Tammy Baldwin made history Tuesday night -- twice. She became the first openly gay politician, and first Wisconsin woman, elected to the U.S. Senate. The seven-term Democratic congresswoman edged past former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson in a win that advocacy groups hailed as a significant stride toward bringing diversity to the Senate. Baldwin said she ran "to make a difference" and not to make history. But she said she hopes the Senate will be more reflective of America and the "life experience" of women. "Having a seat at the table matters and I think we will see a Senate that is more reflective of America. We're certainly not there yet, but this will be a change that moves us forward," she told CNN.
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Tammy Baldwin one of at least 118 successful gay and lesbian candidates this election
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Baldwin says her victory means states are "moving toward full equality"
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She won a Senate seat over former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson
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Campaign watchers: Race rooted in voter issues, not sexual orientation

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NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana (CNN) -- A grand jury has indicted four people in the shooting death of a woman during what police say was a Ku Klux Klan initiation rite in the Louisiana woods, St. Tammany Parish prosecutors said. Raymond "Chuck" Foster is reputed to be the leader of the Klan Group. He was among the four indicted. Raymond "Chuck" Foster, 44, was indicted on second-degree murder charges Wednesday in the November death of Cynthia Lynch, 43, of Tulsa, Oklahoma. If convicted, he faces a maximum sentence of life in prison, said Rick Wood, spokesman for the St. Tammany Parish district attorney's office.
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Police say Cynthia Lynch of Tulsa shot as she tried to leave KKK rite
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Raymond "Chuck" Foster is reputed leader of Klan group
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Foster, his son, two others accused in indictment of second-degree murder
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"They will be prosecuted to the max," spokesman for prosecutor said

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By Rob King UPDATED: 05:50 EST, 9 March 2012 Missed: Tyrone Jones died after falling off a wall while trying to climb into his holiday apartment in Benidorm A British man fell to his death on the last day of a holiday in Spain as he tried to get into his apartment after locking himself out. Father-of-four Tyrone Jones, 42, had lost his key and tried to get into the Benidorm flat by stepping on to a wall, unaware of a four-metre drop on the other side. The top bricks of the wall were loose and he toppled over, suffering fatal head wounds.
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Motor trader Tyrone Jones fell off wall and suffered fatal head wounds
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His organs were donated to save the lives of three others

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By Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 08:45 EST, 7 August 2013 | UPDATED: 10:24 EST, 7 August 2013 A California teen, his mother and a friend were arrested Tuesday in connection with the violent murder of his ex-girlfriend’s father. Edward 'Anthony' Morales and Richard Gonzalez, both 18, have been accused of abducting and brutally murdering Alejandro Padilla July 26 as revenge for the father trying to protect his daughter from the violent teen. Morales’ mother, Alma Casada, 37, was arrested and accused of being an accomplice to the brutal slaying, according to reports. Padilla, 40, was found July 27 by police in the backseat of his burned-out car in Fontana, CA., reports said.
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Edward Anthony Morales dated Emily Padilla for about a year before she broke off the failing romance
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Morales was said to have been angry and violent at the relationship's end
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Alejandro Padilla was in the process of getting a restraining order to protect his daughter when he was killed

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Under blue skies on the Fingal coast on Tuesday, Martin O’Neill jested how he was ‘in the dark’ about Roy Keane’s latest book of revelations, and happy to be there. A few yards away, Keane, clad in knee-length white socks, beany hat and a prospector’s beard, held a toddler in his arms and posed for photographs. All was sweetness and light as an Irish training session finished on a golden October morn. Or was it? Roy Keane made the headlines this week after the release of his controversial updated autobiography Martin O'Neill, pictured with Roy Keane last year, admits he is in the dark about his assistant's new book
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Martin O'Neill has joked he is glad to be 'in the dark' about Roy Keane's new book
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O'Neill believes people would be talking about Keane with or without the release of his assistant's new book
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Republic of Ireland take on Gibraltar on Saturday before facing world champions Germany on Tuesday in Euro 2016 qualifying

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By Charles Walford Last updated at 2:59 PM on 14th February 2012 Killer: Thomas Haigh was described by the judge as 'an arrogant young man' A former cage-fighter who gunned down two gangland enforcers linked to an IRA drugs gang has been jailed for life. Drugs mule Thomas Haigh, 26, killed David Griffiths and Brett Flournoy on a remote Cornish farm because they were demanding he go to Brazil for a second time and bring back cocaine. He has been told he must serve a minimum of 35 years for the shootings. Accomplice Ross Stone, 28, was cleared of the men's murders, but will serve five years after admitting helping dispose of the men.
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Thomas Haigh buried the bodies and van on remote Cornish farm
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Judge says he was 'arrogant' and got 'out of depth' in criminal underworld

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By Sophie Jane Evans PUBLISHED: 05:33 EST, 22 November 2013 | UPDATED: 10:11 EST, 22 November 2013 A gift firm has come under fire for selling mints that look like Breaking Bad's crystal meth - dubbing them 'crystal menth'. Online retailer Firebox is advertising its 'Blue Sky Candy' - which comes in 130g (4.5oz) bags - for £7.99. It claims the peppermints are '99.1 per cent pure' and compares them to methamphetamine, a highly addictive, crystal-like drug. Scroll down for video Lookalike: Online retailer Firebox is selling its 'Blue Sky Candy' - dubbed 'crystal menth' - in 130g (4.5oz) bags
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Online retailer Firebox is selling its 'Blue Sky Candy' in 130g (4.5oz) bags
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Mints look like TV series Breaking Bad's blue-coloured crystal meth
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Methamphetamine is now one of the world's most addictive drugs

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By Will Payne and Sara Malm The biological family of a little girl taken from her foster parents and returned to her jailbird father have branded her adoptive mom and dad, ‘selfish’ for fighting to get her back and vowed never to give her up again. Sonya, aged nine, had been in the care of Kim and David Hodgin, from Dickson, Tennessee for more than seven years, but she was recently handed over to ex-con John McCaul in Omaha, Nebraska. The Hodgin family have released a heart-breaking phone conversation, revealing Sonya’s desperate pleas, begging to be reunited with them. Scroll down for video
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Sonya McCaul has been 'returned' to an ex-con father she did not know
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Nine-year-old had been living with Kim and David Hodgin since 2006
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They were given two hours notice before she was removed from their care
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She now lives with her father, jailed for transporting arms, in Nebraska
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Sonya has been calling her adoptive parents, pleading to return home

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(CNN) -- It has been a rocky couple of years for the people of Egypt. Since the 2011 revolution, the economy has tanked, street protests are an almost daily occurrence and the political situation remains volatile. However, a handful of young Egyptians have found that the best way to take a stand against the turmoil is with stand-up comedy. "We are like a little beam of sunlight, coming through and reminding people, 'Don't worry! When this cloud passes, it will be brighter. It will be happier,'" says Rami Borai, a comedian in one of Egypt's first home-grown comedy troupes, Hezb El Comedy.
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A handful of young Egyptians find relief from the country's turmoil in stand-up comedy
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The group, Hezb El Comedy, also teaches the art of stand-up to other aspiring comics
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Young people in Qatar have also started a stand-up comedy group
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For comics in the Middle East who don't censor themselves, comedy can be a risky business

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Should FIFA ban Luis Suarez after latest bite storm? Luis Suarez should not be allowed to kick another ball in this World Cup tournament. Referee Marco Rodriguez clearly missed the coming together of Suarez and Italian Giorgio Chiellini and replays are clear enough to me for the Uruguayan to be charged by FIFA's disciplinary panel. FIFA do not consult referees with regard to charging players retrospectively as they accept that if no action is taken the officials have missed the incident. VIDEO: Scroll down to see the moment Luis Suarez appeared to bite Giorgio Chiellini Champing at the bit: Luis Suarez appears to bite Giorgio Chiellini during the Group D showdown
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Liverpool striker looked like he was back to his wicked ways after clash
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Suarez was hit with a 10-game ban for biting Branislav Ivanovic last April
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Uruguay ace should be suspended for the rest of the tournament

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With a swing of his right boot unleashing a sumptuous curling strike into the top corner of Danijel Subasic's net, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain had breathed hope into Arsenal's Champions League ambitions as the game entered added time. After an atrocious performance against a Monaco side that only scored four times in the group stages, a 2-1 defeat, rather than 2-0, gave a different dimension to the cup tie for Arsene Wenger's side. Those Arsenal fans left inside The Emirates could sense it. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain hauled Arsenal back into the Champions League tie with Monaco with a late goal Monaco goalkeeper Danijel Subasic dived left but was unable to get close to Oxlade-Chamberlain's strike
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Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain scored to give Arsenal hope against Monaco
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His strike from range made the score 2-1 with only added time remaining
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But an error moments later allowed Monaco to extend its lead to 3-1

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New York (CNN) -- The son of a founder of the Palestinian militant group, Hamas, Tuesday told CNN that he was a spy for Israel. For 10 years, Mosab Yousef said he gathered information about Hamas terrorist plots and fed them to Israel's domestic security service Shin Bet. Yousef, in an exclusive interview with CNN's Christiane Amanpour, said he did it because he came to believe that Hamas was practicing "exceptional cruelty" against its members and "killed people for no reason." He has now written a book, "Son of Hamas" detailing his exploits from his new base in the United States where he has lived since 2007. CNN could not independently confirm his story and Israel has refused to comment.
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The son of a Hamas leader says he spied for Israel for 10 years
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Mosab Yousef told CNN he saved Palestinian and Israeli lives
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He said: I care about my people, my problem was their ideology
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Israel has not commented in his story

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By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor PUBLISHED: 13:36 EST, 20 December 2013 | UPDATED: 13:49 EST, 20 December 2013 Male soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen are now sharing most of their duties with women, and their testosterone-fueled wartime activities are bringing the worst out of many when women are in close quarters with them President Obama put his foot own on Friday – sort of – and demanded to know what the Defense Department is doing to stem the tide of military sexual assaults. But the answer, he said, can come on December 1, 2014.
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Obama set a Dec. 1, 2014 deadline for a military report on combating sexual assaults
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The move followed passage of a watered-down proposal as part of a larger Defense Department funding bill
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A Senate aide said rampant testosterone 'is how we win' wars
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The president may want to push the timetable for action past the midterm congressional election for political reasons
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A frustrated Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand said she doesn't want 'to wait another year to enact the one reform survivors have asked for'

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By Laurie Whitwell Follow @@lauriewhitwell Fernando, the player Manchester City have bought to irritate opponents in the depths of their midfield, breaks into a smile when he considers his nickname ‘The Octopus’. For fans at his former club Porto it appeared he had eight legs, such was the frequency he flicked the ball away from advancing attackers. That the match which first saw the £12million Brazilian called as such came against Manchester United should instantly warm the hearts of those on the blue half. In April 2009 Fernando provided the sting to Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney as United were held to a 2-2 draw at Old Trafford in the Champions League.
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The Brazilian moved to the Etihad from Porto for £12m earlier this summer
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Manuel Pellegrini signed him to shore up City's midfield as they look to retain their Premier League title and challenge for the Champions League
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Fernando was nicknamed 'The Octopus' by Porto fans after his performance against Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney at Old Trafford in 2009
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The 27-year-old says he has 'a very strong defensive game' following move
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He has been overlooked by Brazil since pushing a referee at U20 level

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:54 EST, 1 May 2012 | UPDATED: 01:12 EST, 1 May 2012 A Sikh advocacy group launched a free mobile application on Monday that allows travelers to complain immediately to the government if they feel they've been treated unfairly by airport screeners. Launched at midnight on Monday by The Sikh Coalition, the FlyRights app had fielded two complaints by 10am the same day. The first complaint came from a woman who said she felt mistreated after she disclosed to a screener that she was carrying breast milk. Hi-tech: Launched at midnight on Monday by The Sikh Coalition, the FlyRights app had fielded two complaints by 10am EDT the same day
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FlyRights conceived in response to complaints about racial profiling and unfair treatment
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Available for iPhone and Android phones

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By Lee Moran UPDATED: 10:28 EST, 7 March 2012 The United Nation's aid chief finally arrived in Syria today - and is now making her way to the devastated city of Homs. Valerie Amos held talks in the capital Damascus with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and is now en route to the rebel-stronghold city. She will arrive to find a city destroyed by four weeks of bombing by troops loyal to President Bashar Assad's who are trying to stub out a year-long uprising against his regime. In Syria: UN aid chief Valerie Amos is in the country and heading towards the rebel stronghold city of Homs
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UN's Valerie Amos had meetings in Damascus and now going to Homs
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Trying to gain access for aid workers during three-day trip
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Barack Obama says unilateral U.S. military action would be a 'mistake'

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By Leon Watson, Amy Oliver and Chris Parsons PUBLISHED: 07:52 EST, 27 May 2012 | UPDATED: 14:28 EST, 28 May 2012 Enjoy it while it lasts: A satellite image from Dundee University shows an almost completely cloudless Britain - but the conditions are not expected to last beyond the middle of this week First the heatwave, now the downpour. Britain baked in glorious sunshine over the weekend, as this satellite image showed the entire UK basking in completely cloudless skies. But forecasters predicted that the unbroken blue skies across Britain were too good to last - for the South East at least.
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Temperatures in Suffolk and Sheffield reached 27.7C today - but forecasters warned mini heatwave is set to fizzle out
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Tomorrow and Wednesday looking more unsettled and much cooler in the north
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Yesterday bridge in Southampton melted in sizzling heat
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Millions took to beaches and parks to enjoy the weather

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(CNN) -- In 2009, a freshly elected U.S. president who campaigned on the themes of hope and change appointed a veteran negotiator to take a crack at the Israel-Palestinian conflict. Now, 32 months after President Barack Obama named former Sen. George Mitchell as his chief Middle East envoy, the peace process is stalled and the United States faces the diplomatically dangerous possibility of having to veto a United Nations Security Council resolution on Palestinian statehood. How did it get to this point? The answers are in the intractable nature of the conflict, political pressures faced by the Israeli and Palestinian leaderships, and a steady waning of U.S. influence in the region, exacerbated by the Arab Spring protests that erupted last December.
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U.S. backs an independent Palestinian state through negotiations
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Palestinians will submit an application for statehood to U.N.
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U.S. officials have made it clear they will veto such a move
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Behind-the-scenes negotiations are trying to avoid a move certain to evoke Arab protests

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President Barack Obama's administration is trying to open channels of communication with Iran regarding the war on ISIS. Amid revelations that Obama sent a letter to Iran Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei last month pointing out the countries' shared interest in beating ISIS, a senior U.S. official and a Western diplomat tell CNN that Washington has gone through the Iraqis to communicate with Iran. The conversations do not include taking joint military action against ISIS targets, the sources said, but are seen as necessary to avert conflict in U.S. and Iranian operations. Senior White House adviser Dan Pfeiffer wouldn't address specific outreach efforts in an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, but said: "We work very closely with the Iraqis and the Iraqis have a relationship with the Iranians."
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Sources say Obama noted Iran, U.S. both interested in defeating ISIS
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United States is deep into talks with Iran about its nuclear capabilities
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Sources say that's the main block to the countries cooperating on ISIS

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Washington (CNN) -- A famous French painting stolen during World War I by the German Army was returned to the government of France by U.S. officials on Thursday. The 1876 Jules Breton work is called "A Fisherman's Daughter/Mender of Nets" or to the people of France it's "Une Fille de Pecheur/Raccommodeuses de Filets." In 1918 the German army confiscated that painting and others from the Musee de Douai in the city of Douai and transported them to Belgium. The following year the Belgium government went to return all the French works of art, but the "Fisherman's Daughter/Mender of Nets" was missing.
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The work by Jules Breton was stolen during World War I
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In 2010 French officials told Interpol the painting might be in New York
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ICE seized the painting from a gallery after an investigation
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The painting was handed over to the French ambassador in a repatriation ceremony

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(CNN) -- Dennis Rodman's latest round of controversial "basketball diplomacy" in a country ruled by one of the world's most repressive regimes is about to begin. The former NBA star and a documentary crew are due to fly Thursday afternoon from China to North Korea, where he is to spend four days helping train a team of North Korean basketball players for a January exhibition in Pyongyang. That January 8 exhibition -- said to be against a yet-unannounced team of former NBA players -- will celebrate the birthday of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, whom Rodman has called a friend and a "very good guy" despite international condemnation of the country's human rights records.
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Rodman to help prepare North Korean basketball players for upcoming exhibition
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Rodman is important to North Korea's attempts to project unity, columnist Gordon Chang says
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Sister of Kenneth Bae calls on Rodman to press for detainee's release

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 04:45 EST, 12 December 2013 | UPDATED: 05:37 EST, 12 December 2013 Home Office minister Norman Baker said legal highs had already caused too many young deaths Legal high producers could be forced to prove their drugs are safe under a government clampdown to prevent more deaths linked to dangerous substances. Police and ministers are constantly playing catch-up with the creators of legal highs, who tweak the chemical make-up of banned substances to get around the law. Home Office minister Norman Baker warned that people who take legal highs cannot be sure they are safe or legal, and said they have claimed the lives of ‘far too many young people in our country’.
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Home Office minister Norman Baker warns too many lives have been lost
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NBOMe to be a outlawed as a class A drug with dealers facing life in jail
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BenzoFury, dubbed a legal form of ecstasy, to be a class B substance

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Rory McIlroy wants to become one of the greatest golfers of all time after winning The Open on Sunday for his third major championship success at the age of just 25. The Northern Irishman admitted he had rediscovered his passion for the game after a tumultuous 12 months that saw him suffer the lowest point of his career at Muirfield last year when he missed the cut, split from his fiancee Caroline Wozniacki and became embroiled in a nasty legal dispute with his former manager. Sealed with a kiss: Rory McIlroy finally gets his hands - and lips - on the Claret Jug at Hoylake in July
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McIlroy won for the first time at the Open, his third Grand Slam title
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The Northern Irishman admits he has rediscovered his passion for golf
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He said: ‘I want to be the guy who goes on and regularly wins majors and other tournaments like Jack Nicklaus did and Tiger Woods did'
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McIlroy won by two shots from Rickie Fowler and Sergio Garcia

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Martin Bell has been jailed for at least 12 years for the brutal killing of Gemma Simpson, whose body was not found for 14 years A family of a woman who was attacked with a hammer before having her leg sawn off have been left furious after her killer was ordered to serve just 12 years behind bars. Martin Bell, 45, said God told him to kill 23-year-old Gemma Simpson when she was at his flat in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, 14 years ago in May 2000. Today, Judge Peter Collier QC said Bell's prison term was limited by the laws at the time and the fact Bell pleaded guilty to manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility.
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Martin Bell attacked Gemma Simpson with a hammer and knife in 2000
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He then cut up her body and buried her at a remote beauty spot
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After 14 years, he told friend of killing before handing himself in
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He was released from a mental hospital six weeks before the killing
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He was sentenced for manslaughter on grounds he was mentally ill at the time
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Victim's family  claim he manipulated the system to get a cut jail term

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(CNN) -- A Canadian Forces crew calmly plucked a terrified crane operator trapped by a smoke-spewing fire in Kingston, Ontario. The Tuesday rescue was captured by television cameras and bystanders and posted to social media. The operator had moved from the cab of his crane to its very tip to escape flames and smoke from a building fire that broke out below him Tuesday, and bystanders captured the rescue in a series of images posted to social media. "At first he was petrified, he didn't want to let go of the crane," rescue helicopter commander Capt. David Agnew told CNN affiliate CTV of the crane operator.
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Canadian Forces helicopter rescues crane operator trapped by fire
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The fire Monday destroyed a building in Kingston, Ontario, CBC reports
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The crane operator escaped with only minor injuries, the network says

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Click here to read Jon Dolan's assessment of whether former Arsenal man Fabregas will be welcomed to Stamford Bridge. Arsenal will pocket £5.6million from the sale of former Gunner Cesc Fabregas to Chelsea. The Spanish midfielder completed his return to London on Thursday in a £30m move from Barcelona, signing a contract in the region of £150,000-a-week. But the deal will also boost Arsenal's already healthy £100million transfer budget and enable them to pursue striker Mario Balotelli who is among manager Arsene Wenger's summer targets. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Fabregas training with his new Chelsea team-mate Torres Blue: Cesc Fabregas signed for Chelsea from Barcelona for £30million on a five-year deal
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Cesc Fabregas has signed for Chelsea in a five-year deal
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Former Arsenal midfielder reveals Gunners turned down buy-back option
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Arsenal will instead try to sign Mario Balotelli from AC Milan
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Spanish star will wear the No 4 shirt at Stamford Bridge
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Fabregas believes he has 'unfinished business' with the Premier League
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He has had several scraps with Chelsea players in the past
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Spanish team-mate Diego Costa will also join the Blues

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Solicitation: Georgia investigators allege that Roberts used his position of authority and town resources to solicit sex from minors The police chief of a small town in Georgia was arrested Wednesday after a months-long investigation into whether he used his position of authority and town resources to solicit sex from underage boys. Molena police chief and city manager James Roberts was denied bond on Thursday as he's being held on two counts of solicitation of sodomy and one count of theft by conversion. Roberts, who also serves as the mayor of nearby Concord, allegedly used his standing in the county to solicit sex from two young men, even providing one with gas on the county's dime.
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Molena police chief and city manager James Roberts was denied bond on charges of solicitation of sodomy and theft by conversion
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Roberts, who also serves as mayor of nearby Concord, allegedly allowed on victim to take county gas for his personal vehicle
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He also texted obscene images to another

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A writer in San Francisco is blasting the 'sexism' of the tech industry after one jaw-dropping moment when a start-up founder gifted her a highly-inappropriate basket of gifts hoping to 'get her attention.' Tech writer Kristen V. Brown, of the San Francisco Chronicle, says she recently received a pitch by Blake Francis, of the questions-and-answers app Need, that came with a basket of swag. Inside: a Magic Wand vibrator, a tube of K-Y Jelly, raw oysters and Espolón Tequila. Tech reporter Kristen V. Brown, of the San Francisco Chronicle, says Need app founder Blake Francis recently gave her a bizarre basket of swag during a pitch for coverage
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Tech reporter Kristen V. Brown, of the San Francisco Chronicle, says a start-up founder gave her a bizarre basket of swag during a recent pitch
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The gift included a Magic Wand vibrator, tube of K-Y Jelly, raw oysters and Espolón Tequila
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She says the gift was inappropriate and shows that 'misogyny is a tech industry institution that has yet to be disrupted'
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Need app founder Blake Francis says he has given similar gifts to both male and female journalists, and that he picked items that would 'stand out'

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By Kerry Mcqueeney UPDATED: 11:30 EST, 22 October 2011 A man who owns a website claiming to 'name and shame' allegedly underperforming solicitors has lost his slander action against the chief executive of Law Society - after claiming his own reputation had been damaged. Rick Kordowski had sued Desmond Hudson over a brief exchange between Mr Hudson and Professor John Flood in which methods used by Mr Kordowski - who runs the Solicitors From Hell website - were described 'criminal'. The comment was made as Mr Hudson and Professor Flood were leaving the BBC studios in July this year after taking part in Radio 4's You and Yours.
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Rick Kordowski's methods described as 'criminal'
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Desmond Hudson successfully defends slander action

Question: Mr Hudson's case was that he did not say Mr Kordowski was a criminal but told Prof @placeholder that Mr Kordowski's methods of collecting payment to remove comments from the website amounted to criminal behaviour.


Tokyo (CNN) -- Japan will review and possibly cut financial aid to China, in light of Beijing's growing economic power, the nation's foreign ministry said Friday. "With China overtaking Japan in terms of gross domestic product, it is completely inconceivable for Japan, which has been outranked, to increase its ODA (official development assistance)," said Japan's foreign minister, Seiji Maehara, on the floor of the parliament Friday. Last year, China overtook Japan as the world's second largest economy. Maehara also said he has instructed the ministry to conduct an official review of Japan's ODA policy for other countries, in light of Japan's economic challenges.
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China overtook Japan as the world's second largest economy last year
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Japan has the developed world's highest debt to gross-domestic-product ratio
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The nation's ruling party has been under increasing pressure to cut the country's spending deficit

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(CNN) -- The United States and Israel are "absolutely in sync" about the need to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, Secretary of State John Kerry said Friday. Talk of Iran's nuclear program took center stage in close to nine hours of talks Thursday and Friday between Kerry and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Kerry met with Netanyahu for the first time since the U.S. and five other world powers reached a deal with Iran over its nuclear program. His talks aimed to convince the Israeli leader to move beyond the "first step" deal and work on a comprehensive agreement that addresses all of Israel's concerns about Iran's program.
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U.S. secretary of state, Israeli Prime Minister were in talks for nearly nine hours today
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"I am personally convinced ... that Israel is safer today," he says of agreement on Iran
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Israel disagrees with the interim agreement, saying it doesn't go far enough
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Kerry says Israel, Palestinians are "as determined as ever" to negotiate a peace deal

Question: This marked @placeholder's eighth trip to the region, making yet another push for a peace deal between Israelis and Palestinians.


It is difficult to avoid feeling like you have stepped into a bygone era when speaking to Harry Kane. He is the classic example of the local boy made good, with all the ingredients of what was once expected of a player present in his life story. As he prepared to take on Chelsea in the Capital One Cup final, he was reminiscing about his trip to Wembley to watch Spurs beat Chelsea in the same competition in 2008. Harry Kane will try to take his  form to Wembley when Tottenham play Chelsea in the Capital One Cup final
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Harry Kane will try to lead Tottenham to Capital One Cup glory at Wembley
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Kane puts record straight about photos of him in Arsenal shirt as a child
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He is a product of the youth academy and wants to stay for 10 years

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By Victoria Wellman PUBLISHED: 15:42 EST, 10 September 2012 | UPDATED: 15:56 EST, 10 September 2012 A man is facing with charges of child abduction after he fell from a moving car, was run over and then in a bizarre twist, tried to steal the child of the couple who stopped to help him. Andre Bowman, 30, is believed to have been high on PCP when he tumbled out the vehicle on Saturday afternoon on Missouri's I-70 highway and Blue Ridge Boulevard, and was hit by another car. But he soon turned from victim to culprit when he grabbed one month old baby Emily from the back seat of the car belonging to Sarah Morris and Matthew Nicotra and refused to let go of her.
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The incident occurred on the I-70 near Kansas City, Missouri
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Andre Bowman is recovering in hospital after he was hit by another car but may face charges of child abduction
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Bowman's own baby daughter died in mysterious circumstances in August
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Ada Bowman's mother's boyfriend facing charges of second degree murder
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Bowman is said to be 'traumatised' by her death

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Yannick Bolasie is demonstrating his 360-degree flick for a film crew at Crystal Palace’s training ground when coach Ronnie Jepson strides over. ‘We taught him that trick, you know,’ jokes Jepson before slapping the Palace winger on the back and urging him to make the hour-and-a-half commute back to his home in Uxbridge, west London. ‘We’ve got a big game against Stoke and he needs his rest,’ added Jepson, before wandering off with his mug of tea to resume a conversation with assistant manager Keith Millen in the canteen. Yannick Bolasie hopes to start scoring more goals for Crystal Palace this season
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Yannick Bolasie hopes to score more goals for Crystal Palace
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Palace winger has been in brilliant form so far this season
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25-year-old performed mesmerising skill against Tottenham last week
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Bolasie has been through spells in Malta, with Barnet, Dagenham, Plymouth and Bristol City

Question: ‘People talked about that bit of skill at @placeholder, but did we win?’ Bolasie asks of himself.


(CNN) -- A Florida resident and cousin of a Palestinian teenager killed in Jerusalem this week is the young man seen in separate videos being held down and pummeled by men in the uniform of Israeli security forces, relatives said. Tariq Khdeir, 15, a high school sophomore in Tampa, was visiting his Palestinian relatives in Jerusalem for the first time in over a decade when he was attacked and detained, family members told CNN. Tariq, born in Baltimore, was outside the home of his cousin, who was kidnapped and killed on Wednesday in an incident that has further stoked tensions between Palestinians and Israelis. The tensions already had risen sharply after three Israeli teens were found dead in the West Bank.
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NEW: A note from the detained boy tells his parents he is OK and not to worry, an uncle says
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Tariq Khdeir, 15, was born in the U.S. and is a high school sophomore in Tampa, Florida
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He was visiting his Palestinian relatives for the first time in over a decade
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Israel's Justice Ministry says it will investigate the beating

Question: Khdeir's father told CNN that a U.S. consular officer visited the teen in a @placeholder detention center in Jerusalem.


(CNN) -- The organizers of the 2016 Olympics in Rio selected a U.S-based company Wednesday to design the golf course where the leading players in the world will battle for gold in four years time. Hanse Golf Course Design beat off seven other challengers, including golf legends Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player and Greg Norman, to land the honor as the sport returns to the Olympic program for the first time in 112 years. The golf course will be built at Reserva de Marapendi in Barra da Tijuca, the district that will contain the largest number of Olympic venues. It is about five kilometres from the Athletes' Village.
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Golf legends ignored in choice for designer of 2016 Olympic golf course in Rio
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Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player and Greg Norman were disappointed bidders
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American company - Hanse Golf Course Design - selected as architects
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Golf will return to the Olympic Games after 112-year absence

Question: "It will enable @placeholder to host important events in the international calendar and it will be an example of sustainability and preservation of an environmentally protected area," he added.


It's not quite the Mummy Returns -- more like an attempt to stop the Mummy disappearing in the first place. Archeological experts have built an exact, full-sized replica of King Tutankhamun's tomb in Egypt, recreating every tiny detail to save the original from being destroyed by visitors. The replica tomb opened this week near the southern Egyptian city of Luxor, where tourists flock to see the ancient Valley of the Kings complex that houses the young pharaoh's actual resting place. Laser scanners and high definition printers were used to recreate the precise textures and colors of wall murals depicting the afterlife.
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The replica of King Tutankhamun's tomb in Luxor, Egypt, took four years to construct and install
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Moisture from the breath of decades of visitors has caused the deterioration of original tomb
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The replica was constructed by a Madrid-based team who are working to recreate other Egyptian tombs

Question: "It should also help to revive much needed tourism in the unique area of Luxor, something that is badly needed for the development of @placeholder."


(CNN) -- Anita Davenport's curiosity about her family's past began with the photographs that surrounded her. She said she wanted to know the stories behind the images of her parents and uncles. Anita Davenport's grandfather, Walter, was stationed in Battle Creek, Michigan, during World War I. The stories she found -- and shared during several phone conversations from her home in Culver City, California -- parallel the African-American journey during the past century. The search took her to 1894, when her grandfather, Walter, was born in Stone Mountain, Georgia. Walter Davenport moved to Wedowee, Alabama. During World War I, Davenport was stationed at Fort Custer in Battle Creek, Michigan, Anita said.
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For much of the 20th century, many African-Americans left the South
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Census statistics suggest many are returning to the region
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An economic boom in the Sun Belt states was a key factor, experts say
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Interactive: Explore the different African-American migrations through history

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(CNN) -- Nancy Ayala arrived in the U.S. 11 years ago, at the age of 9. "Why did I move to the States? I still don't know. For a better education, for a better life," she said. One of her biggest dreams was to join the Marines, but at 17, Ayala -- the first in her family to graduate high school -- discovered that she couldn't enlist because she didn't have a Social Security number. "I had dreams, but I had no way to complete them," she said. "Sadly, my whole family is undocumented." Ayala soon moved back to her home country of Mexico but now regrets doing so: "I've been here for 10 months. I cry every night, missing my family, and God knows when IÂ´ll see them again."
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iReporters with varying personal experiences with immigration shared their views
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Nancy Ayala lived in the U.S. illegally for 10 years, regrets returning to Mexico
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Diana Carey, a former illegal immigrant, opposes the tactics used by immigration activists
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Most did not believe recent immigration decisions would affect them today

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An entrepreneur who founded a surfboard tracking business has been jailed after he faked VAT claims for £270,000 when his business failed. Surfer Andrew Smith, of Newport, South Wales, launched his business putting tracking chips into surfboards and even tried to attract investment from Dragon's Den star Richard Farleigh. But the business, called surfboardtracker.com, began to fail and Smith started making false VAT claims in a £270,000 racket. Andrew Smith has been jailed after it emerged he was involved in a £270,000 VAT scam as his business failed Five years later most of the father-of-three's income was coming directly from the taxman, after Smith faked invoices and bank statements.
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Andrew Smith launched a surfboard business, installing microchip trackers
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He tried to get interest from Dragon's Den star Richard Farleigh
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Five years later he was involved in £270,000 VAT racket, faking invoices
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Cardiff Crown Court heard most of his income in 2013 was from taxman
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HMRC exposed fraud and Smith, a father of three, was jailed for 20 months
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Smith said he had been caring for his wife at the time, who had cancer

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By Daniel Martin and David Martosko Barack Obama last night refused to choose between Britain and France in a sign that our relationship with the States may not be as special as once thought. The US president said both France and England are ‘wonderful in their own ways’ and - just like his two daughters - he would never choose between the two countries. He was speaking at the White House during a state visit by unpopular French president Francois Hollande, whose colourful love life has captured the attention of the world. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Barack Obama and French  Francois Hollande share a laugh during an arrival ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House
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Obama and Hollande took turns saying they couldn't declare a 'varotie' ally
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US President refuses to say Britain was his favourite ally
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Secretary of State claimed France were the 'oldest ally' and did not mention the UK

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Denver (CNN) -- A year ago, 42-year-old runner Victor Carlos never thought he'd be excited just to see the starting line. But that was before he almost died. In fact, the father of two girls didn't breathe for a month; a machine pushed oxygen through his body. Now he's training for another marathon. It all began in December with a bad bout of the flu that led to an acute bacterial infection. By the time he checked into the hospital, Carlos was barely hanging on. "We walked into the triage, and his oxygen level was only 57%, and everybody turned a corner," Carlos' wife, Brenda Voglewede, told CNN. Healthy blood oxygen levels are higher than 95%.
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Victor Carlos got the flu, then an acute bacterial infection, then an illness that attacked his lungs
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When he checked into the hospital, his blood oxygen level was at 57%
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Doctors started a procedure known as ECMO that gave Carlos' lungs time to heal
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Carlos took his first breath four weeks later and is now training for a marathon

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By Victoria Woollaston PUBLISHED: 10:44 EST, 2 September 2013 | UPDATED: 09:42 EST, 4 September 2013 Samsung is set to unveil its Galaxy Gear smartwatch in Berlin on Wednesday, but doom-saying analysts are already predicting poor sales and a lack of enthusiasm for the technology. The Korean company will be the first major smartphone manufacturer to release a device that resembles a smartphone worn on the wrist, although other, similar devices such as the Pebble and Androidly are already on sale. By being the first to launch, Samsung will beat Apple's iWatch - rumoured to be coming out in Spring next year - to the market, yet experts are divided on whether this gives it an advantage or poses a risk.
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The Galaxy Gear smartwatch is set to launch in Berlin this Wednesday
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Leaked images suggest the first version will not have a flexible display
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Samsung's launch will beat Apple's rumoured iWatch but analysts predict a slow take up of the technology

Question: @placeholder is believed to have 100 people working on its iWatch, according to recent rumours, but is hiring new members because the existing team have been unable to solve issues with the design and engineering.


(CNN) -- Agatha Achindu's life-changing career move started out simply enough -- she wanted a healthy baby. Cameroon native Agatha Achindu started Yummy Spoonfuls to give her child healthy choices. More than three years later, that passion is a profession for the native of Cameroon. She runs an organic baby food company, which is winning raves from some consumers and, even in a tough economy, has started to earn her a steady income. "I had a very hard time getting pregnant, and so when I got pregnant, I said I was just going to do everything right, which means the freshest foods for my child," said Achindu, 42, who lives and works in Marietta, Georgia, a suburb of Atlanta.
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Agatha Achindu's business grew out of making her own baby food
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Yummy Spoonfuls has received raves from parenting magazine, customers
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Experts say some small businesses can excel in a tough economy

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The U.S.-led coalition has struck targets of the Islamic State group near a besieged Kurdish town in Syria near the border with Turkey, activists said. It is not clear if the airstrikes halted the militants' advance on Kobani, also known as Ayn Arab. The town currently hosts thousands of Syrian refugees fleeing ISIS' murderous advance. More than a million have flooded over the border into neighbouring Turkey. Scroll down for video A Syrian Kurdish family waits after crossing the border between Syria and Turkey yesterday. Tens of thousands of Syrian Kurds flooded into Turkey fleeing an onslaught by Islamic State
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Syrian Kurds continue to flee town close to border with Turkey
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Kurd fighters are backed by warplanes in battle with ISIS
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More than a million Syrian refugees have sought shelter in Turkey

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By Stuart Woledge PUBLISHED: 11:01 EST, 8 October 2013 | UPDATED: 12:09 EST, 8 October 2013 After a year posing for photographs at tourist spots around the world, Sam the skeleton is doubtless looking forward to resting her bones. Since owner Susan Weese first came up with her plan to take pictures of the bag of bones every day for a year last Hallowe'en, the 42lb medical skeleton has visited the likes of Venice, Paris, Rome and New York. And while the project may now be about to draw to a close, Sam and Susan, 57, still have Texas and San Francisco to tick off their list.
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For 'Sam' the skeleton, life really began after death
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Medical model accompanies owner Susan Weese wherever she goes
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Daily photographic project began on last year's Day Of The Dead
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(CNN) -- Virginia police detectives talked Sunday for the first time with a 12-year-old Virginia girl and the man who allegedly kidnapped her and has been deemed a prime suspect in her mother's death. Roanoke County police Detective John McPhail said that Sunday morning he and three colleagues discussed the death of 41-year-old Tina Smith with Jeffrey Scott Easley, currently in police custody in San Francisco, California, on warrants for abduction, credit card theft and credit card fraud. While police are investigating Tina Smith's death as a homicide, they have not said how she died. They also talked with Brittany Mae Smith, Tina's daughter, who police had been searching for since Monday. McPhail said the girl "will be heading back to Roanoke soon," but did not disclose when exactly that might happen.
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Virginia police meet with Jeffrey Easley and the girl he allegedly abducted
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They also went to the San Francisco supermarket where the two were found
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The girl and suspect were soliciting money outside the California store Friday
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Easley is a "very good suspect" in the death of Tina Smith, the girl's mother, police say

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(CNN) -- While U.S. sports fans were coming to terms with the news that glamor girl Lindsey Vonn would miss the Winter Olympics, the woman who could again prove to be the nation's skiing sweetheart was relaxing on a beach. Vonn had been ruled out of a trip to Sochi by a serious knee injury, and things weren't going well for Julia Mancuso either. Frustrated by a difficult start to the World Cup season, the three-time Olympic medalist had escaped the cold to regroup at her Hawaii hideout. While her rivals were fine-tuning their technique on the slopes, she was bedecked in a bikini and plunging into the clear waters that surround Maui.
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Julia Mancuso is hoping to fill the Winter Olympics void left by the injured Lindsey Vonn
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The 29-year-old won a gold medal in 2006 and two silvers at Vancouver 2010
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Her alternative Sochi preparations have involved escaping to Hawaii mid-season
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From a rough start -- her dad was jailed for drug smuggling -- she has made it to the top

Question: "I'm ready, I'm in a good place and I still feel I can get medals in Sochi, multiple medals in my three events," @placeholder says, brimming with confidence.


Authorities have suspended Carnival festivities in the Brazilian city of Paraty after gunfire killed one person and injured nine others. The mayor's office of the seaside colonial city says a man opened fire in a central plaza during the Bloco da Lama, or Mud Street Party, killing a 21-year-old man and injuring nine others. Police are searching for the shooter. City officials met with Carnival representatives and decided to suspend festivities on Sunday. Carnival festivities in the Brazilian city of Paraty, pictured here duing the Mud Block event, have been suspende after gunfire killed one person and injured nine others
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Unidentified man opened fire in a central plaza during the Bloco da Lama, or Mud Street Party, killing a 21-year-old man and injuring nine others
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Shooter remains at large as police comb the city of Paraty
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By Daniel Piotrowski for Daily Mail Australia A hardline Sydney Islamic preacher has launched an inflammatory Facebook tirade, saying Muslims who preach acceptance 'will never be Australian enough' for 'bigots'. In a post to supporters Sheikh Abu Adnan, from Sydney's western suburbs, wrote: 'This is an advice to those Muslims who are trying very hard to send out the message of acceptance. '"I am an Australian too!" is what they a screaming out in their responses to many Facebook articles,' he goes on in the rant. 'Realise that these comments will go unnoticed because to the bigoted Australian, you are not white, not blue eyed and don't carry a white name like John.'
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Sheikh Abu Adnan warns Muslims they will 'never be Australian enough' for 'the bigoted Australian'
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Community leader Dr Jamal Rifi blasts the post, saying the comment sends the wrong message
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'(Australian Muslims) have the right to feel the right to feel as Australian as anyone else,' Dr Rifi said

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(EW.com) -- Last night's results show spanned an exhausting two hours, but luckily Ryan Seacrest was able to keep the telecast as fresh as the yellow rose on Randy Jackson's sweater by trying out various intonations of his favorite term ("the nationwide vote") and one of life's eternal questions, "WHO WILL FILL THESE STOOLS?" It's Ryan's time to shine, so don't even think about trying to plow him over, Brielldozer Von Huge Mistake! Speaking of freshness, Jimmy Iovine showed up. They'd found him living in the boiler room under Joe Pesci's School of Speech (the Harvard of the West; sorry, Stansbury) and he was more than happy to come sit in a little room off to the side and drop little truth pellets all over the Top 24. I've missed him and the way my stupid Text Edit program auto-corrects his name to "iodine."
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Jimmy Iovine gave more frank and succinct criticism of the kiddies
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The six wild card contestants had to "sing for their lives"
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Against all odds, the blessed Steven Tyler was honest with Brielle Von Hugel

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ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- Barack Obama's inauguration marks a profound manifestation of the Rev. Martin Luther King's dream, civil rights leaders say, but the movement would be foolish to drop its guard now. Christine King Farris sits next to a photo of her brother as she reads to kids to commemorate his birthday Thursday. King did not fight tirelessly and ultimately give his life so African-Americans could take office; he fought for the disenfranchised and downtrodden, no matter their color, said Charles Steele, president and CEO of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, which King and Steele's father helped found. "President-elect Barack Obama is just a piece of the puzzle," he said. "This tells us that we are at a station, but it's not our destination. We've got to get back on the train."
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SCLC president says King supporters must "march now more than ever before"
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Andrew Young: "I can't think of a nicer birthday present for Martin Luther King"
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Maya Angelou: "We needed President-elect Obama desperately, and he needs us"
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Martin Luther King Jr.'s sister spends his birthday teaching lesson to children

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Roy Keane, unusually for a top sports personality, has acted for himself throughout the negotiations and writing of his autobiography The Second Half, to be published by Orion next week. The process has gone remarkably smoothly according to the publishers, despite Keane never having met acclaimed author Roddy Doyle before their collaboration on the book. Keane used to be represented by London-based solicitor Michael Kennedy, who is known as a tough negotiator. Kennedy said: ‘Roy doesn’t need an agent. He’s more than capable of looking after himself.’ Roy Keane (right), next to Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert, has acted as his own agent for his book deal
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Roy Keane's autobiography, The Second Half, out on Thursday
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Roy Hodgson given chance to explain what went wrong at 2014 World Cup
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Board conclude that Hodgson and his staff had done all they could for the players
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Stan Collymore escapes driving ban despite clocking up 12 points on his licence
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Kevin Pietersen believes he is free from any confidentiality clause to say what he likes in his autobiography

Question: But there is a different view at the @placeholder because a clause in the players’ central contracts, signed by Pietersen, forbids players divulging private dressing-room information ‘during or after your central contract’.


(CNN) -- Two tainted lots of a generic version of a drug reportedly taken by Michael Jackson have been recalled by the drug maker. However, no link has been established between the drug -- a powerful sedative and anesthetic called propofol -- and the singer's death. "I have no way of knowing anything related to this specific product -- if it might have played a role or not played a role," said Dr. Arjun Srinivasan, the chief investigator on the recall for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The agency is not involved in the investigation into Jackson's death, he said.
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CDC says two lots of Diprivan's generic version tested positive for contaminant
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40 patients reported high fevers, muscle aches after taking generic version of drug
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FDA disputes online reports that recall and Michael Jackson's death could be related

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By Lillian Radulova for Daily Mail Australia A mother-of-four who was killed in a car crash alongside two of her children, predicted her own death would occur on the very road that she lost her life. Keisha Ann Jackson, from the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, had been driving along Glenview Road with her four children on Friday night when her car slid off the wet road and slammed into a tree. The 30-year-old died at the scene alongside her son Ryan Jackson-Cooke, 10, and her daughter Joan Jackson, 7, according to Queensland Police. Krystal Percival (left), the best friend of mother-of-four Keisha Ann Jackson (right) who died after her slammed into a tree on Friday, said that her friend had predicted her own death
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Keisha Ann Jackson died after her car slid off the road and slammed into a tree in Queensland
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Her children, Ryan, 10, and Joan, seven, also died at the scene
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Her eldest son Ethan, 11, escaped the wreckage with minor injuries and managed to flag down passing-by cars for help
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Ms Jackson's youngest child Matilda, four, remains in a critical condition at the Royal Brisbane hospital
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Ryan and Matilda were found in the grass nearby the car and are believed to have been thrown out of the vehicle upon impact

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(CNN)The greatest sports franchises in the world all share one thing in common: superfans so passionate they will travel far and wide to watch their teams exult in victory. Dennis Doyle has experienced all of the travel and exactly none of the joy. When the 32-year-old New York Knicks lifer first drummed up the plan to follow his beloved NBA team at every stop -- including London -- for an entire season, he had no idea it would be a historic one. Sadly for him, it was historic for all the wrong reasons. "This is the worst basketball that I've seen this season," says Doyle, while exiting the O2 Arena after the Knicks were blown out by the Milwaukee Bucks for their 16th loss in a row.
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Fan spends $25,000 to watch Knicks' epic losing streak
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Traveling far and wide, Dennis Doyle gets no respite
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Run of losses "like watching a small animal get tortured," says Doyle

Question: Although the Knicks often trail by double figures early (the @placeholder took a 14-0 lead on Thursday, and were ahead by 20 points in the second quarter), Doyle says he tries to remain focused at least until the end of the third quarter.


Arrested: The 35-year-old was detained at passport control in the capital's Jomo Kenyatta airport Police investigating the Nairobi mall massacre are questioning a Briton arrested as he tried to fly out of the city after the attack. The 35-year-old was detained at passport control in the capital’s Jomo Kenyatta airport on Monday afternoon as he prepared to board a Turkish Airlines flight. His arrest came as Kenyan detectives investigated whether some of the terrorists from the Somali-based Al Shabaab militant group slipped out of the Westgate shopping complex amid the confusion, after switching their clothes with those of their hostages.
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Man, 35, detained at passport control in Jomo Kenyatta airport on Monday
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Briton believed to be of Somali origin and was allegedly acting suspiciously
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Kenyan detectives also investigating whether terrorists slipped out of mall
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Probing if Al Shabaab members switched clothes with those of hostages
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(CNN) -- In his first address since returning to Pakistan from self-exile, former President Pervez Musharraf declared his intention to run for office, saying he defied risks to "save" the country. Musharraf landed in Karachi on Sunday after more than four years in exile. He faces criminal charges, and the Taliban have vowed to unleash a "death squad" to assassinate him. However, he said, he does not plan to flee again. "I have put my life in danger and have come to Pakistan -- to you to be the savior of this country," he said at the airport. "I have come to save Pakistan."
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He plans to lead his party in elections
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He's been in self-imposed exile since resigning as president in 2008
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Pakistani authorities have vowed to arrest him on return; Taliban threaten to kill him

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For many people, the chance to own a Ferrari - the luxury sports car associated with musicians, actors and the super-rich - is nothing more than a pipe-dream. But now, they have the chance to buy the next best thing as shares in the brand are set to become available. Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), which owns Ferrari, plans to list about 10 per cent of Ferrari's outstanding shares through a public offering and distribute the rest to its shareholders. The new Ferrari 458 Speciale that reaches 0-60 in three seconds - owners Fiat Chrysler plan to float shares of the luxury car maker on the stock market as a way to raise revenue
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) plans to spin-off Ferrari and sell a 10 per cent stake in the luxury car maker on the stock market
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Remaining Ferrari shares would be distributed among its shareholders
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Sale is part of a bigger plan by FCA to raise £38billion to fund investment
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Move comes after Ferrari's chairman of 23 years stepped down last month

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KABUL, Afghanistan (CNN)  -- Welcome to democracy, Afghan-style. An Afghan woman in a burqa veil holds up a photograph of President Hamid Karzai. An incumbent president and 38 challengers, including two women, are vying for the votes of 17 million registered Afghans against a backdrop of war, graft, poverty and illiteracy. More than 3,000 donkeys, 3,000 cars and three helicopters will traverse harsh terrain to carry voting materials to remote polling stations. And 30 observer groups, domestic and international, will be on hand to help guard against fraud. This Thursday, Afghanistan holds its second-ever popular election, the results of which will put into office a new president and 420 provincial council winners. Preliminary results are scheduled September 3, with final results expected two weeks later.
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More than 17 million Afghans are registered to vote
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Elections are scheduled amid increasing violence
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A key issue for voters is government corruption
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Some observers concerned elections will be neither fair nor free

Question: As though to serve reminder of the high stakes, @placeholder came under attack again on Tuesday -- just two days before the polls open.


By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 11:19 EST, 26 September 2013 | UPDATED: 11:57 EST, 26 September 2013 A Missouri lawyer has been accused of posting nude pictures of a Virginia prosecutor to Twitter after they broke up. Denise Lunsford, the elected prosecutor for Albermarle County, has filed for a retraining order against David Cosgrove, claiming that the St Louis lawyer harassed her after they split in August. Lunsford, who has been in a lengthy relationship with another man despite her illicit meetings with Cosgrove over an 11-month period, claimed she did not even know the images had been taken.
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Denise Lunsford, an elected prosecutor in Virginia, said she did not know the images posted by David Cosgrove, from Missouri, had been taken
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The couple had dated in law school and rekindled the relationship last year
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Cosgrove 'harassed' her and she is now seeking a restraining order
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Lunsford 'is in a long-term relationship with another man'

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By Anna Hodgekiss PUBLISHED: 06:53 EST, 14 February 2013 | UPDATED: 17:34 EST, 14 February 2013 Janet Norton, here with husband John who is mentally impaired, is now recovering after being left to lie in her own filth for weeks while a council-appointed carer cleaned around her A pensioner was left to lie in her own filth for weeks while a council-appointed carer cleaned around her. Janet Norton, 72, lay immobilised on her sofa for two months with a back injury, yet the carer appears to have ignored her desperate condition. Her shocked daughter Sharon Matthews discovered her mother at her south London home in December 2012 and alerted paramedics.
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Janet Norton, 72, lay immobilised on sofa for two months with back injury
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Carer cleaned the flat but appears to have ignored her desperate state
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Daughter became suspicious after mother never answered the phone
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Discovered her lying in 'disgusting state' and in own waste

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Brattleboro, Vermont (CNN) -- Floodwaters brought by Tropical Storm Irene began to recede Monday in parts of Vermont, but the governor warned that further flooding and loss of life are likely ahead for the small, rural state. "It's just devastating," Gov. Peter Shumlin said Monday. "Whole communities under water, businesses, homes, obviously roads and bridges, rail transportation infrastructure. We've lost farmers' crops," he said. "We're tough folks up here but Irene ... really hit us hard." Hundreds of people remained trapped Monday in communities cut off by raging floodwaters that washed out or otherwise damaged 263 roads and bridges, Shumlin said. Exactly how many were stranded remained unclear, he said.
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Three dead in Vermont, rescuers search for another missing person
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Rivers continue to flood, "We know there's more trouble ahead," governor says
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Governor: Hundreds remain cut off by floodwaters and damaged roads
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President Obama signs a disaster declaration for the state

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BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- U.S. Army Staff Sgt. David Julian believed in America's mission in Iraq. Soldiers David Julian, left, and Ernesto Cimarrusti were killed along with three other comrades on March 10. "It's not all fame and glory. There are a lot of hard times out here. But without Americans willing to pay the price, who's going to?" Julian told CNN in September when we first met him and the men of Delta company. The 31-year-old father of a young girl believed that the long, exhausting hours in Iraq and the "miserable as hell" living conditions at his base were all worth it -- especially for Iraq's children.
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Staff Sgt. David Julian was one of five soldiers killed in suicide blast in March
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Julian told CNN in September he believed in the Iraq mission
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Surviving comrades say they think about that fateful day all the time
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Soldier: "They were all good men. What happened to them shouldn't happen."

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By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 06:15 EST, 27 August 2013 | UPDATED: 06:33 EST, 27 August 2013 A hospital patient is said to have been carried more than 15 miles in the baggage compartment of a coach after becoming trapped inside as she tried to retrieve her bag. Bus Éireann has launched an investigation into how the middle-aged woman became locked in the luggage compartment as she arrived home in Ballyvaughan, Ireland, after a hospital appointment. It is believed that the woman, who does not wish to be named, tried to reach into the baggage compartment to pick up her small bag which was hidden behind larger luggage.
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The middle-aged woman had travelled to Ballyvaughan from Galway
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It is thought she fainted after climbing in to find her luggage
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She wasn't discovered until the bus arrived in Doolin

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It started with a chance conversation between a doctor and a nurse several years ago. But that brief encounter may end up exposing what could be one of the largest Medicare frauds in U.S. history. Dr. Alon Vainer, a medical director at dialysis clinics in Georgia, was discussing clinic procedures with one of the nurses, Daniel Barbir. The two men say they saw something they believed was very wrong: expensive medicine, and lots of it, was being tossed in the trash. And the clinic workers were being told to do it, the two men say. "When we sat down and started talking about it and getting into details, we actually realized exactly what was going on," Vainer said.
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A doctor and nurse have filed a whistleblower suit against DaVita Dialysis
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The two claim the company was over-billing Medicare and Medicaid
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They say the company was wasting medication and throwing it away
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The company denies the claims, saying decisions were made in patients' best interests

Question: Asked if they are surprised that they have to defend the @placeholder taxpayer, Barbir said simply, "I'm not surprised.


Facebook is apologizing to drag queens and the transgender community for deleting accounts that used drag names like Lil Miss Hot Mess rather than legal names such as Bob Smith. The world's biggest online social network caught heat recently when it deleted several hundred accounts belonging to self-described drag queens, other performers and members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. Facebook has long required its users to go by their 'real names' on the site for security purposes, to stand out from other social networks and so it can better target advertising to people. Drag queens (from left) Lil Ms Hot Mess, Sister Roma and Heklina spoke of their disappointment earlier this month after Facebook executives met with them and refused to change the policy banning stage names. Facebook apologized - altough the real names policy isn't changing, the way Facebook enforces it might
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Facebook recently deleted several hundred accounts belonging to self-described drag queens and members of the LGBT community
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It requires users to go by their 'real names' on the site for security purposes
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Facebook: Policy doesn't mean legal name but 'authentic name used in life'

Question: Heklina (left) said: 'I have been Heklina for 20 years, and I have @placeholder telling me Heklina does not exist.


The first overseas tour by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge -- North America -- was an undisputed triumph. The couple, still basking in the glow of their globally televised wedding, drew vast crowds throughout Canada and California. Will their hosts in Southeast Asia be charmed as easily? Here's my best guess as to where and when the likely highlights will be. The most poignant moment would undoubtedly be at the start of the tour in Singapore. In 1997, the Singapore Botanic Gardens named an orchid after Prince William's mother, Diana, with the intention of presenting it to her on her next visit --  but she died before she had a chance to see it.
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Duke and Duchess of Cambridge hope to repeat success of their North America tour
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Stops on their itinerary include Singapore, Malaysia and Borneo
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Final stop is Tuvalu, where Prince William's grandfather, Prince Philip, is revered as a god

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(WIRED) -- Facebook unleashed a new commenting system last week that promises to help online publications clean up their commenting cesspools, while simultaneously extending Facebook's tentacles further into the web outside its walls. Unfortunately for those with visions of a non-Facebook dominated web, this initiative has the potential to dramatically expand the ginormous social network's already imperial reach. The new system lets website owners replace their current commenting system with Facebook's simply by dropping in a few lines of Javascript. Then, commenters have to sign in using either their Facebook or Yahoo IDs, an attempt to ensure a commenter is a real person. Commenters can opt to have their comment posted as an update, along with a link to the original story, which spreads the story link inside Facebook's walls.
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Facebook unleashes new commenting system that promises to clean up cesspools
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System simultaneously extends Facebook's tentacles further into the web
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Facebook system competes most directly with Disqus

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By Richard Shears PUBLISHED: 18:42 EST, 8 September 2013 | UPDATED: 09:10 EST, 9 September 2013 Australia’s new prime minister immediately set to work yesterday on a right-wing policy agenda that many Tories could only dream of carrying out in Britain. Hours after defeating the ruling Labor party, British-born Tony Abbott slipped into cycling gear for a ride through Sydney’s suburbs – and then got straight down to business. Top of the list is implementing his promise to get tough on immigration by ‘turning back’ the asylum boats bringing refugees to the country, while pledging to slash Australia’s foreign aid budget.
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Tony Abbott immediately set to work yesterday on Right-wing agenda
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55-year-old Oxford graduate also said one of his first moves would be to reverse the climate change consensus

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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistan says it is liaising with the governments of Yemen and Saudi Arabia before it decides when to deport several of Osama bin Laden's family members of back to their homelands. The detention of the terrorist mastermind's three widows and two daughters ended Tuesday night. But as of late Wednesday, there were no signs that they had left the Islamabad house where they were held. A judge had ordered earlier this month that the five women be deported back to their countries of citizenship after serving their sentence for living illegally in Pakistan. Two of the widows are Saudi while one is Yemeni.
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The detention of the widows and daughters of Osama bin Laden has ended
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A Pakistani judge ordered that they be deported once they had served the sentence
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Pakistan says it is waiting for responses from Yemen and Saudi Arabia
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The Yemeni authorities say Pakistan is "stalling"

Question: "The Yemen ambassador in @placeholder has been working around the clock seeking the release of the family, and Yemen is ready to accept them at anytime," he said.


Families SA considered the parenting skills of Chloe Valentine's drug-using teenage mother to be 'good enough' despite evidence of neglect, an inquest has heard. Chloe was four years old when she died of massive head injuries in January 2012 after being forced to ride a motorbike and repeatedly crashed over a three-day period in her Adelaide backyard. An inquest into the girl's death has heard her short life was marred by horrific squalor and chronic neglect but she was never removed from her mother, Ashlee Polkinghorne. Scroll down for video Chloe Valentine was just four when she died of massive head injuries in January 2012
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Chloe Valentine  died at the hands of her neglectful mother Ashley Polkinghorne and her partner Benjamin McPartland in 2012
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She suffered massive head injuries, black and swollen eyes, a cut to her head and bruises all over her body
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Social worker Leanne Stewart told the inquest into Chloe's death that she believed the toddler was receiving 'good enough' care in early 2009
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This is despite substantial evidence of neglect and multiple child abuse notifications against her mother at the time
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Counsel  questioned why Ms Stewart was excusing Polkinghorne's behaviour, saying her obligation was to protect infant Chloe
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Polkinghorne, 22, and McPartland, 28, pleaded guilty to manslaughter through criminal neglect

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By Becky Barrow and James Chapman PUBLISHED: 08:29 EST, 9 July 2012 | UPDATED: 02:03 EST, 10 July 2012 A top Bank of England executive was yesterday accused of being asleep on the job despite repeated warnings that Britain’s banks were fiddling key interest rates. Paul Tucker was slammed for ignoring the warnings and failing to take notes of key meetings – shortly after a string of newly-published emails detailed his cosy relationship with top bankers and civil servants. During a ferocious grilling by MPs on the Treasury Select Committee, Andrew Tyrie, the chairman and a Tory MP, warned: ‘This does not look good, Mr Tucker'
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Paul Tucker subject to ferocious grilling by Treasury Select Committee MPs
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He claimed he didn't know banks were 'low-balling' Libor submissions
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Said notes of phone call taken by Bob Diamond gave the 'wrong impression'
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Denies pressure to encourage Barclays to understate its Libor submissions
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Deputy governor likens the setting of Libor by banks to a 'cesspit'
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Says he only recently became aware that interest rates were being fixed
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Mr Tucker said 'every shred' of Libor's credibility has been torn up
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Libor concerns may have been raised in 2007 at BoE meeting

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Two Louisiana English teachers accused of having group sex with a 16-year-old student were released on bail Thursday as more details began to emerge about their alleged tryst. Shelley Dufrense, 32, and Rachel Respess, 24, each posted $7,000 bond two days after their arrest on charges of carnal knowledge of a juvenile, indecent behavior with a juvenile and contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile. Kenner Police Chief Michael Glaser said on Wednesday Respess invited Shelley and the 16-year-old to her home in the 1300 block of West Esplanade Avenue for a group tryst after the Destrehan-Helen Cox High School football game September 12.
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Shelley Dufresne, 32, a Louisiana teacher and married mother of three, was arrested just days after school officials learned of the allegations
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A 16-year-old student at Destrehan High School has told classmates he was having sex with Dufresne and another teacher
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English teacher Rachel Respess, 24, is accused of taking part in sexual trysts at her home, some of which were videotaped
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Booking records stated Dufrense began kissing her co-worker as she was having sex with the teenager

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By Eoin Murphy and Daily Mail Reporter A massive political row has erupted in Ireland after the country singer Garth Brooks pulled out of a massive comeback special in Dublin this month. The top-selling U.S. singer cancelled a sold-out run at Dublin's Croke Park stadium after city chiefs granted permission for just three out of the five planned gigs. Taoiseach Enda Kenny described Brooks decision to pull out as a 'shock to the system' that will damage Ireland's slow economic recovery. Comeback: Garth Brooks, who quit touring 13 years ago, has pulled out of a massive comeback gig in Croke Park stadium in Dublin after the council refused to give for permission for two of the five planned dates
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Enda Kenny says cancellation will cost Ireland a quarter of a billion euros
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400,000 fans were expected to travel to Croke Park to see the star
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Brooks pulled out after two of his five dates were blocked by Dublin council
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Irish Daily Mail reveals the star would not have made a cent on three dates

Question: According to another well-placed source, Garth Brooks was going to use Croke Park as a benchmark for a world tour: no dates have been planned for this, although @placeholder planned to hold an online press conference tomorrow.


A Texas A&M football star, his stepbrother and an incoming member of the University of Utah football team have been killed as their SUV rolled over after they apparently drove on little sleep. Polo Manukainiu, a freshman lineman at Texas A&M, and Gauis Vaenuku, who was joining the Utah Utes this year, died in the crash on Monday evening on U.S. 550 just north of Cuba, New Mexico. Manukainu's stepbrother, Lolo Uhatafe, 13, also lost his life and in the crash, while Lolo's older brother, Salesi Uhatafe, and father both sustained minor injuries. In a tragic twist, Manukainiu's last tweet read: '22 hour drive back to Texas on no sleep. Oh my.'
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Texas A&M lineman Polo Manukainiu, 19, died in car crash on Monday after tweeting about long journey ahead on no sleep
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Gauis Vaenuku, 18, an incoming member of the Utah football team, and 13-year-old Lolo Uhatafe also died
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Uhatafe's brother and father were also in the crash but survived
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Police: SUV drifted off New Mexico highway and rolled several times

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(CNN) -- Four of Paraguay's neighbors said Sunday they are pulling their ambassadors from the country in the wake of the impeachment of Paraguay's president. Chile and Venezuela recalled the ambassadors hours after Brazil and Uruguay -- two of Paraguay's most important neighbors -- did the same. Argentina recalled its ambassador on Saturday. Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez also said his country is halting all shipments to Paraguay. Brazil's foreign ministry said the action was due to the "breakdown of democracy" in Paraguay, and vowed to take up the impeachment with the regional blocs MERCOSUR and UNASUR. The moves follow the lightning-quick removal from office of President Fernando Lugo on Friday.
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NEW: Chile and Venezuela recall their ambassadors
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Brazil and Uruguay express concern about the impeachment of the president
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New President Federico Franco says the process was constitutional
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Some leaders say they refuse to recognize the Franco government

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Raheem Sterling has been 'outstanding' ever since he broke into the England team and Liverpool team-mate Jordan Henderson believes there is no limit to his potential. Four and a half years ago the Reds beat the likes of Manchester United, Manchester City and Arsenal to the signature of QPR's nippy Jamaican-born attacker. Sterling, like so many preciously-talented teenagers, was hailed as a wonder kid but is one of few to look as if he is getting anywhere near to fulfilling the hype. Oustanding: Raheem Sterling has been a stand-out performer for England this summer At the age of 19, he has established himself as a first-team regular at Liverpool as well as an increasingly important member of the England team.
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Raheem Sterling has been 'outstanding' for England
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That is the opinion of Jordan Henderson
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Sterling joined Liverpool from QPR in 2010

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By Beci Wood F1 star Jenson Button will wear a special pink helmet at the British GP this weekend in an emotional tribute to his late father. Sunday has been designated ‘Pink For Papa’ day as it marks the McLaren driver’s first trip to Silverstone without his dad John, who passed away in January this year. John Button played a key role in Jenson’s career, only missing one of his son’s races in 14 seasons prior to his death. Pink for Papa: Jenson and his stunning fiancee Jessica pose in the special pink shirts which are on sale to raise money for charity
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McLaren driver asks fans to wear something pink on Sunday in tribute to his dad John who died in January
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John attended all but one of his son's races in the 14 years before he died
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Pink t-shirts -  the colour of John’s traditional ‘lucky’ race-day shirt - are on sale with proceeds going to charity
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Jenson's fiancee Jessica Michibata and former World Champion Damon Hill have shown their support

Question: Extra lift: Jenson Button says the @placeholder crowd will spur him on at Silverstone but admits he has 'no chance' of a podium finish


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Two men pleaded not guilty Wednesday to felony charges related to the brutal beating of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow after a Los Angeles Dodgers game in March. Late Wednesday, prosecutors announced they won't charge a woman who's the sister to one defendant and the girlfriend to the other because they don't have enough evidence against her, a spokeswoman said. During their arraignment in Los Angeles County Superior Court, Marvin Norwood, 30, and Louie Sanchez, 29, both of Rialto, California, were ordered by the judge to remain in custody in lieu of $500,000 bail each.
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NEW: A woman who's the sister of one defendant won't be charged, prosecutor's office says
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Victim Bryan Stow, hospitalized since March, remains in serious condition
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Only one witness has identified Louie Sanchez at crime scene, prosecutor says
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No witnesses have identified Marvin Norwood at the crime scene, prosecutor says

Question: Earlier this week, Stow's family reported on their website that @placeholder showed the most response yet since the beating on the Dodgers' home opener: He lifted his left leg slightly when asked and raised his left arm every time family members asked if they could hold his hand.


Wellington are top of the Daily Mail Schools Trophy again thanks to Kirkham ending Sedbergh’s short reign. A quick start and some excellent defence helped the Lancastrians to beat their Cumbrian rivals for the first time in 14 years. Kirkham won 22-12 to remain unbeaten in the Trophy, which is run on a merit table basis by schoolsrugby.co.uk, and to bolster their own challenge which puts them in third place behind Wellington and Sedbergh. Juan du Randt evades the clutches of an opposing player makes a break in Kirkham's win over Sedbergh Kirkham players Conor Wilkinson (left), Juan du Randt (centre) and Ben Gregory celebrate against Sedbergh
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Wellington thrashed Epsom College 37-10 to lead in Daily Mail tournament
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Competitors Kirkham beat Sedbergh for the first time in over a decade
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Kirkham now sit third in the table behind Sedbergh and leaders Wellington

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By James Slack and James Chapman PUBLISHED: 17:39 EST, 19 September 2012 | UPDATED: 17:39 EST, 19 September 2012 New Justice Secretary Chris Grayling today struck a tougher tone on criminal policy Life will be made harder for criminals in and out of prison to rebuild shattered public confidence in the justice system, Chris Grayling pledges today. In his first newspaper interview as the new Justice Secretary, he issues an extraordinary indictment of his predecessor Kenneth Clarke’s record, admitting voters do not believe justice is being done in many cases. He said he would make sure jails – dubbed ‘holiday camps’ by critics – are no longer seen as places which convicts ‘enjoy’, while toughening up community punishments to help rehabilitate less serious offenders.
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Chris Grayling seeks to distance himself from unpopular predecessor Kenneth Clarke
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'I want to be a tough Justice Secretary,' he declares in first newspaper interview since taking the job
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Mr Grayling wants justice system to operate with speed and severity as it did following last summer's riots
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A review of perks for inmates, such as satellite TV
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A crackdown on prisoners having access  to mobile phones to stop them stalking  victims on social networking sites
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His own review of human rights law, following a report from a cross-party commission, to inform the next Tory manifesto

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By Jamie Redknapp and Martin Keown PUBLISHED: 19:11 EST, 2 February 2014 | UPDATED: 03:27 EST, 3 February 2014 Monday evening's mouthwatering top-of-the-table clash between Manchester City and Chelsea could go some way to deciding who will win the Premier League. Here Jamie Redknapp and Martin Keown provide analysis on the game and discuss where they think it will be won and lost. How do Chelsea stop the City Juggernaut? Manchester City have been scoring goals for fun so Chelsea will need to be organised and resolute. City will look to attack constantly so the Chelsea defence must keep up their concentration.
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If Man City win they go back to the top of the Premier League
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Martin Keown says Chelsea have to somehow keep Alvaro Negredo quiet
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He thinks Chelsea have to win to give themselves a shot at the title
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Jamie Redknapp is sure Eden Hazard holds the keys for Jose Mourinho
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Former midfielder is convinced that's where the game will be won or lost
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Neither man picks Oscar in his combined team

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(CNN) -- The Premier League is supposed to be the most exciting in the world -- but there's something a little too predictable about it all this season. A decade ago, Arsenal won the title without losing a single game and was hailed as 'invincible' as it triumphed in 26 of its 38 fixtures. Now, 10 years later, there is a feeling that a new generation of invincible players are ready to emerge -- and they are wearing the blue of Chelsea. Another victory on Wednesday night, this time against Tottenham, takes Chelsea's unbeaten run to 14 league games and 21 in all competitions this season.
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Chelsea makes it 14 games unbeaten in Premier League
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Jose Mourinho's side remains in pole position
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Manchester City comes from behind to win
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Arsenal leaves it late to beat Southampton

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Question: @placeholder will not be the last team to be given a beating by Chelsea this season, this was the 11th time Mourinho's side have tasted success in 14 league games.


The world's oldest commissioned warship is to undergo a £16 million ($25m) revamp, in what British defense authorities hope will restore the iconic battleship that is so central to Britain's legacy as a maritime power. It will be the most extensive restoration to HMS Victory in more than 200 years, when she underwent repairs following the Battle of Trafalgar. "It's a massive task," says project manager John O'Sullivan of BAE Systems, which has been contracted to carry out the works for five years with an option to extend that for a further five. However O'Sullivan believes a ship of this nature will always be a work in progress. "The first five years will be intense, but it's ongoing forever, it needs constant work."
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HMS Victory is the world's oldest commissioned warship
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British defense authorities have awarded a £16 million( $25m) contract to revamp the ship
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Much of the restoration will be done by hand using traditional specialist skills

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(CNN) -- International envoy Kofi Annan said Tuesday he sees Iran as a factor in diplomatic efforts to forge peace in Syria, a stance not shared by the United States. "I think Iran can play a positive role," Annan said during a news conference with Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi in Tehran. His remarks came a day after he met with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in Damascus. Annan said al-Assad agreed on "an approach" to ending the 16 months of bloodshed in his country. World powers have deplored al-Assad's government for its assaults against civilians. But the diplomatic wranglings, such as Annan's recent Action Group meeting in Geneva and the U.S. and Arab-backed Friends of Syria initiative, have failed to stop the killings of thousands since March 2011.
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An opposition group recorded at least 68 deaths Tuesday
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The United States calls Iran's behavior in Syria "destructive"
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Annan visited Bashar al-Assad in Damascus
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The envoy is now in Iraq, meeting with its prime minister

Question: "And so, of course, Kofi Annan in @placeholder, to the extent that he can stress to the Iranians the importance of cooperating with the plan, that's a good thing.

Question: Asked about his meeting on Monday with @placeholder, Annan said the two discussed efforts to end violence, but he didn't want to mention details until he talked with opposition leaders.