Some at Manchester United believe that, in Luke Shaw, they have signed the player who will go on to be the best left back in the world. Certainly, Old Trafford chief executive Ed Woodward had told people how pleased he is with the arrival of the teenage defender. Some of have questioned the transfer fee. It was £31m. That, though, will be rendered largely irrelevant if Shaw goes on to play for the club for a decade. Remember that some people thought £30m was too much money for Rio Ferdinand back in 2002. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Roy Hodgson: Luke Shaw and Calum Chambers belong in seniors
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Manchester United were delighted to sign Luke Shaw in the summer
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Teen arrived for £31m from Southampton but has struggled with injuries
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Impressed against Everton and formed partnership with Angel di Maria
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Rio Ferdinand cost £30m and everybody thought that was too much at first
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England Under 21 call-up is better for Shaw's development right now

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By Bianca London She is fast becoming the world's favourite style icon (sorry, Duchess of Cambridge), and today Queen Letizia of Spain proved that she can even make a cardigan look high fashion. The Spanish monarch looked chic and stylish on a visit to the Spanish Design and Innovation Awards in Valladolid with her husband, King Felipe VI of Spain. Wearing an on-trend burnt orange cardigan and Aztec print skirt, the 41-year-old looked both stylish and regal. Looking chic: King Felipe VI of Spain and a stylishly dressed Queen Letizia of Spain attend the Spanish Design and Innovation Awards in Valladolid
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Queen, 41, at Spanish Design and Innovation Awards in Valladolid
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Wore burnt orange cardigan and Aztec print skirt

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By Hayley Peterson PUBLISHED: 08:07 EST, 29 March 2013 | UPDATED: 13:13 EST, 29 March 2013 The daughter of disgraced politician John Edwards has said she maintains a relationship with her 4-year-old half sister, who was conceived out of her father's love affair with his videographer during his bid for the 2004 Democratic presidential nomination. 'She's my sister... she's just a really sweet, innocent little girl,' Cate Edwards, 31, said of 4-year-old Quinn Hunter in an interview with NBC's Savannah Guthrie. 'I certainly think of her as part of our family.' Quinn is the daughter of John Edwards' former mistress Rielle Hunter, whom Cate said she hasn't seen in years. Hunter has recently published a tell-all book about her romance with the former North Carolina senator.
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Cate Edwards, 31, said she was 'devastated' and 'disappointed' when her father told her about his affair
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John Edwards' affair with Rielle Hunter, his videographer, happened during his 2004 bid for the Democratic presidential nomination
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Cate tells how her father rushed to her mother Elizabeth's bedside as she was dying of cancer, but said she's not sure if her mother ever forgave him
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Edwards is speaking out as she launches a program to help underprivileged students through a nonprofit named after her mother, the Elizabeth Edwards Foundation, in Raleigh

Question: In her book 'What Really Happened: John Edwards, Our Daughter and Me', @placeholder describes the Edwards' marriage as broken by the time she arrived on the scene.


A maths graduate who murdered his father before dismembering him and placing his body parts in plastic storage boxes to use as a television stand was jailed for life today. Nathan Robinson, 27, was told he would serve a minimum of 30 years for killing his 48-year-old father William Spiller at the flat they shared in Bournemouth, Dorset in May 2013. Robinson had carefully cut up his father's corpse with a Stanley knife, a hacksaw and a saw,before placing the parts in boxes in the victim's bedroom with a television placed on top. His head was was placed in a box and put in a filing cabinet.
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Nathan Robinson, 27, to serve minimum of 30 years for killing his father
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He cut up 48-year-old William Spiller's body and put parts in plastic boxes
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Bod parts were discovered at their Bournemouth flat a month later
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University of Aberystwyth graduate stole father's phone and money
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He then travelled to Glasgow, Birmingham and Bristol to visit friends
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Robinson had denied murder but admitted manslaughter
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Last month it took a jury just 90 minutes to find him guilty of murder

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London (CNN) -- Rupert Murdoch has apologized for a "grotesque, offensive" cartoon of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu published in Britain's Sunday Times. The cartoon by Gerald Scarfe depicts Netanyahu atop an incomplete brick wall with screaming Palestinians and body parts in the mortar. Netanyahu is holding what appears to be a bloody builder's trowel and the wall's mortar is colored red. The wording beneath reads: "Israeli Elections, Will Cementing Peace Continue?" The cartoon was published on Holocaust Memorial Day on Sunday and prompted complaints that it was anti-Semitic and insensitive. Murdoch, chairman of News Corporation, which owns The Sunday Times, used his Twitter feed to apologize, tweeting: "Gerald Scarfe has never reflected the opinions of the Sunday Times. Nevertheless, we owe major apology for grotesque, offensive cartoon."
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News Corp chairman Rupert Murdoch has apologized for "grotesque" cartoon
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Sunday Times cartoon portrayed Netanyahu building Palestinians into bloody wall
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Cartoon prompted accusations of anti-Semitism and references to 'blood libel'
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Cartoonist said he was not aware it was Holocaust Memorial Day

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By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 10:41 AM on 28th June 2011 Chocolate retailer Thorntons dealt a further blow to the High Street today by announcing plans to close up to 180 stores. The struggling store will close 120 outlets over three years in another high-profile retail slump following the recent failures of Habitat, Jane Norman, TJ Hughes and Oddbins. Thorntons, which celebrated its 100th anniversary this year, will close the stores as their leases expire, and is considering the future of 60 other outlets. Strugging: Thorntons bosses said the chocolate maker announced the store closures to cope with 'challenging trading conditions'
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Chocolate maker to close stores on 100th anniversary
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Firm closing 120 stores, considers future of 60 others
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Thorntons closures follow failures of Jane Norman, Habitat, TJ Hughes and Oddbins
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DFS defies slump with plans for eight new stores

Question: Elsewhere, department store chain @placeholder joined the increasing ranks of struggling high street brands when it today announced it would be appointing an administrator in the next 10 days.


(CNN)  -- Germany's Martin Kaymer beat Bubba Watson after a three-hole playoff to win the 92nd PGA Championship at Whistling Straits and claim his first major title. Dustin Johnson should have joined Kaymer and fellow American Watson in the playoff but was controversially penalized two-shots for an infringement on the final hole in regulation play. Johnson initially finished on 11-under 277 but was ruled to have grounded his club in a bunker before playing his second shot to the 18th green and his five became a triple bogey seven, putting him back to nine-under. Watson initially made the running in the playoff as he made a birdie at the first extra hole, but Kaymer hit back with a birdie of his own on the next.
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Germany's Martin Kaymer claims 92nd PGA Championship at Whistling Straits
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Kaymer beats American Bubba Watson in three-hole playoff in final major of season
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Dustin Johnson penalized two shots on final hole to miss out on playoff
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Phil Mickelson finishes tied 12th so Tiger Woods still world number one

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Jonathan Pollard, the former U.S. intelligence agent who was convicted of spying for Israel, could be released before the Jewish holiday of Passover as part of efforts to save Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations, an Israeli official involved in the talks told CNN. Suggestions for deals for Pollard's release have been floated over the years but have not materialized. Passover starts on April 14. Talk of Pollard's possible release came as Secretary of State John Kerry traveled to Israel on Monday to try to mediate a dispute between Israel and the Palestinians over the release of Palestinian prisoners. Kerry was in Belgium on Tuesday.
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Kerry is no longer traveling to the Mideast on Wednesday, source tells CNN
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Kerry says there's "no agreement" with regards to any prisoner
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Pollard is a former U.S. intelligence agent convicted of spying for Israel
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Palestinian lawmaker says no deal imminent, alleges Israeli ruse

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(CNN) -- An Argentine government report released Tuesday alleges that two of the country's largest newspapers, Clarin and La Nacion, resorted to human rights violations against the owners of a paper company in what was an illegal appropriation of its shares. Founded in 1972, Papel Prensa is the main manufacturer of newsprint in Argentina and is owned by Clarin, La Nacion, and the government. The report alleges that the two newspaper conglomerates colluded with Argentina's dictatorship in 1976 to force the sale of the shares through torture and threats. Both newspapers have denied the claims, and say the shares of Papel Prensa were bought legally.
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A report alleges that Argentina's largest newspapers illegally obtained shares of Papel Prensa
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Papel Prensa is the country's largest newsprint producer
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The papers worked with the dictatorship at the time to gain the shares, the report says

Question: She also accused Clarin, which owns 49 percent of @placeholder, of managing a monopoly that put some competitors out of business and kept other newspapers from emerging in Argentina.


By Vincent Graff PUBLISHED: 14:01 EST, 10 April 2013 | UPDATED: 17:00 EST, 10 April 2013 Gwen Trickett, a  no-nonsense 77-year-old great-grandmother with a Yorkshire accent as thick as porridge, is musing on the shortcomings of society. ‘The young ones now, they’re not like our generation, are they?’ she says. ‘People have too much money. They won’t get things mended. They’d sooner throw ’em away and get a new one.’ Chucking stuff is not Gwen’s style. A real sucker: Vince tests out the 56-year-old Hoover as Gwen looks on I hope she won’t mind me saying, but I’ve not really come to her house — a semi with a neat front garden on the outskirts of Barnsley — to meet her. I’m here to look at one of Gwen’s household appliances: her 56-year-old Hoover.
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Gwen Trickett, 77, from Barnsley bought her Hoover Junior in 1957
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Five decades on it is still in full active service

Question: That’s the equivalent of nearly £420 in today’s money, four times the price of a basic @placeholder model now.


The annals of war are full of stories of lovelorn soldiers on the front line, dreaming wistfully of a girl back home. Evangeline Poteat was one such dream girl ... but rather than consuming the thoughts of a single soldier, she was desired by three. Now, a collection of 18 love letters sent to the 22-year-old factory worker from the trio of admirers during the Second World War are to go under the hammer. They reveal three men in love, each fighting on two fronts: on one for their country, and on another for her heart. Never met: Evangeline Poteat (right) ultimately chose Teal Davis (left), an air-crew chief stationed in Burma - even though they had never met
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Evangeline Poteat was a factory worker during WWII from Bakersville
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She corresponded with three men - all of whom wanted to marry her
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Two she knew, having dated them before the outbreak of war
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One writes: 'I know that you think that I am crazy ... [but] I love you'
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But she chose the one she didn't know, an Air Force crew chief in Burma
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He was Teal Davis and his letters track the evolution of their courtship
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He describes receiving her letters as like 'pennies falling from Heaven'
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The 18 letters are being sold on auction site eBay by a collector in Oregon

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Editor's note: Wayne LaPierre has served as the executive vice president and chief executive officer of the National Rifle Association of America since 1991. His latest book is "The Global War on Your Guns: Inside the U.N. Plan to Destroy the Bill of Rights." Wayne LaPierre says the Mexican drug war isn't a reason to restrict gun ownership in the U.S. (CNN) -- Here's a summary for the time- or attention-challenged: Never surrender freedom for laws that can't affect criminals; they disobey laws for a living. Nobody is surprised that Attorney General Eric Holder wants to make good on his promise to ban guns. We just didn't know whose tragedy he'd seize to advance his agenda.
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Wayne LaPierre: Effort under way to reinstate Clinton-era gun ban
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He says claims that 95% of Mexico drug guns come from U.S. aren't backed up
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LaPierre: Our gun freedoms aren't responsible for fueling the drug war
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He says U.S. should seal the border and enforce existing gun laws

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Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Robert Culp, the actor who rose to fame as secret agent Kelly Robinson on the groundbreaking 1960s TV series "I Spy" and later played Ray Romano's father-in-law on "Everybody Loves Raymond," has died. He was 79. Culp died after falling on a sidewalk near a Los Angeles park, said his publicist, Dick Delson. Delson had no further details. The versatile Culp not only acted in "I Spy," which aired on NBC from 1965 to 1968, he also wrote several episodes. The series, which also starred Bill Cosby as Robinson's partner (and, as their covers, trainer to Culp's globe-trotting tennis player), was the first to feature an African-American in a lead role; Cosby won three Emmys for his work.
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Culp, 79, gained TV stardom in 1960s with "I Spy"
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He also played father-in-law in "Everybody Loves Raymond"
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Movie roles include 1969's "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice," "The Pelican Brief" in '93

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The St Louis Rams used their special teams to surprising effect to knock off the defending Super Bowl champions Seattle Seahawks 28-26 on Sunday. Early on, Benny Cunningham's 75-yard kick-off return set up Tre Mason's opening touchdown, and Stedman Bailey's 90-yard touchdown run on a trick return put the Rams up 21-3. Russell Wilson led a Seattle rally, passing for two touchdowns and 313 yards while rushing for another 106, but they came up short and the Rams put the game away after Johnny Hekker's 18-yard pass to Cunningham on a fake punt. St Louis Rams stunned Super Bowl champions Seattle with a 28-26 victory at the Edward Jones Dome
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Super Bowl champions beaten 28-26 by NFC West rivals in St Louis
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Jacksonville Jaguars win first game of the season against Cleveland Browns ahead of trip to London in week 10
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Detroit Lions come from behind to beat New Orleans Saints 24-23
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Atlanta Falcons, who will face Lions at Wembley next Sunday, beaten 29-7 by Baltimore Ravens and suffer fourth straight defeat
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Aaron Rodgers throws three touchdown passes as Green Bay Packers thrash Carolina Panthers 38-17 at Lambeau Field
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Indianapolis Colts take command of AFC South with 27-0 victory over Cincinnati Bengals to record fifth straight victory
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Dallas Cowboys move to 6-1 with win over NFC East rivals New York Giants

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DONETSK, Ukraine (CNN) -- A frail Irene Famulak clutched her brother on the airport tarmac, her arm wrapped around him in a tight embrace, tears streaming down their faces. It was the first time since 1942 they had seen each other, when she was 17 and he was just 7. Siblings Wssewolod Galezkij and Irene Famulak were separated in 1942 when Nazis took her to a labor camp. That was the night the invading Nazis came to take her away from her Ukrainian home. "I remember it well because I kissed him good-bye, and he pushed me away," she said of her brother. "I asked, 'Why did you do that?' And he said that he doesn't like kisses."
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Brother, sister meet for first time since 1942, when Nazis separated them
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Brother in Ukraine never stopped searching: "Now I truly believe I can die satisfied"
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An American Red Cross volunteer helped bring them together
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(CNN) -- As I sipped Champagne and breathed in the clear icy air of Mammoth Mountain, my boyfriend Matt got down on one knee, offered a glistening diamond ring and asked, "Sascha Rothchild, will you marry me?" I was shocked, floored, stunned. I dropped my Champagne and almost passed out. This was my first marriage proposal, but not my first marriage. When Matt suggested our mountain vacation, I had just finished a book tour to promote my memoir, "How To Get Divorced By 30." That divorce was from my first, lovable, lackadaisical stoner husband whom I married at age 27. We'd been dating for 3 years when my arbitrary timetable had hit its must-get-married date. He never actually proposed, we just decided one night we would "do this."
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Second wedding is being planned seriously, vows to include "love" and "forever"

Question: While @placeholder was planning this proposal fit for a big glossy studio romcom, I was traveling around the country discussing and defending my book about my starter marriage.


A woman ordered to stay away from a couple for 10 years after she admitted to terrorizing them in revenge for being outbid on a home in San Diego has moved in just a mile down the road. Kathy Rowe, 53, pleaded guilty last month to stalking and was sentenced to one year of home electronic surveillance and five years probation. A judge also ordered her to stay away from Jerry Rice, 40, and Janice Ruhter, 37, for 10 years, but much to the couple’s distress she and her family have just moved into the same neighborhood. Scroll down for video
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Kathy Rowe, 53, pleaded guilty last month to stalking and was sentenced to one year of home electronic surveillance
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She was also ordered her to stay away from Jerry Rice, 40 and Janice Ruhter, 37, for 10 years, but instead has moved in just one mile away
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Jerry Rice and Janice Ruhter say they remain concerned for their safety and that of their two young sons
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'I kind of think she has more of a reason now to attack us. So obviously, we’re concerned for the family,' said Rice
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Rowe admitted to terrorizing them in revenge for being outbid on a home in San Diego

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BROOKLYN CENTER, Minnesota (CNN) -- Thousands of Liberians living in the United States face deportation March 31 when a federal immigration status created for humanitarian purposes expires. Corvah Akoiwala is worried about what will happen to his children, born in the U.S., when he is sent to Liberia. In the 1990s, a bloody civil war raged through the West African nation, killing 250,000 people and displacing more than a million, according to a U.N. report. The United States extended "temporary protection status" to all Liberians who could get to America, and 14,000 of them took advantage of that humanitarian offer.
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14,000 Liberians took advantage of U.S. temporary status during civil war
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Liberians have to return home when status exemption expires March 31
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Corvah Akoiwala: "My fear is, who am I going to leave my kids with?"
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Sen. Jack Reed pushing for extension to allow Liberians to stay

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By Harriet Arkell PUBLISHED: 08:38 EST, 6 December 2013 | UPDATED: 15:46 EST, 6 December 2013 Nelson Mandela died at home in the Johannesburg suburb of Houghton, 10 weeks after being allowed out of the Pretoria hospital where he had been treated for a persistent lung infection. South African president Jacob Zuma said the 95-year-old, who was transferred home by ambulance in August to spend his final weeks there, had 'passed on peacefully in the company of his family'. Mandela's third wife, Graca Machel, 68, is believed to have been by his side, as well as some of his children, grandchildren, stepchildren, a priest, and elders from his native Thembu tribe.
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Former president surrounded by family including 3rd wife Graca Machel, 68
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His daughter, Makaziwe Mandela-Amuah, 60, grandsons Ndaba Mandela, 30, and Mandla Mandela, 38, also thought to have been at his side
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Elders from his native Thembu tribe are believed to have been at deathbed
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But there was no sign of Winnie Mandela, 77, his second wife of 38 years

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London, England (CNN) -- The largest collection of Smurf memorabilia, the longest dog tongue, and the most football management rejection letters could only be together in one place -- the annual list of Guinness World Records. All of them have made the 2011 edition, released Thursday. The Smurf collection involves 1,061 different items owned by Stephen Parkes, 44, of Nottingham, England. He said he began collecting them in 1976 when he was 10, and that today he will pay as much as 500 pounds ($780) for a rare item. "It's great to get in the book, although I think I'm going to get a fair amount of stick (criticism) from friends when they see the photos," Parkes said.
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By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 05:26 EST, 12 November 2012 | UPDATED: 05:26 EST, 12 November 2012 An influential blogger has launched a new service that posts satellite images of areas hit by U.S. drone strikes as an Instagram feed. Dronestagram posts images drone strike locations from Google Maps Satellite view to the popular photo-sharing service along with short summaries of what's there. The online service is the brainchild of London-based writer James Bridle, who has earned world-wide reknown for his New Aesthetic blog which aims to describe how now-ubiquitous computer networks change how we perceive the world. Dronestagram: The service posts images of the locations of drone strikes from Google Maps Satellite view to Instagram along with short summaries of what's there
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Drone strikes will be reported as an Instagram feed syndicated to Tumblr and Twitter
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Reports of strikes in Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia taken from the Bureau of Investigative Journalism

Question: He said @placeholder is his way of 'making these locations just a little bit more visible, a little closer.


Washington (CNN) -- Republicans led by presidential challenger Mitt Romney served up a heaping helping of political red meat on Friday, launching a salvo of attacks on President Barack Obama that called him a liar and a failed leader. Romney told an interview broadcast on ABC that his biggest concern about the three upcoming presidential debates is that Obama will be untruthful. "The president tends to, how shall I say it, to say things that aren't true," Romney said, contemplating whether he would spend debate time "correcting things that aren't quite accurate" or "talking about the things I want to talk about."
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NEW: "These are difficult days," President Obama says of anti-American unrest
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Mitt Romney says Obama will be untruthful in the debates
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Paul Ryan blames Obama for anti-American unrest in Arab nations
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The Obama campaign calls Ryan's criticism "over-the-top" and dishonest

Question: In an already nasty and bitter campaign, @placeholder's pre-emptive strike less than three weeks before the first debate on Oct. 3 signaled more personal attacks to come as the election campaign gallops toward the November vote.


Tottenham's Belgian duo Jan Vertonghen and Mousa Dembele have urged World Cup referees to give greater protection to team-mate Eden Hazard. Playmaker Hazard was given a torrid time by Algeria’s defenders before setting up the Red Devils’ winner in last week’s come-from-behind 2-1 win. Belgium’s golden generation will qualify for the last 16 with victory over Fabio Capello’s Russia in Rio on Sunday, with Felix Brych of Germany to officiate, and Dembele said: ‘Everybody knows Eden is an unbelievable talent and we also know he is going to get kicked. I hope the referees protect him a bit.’ Target: Eden Hazard was on the receiving end of some meaty challenges against Nigeria
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Chelsea forward was targeted by Algeria during Belgium's 2-1 victory
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Spurs pair Vertonghen and Dembele want referees to protect Hazard
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Belgium face Russia in Group H second game on Sunday

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Forget everything you know about cake cutting; this new method could turn the seemingly straight-forward practice on its head. Although, using the word ‘new’ isn’t accurate, because the method is actually a 100-year-old trick unearthed by London-based author and mathematician Alex Bellos. In his latest YouTube video, Bellos describes how taking wedges out of cakes leaves them susceptible to drying - and we should instead be cutting them in lines so the whole cake can be sealed and stored. In a video for YouTube channel Numberphile, British mathematician Alex Bellos explained the best way to scientifically and mathematically cut a cake (shown). By cutting it in parallel lines, rather than in wedges the cake can more easily be stored without going dry, Bellos said
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London mathematician Alex Bellos describes the trick in a YouTube video
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The method involves cutting parallel lines rather than wedges
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This allows the cake to be sealed with icing around it, keeping it fresh
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Francis Galton first described the innovative method in Nature in 1906
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And Bellos said the 'nice uniform slice is a lot better' than wedge-cutting

Question: Titled ‘Cutting a round cake on scientific principles’, @placeholder’s letter explained how the ‘ordinary method of cutting out a wedge is very faulty’.


Along the Turkish border hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees listen to the distant pop of shells and rattle of machine-gun fire as ISIS renewed its attacks on their home city of Kobani today. Between 140,000 and 180,000 ethnic Kurds have so far left the city for the safety of Turkey, fearing another massacre if Islamic State militants overrun the peshmerga fighters protecting them. While the evacuation has been largely peaceful so far, today clashes erupted between armed Turkish police and Kurdish refugees as they tried to march back to the border and stage a protest, no longer able to bear  the sound of the fighting.
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Around 200 Kurdish refugees attempted to march to the border to protest attacks by ISIS militants on city of Kobani
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However Turkish police and soldiers were forced to use tear gas in order to disperse the activists as tension rise
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Between 140,000 and 160,000 Kurds have fled the town of Kobani fearing a massacre if ISIS troops manage to take it
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Elsewhere bombing raids killed an estimated 35 fighters on the outskirts of Kobani and in the city of Shaddadeh

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By Chris Pleasance Gulliver's Travels is a classic novel which has inspired legions of schoolchildren and adults with its imaginative wit and satirical undertones. Less inspiring, however, is the abandoned Japanese theme park based on the 18th century book which was left to rot after closing down in 2001. The eerie centrepiece of the park is a 147ft statue of Gulliver himself being tied to the ground by the miniature Lilliputians, who he encounters during his first adventure. Gulliver's Kingdom theme park opened near Mount Fiji (pictured in the background) in 1997 and features a huge 146ft-long statue of Gulliver
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Gulliver's Kingdom theme park near Mount Fuji opened in 1997 but closed four years later
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The park failed to attract enough visitors, despite housing a 147ft-tall statue of Gulliver himself
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It is located close to Japan's biggest suicide hotspot, perhaps suggesting why few people came
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Since 2001 the park has been left to rot, and was photographed by 44-year-old Martin Lyle

Question: @placeholder opened its doors in 1997, but four years later it was forced to close due to a lack of customers.


By Mark Prigg Amazon has poached the man behind Google Glass and the firms smart contact lenses. The firm is believed to be developing its own interactive eyewear. He broke the news on his Google+ page, saying: 'Status: Super Excited', alongside an Amazon logo. Scroll down for video Babak Parviz designed the optics in google glass and the firm';s smart contact lens - and is now moving to Amazon to work on a secret project Google's smart contact lens can measure glucose levels in tears using a tiny wireless chip and miniaturized glucose sensor that are embedded between two layers of soft contact lens material.
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Babak Parviz announced his employment change on Google+
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Worked on Glass and smart lens to measure diabetic's glucose levels
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Believed to be working on similar projects at Amazon

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Jurgen Klinsman and his team are becoming increasingly popular. Playing attractive football, and getting the notoriously 'anti-soccer' American public on their side, they have also attracted admiration and support from various celebrities. President Barack Obama tweeted: 'In America, we don't settle. We out-hustle the competition. That's who we are. Let's do this @USSoccer! ', while his Vice President Joe Biden also offered his support, tweeting a picture with the team and the message 'Let's go' shortly before kick-off. Up for it: Samuel L. Jackson was one of the celebrities to back his team on twitter before the game Get him off: Barack Obama gesticulates towards the screen at a staff viewing party in Washington
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Vice-President Joe Biden tweets 'Let's go' with picture from changing room
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The White House says 'let's do this'
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Tom Hanks, Robin Williams and Oscar de la Hoya tweet their support
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NBA stars Carmelo Anthony and 'Magic' Johnson among many sportsmen backing team USA
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Joe Jonas posts instagram video playing football in US kit
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USMNT meet Belgium for place in quarter-finals
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Brazil 2014 has seen huge growth in popularity of 'soccer'
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USA eventually lose 2-1 after extra time

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By Rachel Quigley Last updated at 6:25 PM on 11th January 2012 A teenage ice hockey player has been left paralysed by a dangerous hit from behind during a game just days after a 16-year-old was told he would never walk again following a similar incident. St Croix Luther High senior Jenna Privette, from Minnesota, was hospitalised after she was 'checked' from behind during a game on Friday night. She fell to the ice and was unable to move. Her injury comes only a week after Benilde St Margaret's player Jack Jablonski,16, was left paralysed for life in an almost identical incident just miles away.
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Jenna Privette changed her profile picture to Jack Jablonski's number and name before the game
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The 16-year-old was told just last week he will never be able to walk again after severing spinal chord
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Some hope for Jenna, 18, as she has some feeling in upper body

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By Victoria Woollaston It’s that time of year again when companies try to dupe the public with their April Fools gags. And MailOnline has scoured the web to round up the best pranks in the world of technology so you don't have to. This year has seen the likes of Samsung offering pigeon-powered Wi-Fi, Microsoft’s smart paperclip, Ocado's 42-inch tablet, and wearable tech pants among other gems. Scroll down for video Google's AutoAwesome April Fool's involved David Hasselhoff, pictured, automatically photobombing people's images on Google+. The firm promised users the Hoff would make an appearance when a photo was uploaded, if there was enough space for him, and the Knight Rider star had made 100 poses for the project
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Google’s April Fools' gag involved David Hasselhoff photobombing images
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Microsoft launched a smart paperclip, complete with quotes from the clip
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Tesco unveiled the Cudl - 'the world’s first tablet made for two'
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While Ocado announced a 42-inch tablet with an hour's battery life

Question: In a tongue-in-cheek interview with the MailOnline, the Hoff said: ‘I’ve always wanted the opportunity to please the fans that write to me every day and @placeholder gave me a solution.


By Sean Poulter, Consumer Affairs Editor PUBLISHED: 20:39 EST, 15 November 2012 | UPDATED: 08:56 EST, 16 November 2012 High street stores have slammed Brussels over decision to impose a 'Crockery Tax' on cheap cups, plates and bowls imported from China. A new duty will come into force within 24 hours and add between 17.6per cent and 58.8per cent to the wholesale dockside price of the cheap imports. This could feed through to a 20 per cent increase in the price of a basic set of dinner plates, side plates and bowls in the shops. Some 80 per cent of all British and European imports of crockery come from China, which benefits from low wages and production costs.
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The British Retail Consortium warned that the move will drive up shop prices
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The EU market for ceramic tableware and kitchenware is worth £1.2billion
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It is estimated that the duties will add £230million to importers' costs

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By Martyn Ziegler Technology company Hawkeye is in talks with the International Rugby Board (IRB) about providing a replacement to the controversial television match official (TMO) system ahead of the 2015 World Cup, it can be revealed. Hawkeye, which already operates goal-line systems in football and video technology in Australian rules football, believes it can significantly increase the speed of decision-making. It is also in talks with Premiership Rugby. The discussions come at a key time for the sport after Saracens chief executive Edward Griffiths labelled TMO 'a shambles' following the Aviva Premiership final - it took four minutes to award Northampton's winning try and there were also two disallowed tries.
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Hawkeye are in talks with the International Rugby Board about replacing the controversial Television Match Official system
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TMO was criticised for taking four minutes to decide the Aviva Premiership final between Northampton and Saracens
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Hawkeye has been used for football goalline technology, tennis and cricket

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By Sarah Griffiths PUBLISHED: 08:14 EST, 18 October 2013 | UPDATED: 08:14 EST, 18 October 2013 There were fears that an eagerly anticipated comet thought to be 15 times brighter than the moon had broken up, leaving skywatchers who had hoped to spot it from Earth disappointed. But a new Hubble Telescope photo has confirmed that the fragile icy ball appears to be intact and is on track to visit our inner solar system from November to January. It is hoped that Comet ISON, which is making a precarious path around the sun, will put on a spectacular show for people who live in the Northern hemisphere.
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There were fears that Comet ISON, which promised to be visible from Earth in broad daylight later this year, had fizzled out
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Astronomers are optimistic the comet will survive its transit 730,000 miles from the sun, as its nucleus is estimated to measure up to 1.2 miles across

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 05:55 EST, 15 June 2012 | UPDATED: 03:29 EST, 19 June 2012 The lift began its upward journey with three people inside – but by the time it reached its destination, there were four. Mother-to-be Ashley Ward, 26, accompanied by her sister Lauren, was being moved to a hospital maternity unit by porter Ian Ramsbottom when the lift shuddered to a halt between the first and second floors. Mr Ramsbottom forced the doors open – but all he could see was a wall. He used the lift intercom to contact staff, who called in the fire brigade.
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By Katy Winter Debunking the stereotype of the dumb beauty queen, one pageant winner has manged to prove herself off stage as well as on. As last year's Miss Birmingham Rachael Barker impressed so much in the role that she now works full-time for the organisers of Miss England. The 25-year-old is now in charge of organising the Miss Birmingham, Miss Black Country and Miss Worcestershire competitions. Rachael Barker impressed so much in her role as Miss Birmingham that she now works full-time for the organisers of Miss England She was offered the job on stage in April as she handed over her crown to her successor, Katie Stamps.
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Rachael was crowned Miss Birmingham in 2013
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The university graduate impressed during her year in the office
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Was offered a  job on stage in April as she handed over her crown
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Now helps organise the three Miss England competitions
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Says pageants are now about building confidence and charity

Question: 'I want as many girls as possible to enter because last year for Miss @placeholder we only had 22 entrants - ideally we need around 40,' she said.


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Two hundred years after his birth in a log cabin in Kentucky, Abraham Lincoln continues to fascinate. Abraham Lincoln is invoked by politicians of both parties, observes historian Ronald C. White Jr. His moral clarity, his extraordinary gifts with language, his decisive role in preserving the Union and what some consider his ultimate martyrdom combine to make of Lincoln a mythic figure with a firm hold on our collective imagination. In conjunction with the bicentennial of his birth, a slew of new books on the 16th U.S. president have appeared. Among the best-reviewed is the biography "A. Lincoln" (Random House) by historian Ronald C. White Jr., who drew on new research for his portrait.
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Ronald C. White Jr. is author of new Lincoln biography, "A. Lincoln"
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Lincoln "embodies the best of America," White says
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Historian sees some comparisons with President Obama: demeanor, writing ability
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Lincoln's character, moral vision still pertinent, White says

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London (CNN) -- Germany has been at the very heart of the European Union since it began 60 years ago as a way of pooling coal and steel resources -- and of preventing future wars on a continent already devastated by brutal conflicts. But as the region's strongest economy, it has borne the brunt of the cost of recent rescue deals, and the country's troubled history has meant its insistence on unity is viewed with suspicion by some of its neighbors. So why is Germany still so willing to do all it can to protect the European Union? And will anything shake its faith in the euro?
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Germany has been at the very heart of the European Union since it began 60 years ago
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As region's strongest economy, it has borne the brunt of the cost of recent rescue deals
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Deutschmark was seen as symbol of Germany's post-WWII recovery, move to euro a major sacrifice
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Germany keen to protect euro, but "no-one wants to pour water into a leaking bucket forever"

Question: "Germany was completely devastated after the war, and that meant it could begin again from scratch, build a new @placeholder, a new democratic nation, using economic growth as the basis for that democracy.


The Italian defender whose shoulder he sank his teeth into probably still doesn’t see the funny side. But Luis Suarez’s extraordinary attack on Giorgio Chiellini was yesterday the inspiration for dozens of joke images and videos on the internet. One mock-up that proved popular around the world had Suarez as Hannibal Lecter, the cannibal criminal from the 1991 film The Silence of the Lambs. Scroll down for video... Monster: Luis Suarez is portrayed as Jaws on a poster from the 1975 thriller after the Uruguay striker's extraordinary attack on Giorgio Chiellini during his team's World Cup match against Italy Danger from the deep: Suarez became the subject of many joke images and videos on the internet after Tuesday's incident. He has been widely depicted as a shark
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Luis Suarez plunged his mouth into Giorgio Chiellini during World Cup tie
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The striker was allowed to continue playing in the Uruguay and Italy clash
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Liverpool striker depicted as Dracula, a vampire and a dog in a neck cone

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Extraordinary coincidence: Convicted paedophile Andrew Sadler (pictured in 2012) taught at schools attended by David Cameron, Prince Edward and 'psycho' banker Rurik Jutting A convicted paedophile who was caught in bed with two child prostitutes in Romania taught at schools attended by David Cameron, Prince Edward - and 'psycho' banker Rurik Jutting. In an astonishing coincidence, MailOnline can reveal that Andrew Sadler, who was jailed after abusing two 15-year-old boys, was a teacher at prestigious boarding schools where the prime minister, princes Andrew and Edward, and the trader accused of murdering two sex workers in Hong Kong were all pupils.
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Andrew Sadler taught at Heatherdown school with Prince Edward and PM
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Prince Andrew also attended the exclusive boarding school near Ascot
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Sadler later taught at £6k-a-term Abberley Hall when Rurik Jutting was there
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Sadler was also member of the notorious Paedophile Information Exchange
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Brendan Rodgers has vowed to keep making bold decisions even though he accepts too many wrong calls would mean he pays a heavy price. Liverpool’s manager maintains there was nothing defeatist about the controversial team he selected against Real Madrid, insisting there was enough quality - even without Raheem Sterling, Steven Gerrard and Jordan Henderson - to get a result in the Bernabeu. Rodgers’ decisions have been heavily scrutinised in the last 48 hours but, crucially, not by Fenway Sports Group, Liverpool’s owners. Chairman Tom Werner is over for Saturday’s game against Chelsea and he met Rodgers on Thursday to discuss how the season has been panning out.
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Reds boss defends team selection for midweek defeat to Real Madrid
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Anfield chief vows to carry on making the big calls even if he pays price

Question: There is no suggestion Rodgers is under pressure and the 4,500 Liverpool fans who travelled to Madrid gave him constant and noisy backing; the only burden he feels comes from within, as he continues to look for solutions that will get @placeholder winning consistently.


(CNN) -- Your head is pounding, burning with raging fever, your aching bones feeling like they weigh a ton. Covered in profuse sweating, your exhausted body shivers with teeth-chattering chills. For anyone who's suffered through severe bouts of malaria, this is the nauseating roller coaster the disease typically wreaks on its victims. But now an award-winning innovation by two students in Burkina Faso could help reduce the devastating impact of the life-threatening disease, which is caused by parasites that are spread to humans through the bites of infected mosquitoes. Moctar Dembele, who is from Burkina Faso, and Gerard Niyondiko, from Burundi, have used locally sourced herbs and natural ingredients to create a soap they say repels mosquitoes, in order to prevent malaria.
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Two students have created a soap they say repels mosquitoes
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"Faso Soap" was the winner of this year's Global Social Venture Competition
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One student is from Burkina Faso, the other from Burundi
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The soap is made from Shea butter and other secret ingredients

Question: The team is now working on the optimization of the soap through clinical trials, with the aim of entering the market by 2015, starting from @placeholder.


Cairo (CNN) -- Israeli and Palestinian negotiators have agreed to extend the current Gaza cease-fire by 24 hours, Gamal Shobky, the Palestinian Authority ambassador to Egypt, said Monday. An Israeli government official confirmed the extension to CNN. The cease-fire is now set to expire at midnight Tuesday ( 5 p.m. ET). The extension gives negotiators more time to talk about the issues for a lasting peace in Gaza. "There hasn't been any progress at all," Azzam al-Ahmed, the lead Palestinian negotiator, told reporters. Israeli and Palestinian media had reported Monday afternoon that a deal was set to be signed. Israel's Channel 10, quoting Palestinian sources, said the agreement would include the easing of Gaza border restrictions and enlargement of the fishing zone off the Gaza coast.
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NEW: Another Palestinian official believes the situation is 'very fragile'
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Israeli negotiators have been told to be steadfast on security, says Israel's PM

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Embattled Mayor Bill de Blasio and the city's five police unions are cooling off tensions at least until the two NYPD officers who were brutally murdered over the weekend are put to rest. De Blasio has been under heavy fire from the unions serving the NYPD's 35,000 employees for what they have called an anti-police stance from City Hall. But on Monday, hours after visiting the family of the slain, the mayor and police Commissioner Bill Bratton asked for a cease fire from all sides — with no protests or politicking until families and friends can properly mourn and bury officers Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu.
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City Hall and the police unions are cooling off tensions until family members and New Yorkers can mourn and bury officers Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu
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Mayor Bill de Blasio on Monday morning shook hands with the family of Officer Ramos and visited his widow and teenage sons
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Police Commissioner Bill Bratton and first lady Chirlane McCray were also at hand, and later visited the family of Officer Wenjian Liu
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Tensions remain high between the mayor and NYPD over what cops say is an anti-police stance from City Hall
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Dozens of cops turned their backs on de Blasio when he went to the hospital in the aftermath of the shootings

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Arsenal scout Brian McDermott was at Espanyol against Valencia on Tuesday evening as he ran the rule over Hector Moreno. The 26-year-old Mexico international has been a target for Tottenham, Swansea, Everton and Hull in recent seasons. However it is thought Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is keen to sign the 57 time capped centre back to bolster his defence. Mexico centre back Hector Moreno (left), in action at last year's World Cup, is a target of Arsenal Moreno, up against Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo, currently plays in La Liga with Espanyol Moreno starred for Mexico in the World Cup last summer but Wenger will have to fend of interest from Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino, who worked with the 26-year-old during his time at Espanyol.
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He starred for Mexico in the 2014 World Cup and has been capped 57 times
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26-year-old has only played five games for the La Liga side this season

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(Parenting) -- Simone's mom reads, sings and talks to him in French. In fact, Melissa Da, a French-American from Baltimore, only speaks her native language to the 2 1/2-year-old. The goal? To raise him to be bilingual. The number of U.S. residents age 5 and older who speak a language other than English at home has more than doubled in the past three decades. Parents like Da and Jennifer Ghurani of Hawthorne, California, are a small part of the reason why. "I want Delila to know where she's from and be able to interact with her extended family," says Ghurani, who's teaching her daughter to speak Arabic.
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The number of U.S. residents who speak a language other than English at home is on the rise
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Face-to-face language exposure as well as music or DVDs can help a child learn a new language

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Washington (CNN) -- President Obama signed sweeping health care reform legislation into law Tuesday, hailing the moment as the latest example of America facing up to major challenges for the benefit of all its people. The bill constitutes the biggest expansion of federal health care guarantees in more than four decades, and its enactment was a giant victory for Obama and Democrats after a brutal legislative battle dating back to the start of his presidency. No Republicans supported the bill in either the House or Senate, and Democratic leaders needed a separate bill that calls for changes in the new law in order to get enough support in the House to pass the measure.
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"We are not a nation that scales back its aspirations," he says; others vow to fight law
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Attorneys general from 13 states file a lawsuit against the measure
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Obama to travel to Iowa to continue sales pitch to still-skeptical public
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Package of changes to bill still needs Senate approval; GOP could delay it there

Question: Also present were several people who wrote @placeholder in the past year about their personal woes over losing or being unable to get health insurance.


(CNN) -- Airbus test pilots and managers celebrated Friday after the long-awaited inaugural flight of the Airbus A350 XWB went off without a hitch. Aviation enthusiasts around the world had their eyes on France as the aircraft took off from Toulouse-Blagnac airport around 10 a.m. local time and landed safely about four hours later. The test crew waved an Airbus flag from a hatch above the cockpit as the aircraft taxied after its successful maiden journey. The crew, who emerged to applause from waiting friends and family, said the aircraft proved easy to handle and performed well throughout the test program.
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The first A350 XWB test flight comes to a successful end in Toulouse, France
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"I knew it was going to be impressive, but I was blown away," says Airbus COO
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The A350 is designed to go head-to-head with rival Boeing's 787 Dreamliner and 777s
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There's still no confirmation of an A350 XWB appearance at Paris Air Show

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Usain Bolt has provided the Commonwealth Games with a huge boost after the Jamaican sprint sensation confirmed his availability for next month's competition in Glasgow. The 27-year-old has been struggling with a foot injury and his participation may be limited to the relay, depending on the Jamaican selectors' stance towards Bolt missing the official trial. There were major doubts over whether Bolt would be fit to compete, with the 100 and 200 metres world record holder pulling out of events in Paris and Ostrava earlier in the season. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Usain Bolt advising wannabe athletes Glasgow bound: Usain Bolt has confirmed his availability for the Commonwealth Games
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Bolt confirmed on his website that he is available for selection
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By James Andrew Follow @@JamesAndrew_ Brentford's Mark Warburton may not be one of the famous managerial names in English football, but Marcos Tebar says he’s in the same bracket as Jose Mourinho and Manuel Pellegrini. Tebar signed a two-year deal at SkyBet Championship newboys Brentford this summer, having learnt his trade at Real Madrid. The Spanish midfielder, who made just one senior appearance at the Bernabeu, had first-hand experience of working with Mourinho and Pellegrini but believes his new manager is best suited to his style of play. The Bees' knees: Mark Warburton is highly rated by Brentford's summer signing Marcos Tebar (below)
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Brentford summer signing worked with Mourinho and Pellegrini at Madrid
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Tebar came through the  Bernabeu ranks but played only once for first team
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Midfielder says Bees boss's passing style best suits his game

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- British reality TV celebrity Jade Goody died early Sunday morning following a public battle with cervical cancer, her publicist has announced. Jade Goody married her fiance Jack Tweed weeks before her death. Goody, 27, died in her sleep at home in Essex, east of London, just before 4 a.m. (midnight Eastern Daylight Time), a spokeswoman for Max Clifford Associates said. Goody's husband, Jack Tweed, who she married last month in a lavish wedding ceremony, was at her bedside when she died, Clifford said. Her mother, Jackiey Budden, who was also at the house, said: "My beautiful daughter is at peace."
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Jade Goody dies aged 27 after losing her battle with cervical cancer
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British PM Gordon Brown says he is "deeply saddened" by Goody's death
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British "Big Brother" star fast-tracked plans to get married after cancer spread
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Goody said she needed to keep selling her story to raise money for her boys

Question: The British government even stepped in to extend @placeholder's 7 p.m. curfew, a condition of his release from jail, so the couple could spend their wedding night together.


By Louise Boyle PUBLISHED: 01:24 EST, 5 February 2013 | UPDATED: 06:16 EST, 5 February 2013 This is the dramatic moment that the lights went out in the middle of the Super Bowl on Sunday night, leaving officials looking out over 71,000 football fans with baffled expressions. A TV network had been holding an interview behind-the scenes at the Superdome control room in New Orleans when a power cut rippled around the stadium. An eerie calm descended in the tower as the 35-minute power cut set in. Officials maintained a grip on their emotions despite the fact there appeared to be little clue as to what was going on.
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TV cameras caught the moment when the power went out at New Orleans stadium at beginning of third quarter
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Suggestions that Beyoncé's spectacular half-time performance had overloaded the system proved false
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Play between the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens suspended for 35 minutes
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Officials worried about power outage months before big game, records revealed on Monday

Question: The pair were discussing how the superstar's performance had over-run by three minutes and were wrapping up the interview when floodlights around the top of the @placeholder cut out, plunging thousands of fans and players on the field into darkness.


An eastern Ohio elementary school official will perform community service related to rape awareness in exchange for prosecutors dropping a charge that she failed to report rumors of a teenage sex and drinking party, state Attorney General Mike DeWine announced Wednesday. Lynnett Gorman had faced a misdemeanor charge of failure to report child abuse or neglect related to the April 2012 party. The accusation against Gorman arose from an investigation into other crimes associated with the  the notorious Steubenville rape case of a 16-year-old girl after a different party in August 2012, but it was not related to that case.
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Lynnett Gorman had faced a misdemeanor charge of failure to report child abuse or neglect related to the April 2012 party
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Gorman, a principal in the Steubenville city schools, must perform 40 hours of community service at a rape crisis or victim assistance center

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(CNN)  -- The events of a single afternoon when she was 13 years old have haunted Samantha Geimer her entire life. A famous movie director allegedly gave her champagne and had sex with her. Samantha Geimer appears in the HBO documentary "Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired." She is 45 now, and wishes the whole matter would just go away. The arrest of Roman Polanski in Switzerland over the weekend makes that highly unlikely. Geimer is back in the news in connection with the infamous 1977 California sex case, whether she likes it or not. It should have ended three decades ago, when Polanski pleaded guilty to a single count of unlawful sexual intercourse with a minor. He would have been given credit for time served while undergoing an evaluation and placed on probation.
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1977 sex case involving Roman Polanski reopens old wounds for victim
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Filmmaker pleaded guilty, fled United States before sentencing

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Atlanta (CNN) -- Kerry Swift stands in the kitchen of her Georgia home, warming food and setting out cutlery for her guests. Another humid summer day in the South nears its end. She is hosting a dinner party tonight with numerous families attending, and her guests are slowly trickling through the door. "Salaam-a-lakom," she says, greeting her guests as they enter the foyer. The women are in headscarves, and the men are in modest attire. They respond cordially and thank Kerry, also known as Kareemah Budair. Kareemah is hosting Iftar, the meal in which Muslims break their Ramadan fast. It is often celebrated in a community setting such as this.
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Kareemah Budair hosted a gathering for Iftar at her suburban Atlanta home
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The feast marks the breaking of the fast during the holy month of Ramadan
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Of Ramadan, she says: "It's an opportunity to purify ourselves"

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By Mia De Graaf PUBLISHED: 11:24 EST, 22 November 2013 | UPDATED: 12:15 EST, 22 November 2013 A group of Chinese children are forced to study in a rotting shack at the top of a mountain cliff because surrounding towns claim they are all lepers. Leprosy died out in Xinzhai, southwest China, decades ago but its neighbours in Yunnan province refuse to believe it. Despite numerous campaigns to encourage schools to take the pupils, the village is still colloquially dubbed Mafengcun, meaning 'leprosy'. Outlawed: Pupils at the Xinzhai school in China are forced to learn in an isolated building on a cliff path
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They have just four tables, few resources, and the roof has holes in it

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(CNN) -- Nine months after a Justice Department investigation castigated Puerto Rico's police department, another exhaustive report, this one by the American Civil Liberties Union, discloses evidence of widespread abuses and violations of civil rights. The Puerto Rico Police Department, the second-largest police department in the United States, was the object of a scathing report by the ACLU that concluded things have not changed since the government issued its own report. The 17,000-strong department "is a dysfunctional and recalcitrant police force that has run amok for years," the report said. The organization found routine use of excessive force and incidents of civil and human rights violations, especially against low-income people, Puerto Ricans of African descent and Dominican immigrants.
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The ACLU says it found a pattern of civil rights violations by Puerto Rican police
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(CNN) -- India and the United States have become embroiled in a full-scale diplomatic row involving the case of Devyani Khobragade, an Indian diplomat who was arrested last week and charged with visa fraud by U.S. authorities. Prosecutors claim she imported and employed an Indian housekeeper to whom she paid only a small fraction of her promised wages. After Khobragade's arrest, she was strip-searched in a private setting by a female U.S. marshal. This in particular caused a firestorm of criticism in India, though prosecutors and police claim all standard procedures were followed and that Khobragade was even given special considerations due to her diplomatic status.
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U.S.-India in diplomatic dispute over treatment of consular official in New York
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Jeremy Carl: India's government and media overreacted to the events
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Carl: Few observers in India focused on the apparent plight of the domestic worker

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(CNN) -- Matthew Allen's 10 brothers and sisters have grown up helping their parents take care of him. Ranging in age from 2 to 27, they are his playmates, his protectors, his teachers and his advocates. They taught him to talk, but they speak for him when he doesn't have the words. And they all dread the possible phone call bearing the news that something awful has happened to him. Matt's a middle child; he's 16, and he has autism. Living with his parents in Woodbridge, Virginia, Matt has limited verbal skills and often wanders away from home and into dangerous situations. He has attempted to climb electric towers and expects cars to stop for him if he steps into the street.
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Matthew Allen, 16, has 10 brothers and sisters who look out for him
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The Allens hope that when Matt grows up he can work and enjoy leisure in safety

Question: "@placeholder is one of the most important people in my life," said Allen.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- North Korea's bipolar swings between nuclear provocation and fawning overtures for talks now form part of a familiar pattern. As recently as March, Pyongyang was warning the United States of "a simmering nuclear war" and cut its hotline with South Korea. But in the past week, media reports say it has been taking down the ubiquitous anti-American billboards that line the streets of the North Korean capital, suggesting that dialogue, after all, may be possible. The well-worn formula of ratcheting up the tension and then standing back to see what concessions can be extracted from a rattled international community was a favored tactic of Kim Jong Un's father Kim Jong Il who was a master of brinkmanship.
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North Korea swings between provocation and negotiation
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Analysts say North Korea's behavior is now an embarrassment to China

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Question: and how will this play out as far as @placeholder's economic development is concerned."


(CNN) -- President Obama delivered his long-awaited and wide-ranging speech Thursday on American and Muslim relations, offering a hand of friendship to Islam and addressing an array of quandaries and conflicts dividing the two cultures. President Obama urges a new chapter in ties between the U.S. and Muslims in a speech Thursday in Cairo, Egypt. At Egypt's Cairo University, Obama quoted from the Quran as he expounded on Islam's glories and rights, the legitimate rights of Israel and the Palestinians, Iranian nuclear aspirations, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, women's rights, economic development, and religious rights and democracy in the Muslim world.
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President Obama touches on Iran, Mideast conflict, wars in Iraq, Afghanistan
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Obama says U.S. doesn't want to keep troops in Afghanistan
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U.S. "does not accept the legitimacy of continued Israeli settlements," Obama says
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Obama calls America's "strong bond" with Israel "unbreakable"

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Gordon Strachan insists he has no issue with the Tartan Army booing Irish duo Aiden McGeady and James McCarthy — as long as it is on purely footballing grounds. Both players were born in Glasgow but opted to use family ties to represent the Republic of Ireland. While playing in Scotland with Celtic and Hamilton, respectively, they suffered abuse at the hands of rival fans. James McCarthy (left) in action for Everton on Saturday afternoon, pictured alongside Bafetimbi Gomis Now Everton team-mates in the English Premier League, however, Strachan has seen the duo attract huge transfer fees since and believes any abuse from the Scotland support in next week’s Euro 2016 qualifier at Parkhead will be a testament to their footballing abilities.
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Aiden McGeady and James McCarthy were both born in Glasgow
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They elected to play for the Republic of Ireland through family ties
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The pair have been booed by Scottish fans on a number of occasions
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Ireland play Scotland at Parkhead on November 14
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Gordon Strachan says he is happy for the pair to be booed as long as it is purely based on footballing ability

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London (CNN) -- The 500-year-old panel is not much bigger than an average flatscreen TV and the wood has split, but what it shows is truly extraordinary. A painting of Jesus Christ that, after centuries of neglect, has been identified as Leonardo da Vinci's "Salvator Mundi." It's a discovery so rare, so unlikely, that when New York art dealer and da Vinci expert Robert Simon of Robert Simon Fine Art first saw the painting, he didn't even consider the possibility. "The whole idea that it might be by him was almost an impossibility; it's kind of a dream," said Simon.
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Neglected for centuries, a Leonardo da Vinci painting is rediscovered
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Discovery so unlikely art historian and conservator thought they had "lost their minds"
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Main clues were original alterations in composition and painting of the curls
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"Salvator Mundi" now being exhibited for first time in London's National Gallery

Question: She describes him using infrared reflectograms to see under the layers of paint, and discovering the thumb in the blessing hand and the stole @placeholder is wearing painted in different positions.


DEREK LAWRENSON: Asked recently to name the Formula One Driver of the Year, a man as knowledgeable as David Coulthard found he couldn’t split the respective claims of Lewis Hamilton and Daniel Ricciardo and called it a tie. And this is supposed to be the main rival to Rory McIlroy, who has just compiled unquestionably the greatest season in the entire history of golf in the United Kingdom. A man who may or may not be the best driver this year. No such ambivalence in golf, of course. There’s not a soul in the sport who wouldn’t confirm without a moment’s hesitation that McIlroy was not just the best driver, he was the best in every other category as well.
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Golf correspondent Derek Lawrenson explains why he feels Rory McIlroy should win the title
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Chief motor racing correspondent Jonathan McEvoy fights the corner for  Lewis Hamilton
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The winner will be announced in Glasgow on Sunday

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By James  Nye Father and daughter: Cate Edwards has given an interview in which she discusses the harrowing past 20-odd-years of her family's life and how she and her father, John Edwards (both pictured here during his trial in 2012) are now moving on as business partners together The daughter of John Edwards has revealed her father summoned her to the family's palatial North Carolina mansion to confess his affair - while his cancer-stricken wife Elizabeth was waiting, 'elsewhere in the house'. Meeting her in the library of his multi-million dollar Chapel Hill estate in the summer of 2007, or 2008, the disgraced politician sat his Ivy-league educated eldest daughter down and admitted he had cheated on her mother.
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Cate Edwards, 32, has revealed her disgraced father summoned her to their North Carolina home
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Confessed to his affair with Rielle Hunter in the library of the multi-million mansion
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Cate Edwards made the revelation's in the aftermath of her father's successful return to practicing law last month
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Recounted the tumultuous decade the family endured with the affair, love child and her mother's death
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Revealed that her relationship with her father was forged after the death of her older brother, Wade in 1996
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Described how Edwards fainted through grief when he was told his son had passed away

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Cairo (CNN) -- Egyptian security forces stormed two sit-ins orchestrated by supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsy early Wednesday, bulldozing tents and escorting away hundreds of protesters, CNN correspondents say. At a makeshift hospital, CNN's Reza Sayah described walking through the blood of the injured. "We have witnessed scores of injured brought on stretchers before us. Many of them were in bad shape. It looked like many of them had been shot," he said. "I have personally never seen this much bloodshed in what, according to what we've seen over the past six weeks, had been a peaceful demonstration." Egypt's interim government and Morsy's Muslim Brotherhood are reporting scores of people have been killed in what's being dubbed the country's bloodiest day since the 2011 revolution.
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Egyptian security forces stormed two pro-Morsy sit-ins early Wednesday morning
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The government and Muslim Brotherhood said scores of people had been killed
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CNN's Reza Sayah said it was the most bloodshed he'd seen over the past six weeks
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At one point, CNN's Arwa Damon came under fire while reporting from the scene

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Question: As @placeholder spoke to CNN, he described protesters barricading the street where his television crew had arrived and where fighting had broken out.


Rupert Murdoch has opened up for the first time about his divorce from Wendi Deng, and the moment he learned she had spent secret weekends with former British Prime Minister Tony Blair at his family's California ranch. The Australian media mogul also revealed he was 'shocked' when he first read his ex-wife's diary entries in which she described having 'warm feelings' comparable to a 'crush' on Blair, who allegedly stayed at the ranch with Deng in October 2012 and April 2013 while the 83-year-old was overseas. In an interview with Fortune magazine, the News Corporation boss explained that he first heard of the encounters while in Australia and immediately traveled back to the ranch to quiz the staff - and then he scrambled to find a lawyer.
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The media mogul revealed he only learned of his ex-wife's diary entries after he filed for divorce
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In the entries, Deng described having 'warm feelings' and a 'crush' for Blair
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Blair allegedly spent weekends at the Murdoch ranch while the 83-year-old was overseas
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In an interview with Fortune magazine, the News Corporation boss explained that he first heard of the alleged encounters while in Australia
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He said he immediately traveled back to the ranch to quiz the staff - and then he scrambled to find a lawyer
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Deng's love notes were featured in the March issue of Vanity Fair
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Billionaire tells how he has 'turned a new leaf' since the divorce and bought a 13-acre vineyard in California and a $57.25 million lavish New York pad

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By Kerry Mcdermott PUBLISHED: 13:58 EST, 21 September 2012 | UPDATED: 14:53 EST, 21 September 2012 For drivers planning to embark on a journey across snowy terrain, this quirky looking vehicle might seem an unlikely mode of transport. But back in 1925, this Model T Ford with a crude set of bright blue skis and chains attached was at the forefront of winter travel. It was in 1913 that madcap U.S. inventor Virgil D White hit upon the idea of the 'Snow Flyer' kits, which - when attached to a Model T - transformed the popular motor car into the world's first snowmobile.
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'Snow Flyer' kits were used to transform Model T motor cars into the earliest version of the snowmobile
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This restored 1925 version is expected to fetch upwards of £10,000 at auction in the U.S. next month

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U.S. and allied airstrikes in Iraq and Syria are changing the battlefield below. The Pentagon sees progress, even if it's a slog. But there may be unintended consequences of the air campaign -- in a way that will give the West yet another headache. The two most powerful Islamist groups in Syria -- the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and al Qaeda affiliate Jabhat al-Nusra -- have spent much of the last year killing each other. But in an interview with CNN, a senior al-Nusra commander says the two groups now have a common enemy: the "crusaders' coalition."
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The two most powerful Islamist groups in Syria have spent months killing each other
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Now, U.S. and allied airstrikes could have an unintended consequence
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ISIS and al Qaeda affiliate al-Nusra could find a common enemy: the U.S.-led allied effort
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"We can't fight on the crusaders' side against a Muslim." says an al-Nura commander

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(CNN) -- The photographer who took the picture of a man about to be fatally struck by a New York subway car said Thursday that he did so in a desperate attempt to alert the driver of the train to stop. "From where I was, I could have screamed my lungs out; probably nobody would have heard it," R. Umar Abbasi told CNN's Anderson Cooper about the incident Monday in which 58-year-old Ki-Suck Han had been shoved onto the tracks in a Times Square station as a train approached. "The only way, I thought at that moment, was to start clicking away, releasing the shutter that will fire the flash, and make him aware that this is an unusual occurrence -- why is there a burst of light hitting him -- and catch Mr. Han on the track."
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NEW: "I would have said, 'Mr. Han, run the other direction,'" photographer says
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"I had no idea what I was shooting," the photographer writes in a New York Post piece
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A media critic calls the photo "profit-motive journalism at its worst"
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The image shows a man moments before he's struck by a subway train

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For years this favela in Brazil was controlled by the brutal Third Command drugs gang who ran extortion rackets, imposed curfews, and kept the terrified population in line with violence. Almost a quarter of the homes in the in Chapéu Mangueira and Babilônia neighbourhood, built with whatever materials the poor residents could get their hands on,  still have no running water or electricity. But for one night only 11 girls from this hillside shanty town in Rio de Janiero were able to forget the misery of their daily lives and become princesses at their very own debutante ball. Scroll down for video
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Debutante balls are traditional for Brazilian girls on 15th birthday and some families will spend $50,000 on event
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But even modest parties are beyond the reach of those living in favelas and surviving on average of $30 per week
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Local police have been helping to organise events for country's poorest in effort to rebuild trust in authorities

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(CNN) -- Three debates down. Two weeks of campaigning to go. President Barack Obama put Republican challenger Mitt Romney on the defensive on foreign policy in the final presidential debate Monday night, with analysts and an immediate poll giving Obama the victory. With 15 days before the November 6 vote, the candidates now hit the road for the final sprint to Election Day -- focusing on the handful of vital battleground states that could decade the closely contested race. Obama kicks off his "America Forward" tour Tuesday with events in Florida and Ohio, where he will be joined by Vice President Joe Biden, while Romney and his running mate, Rep. Paul Ryan, campaign in Nevada and Colorado.
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NEW: Barack Obama and Mitt Romney head to battleground states
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CNN/ORC poll shows President Obama, Mitt Romney benefit from their final debate
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Obama says Romney's policies are "all over the map"
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Romney says the United States is less respected now than four years ago

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Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- The mood around Independence Square in Ukraine's capital was very somber Sunday as thousands gathered, mourning the dozens of people killed in demonstrations during the past week and wondering who will take charge of the politically divided nation. They wondered where President Viktor Yanukovych, who reportedly tried to leave the country Saturday night, had gone. No one in the government appeared to know. There was a great uncertainty in the country after the rapidly moving events of the past 24 hours, which saw Parliament oust Yanukovych, free his political rival Yulia Tymoshenko from prison and schedule elections for May.
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NEW: U.S. asks Russia to accept changes in Ukraine, work to move country forward
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Yulia Tymoshenko, freed from prison, says no to future prime minister slot
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Government say it doesn't know where ousted President Viktor Yanukovych is
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Official from Yanukovych's party blames him for "robbery and deception"

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(CNN) -- Concern over the spread of the Ebola virus has caused the cancellation of an African Cup of Nations football match. The Seychelles was due to host Sierra Leone in a qualifying game on Saturday, but the tiny island nation's ministries of health and immigration prevented the visiting players from entering the country. At least 525 cases of Ebola have been reported in Sierra Leone since March, 224 of which have been fatal. Seychelles, which was trailing 2-0 after losing the away leg of the second-round qualifier in Sierra Leone on July 19, has forfeited both the tie and its hopes of reaching next year's tournament finals.
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Sierra Leone football players prevented from entering Seychelles over Ebola fears
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Seychelles forfeits African Cup of Nations qualifier as a result
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Ebola has claimed at least 224 lives in Sierra Leone in recent months

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(CNN) -- Rain began falling on the Big Island Thursday afternoon and the winds began to pick up as Hurricane Iselle zeroed in on Hawaii. The outer bands of the storm reached the eastern part of the island, bringing wind gusts as fast as 65 mph. By Thursday, the shelves of many supermarkets were swept bare. Schools and government offices closed. Sandbags were being filled and placed around homes and hotels. Ports were told to close. In Hawaii County, where there is a hurricane warning, 630 people have gone to shelters, Mayor Billy Kenoi told CNN affiliate KHON. Gwendolyn Hill, who operates a bicycle tour on the island, said she normally goes to the store at 5:30 a.m. and is usually the only one there.
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One gust from Hurricane Iselle was measured at 65 mph on the Big Island
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Julio is tracking north and may just brush the Hawaiian islands
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Schools in Hawaii and Maui counties were closed Thursday

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Locked up: Britain is spending £35million jailing Polish nationals so the country has time to build new prisons (library image) Britain is spending £35million every year locking up Poles who should be in jail in their own country – because its prisons are full. There are almost 900 Polish convicts in our packed prisons – the largest foreign contingent, according to the Ministry of Justice. But under a deal agreed by the last Labour government, none will have to serve their sentences back home until at least December 2016 to give Poland time to build new jails. The deal is one of a string of similar arrangements between Britain and the rest of the EU for so-called compulsory prisoner transfer agreements.
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Polish are the largest foreign contingent in our prisons, the MOJ said
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None will have to serve their sentences back home until December 2016
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Deal agreed by Labour to give Poland time to build new jails
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Prison places cost around £40,000 every year

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(CNN) -- Swedish golfer Richard S. Johnson claimed his second European Tour title after sinking a monster putt to avoid a playoff at his home Scandinavian Masters on Sunday. The U.S.-based 33-year-old drained a 30-foot birdie effort at the final hole to end the hopes of Argentina's Rafa Echenique and follow up his 2002 victory in a co-sanctioned Australian event. Johnson went into the tournament without his regular caddy Lance Ten Broeck, who played in the British Senior Open instead, so his friend Anders Timmell -- a Stockholm radio DJ -- carried his bags instead. While Ten Broeck missed the cut at Carnoustie in Scotland, Johnson carded a final-round one-under-par 71 to finish on 11-under 277 at Bro Hof Slott.
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Richard S. Johnson ends his eight-year title drought on the European Tour
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The world No. 329 wins Scandinavian Masters near Stockholm for second title
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Bernhard Langer earns his first major title on the seniors circuit at British Open
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Jiyai Shin becomes first South Korean to win the women's Evian Masters in France

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:08 EST, 15 August 2013 | UPDATED: 17:28 EST, 15 August 2013 Michael Jackson's ex-wife Debbie Rowe broke down when describing her recent relationship with her daughter Paris. Taking the stand for a second day at Jackson's unlawful death trial, Rowe said she had been in daily touch with the teen until she had to be hospitalized on June 5, when paramedics were summoned to the Jackson family home in Calabasas to attend to the 15-year-old. Rowe was asked how Jackson's death had affected his only daughter. Scroll down for video... Getting close: Debbie Rowe has grown close to her daughter Paris, who she is seen with in May, in recent months but says she hasn't seen her since Paris 'tried to kill herself' in June
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Also revealed star attended his dermatologist's office twice a week
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Star's ex-wife hugged Michael's mother in courtroom

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By Rob Cooper PUBLISHED: 06:48 EST, 27 February 2014 | UPDATED: 10:21 EST, 27 February 2014 A schoolgirl has been left scarred after being attacked with a crowbar and a sledgehammer by two masked men who burst into her home. Shannon James, 16, underwent plastic surgery and was left with nerve damage in the wake of the attack on her and her mother Rebecca, 42. The A-level student also needs to take sleeping pills after being left traumatised after the men burst into the £350,000 property in Ashington, near Horsham, West Sussex, posing as police officers.
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Raiders broke into family home shouting 'police, police' and attacked heron
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They used weapons to attack her after she tried to protected her mother
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'Robbers' fled the property in Ashington, West Sussex, empty handed
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A-level pupil forced to take sleeping tablets after being traumatised by attack
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Shannon's family offer £12,000 reward to help catch the culprits

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A proud father's boast accompanies an image the U.S. secretary of state on Tuesday called "one of the most disturbing, stomach-turning, grotesque photographs ever displayed." "That's my boy," Khaled Sharrouf wrote on Twitter alongside a photo of his 7-year-old son using both hands to hold up a man's severed head. The photo, since removed from Twitter, was reportedly taken in Raqqa, a Syrian city in the stranglehold of Islamic State (IS) militants, where the Australian father has taken his young family to join the fight. Condemnation has been swift and on Tuesday included scathing criticism from Australia's most senior Islamic cleric, Grand Mufti Ibrahim Abu Mohamed.
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Convicted terrorist Khaled Sharrouf causes outrage with image
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Photo posted to Twitter shows son holding severed head
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Sharrouf, an Australian, was sentenced to five years for role in terror plot
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He grew up in Sydney to Lebanese parents, left school early

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(CNN) -- The deadly church and mosque attacks in Nigeria and Kenya, and the deaths of Ghanaian and Ethiopian leaders dominated sub-Saharan Africa headlines in 2012. But lost in the midst were a series of positive stories. For every conflict, there was a milestone. For every violence, there was reconciliation. For every setback, progress. Here are the top 5 positive stories out of the continent, as chosen by those who call it home: The rise of African women This year saw three African women take on key leadership roles. Malawi appointed a female president, Joyce Banda, as Liberia re-elected Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.
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This year saw three African women take on key leadership roles
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The number of middle-class Africans is rising
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Somalia formed a government in 2012, and Ghana's presidential election was peaceful
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Zambia won its first African Cup of Nations, nearly two decades after a tragic plane crash

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Tennessee state Senator Jim Summerville has been arrested on assault and stalking charges Tennessee state Senator Jim Summerville is facing stalking and assault charges, a month after being arrested for public intoxication. The Dickson Police Department on Friday night arrested Summerville on a stalking charge filed by a neighbor and released on bail. Police said Summerville was arrested again on Saturday for assault after threatening the same neighbor. He was released on $10,000 bond. Neighbor Cecilia Donaven says she's filed several reports against the senator. 'We always have to have our guard up,' she told WSMV. 'It's no way for anyone to have to live.'
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Tennessee state Sen. Jim Summerville was arrested on a stalking charge filed by a neighbor in Dickson
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A day after being released on $10,000 bail, he was arrested again on an assault charge for allegedly threatening the same neighbor
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Last month, Summerville was charged with public intoxication after police said he sat in several people's yards—uninvited—drinking
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The senator denies the charges and says he will sue the city for $1million

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San Antonio, Texas (CNN) -- The case of the New Mexico hotelier who required Latino employees to adopt English names and avoid speaking Spanish at work reminds us of the need for balance as we grapple with cultural evolution in America. Many of us take our name and its pronunciation for granted. I imagine I did too -- until I was 5 years old. That's when my dad dropped me off on the front porch of Sunnyside School in Brownsville, Texas, the border town where I was born and raised. Like any kid on his first day of school, I was engulfed by longing and loneliness, staring forlornly at my dad through the screen door as he walked away.
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Hotel owner who asked workers to take English names sparked a memory for Rudy Ruiz
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He says his teacher changed his name when he was 5 years old
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Ruiz says he kept Spanish pronunciation for his last name
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By Peter Campbell and Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 13:43 EST, 20 November 2012 | UPDATED: 14:31 EST, 21 November 2012 The UK's most revered technology entrepreneur, known as 'Britain's Bill Gates', has denied masterminding a £3billion accounting cover-up as a bitter row with his former bosses at Hewlett Packard intensified today. Dr Mike Lynch made more than £500million by selling his home-grown software firm Autonomy last year in a £7.1billion deal but now the American company has wiped £5.5billion ($8.8bn) off its value. HP boss Meg Whitman blames ‘accounting improprieties’ by 'certain former Autonomy employees' for the £3billion loss, accusing Lynch and others of 'lying' to them by inflating revenues and profit margins for at least two years before the deal was struck.
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Dr Mike Lynch sold his company Autonomy to Hewlett Packard for £7.1bn
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A year on HP has written off billions of Autonomy's value
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They claims the company cooked its books to inflate the sale price
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Matter has been reported to the authorities in America and the UK
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Lynch slams 'false' allegations and says it is down to poor HP management
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BBC have spoken to Dr Lynch and will not ask him to leave their board

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By James Chapman, Political Editor PUBLISHED: 12:51 EST, 20 January 2013 | UPDATED: 03:28 EST, 21 January 2013 Former defence secretary Liam Fox has seen the Prime Minister's speech Voters want a return to the Common Market, one of the Conservative Party's leading Eurosceptics told David Cameron yesterday today ahead of the Prime Minister's long-awaited speech on Britain's future in the EU. Former defence secretary Liam Fox said Britain should be aiming to return to a 'basic economic relationship' with Brussels, which people backed in a referendum in 1975. Dr Fox said he had seen the Prime Minister's speech -- expected to be delivered on Wednesday after being postponed because of the Algeria hostage crisis -- and believed it would be an historic moment.
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Dr Fox calls for return to 'basic economic relationship'
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Prime Minister expected to promise renegotiating ties with Europe

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