’s Question Time. The programme will come from Finchley, North London, which has the largest Jewish community of any parliamentary constituency. Last year MP Mr Galloway was interviewed by police on suspicion of inciting religious hatred after he declared his Bradford constituency was an ‘Israel-free’ zone. He previously refused to debate with a student at Oxford University because he was Israeli.
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Respect MP will appear on this week's edition of BBC Question Time
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Programme will come from Finchley,  home to large Jewish community
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Last year Mr Galloway declared his constituency an 'Israel-free' zone
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Previously refused to debate with an Israeli student at Oxford University
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Finchley MP says the BBC's invitation to MP was 'deliberately provocative'
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Question: ‘We don’t even want any @placeholder tourists to come to Bradford even if any of them had thought of doing so.


(CNN) -- The popular protests in Tunisia that have caused upheaval in the government were sparked by Mohamed Bouazizi, a 26-year-old unemployed college graduate, who set himself on fire in protest. He later died. Now, reports are coming in from other countries in the region -- Egypt, Algeria, and Mauritania -- that other demonstrators are turning to self-immolation. In Egypt, Abdo Abelmonem Gafr, a baker from a town outside Cairo, set himself on fire outside the parliament building in the capital on Monday, an Interior Ministry official said. Gafr has burns to his face but is alive and not badly hurt, ministry spokesman Alla Mahmood said. A police officer put the fire out. Gafr's motives and his age were not immediately known.
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Reports of self-immolation have come in from four countries
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Foreignpolicy.com writer calls it Arab world's "horrific new trend"
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Study found unemployment a risk factor

Question: Much like in @placeholder, Algerians are frustrated over the economy, rising food prices and what they feel is a government that's not responding to their needs.


Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama hit back at New Jersey Governor Chris Christie over Ebola on Tuesday, warning that quarantine policies based on fear could discourage US health care workers "doing God's work" in Africa to battle the epidemic. Obama issued a veiled but clear public rebuke to the tough-talking Republican who strode back onto the national stage in a tussle with the White House on Friday after ordering the isolation of a nurse who had just landed at Newark from Sierra Leone. The president warned that health workers who do a "really tough job" in Africa should be applauded, supported and monitored in a prudent fashion once they come back home. He said anti-Ebola precautions should be based on science not "on our fears."
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Chris Christie struck a defiant tone in responding to Ebola
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Christie's response shows the tone that will be on display if he runs for president

Question: The saga reveals two sides of @placeholder â€” likely to be vying for prominence if he decides next year to run for president in a campaign that will likely contrast his abrasive style of management with the cool, 'no drama' persona adopted by Obama, which critics see as evidence of disengagement.


(CNN)  -- Federal investigators are concerned a potential danger persists because of the simultaneous use of intersecting runways at Newark Liberty International Airport, one of the nation's busiest and a gateway to the New York metro area. The alert comes after repeated instances in which planes above the Newark airport flew too close to each other in violation of safety standards. There were four such instances last year and at least four this year, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation inspector general. In one case, on January 16, 2008, two Continental planes -- a Boeing B-737 and an Embraer 145 -- missed each other by 600 feet, according to a DOT inspector general's report.
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Concerns cited about potential danger of using intersecting runways at Newark
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DOT inspector general: Planes above airport flew too close to each other repeatedly
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Air traffic controller says he was punished for raising safety issue with FAA
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FAA: Computer system that helps controllers stagger aircraft to be in use in December

Question: She added, "@placeholder safety officers wanted to make absolutely sure employees were fully trained on the equipment."


The main character in Nick Harkaway's new novel, "Tigerman," is a British solider who becomes a self-made superhero. But all Sgt. Lester Ferris really wants to be is "Dad." "Tigerman" is about geopolitics, environmental disaster and the 24-hour news culture. But, at its core, Harkaways says "Tigerman" is a story about fatherhood and the "power of paternal and filial love." It's not your typical father-son story, says Harkaway, a married father of two and the son of legendary spy novelist John le Carré. But, "something about the nature of guns and the similarities between being an NCO (noncommissioned officer) and a parent," combined with revelations in the British press in 2010 about rendition, led Harkaway to start writing.
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In Nick Harkaway's "Tigerman," a soldier becomes a self-made superhero to impress a kid
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Harkaway says the novel is about "the power of paternal and filial love"
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Justice and vengeance figure heavily in "Tigerman" similar to another hero with dad issues
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Harkaway's father is the famous spy novelist John le Carré.

Question: When he and the boy bond over their mutual love of comic books and afternoon tea, @placeholder starts to imagine life as a father.

Question: When a group of gun-toting thugs kills a mutual friend, the boy inspires @placeholder to become "Tigerman," part vigilante, part myth and "full of win," as the boy says.


When a mainland Chinese tourist heard about a bookstore in Hong Kong that sold books banned by Beijing, he knew he had to check it out. The Beijing native traveled to Hong Kong for a weekend in July and stopped by People's Commune in Causeway Bay to see if the rumors were true. "I want to know the inside stories of the party," said the man, who did not want to be identified because it was illegal to bring the books back home. "It has nothing to do with me personally but there is no way you can get those inside China."
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Bookstores in Hong Kong are now catering to mainland Chinese tourists
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The books sell literature that is banned in China under the Communist Party rule
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Topics include political scandals, history books and book about the Party itself
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Experts say Chinese buy these books to feel a part of the political process

Question: In mainland @placeholder the government places strict controls on mass media, which often means that political analysis and controversial accounts of Chinese history are impossible to find within the country's borders.


(CNN) -- Great Britain and Ecuador remained in a standoff early Friday, following the South American nation's decision to grant Julian Assange asylum -- a decision British authorities are refusing to honor, saying they are committed to extraditing the WikiLeaks founder to Sweden. According to the official Twitter feed of WikiLeaks -- a website that's published hundreds of thousands of once-secret U.S. government documents -- there were "over 35 police surrounding the Ecuadorian embassy in London" soon after 12:30 a.m. Friday. Britain's foreign ministry, though, earlier countered that there was a larger "police presence outside the British Embassy in Quito" than at the Ecuadorian mission in London.
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NEW: WikiLeaks says via Twitter that 35 British police remain outside Ecuador's embassy
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Ecuadorian Foreign Minister Patiño says granting asylum is to protect Assange's rights
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A leader of Assange's team vows to take the case to the International Court of Justice

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Question: The @placeholder, in effect, is saying "we are going to savagely hit you depending on how you behave," Patiño said.

Question: Following Ecuador's announcement, Sweden said it took umbrage to the implication it does not guarantee the rights of those in its custody, and called the @placeholder ambassador there to a meeting.


NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana (CNN) -- FEMA gave away about $85 million in household goods meant for Hurricane Katrina victims, a CNN investigation has found. These items, stored by FEMA, were meant for Katrina victims but were given to state and federal agencies. The material, from basic kitchen goods to sleeping necessities, sat in warehouses for two years before the Federal Emergency Management Agency's giveaway to federal and state agencies this year. James McIntyre, FEMA's acting press secretary, said that FEMA was spending more than $1 million a year to store the material and that another agency wanted the warehouses torn down, so "we needed to vacate them."
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Bureau of Prisons, Postal Service and other agencies get free Katrina goods
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FEMA spokesman: Giveaway is "not news"; agency unaware people still need goods
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Head of New Orleans nonprofit says, "These are the very things that we are seeking"

Question: And even though the stocks were offered to state agencies after FEMA decided to get rid of them, one of the states that passed was @placeholder.


By Andrew Levy Michael Gove was accused of jeopardising Britain’s Olympic legacy yesterday as it emerged he allowed schools to sell off 50 playing fields over the past three years. On average, 17 are closed every year, most in Conservative local authorities. The figures make a mockery of a pledge to protect them in the Coalition agreement. Olympic dreams: There is growing anger that 50 school playing fields have been sold over the past three years, which could jeopardise the future of British sport, said Shadow education secretary Stephen Twigg This followed the huge outcry over Labour disposing of playing fields at the slightly higher rate of 28 each year.
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Michael Gove under fire for jeopardising legacy from London 2012
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17 sports pitches disappear each year, most in Tory council areas
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Labour says 'parents will be shocked' by end of rules protecting fields

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(CNN)When Drew Manning stepped out from behind the cardboard cutout of his former fat self on Monday, the audience of "Good Morning America" was appropriately shocked. The fitness trainer's journey had come to an end after successfully losing more than 70 pounds -- six months after he purposely gained the same amount. "Like it never happened," host George Stephanopoulos said. "Kind of," Manning said. Both Manning and his wife, Lynn, can attest that a lot actually has changed in the past year. While Manning's body may have returned to its six-pack heydays, his mind, in many ways, has not. Always a fitness junkie, staying in shape comes naturally for Manning. He's that guy at the gym the rest of us love to hate, the one who likes to use his biceps for pumping iron instead of changing channels, and who prefers sucking down a spinach shake to indulging in a brownie sundae.
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Fitness trainer Drew Manning wanted to better understand his clients' struggles
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Manning gained 70 pounds on purpose so that he could lose it
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Back at normal weight, he says the psychological aspect to dropping pounds is important

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By Dominic King Follow @@DominicKing_DM and Sami Mokbel Follow @@SamiMokbel81_DM CLICK HERE to read which players Brendan Rodgers wants to join his Anfield revolution. Brendan Rodgers will urge Liverpool to shoot their way to the title as he insisted they have the firepower to overturn Manchester City’s goal advantage. Liverpool will reclaim top spot on Monday if they beat Crystal Palace, but while both Liverpool and City can finish the season with 86 points, the latter’s goal difference (+59) is nine superior. Liverpool, like City, have scored 96 times this season and Rodgers has faith his side can secure two huge wins against Palace and Newcastle to edge ahead. He concedes Liverpool are second favourites but he is not convinced City will take maximum points from their last two fixtures.
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Liverpool trail Manchester City by a goal difference deficit of nine
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Both teams have scored 96 goals this season
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If Manchester City win their remaining fixtures, Liverpool will need to trash Crystal Palace and Newcastle considerably to win Premier League title

Question: He added: ‘@placeholder need to win all their games — they will have won five games in a row and have only done that once this season, so it will be a wee bit new for them as well.


(CNN) -- A new audio recording released online Monday purportedly captures another profanity-laced argument between actor Mel Gibson and former girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva, in which he threatens her life and verbally abuses her. RadarOnline released the audio on its website Monday -- the second such recording since another tirade was posted Friday. The site claims the male voice is that of the 54-year-old Gibson. CNN has not independently confirmed the authenticity of the recording. In the audio released Monday, the man on the recording can be heard repeatedly using sexual slurs and profane insults as he grows increasingly enraged throughout the phone conversation.
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Recording purportedly captures fight between actor and ex-girlfriend
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Site says male voice is that of Mel Gibson
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Monday's audio clip is second to be released in four days
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Police investigating domestic violence allegations against Gibson

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By Martyn Halle Scroll down for video Couples having trouble conceiving will soon be  able to carry out fertility treatment in the comfort of their own home. A leading high street chemist is offering a DIY  kit called The Stork that copies a form of fertility treatment called intrauterine insemination (IUI). It will be available for just £100 – a fraction of the £1,000 cost of going to a private clinic for a course of similar treatment. High-street baby-making: The new DIY fertility treatment kit The Stork copies a form of intrauterine insemination (IUI) and is designed to be used at home
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The Stork copies a form of intrauterine insemination treatment
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It opens up for fertility treatment to take place outside clinics
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The kit costs £100 in high street chemists and is meant for home use

Question: It is recommended that  @placeholder be used just before and/or during ovulation.


By Helen Pow PUBLISHED: 10:38 EST, 26 September 2013 | UPDATED: 17:25 EST, 26 September 2013 A Florida mother says she's cracked her son's murder case eight years after his death was deemed an accident. Judy Weaver worked tirelessly to get to the bottom of what happened on the rainy June day in 2005 when her son Ronnie Johnson, 34, was fatally injured. She was told he died after falling off his bike and hitting his head on a curb but that explanation didn't add up. This week, thanks to her detective work, Jason Gailey, has been arrested and charged with Johnson's murder. Police now say he struck Johnson in the head with a handgun when he tried to stop a fight. The impact saw the man fall to the ground and hit the concrete.
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Judy Weaver worked tirelessly to determine how Ronnie Johnson, 34, died in 2005
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This week, thanks to her, Jason Gailey, from Pine Hills, Florida, was charged with his murder
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She was told Johnson died after falling off his bike and hitting his head on a curb but there were no scratches on the bike and no curb in the area where he was hurt
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Eyewitnesses later changed their story and now claim Gailey struck Johnson in the head with a handgun while he tried to break up a  fight

Question: Suspicious, Weaver managed to pinpoint @placeholder as a suspect just days after the incident, while her son was still clinging to life in a coma.


Geneva, Switzerland (CNN) -- Iranian officials sat down Monday with the United States and other countries trying to put the brakes on Tehran's nuclear program, a day after Iran announced it is self-sufficient in the nuclear fuel cycle. There was "an exchange of views and concerns," between the Iranians and envoys from the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council, plus Germany, a diplomatic source familiar with the talks told CNN. The Iranian nuclear program was the main issue on the table, the source said. Iran has previously said it did not want the talks to focus on that.
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NEW: Sources say the talks are over for the day and will resume Tuesday
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U.S., British, Chinese, Russian, French, German and Iranian officials meet
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The discussions are the first on Iran's nuclear program since over a year ago
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Iran expresses concern about attacks on its nuclear scientists

Question: Iran also raised some of its concerns, the source said, including attacks on two @placeholder scientists in Tehran last week that left one dead and one injured.


By Zoe Szathmary Thousands of dollars worth of jewelry was stolen from a Manhattan store that includes Beyonce and Selena Gomez among its A-list clients. The robbery occurred on Friday afternoon at Margo Manhattan on Madison Avenue, the New York Daily News reports. The robber reportedly posed as a customer and was buzzed inside by manager Marcy Imber, who was the only employee working at the time. Once inside, the man asked to see a gold bracelet up close - before he attempted to tie her up. Stolen: Beyonce is seen wearing a Margo Manhattan chain and pendant worth $2150 on the set for her music video 'Blow'
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Robbery occurred on Friday afternoon at Margo Manhattan's jewelry store on Madison Avenue
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Robber posed as customer and tried to tie up manager inside
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Stole necklace and pendant worn by Beyonce in music video for 'Blow' worth $2150
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Also stole 'Passion Rings' made for Selena Gomez worth $510 each

Question: The missing jewelry includes a pendant and chain that Beyonce wore in her 'Blow' music video, which retails for $2150 on @placeholder's website.


A former leader in the Church of Scientology - who has since left the controversial church - claims that current leaders setup high-tech surveillance cameras to spy on him and his wife in their rural Texas home, according to a lawsuit the former leader's wife has filed in a Texas district court. Monique Rathbun, the wife of former Scientology leader Marty Rathbun, claims church members - at the apparent directive of church leader David Miscavige - rented property near a home where the couple lives in order to spy on them. According to the suit, filed in Comal County, Texas, church members 'harassed, insulted, surveilled, photographed, videotaped, defamed and humiliated' the couple.
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Marty Rathbun and his wife claim church members have rented property near their home in order to spy on them
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The couple says the church has installed 'high-tech human surveillance cameras' near their property
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Rathbun used to be the inspector general of Scientology's Religious Technologies Center

Question: decision about @placeholder’s request to be let out of the suit.'


It's hard to compete with the stunning footage taken by astronauts orbiting Earth. Now, Nasa plans to make the videos even better by showing a series of tours around the International Space Station in 3D. In a newly-released video, crew members submerge a GoPro camera in a water bubble which then floats around the ISS in microgravity. Scroll down for video Separate 3D footage, shot by astronaut Don Pettit in 2012, takes the viewer on a journey through the ISS. The best views come when Pettit holds the camera towards a window to capture views of a Russian Soyuz capsule docked to the station
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In one video, astronauts submerge a GoPro camera in a water bubble
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Bubble then floats around international space station in microgravity
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Another video shows ISS interior and views of a Russian Soyuz capsule
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To see videos in 3D, you need to use red-blue stereoscopic glasses

Question: But the £13,000 ($21,000) 3D camera brought aboard @placeholder in 2011 has remained largely undamaged through the years.


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- The latest 3-D animated movie involves the possible extinction of the human race and features a mad scientist with the head of a cockroach, a prehistoric half-ape/half-fish, a 50-foot-tall woman (OK, 49-foot-11), and a blue brainless blob named B.O.B. The Missing Link, Ginormica, the blue blob B.O.B. and Insectosaurus dominate "Monsters vs. Aliens." And they're the good guys. Reese Witherspoon leads the cast of "Monsters vs. Aliens," providing the voice of Susan, who is hit by a glowing meteorite on her wedding day. Before long she's grown into the biggest thing around. The short-statured Oscar winner relished the chance to play not only a giant, but also a role model.
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"Monsters vs. Aliens" is about motley group of misfits who team up to defeat alien
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Monsters are led by almost 50-foot woman, voiced by Reese Witherspoon
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Witherspoon says she hopes character can be role model for girls
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Question: It was a welcome change of pace for @placeholder, who recorded his voice tracks for "Monsters" while he was filming the uber-intense "24."


(CNN) -- CNN's Piers Morgan calls the on-screen relationship between "The King's Speech" actors Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush "one of the great bromances we've ever seen in the movies." Firth, with his co-stars Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Carter, joins Morgan tonight at 9 to talk about their movie, which leads the Oscar race and has dominated the awards shows so far. All three lead performers and the film itself are nominated for Academy Awards, scheduled to be presented February 27 in Hollywood. When Morgan asked Firth to describe Rush, the actor said, "I would describe him as my geisha girl."
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Rush on Firth: "We do tend to refer to each other as Abelard and Eloise or Thelma and Louise"
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Firth on Oscar: "No one would not want to win that statue"
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Question: "When he tried to address the nation," said @placeholder, "it was almost torturous to listen to."

Question: @placeholder asked if he dreamed of winning an Academy Award, practicing and preparing his speech.


A jealous boyfriend beat his 25-year-old girlfriend with a brick, bit her nose and threw a knife at her face because she wanted to go out without him, a court heard. Kieron Hardy, 22, subjected Tammy Armstrong to a shocking 90-minute ordeal in Newcastle-upon- Tyne on Valentine’s Day - tearing off her dress, biting her eyebrow and throwing a laptop at her. Mother Miss Armstrong managed to escape by clambering through a kitchen window, but Hardy followed her, picked up a brick and threw it at her head as she cowered on the ground. Scroll down for video Injuries: Kieron Hardy (right), 22, subjected Tammy Armstrong (left; and with Hardy, right) to a shocking 90-minute ordeal on Valentine’s Day - tearing off her dress, biting her eyebrow and throwing a computer at her
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Kieron Hardy subjected Tammy Armstrong to shocking 90-minute ordeal
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Hardy also stabbed her friend and has now been jailed for seven years

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By Leon Watson Robbie Williams has been caught out boasting about a bizarre meeting with World Cup star Diego Maradona - only to find he was just a look-alike, it emerged today. The singer, 38, was tricked by a 49-year-old German into thinking he had bumped into Argentinian's most famous footballer after the pair bumped into each other up a mountain. Williams then posted a picture online of himself and the impersonator with the message: 'The Hand of God meets God. I wish he was playing this year's Soccer Aid! £Maradona'. Robbie Williams has been tricked by Germany's most famous Maradona double after he spotted him in the ski resort of Ischgl in the southern Austrian province of Tirol
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Pair met at ski resort of Ischgl in the Austrian province of Tirol
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The 49-year-old German has impersonated the star for 20 years

Question: '@placeholder really didn't realise I was not the real thing.


A lawyer representing Las Vegas 'road rage' suspect Erich Nowsch is raising questions about the story the victim's family told police as more details continue to emerge about the case. Conrad Claus, an attorney representing Nowsch, 19, is calling into question whether the shooting of 44-year-old Tammy Meyers was a case of road rage or a neighborhood dispute gone terribly wrong. Nowsch is being held on charges of suspicion of murder, attempted murder and firing a gun from a vehicle after he allegedly shot and killed Meyers just after the mother of four finished giving her 15-year-old daughter a driving lesson.
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Mother-of-four Tammy Meyers, was shot in the head following an alleged 'road rage' incident on February 12 in Las Vegas, Nevada
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Erich Nowsch, 19, is now facing charges of murder and attempted murder
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He told police he started shooting because someone 'was after him'
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Lawyer Conrad Claus is questioning details provided by the Meyers family
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Claus claims suspect sketch before Nowsch's arrest doesn't resemble him

Question: Mr @placeholder claims he knew the suspect and said he knew the kid was bad.


(CNN) -- This past Sunday's "60 Minutes" and the latest issue of Newsweek bring back to the fore the complicated issue of money and politics. Both highlight a new book by Peter Schweizer, "Throw Them All Out," which rails against what Schweizer calls "honest graft." Schweizer charges that leaders from both houses of Congress have been drawing on insider knowledge to make money in the stock market -- a practice that is banned in American industry and restricted in other sectors of government. And although he is a conservative at the Hoover Institution, Schweizer is an equal opportunity scourge, attacking both Democratic and Republican leaders.
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Book alleges Pelosi, Boehner, other political leaders benefit from insider trading
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Gergen, Zuckerman: Whether allegations are true or not, money plays huge role in politics
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Writers: Fundraising, paying cost of running for office: Money drives our democracy

Question: Equally important, Congress ought to have rules about conflicts of interest that are as demanding as those for people who work in the executive and judicial branches; so far, @placeholder skates free.


Canadian radio host Jian Ghomeshi has interviewed some of pop culture's biggest names, from Barbra Streisand, Joni Mitchell and Dan Rather to Lena Dunham and Zach Galifianakis, and that's just in the past few months. His CBC Radio show, "Q with Jian Ghomeshi," is one of the most popular in the network's history, making him a bona fide celebrity in a country that takes pride in its public radio. It aired on more than 180 public radio stations in the United States, prompting the Washington Post to call it "the most popular new arts and culture radio show in America" in 2013.
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The CBC has ended its relationship with popular radio host Jian Ghomeshi
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Ghomeshi claims he was fired for disclosing that he participates in rough sex and role-playing
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3 women anonymously accused Ghomeshi of abusive sexual practices in the Toronto Star
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Radio host denies allegations, says his reputation is being ruined by a "jilted" ex

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 21:19 EST, 2 October 2013 | UPDATED: 21:25 EST, 2 October 2013 A Victoria's Secret model's sugar heir husband fled the United States for Europe last year, allegedly skipping out on a $7 million divorce settlement to the mother of his three children and $250,000 in unpaid rent and damages from a Soho loft he is accused of trashing. David Mimran, 46, a fledgling movie producer and son of sugar billionaire Jean-Claude Mimran, owes his first wife Lucy, a retired fashion model, half of their marital property, according to legal documents. The 41-year-old met Mimran in Puerto Rico when she was only 18 and the couple were married for more than 20 years, having three boys who are now aged 20, 17 and 16.
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David Mimran, 46, fled the U.S. for Europe last year, allegedly skipping out on millions owed to his ex-wife
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The sugar heir's new wife, Victoria's Secret model Julie Ordon, 29, claimed they moved so her kids could grow up in her native Switzerland
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The couple are also being sued for 'damaging valuable antiques and furniture at apartment in SoHo' and 'failing to pay two months' rent'

Question: 'Nightmare tenants': Businessman David Mimran and his model wife @placeholder, pictured in 2010, are being sued by their former landlords for allegedly trashing their luxury SoHo apartment and missing rent


Washington (CNN) -- Congressional negotiators reached a tentative deal Tuesday to extend the payroll tax cut and unemployment benefits while avoiding a fee cut for Medicare doctors, according to Republican legislators and aides. The framework deal followed a key Republican concession Monday and could receive the endorsement of a House-Senate conference committee on Wednesday. Reps. Renee Ellmers of North Carolina and Fred Upton of Michigan, both Republicans who were part of the conference committee negotiations, called it a tentative agreement, while a top House Democratic aide said Democratic leaders would discuss the proposal with their members on Wednesday morning. Ellmers and Upton said they expected the conference committee to sign off on the measure Wednesday if no objections arise. In that case, the House would vote on the agreement, in the form of the conference committee report, as soon as Friday.
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NEW: Some Republican congressmen question the tentative agreement
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Progress is made after Republicans back down on payroll tax cut
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Political analyst Norm Ornstein warns new GOP strategy could backfire
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President Obama warns that failing to act could hurt the economic recovery

Question: Some @placeholder wanted unemployed individuals to pass drug tests and meet certain education standards before getting benefits -- an idea generally opposed by Democrats.


Tim Howard protected the USA's goal heroically during 90 minutes of regulation time against Belgium in their World Cup last-16 tie - breaking the record for most saves in a World Cup match in the process. Howard's 15 stops saw him make history but he was eventually beaten twice in extra time as the Belgians progressed to the quarter-finals. He later tweeted of his pride at representing his country at the 2014 World Cup, saying: 'Im proud to suit up w every one of these guys. It's a tremendous honor to represent this country & a ride I'll never forget. Thx for joining'.
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Howard broke the record for most saves in World Cup match with 15
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Everton goalkeeper kept the last-16 tie goalless after 90 minutes
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But Kevin de Bruyne and Romelu Lukaku saw Belgium progress 2-1
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Julian Green scored for USMNT during extra-time but it was not enough
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Virals of Howard have been celebrating his performance against Belgium

Question: Howard's Wikipedia page was changed to include all of these 'facts' about the @placeholder keeper


Apple has sent out invitations for a media event in San Francisco on March 9, about one month before the much-anticipated launch of the new Apple Watch. The world's largest technology company did not specify what the event will be about in the invitation which reads simply 'Spring Forward,' a word play on the resetting of watches for daylight saving time. Chief Executive Tim Cook said last month that the company plans to launch the smartwatch in April. Scroll down for video The world's largest technology company did not specify what the event will be about in the invitation which reads simply 'Spring Forward,' a word play on the resetting of watches for daylight saving time.
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The Apple CEO says his smartwatch is set to vibrate intermittently to remind him to get up and move around
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'A lot of doctors believe sitting is the new cancer,' Cook said at a Goldman Sachs technology conference in San Francisco on Tuesday
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Apple Watch will start shipping in April, with prices starting at $349

Question: Earlier this month @placeholder hit out at the sedentary lifestyle of many people, claiming that sitting is terrible for your health -and that the upcoming Apple Watch can help.


The Top Gear team tried to burn their cars as they fled Argentina after being attacked by protesters because it would give the footage 'dramatic effect', it has been claimed. Jeremy Clarkson and his film crew made a dramatic exit from Argentina this summer after being attacked over a perceived slur on the Falklands war, which the outspoken presenter described as the 'scariest thing I have ever been involved in.' Now Argentine police have published a report claiming that Clarkson, along with colleagues Richard Hammond and James May, attempted to torch their cars while fleeing for the Chilean border. Scroll down for video
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Crew were attacked over number plate thought to reference Falklands War
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Jeremy Clarkson has described attacks as 'the scariest thing ever'
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But police report claims presenters tried to torch cars during escape bid
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Argentinian ambassador says move was attempt to add 'dramatic effect'

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Dubai, United Arab Emirates (CNN) -- A leader of the United Arab Emirates discounted concerns about a nuclear-armed Iran in a CNN interview Monday, saying Tehran would find the ultimate weapon to be of little use. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Emirates' prime minister and vice president, told CNN's "Erin Burnett OutFront" that he did not believe Iran would build a bomb. "What can Iran do with a nuclear weapon?" Al Maktoum, the ruler of Dubai, asked. "For example, will they hit Israel? How many Palestinians will die? And you think if Iran hits Israel, their cities will be safe? They will be gone the next day."
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"What can Iran do with a nuclear weapon?" Al Maktoum asks
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The IAEA said it has evidence Iran has worked toward a bomb
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Iran insists its nuclear program is peaceful

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By Oliver Todd Follow @@oliver_todd France’s match-winner Paul Pogba hailed his winning goal as one of the best moments of his life as Les Bleus swept into the World Cup quarter-finals by beating Nigeria 2-0 in Brasilia. Pogba’s header came in the 79th minute and Joseph Yobo’s stoppage time sealed the win for Didier Deschamps' side after a hard-fought game against the Super Eagles. And the Juventus midfielder said that his goal was 'liberating' as it lifted the pressure on France as favourites to advance to the last eight. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Pogba pose for selfies with excited fans as team return to hotel
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Pogba talks of his 'liberating' goal in Les Bleus' 2-1 win
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Coach Deschamps says he is proud of the young French side
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Nigeria manager Stephen Keshi blames the referee for defeat

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Her face etched with anxiety, the sister of British drug mule Lindsay Sandiford waits outside Bali’s notorious Kerokoban jail as a spate of executions for Western prisoners looms. Hilary Parsons arrived with three lawyers today in a bid to save the 58-year-old grandmother, who was convicted of trying to smuggle £1.6million of cocaine in 2012, from the firing squad. Ms Parsons’ dash to the Indonesian island was spurred by what appears to be the imminent threat of execution for the two Australian ringleaders of the Bali Nine heroin-smuggling ring, Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran. Scroll down for video Worry: Her face etched with anxiety, Hilary Parsons (right) - the sister of British drug mule Lindsay Sandiford (left) - waited outside Bali’s notorious Kerokoban jail today as part of a last-minute bid to save her life
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Hilary Parsons' sister  on death row for smuggling £1.6m  cocaine in 2012
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Grandmother, 58, from Cheltenham, now faces execution within days
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Australians Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran told they will be next
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Ms Parsons arrived at Indonesian island jail today with three lawyers
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Her sister needs pardon from President - who has zero-tolerance stance

Question: February 7: It emerges Mrs @placeholder has been notified that she is formally listed for execution.


(CNN) -- Though he told authorities that the devil made him do it, Satanists disapproved, after a man allegedly shattered a stone copy of the Ten Commandments last week. The man is accused of running his car on Friday into a controversial 6-foot-tall granite tablet of the Biblical edicts erected near Oklahoma City's Capitol, CNN affiliate KFOR reported. He then left his car standing, along with the monument, which -- as photos showed -- was smashed asunder through the second commandment: "Thou shalt not take the Name of the Lord thy God in vain." He walked into the Federal Building on foot, where he made threats against President Obama and the federal government, KFOR reported, citing U.S. Secret Service agents.
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A man allegedly rams his car into a Ten Commandments monument
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The 6-foot granite copy of the Biblical edicts has drawn criticism from a civil rights group
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The ACLU still wants the monument gone -- but legally; it condemns the apparent vandalism
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The Satanic Temple also condemned the monument's destruction as violation of free speech

Question: Condemnation came quickly from two sources that have railed against the monument -- the @placeholder of Oklahoma and the Satanic Temple.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- In 1981, Dr Mohga Kamal-Yanni was preparing to leave Egypt for a clinical attachment in England when her father had a heart attack. He fell in the street, and was taken to a public hospital, where Dr Kamal-Yanni kept vigil at his bedside until he regained his strength. A doctor at a hospital in India where health indicators have showed no significant improvement  in seven years. During his stay in the hospital, she was appalled at the low level of healthcare available to him. "It was awful. There was no medicine," she told CNN. As a doctor, Kamal-Yanni was able to watch over her father's progress. Her professional opinion on his recovery was striking. "My father survived that heart attack for two reasons," she said. "One, because of God's will, and two, because he had a strong will. It was nothing to do with the health service."
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Oxfam: Lack of infrastructure is the greatest danger to health in poor countries
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WHO: 4.25 million more doctors and nurses needed worldwide
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Poor countries won't cope with SARS, avian flu
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Positive policy changes have seen number of children not in school fall by a third

Question: The following year, Kamal-Yanni came to @placeholder to do a clinical attachment.


(CNN) -- In late 2012, some comic book fans were completely outraged. How could Marvel Comics lose Peter Parker, its most famous character, to a brain switch with Dr. Otto "Octopus" Octavius, so that "Doc Ock" would take over the role of Spider-Man? That development in the final 700th issue of "Amazing Spider-Man" sent shock waves across the comic book industry and gave rise to "Superior Spider-Man" with the new Spidey, who was secretly "Doc Ock." All of that finally comes to an end with the relaunch of "Amazing Spider-Man." The first new issue (#1 of course) hits stores on Wednesday, and the anticipation is so strong that at least 600,000 books have already been preordered (it doesn't hurt that it comes with the comic "Inhuman" #1 for free).
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Peter Parker, out of commission more than a year, returns as Spider-Man
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Peter Parker's return is one of the most anticipated comic book events of recent years
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His loss in late 2012 -- and replacement by Dr. Octopus in a brain switch -- was controversial

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Washington (CNN) -- Did the FBI make the right decision in reading the suspected underwear bomber his Miranda rights and placing him in the civilian court system only hours after he was detained for trying to blow up a Northwest flight on Christmas? That question has been at the heart of heated discussions on Capitol Hill. This is what we know about the interrogations: FBI Director Robert Mueller said suspect Umar Farouk AbdulMutallab was interviewed twice by what Mueller called some of the best FBI agents. Officials said the first interrogation lasted about 50 minutes, and the second was shorter. AbdulMutallab provided information that "has already proved useful in the fight against al Qaeda," Justice Department spokesman Matthew Miller said.
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FBI read suspected underwear bomber his Miranda rights just hours after being detained
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Senior intelligence, Homeland Security officials testify they were not consulted
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Some members of Congress outraged AbdulMutallab wasn't held over for military trial
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They say he was providing valuable intelligence on al Qaeda before being Mirandized

Question: Though Mueller acknowledged that he was not consulted about the decision, he said the @placeholder and others in the administration were contacted before the second interview.


By Simon Walters PUBLISHED: 19:18 EST, 27 July 2013 | UPDATED: 09:00 EST, 28 July 2013 The Queen has launched a discreet campaign to ensure that Prince Charles, Prince William – and eventually baby George – inherit her role as Head of the Commonwealth. Contrary to popular belief, the position does not extend to her successors. However, the Queen wants David Cameron to use a summit later this year to urge Commonwealth leaders to change its rules so that her son, grandson and great-grandson take on the role when they become King. Born to rule: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with their new born son, Prince George of Cambridge
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The Queen wants to make the title hereditary

Question: ‘It would be awful if, when the Queen dies, there was a political wrangle in the Commonwealth over whether @placeholder should follow her,’ said one diplomat.


By James  Nye A leisurely stroll along a Florida beach threw up an elephant-sized opportunity for Todd Unbehagen to take a glorious and very unusual selfie. Capturing the huge creature wading knee-deep off the shores of Gulf Coast Redington Beach on Saturday, Unbehagen joined dozens of other perplexed onlookers in wondering just how an elephant had managed to end up there. The amusing picture spread across social media and the lady responsible for the gentle giant's appearance over the weekend has come forward to explain why she rented Judy the elephant and how, amazingly, it was completely legal. Scroll Down for Video
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Beachgoers on Saturday were stunned to see an Indian elephant wading in the waters of Redington Beach on Florida's Gulf Coast
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Accountant Todd Unbehagen took a selfie picture of the elephant which spread across the Internet
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It was revealed the elephant is named Judy, is 58-years-old and was hired for a local realtor's 60th birthday party
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The cost to Claudia McCorkle to hire Judy for four hours was $4,500

Question: Indeed, despite common sense dictating that some laws may have been broken in carting an elephant to a quiet @placeholder beach on a weekend, it turns out that the city commission was well aware and had approved.


Washington (CNN)  -- When Robert Byrd came to Congress from West Virginia, a postage stamp cost 3 cents and kids were clamoring for a new toy called Mr. Potato Head. On Wednesday, almost 57 years later, Byrd became the longest-serving member of Congress in history. Two days before he turns 92, the eloquent legislator known for his encyclopedic knowledge of Senate rules and history surpasses Carl T. Hayden, the Arizona Democrat who served a total of 20,773 days in the U.S. House and Senate. With his 20,774th day representing West Virginia -- six years in House and then nearly 51 years and counting in the Senate -- Byrd sets a record for longevity unlikely to be broken as the political climate turns toward term limits and growing public dissatisfaction with Congress.
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Sen. Robert Byrd logs his 20,774th day -- almost 57 years -- in Congress
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Byrd is known for his encyclopedic knowledge of Senate rules and history
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West Virginian says joining Ku Klux Klan in 1940s was his "most egregious mistake"
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When he arrived in D.C. in 1953, gasoline costs 20 cents a gallon, a stamp was 3 cents

Question: "I know that she is looking down from the heavens smiling at me and saying congratulations my dear @placeholder -- but don't let it go to your head," Byrd's statement said.


By Tara Brady Rachel Burke, 28, was scheduled to spend three weeks in Nepal on the hiking holiday which had been branded as ¿high risk¿ A super fit Naval worker who died on an adventure trip through a notorious ‘Valley of Death’ in the Himalayas was so sick she was unable to tie her own shoelaces, an inquest heard today. Rachel Burke, 28, was scheduled to spend three weeks in Nepal on the hiking holiday which had been branded as ‘high risk’ by the UK based The Adventure Company. She flew into Kathmandu with two friends on 15 April, 2011 and began to travel on foot to base camp Mount Everest, Southwark Coroner’s Court was told.
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Rachel Burke was due to spend three weeks in Nepal on the hiking holiday
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The 28-year-old took part in a trek branded 'high risk' by The Adventure Company
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She flew into Kathmandu with two friends in April 2011 and began to travel on foot to base camp Mount Everest
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On the sixth day of the hike she was taken on foot partway back down the mountain and died the following day

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When James Richards decided to ask his partner of 13 years to marry him, he wanted it to be an extra special occasion. So the romantic 35-year-old, from Swansea, South Wales, decided to aim high - and attempted to enlist the help of his favourite pop star. James wrote to Paloma Faith, contacting her through her Facebook page, to ask if she would lend a hand popping the question to his other half Chris Howells. Chris (right) was on a train home when he received the message, he says he was overwhelmed but immediately said yes to partner James (left)
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James Richards enlisted the help of Paloma Faith to propose to his partner
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Paloma responded to his Facebook plea by recording a 30-second clip
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Chris Howells watched the video and immediately said yes

Question: @placeholder points out that the couple have been together for 13 years and it is about time that they get married


By Laura Cox and Kimberley Dadds PUBLISHED: 16:54 EST, 29 November 2012 | UPDATED: 02:40 EST, 30 November 2012 She may have been left distraught on Wednesday when she narrowly missed out on seeing her daughter Kiki in the jungle, but it was a better day for Charlie Brooks on Thursday night's show. The EastEnders actress won a phone call to her daughter as a result of a darts game they played. And she was so overwhelmed she gushed at her campmates afterwards, thanking them for letting her take the one call granted to the four of them. Scroll down for video
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Former EastEnders actress Charlie Brooks failed to 'win' her daughter in task a day earlier
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Kiki, who had been away from her mother for 18 days, was standing behind a yellow door and could hear her mother's voice but was not able to see her
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The seven-year-old was then told she couldn't see her, causing a backlash

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Baghdad (CNN) -- Thousands of mourners turned out in Falluja Saturday, hours after a powerful Sunni sheikh called on Iraq's Shiite prime minister to hand over soldiers responsible for killing anti-government protesters in Anbar province or face "losses among their ranks." The warning came as reports emerged that four soldiers were killed and four were abducted after security forces fired on a Sunni anti-government protest in Falluja, raising fears of retaliations that could ignite sectarian violence. Sheikh Ahmed Abu Risha, who is credited with rallying Sunni tribal leaders to turn on al Qaeda in Iraq, gave Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's government seven days to hand over to Anbar's criminal court those involved in the shootings.
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Four Iraqi soldiers have been killed in clashes in Falluja, officials say
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Four soldiers also have been abducted, police officials say
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Sheikh Ahmed Abu Risha is demanding the prime minister hand over the soldiers involved
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At least seven people were killed and 47 wounded in shootings during protests Friday

Question: @placeholder's demand that troops withdraw from Falluja was backed by a number of religious leaders in the city.


Jack Wilshere reckons his family would never forgive him if he was not up for the challenge of helping England tackle Scotland on Tuesday night. The Arsenal midfielder produced a man-of-the-match display as England recorded a fourth straight Euro 2016 qualifying victory after coming from behind to defeat Slovenia 3-1 at Wembley on Saturday. Roy Hodgson's squad, though, immediately turned focus on delivering the required performance up at Celtic Park, where the atmosphere will be white hot. Jack Wilshere showed passion in the bucket-load against Slovenia, and is desperate to play against Scotland Wilshere admits that his family would never forgive him if he missed Tuesday's game against Scotland
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England travel to Scotland in an international friendly on Tuesday night
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Jack Wilshere was man of the match as England beat Slovenia
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He now says he is desperate to face England's northerly neighbours
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Wilshere says his family would not forgive him if he missed the game

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By Paul Donnelley A jury has criticised the Army for safety failings after a soldier on a training exercise using live ammunition was shot dead when a colleague’s jammed machine gun suddenly fired. James Wilkinson, 21, from Whitefield, Greater Manchester, a fusilier with 2nd Battalion, the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, was hit in the neck in Kenya in 2011 after a senior officer failed to follow policy. Two soldiers, Fusilier Colin Bell and Pte Patrick Price, were convicted of negligence and later jailed. Both men were also dismissed from service but were allowed to remain in the forces on demoted ranks - Bell was a corporal and Price a staff sergeant - after Appeal Court judges reduced their sentences.
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James Wilkinson from Gtr Manchester killed on exercise in Kenya in 2011
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Senior officer failed to follow official Army policy and two soldiers demoted
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Inquest jury delivered a narrative verdict after four days of evidence

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(CNN) -- India and Pakistan have finally found something they can agree on. Rohan Bopanna and Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi, an Indian and Pakistani doubles team, made it to the men's doubles finals in the U.S. Open. On Friday afternoon, the 16th-seeded pair lost to the top-seeded Mike and Bob Bryan, an American team of identical twins. This unlikely pair, dubbed the Indo-Pak Express, has become a symbol of pride for both nations. Qureshi, from Pakistan, says he can see it in the fans who come to watch. "It was great to see all the Indian supporters, most of them wearing Pakistani flags on their faces, holding Pakistani flags and cheering for the same team," he said. "That's a moment I will never forget in my life, meeting so many Indians supporting us."
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Indian Rohan Bopanna, Pakistani Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi are the Indo-Pak Express
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They'll play in the men's doubles finals at the U.S. Open on Friday afternoon
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They want to ease tensions between their countries with message of peace through sport
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The players say they hope their chemistry rubs off on others

Question: "And just looking at the bigger picture, I just feel if me, as a @placeholder, and him, as an Indian, can do so well on the court and be friends off the court, there's no other reason why those Indians and Pakistanis can't be friends," Qureshi said in an interview with CNN.

Question: @placeholder hopes they can get their message to their home nations by playing well at the tournament.


(CNN) -- Effective Saturday night, Yemeni Vice President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi took over Ali Abdullah Saleh's responsibilities as president, Yemeni government spokesman Abdu Ganadi told CNN. The power transfer comes as a source close to the Saudi government said that the long-time Yemeni ruler arrived in Riyadh around midnight Saturday, a day after being hurt in an attack on a mosque in his palace. Some Yemeni officials continue to insist that Saleh, who for months has resisted calls to step down, is still in Yemen. Yaser Yamani, Sanaa's deputy mayor, told Yemeni state TV Saturday night that "Saleh is still being treated in the military hospital in Sanaa."
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Saleh's injuries from Friday's attack on his palace are worse than first thought
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Vice President Abed Rabbo Mansour Hadi has taken over, a Yemeni official says
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All the key players in Sanaa have agreed to an open-ended ceasefire, the source says

Question: The @placeholder government source said Saturday that the Riyadh government has helped to broker an open-ended cease-fire aimed at ending spiralling violence in Yemen.