By Sadie Whitelocks PUBLISHED: 05:19 EST, 25 May 2012 | UPDATED: 16:00 EST, 25 May 2012 Since her Team GB Olympic kit was unveiled in March, the London fashion designer has been keeping a relatively low profile. But last night Stella McCartney got back into the swing of things as she attended a pop art themed charity ball in the capital Wearing an eye-catching swirl print dress from her eponymous label, the 40-year-old looked happy and relaxed as she joined a host of fashion friends including Agyness Denn, Natalia Vodianova and Naomi Watts. London designer Stella McCartney opted for an eye-catching swirl-print dress and strappy heels
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Both Natalia Vodianova and Agyness Denn wear her eponymous label
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Last night's ball raised over £1.1 million for the NSPCC

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Question: As co-chairs of the event @placeholder and Natalia Vodianova took to the stage to give a speech


By James Rush PUBLISHED: 07:19 EST, 3 December 2013 | UPDATED: 09:12 EST, 3 December 2013 Douglas Hewitt has put up the same Christmas tree for the 84th time this year after his father first bought it in 1929 A great-grandfather has put up his Christmas tree for the 84th time this year after his father first bought it from a toy shop in 1929. Douglas Hewitt, 84, has celebrated every Christmas with the artificial tree since he was born and he and his wife Mavis, 82, have once again put it up this year. Mr Hewitt's father bought the tree from Redgates toy shop, in Sheffield, just months after Douglas was born.
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Douglas Hewitt has celebrated every Christmas with the tree since birth
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His father bought the tree from Sheffield toy shop in 1929
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Mr Hewitt said it has lost some of its branches over the years
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He said this year could be its last outing as the tree 'has seen better days'

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KIGALI, Rwanda (CNN) -- As leader of the Tutsi rebels in 1994, Paul Kagame pleaded with the world to stop the Rwandan genocide. Paul Kagame: "We say every Rwandan has the same opportunity to life ... as the other." "All along we thought that's why they were here," Kagame said, referring to the U.N. troops sent to monitor a peace agreement between the minority Tutsis and ruling Hutus. But the nations of the world, he said, turned a deaf ear and a blind eye. "They didn't care. They were totally indifferent. It was just another bloody African situation where just people kill each other and that's it."
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Rwandan Paul Kagame spent the first three decades of his life as a refugee
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As head of the Tutsi rebel militia, he fought against Hutu government forces
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A 100-day Hutu slaughter of Tutsis left 800,000 dead before Hutus were defeated
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Today, Kagame is president of Rwanda and insists Hutus and Tutsis reconcile

Question: After 100 days of fighting between the two ethnic groups, the Tutsi militia defeated @placeholder government forces, ending the war and the genocide.


Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN) -- Earlier this year, as Frank Guinta was driving his children to school, he turned on a local radio station and heard Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul talking about Guinta's failed attempt to win re-election to Congress just a few months earlier. Paul was discussing the future of the Republican Party and the need for the GOP to maintain its traditional political base while also welcoming more libertarian-minded conservatives. The Kentucky senator then started citing specific data from the 2012 general election, including Guinta's race. "Your two Republicans up there lost recently for Congress," Paul said to New Hampshire political reporter James Pindell in the telephone interview on WGIR. "They lost by four percentage points, and the libertarian in each race got 4½ percent, so really we do have to figure out a way to attract some of those voters who are voting libertarian if we want to have enough of a majority to win."
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Potential 2016 presidential candidates already influencing national dialogue
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Social conservatives have large say in later primaries but centrist could do well in N.H.

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Question: But @placeholder, who is considering running for office in 2014, said he was not shocked by the moment.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Lindsay Lohan's need for a better toothpaste should not outshine more important issues "such as homelessness, lack of funding for public education and relations between America and its allies," the actress's rep said Friday. Steve Honig was responding to online buzz about a close up photo of Lohan's teeth that appear to show stains that bloggers blame on her love of red wine and cigarettes. "Lindsay is widely recognized as one of the most beautiful women on the planet, and is regularly sought-after by some of the top photographers in the world to appear on covers of magazines around the globe," Honig said in a statement to CNN.
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Tabloid photo shows Lohan stained teeth
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Lohan rep: Lindsay's "one of the most beautiful women on the planet"
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Lohan prosecutor is unaware of any probation problems
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The actress returns to court Wednesday to report on probation

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Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- American citizens who want to leave Egypt on a U.S. government flight should report to the airport as soon as the nightly curfew ends, according to official Twitter messages from the Department of State Bureau of Consular Affairs. Tweets warning Americans to leave began appearing just before 10 p.m. ET, cautioning that further delay was not advisable. More than 1,900 U.S. citizens and their family members have left Egypt since an evacuation operation began Monday, according to a statement from the U.S. State Department. Evacuation flights had been scheduled to run through Thursday. The State Department said late Wednesday that additional government flights after Thursday are unlikely.
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NEW: State Department warns that evacuation delay is not advisable
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NEW: The department says U.S. citizens wanting to leave Egypt should go to airport after curfew
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1,900 Americans and their families have been evacuated, the department says
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The U.S. Embassy in Cairo remains open to help Americans who want to evacuate

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New York (CNN) -- A mandatory 21-day quarantine imposed by New York and New Jersey on health care workers returning from West Africa after treating Ebola patients caught local and federal officials by surprise and spurred a heated debate on handling the spread of the virus. The policy of isolating medical personnel and others arriving from Ebola-affected countries zones was abruptly implemented Friday by the governors of New York and New Jersey, Andrew Cuomo and Chris Christie. The announcement came one day after a New York doctor who treated patients in Guinea became the first Ebola case diagnosed in the city and the fourth in the United States.
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NEW: Ebola survivor donates plasma to Dr. Craig Spencer
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Doctors Without Borders says there is a ''notable lack of clarity'' in new guidelines
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Health care worker arrived at Newark Liberty International Airport on Friday
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Officials said she developed high temperature after arrival, result from Ebola test came back negative

Question: @placeholder's activities, which include riding in subways and cabs, have sparked a sharp public debate about how to deal with people who have traveled to West African countries ravaged by the disease.


Washington (CNN) -- Authorities have arrested two Georgetown University students and another person in connection with a suspected drug lab found inside a dormitory Saturday morning, the Metropolitan Police Department said. The three males, each at least 18, face charges of possession of drug paraphernalia, said Officer Hugh Carew, a spokesman for the police department. The third individual was a campus visitor. None was identified. Police said that shortly before 6 a.m., they received a call about a foul odor at Georgetown's Harbin Hall. Initially, police thought the lab was for producing meth but later said it was used to make Dimethyltryptamine, a hallucinogenic drug commonly known as DMT.
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Two Georgetown University students are among three people arrested
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Police say the lab was used to make DMT, a hallucinogenic drug
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No injuries were reported after a foul odor was reported at the dorm

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(CNN) -- Environmental campaign group Greenpeace has called for people to join a "global day of solidarity" Saturday for 30 people detained and charged with piracy by Russia as they protested Arctic drilling last month. Russian authorities made the arrests after two of the activists left the Greenpeace icebreaker Arctic Sunrise and tried to climb the side of an oil platform owned by the Russian energy giant Gazprom in the Barents Sea. Greenpeace has condemned the Russian action, saying its activists were taking part in a peaceful protest against the "slow but unrelenting destruction of the Arctic." The group has called on supporters around the world to stage candlelight vigils Saturday, holding signs saying "Free the Arctic 30," to highlight the plight of those detained.
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Greenpeace urges supporters to join a vigil in support of 30 people detained by Russia
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The Netherlands launches legal action under the UN Convention of the Law of the Sea
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The 30 detained -- 28 activists and 2 freelance journalists -- are charged with piracy
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They were arrested on the Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise as they protested Arctic drilling

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Question: Two of those detained are @placeholder nationals, both of whom are receiving consular assistance.


(CNN) -- An international court in the Netherlands ruled Thursday to uphold the 50-year sentence handed down last year to Liberia's former president, Charles Taylor, after he was convicted of aiding war crimes in neighboring Sierra Leone. The ruling by the appeals judges in the United Nations-backed Special Court for Sierra Leone in The Hague brings to an end a lengthy legal battle. Taylor, 65, was found guilty last year of supplying and encouraging rebels in Sierra Leone in a campaign of terror, involving murder, rape, sexual slavery, looting and the conscription of children younger than 15. He was also convicted of using Sierra Leone's diamond deposits to help fuel its civil war with arms and guns while enriching himself with what have commonly come to be known as "blood diamonds."
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NEW: Amnesty International welcomes ruling, says it shows that no one is above the law
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Court in The Hague upholds Charles Taylor's conviction and 50-year sentence
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He was president of Liberia from 1997 until 2003, when he fled under pressure
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He was convicted of supplying, encouraging rebels in Sierra Leone in a campaign of terror

Question: The United Nations and the @placeholder government jointly set up the special tribunal to try those who played the biggest role in the atrocities.


Leicester City have been fined £20,000 by The Football Association after admitting a charge of failing to ensure their players conducted themselves in an orderly fashion during their 1-0 win over Aston Villa. Players from both sides clashed in the final moment's of Leicester's 1-0 win last Saturday, with Matty James and Ciaran Clark both seeing red from referee Michael Oliver. The FA added in their statement announcing Leicester's sanction that Villa have also accepted the same charge, but their case will be heard by an Independent Regulatory Commission. A melee late in Aston Villa's match at Leicester ended in a player from each side being shown a red card
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Leicester City beat Aston Villa 1-0 in the Premier League last Saturday
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Late on, both Leicester's Matty James and Villa's Ciaran Clark saw red
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A melee ensued between the players after James' tackle on Jores Okore
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Villa have also admitted The FA charge and are awaiting further news

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England will be looking to restore some pride and record their first win of the Autumn Internationals when they take on Samoa at Twickenham on Saturday. Stuart Lancaster has made five changes to the side beaten by South Africa last week with George Ford coming in at fly-half. Follow our live coverage from 6.30pm. Host commentator Host commentator Disappointing final quarter from England. Lancaster's side didn't kick on after May's second try. Some big positives for England most notably Ford's performance at number 10 and their pack is one of the best in the business. There are still big issues with the attack while the midfield make-up remains an issue.
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England are without a victory in their last five matches
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Lancaster has made five changes to the side beaten by South Africa
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George Ford comes in at fly-half with Owen Farrell moving to No 12
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England have won all six of their previous clashes against Samoa
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Jonny May scores England's opening try in the 19th minute
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Mike Brown crashes over early in the second half
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May completes his brace as England pull away before the hour mark
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Ford impresses at fly half but Farrell is substituted in the 64th minute

Question: The Twickenham crowd appear to be unimpressed by @placeholder's recent performances for England, judging by their reaction to his departure.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 21:42 EST, 27 May 2013 | UPDATED: 07:12 EST, 28 May 2013 When it comes to designing apps, the hope is usually that your program will not only be useful to people but that you might also be able make some money as a result of its creation. For Gentry Underwood, his wildest dreams were realised when his Mailbox app was sold to Dropbox for $100 million. The app wasn't even available to the public, only by joining a mailing list. The Mailbox app allows users to organise and clear their email inbox in a far more smartphone friendly way than previously available.
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Gentry Underwood says he designed Mailbox to 'make email easier'
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App was sold to Dropbox 37 days after Mailbox launched
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Users can view both their inbox and most recent open email at same time
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Being bought by Dropbox was 'logical' as the company deals with sending large files

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Part of Margaret Thatcher's formidable reputation was down to how little she slept. The former British prime minister was believed to get by on just four hours of sleep each night - and she wasn't the only one. Nikola Tesla, the 'grandfather of electricity' was thought to sleep just two hours a night, while Italian politician Silvio Berlusconi only gets two to four hours, and Barack Obama six hours. Scroll down for video New infographic reveals some of the strange sleeping habits of the world's most successful people, and most are below the recommended levels of shut eye. The National Sleep foundation recommends seven to nine hours of sleep a night for 18-64 years olds to maintain a healthy lifestyle
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Margaret Thatcher was believed to get by on just four hours of sleep
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Nikola Tesla, the 'grandfather of electricity', slept for two hours each night
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Winston Churchill would sleep for four hours and take a 90 minute nap
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The National Sleep foundation recommends seven to nine hours of sleep
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Despite Thatcher's example, politicians are the group with the most people who get more than nine hours of sleep each night

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By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 07:31 EST, 3 January 2014 | UPDATED: 08:13 EST, 3 January 2014 Two friends who served together during the Second World War have been reunited 70 years later after a chance encounter revealed they were living just 12 miles from each other. Bessie Thomas and Millie Titshall were radar operators for the WAAF when they were both teenagers, and became close friends serving at a station in Inverness. However, they lost touch towards the end of the war - and although they tried to contact each other during the following decades, they never managed to get in touch.
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Bessie Thomas, 89, and Millie Titshall, 90, served together as teenagers
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The close friends lost touch after the war and never saw each other again
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But Mrs Thomas responded to a newspaper ad appealing for information
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She didn't recognise Mrs Titshall's name because she has since married - but it soon emerged the pair lived 12 miles apart in County Durham

Question: The day of the pair's first conversation happened to be Mrs @placeholder's 90th birthday, and came 70 years after they had last seen each other.


The FBI planned to fly Edward Snowden's father to Moscow to encourage the National Security Agency leaker to come home to the United States, his father told The Washington Post. But Lon Snowden said he backed out, because it was not clear he would be able to speak to his son. Interactive: Snowden's options "I said, 'I want to be able to speak with my son. . . . Can you set up communications?' And it was, 'Well, we're not sure,' " the father told the newspaper Tuesday. "I said, 'Wait a minute, folks, I'm not going to sit on the tarmac to be an emotional tool for you.'"
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Edward Snowden acted out of patriotism, his father tells The Washington Post
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Report: Lon Snowden said he did not fly to Russia because he doubted he'd be able to speak to his son
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Lon Snowden wants his son to stay in Moscow for now
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He is 'not confident' his son would receive a fair trial in the U.S.

Question: Edward Snowden, a former employee of a government contractor, leaked to the media that the @placeholder had secretly collected and stored millions of phone records from accounts in the United States.


UKIP leader has vowed to stand down as leader if the party fails to breakthrough in next year's election Nigel Farage has vowed to resign as party leader if UKIP fails to achieve a general election breakthrough next year. The UKIP leader said there was ‘not one ounce of complacency from me’ after he was selected last night to stand in the South Thanet seat for UKIP at next year's general election. His nomination was overshadowed by Boris Johnson’s decision to throw his hat into the ring to be the next MP for Uxbridge in west London. But Mr Farage said he confident that the Tories would lose votes to UKIP at the next election.
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UKIP leader said there was 'not one ounce of complacency from me'
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He was nominated as UKIP's candidate in South Thanet, Kent last night
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MEP said: 'If we fail next year the party will pick someone better than me'

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(CNN) -- It's official. To watch the 2013 European Champions League final -- arguably one of the most prestigious matches in world football -- will be not much more expensive than watching some top-flight English Premier League games. With Europe in the grip of an economic downturn, European governing body UEFA has cut prices by 25% for its cheapest ticket for the May 25 final. The cheapest ticket for the match at London's Wembley Stadium will cost £60 -- roughly $94 -- compared to £75 in 2012., though fans based in the United Kingdom will also have to pay an £8 administration fee.
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UEFA reduces tickets prices for the 2013 European Champions League final
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The cheapest ticket for the match at London's Wembley Stadium will cost £60
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Reduction of 25% compared to last year's final at Munich Allianz Arena
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The cheapest available ticket when the final was last held at Wembley in 2011 cost £150

Question: Of the 59,000 @placeholder seats on sale to the public for the biggest game in European club football, 20% will be sold at the cheapest "Category 4" price.


(CNN)Raymond Heiber estimates he has told this story 100 times. He'll never get tired of telling people about the forces that brought him to his soul mate at 51. The story begins in 1969, when Raymond walked down the aisle with Helen Klinger for the first time. They were the ring bearer and flower girl in the wedding of Raymond's uncle, Ron, and Helen's oldest sister, Charlotte. Ray was about to turn 6, and Helen was 7. After the wedding, they remained childhood playmates, meeting up at family picnics and pool parties in the coal region of Pennsylvania where they lived. But by the time they were teenagers, their lives took different directions.
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Raymond Heiber and Helen Klinger first walked down the aisle in 1969
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Forty-five years later, they found their way back to each other
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Go to CNN.com/soulmatestories to see more and add your own

Question: @placeholder's wife died of lung cancer after 30 years of marriage, and Helen's marriage ended in divorce.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor Britain should be proud that David Cameron is isolated in Europe in the incr3asingly bitter row over Brussels jobs, Jeremy Hunt claimed today. The Health Secretary backed the Prime Minister's ‘lonely’ fight to block Jean-Claude Juncker from becoming European Commission president amid brutal criticism. It follows claims from Poland’s foreign minister Radek Sikorski that Mr Cameron of ‘f****d up’ attempts to veto the last European treaty. EU leaders will meet at the Menin Gate in Ypres on Thursday for a dinner to mark the start of the First World War. But behind the scenes wrangling continues over Mr Juncker’s candidacy, with almost every EU country united in pushing the plan through despite opposition from Britain.
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Health Secretary backs Prime Minister's fight with other EU leaders
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Bid to block Jean-Claude Juncker as European Commission President
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Cameron expected to push decision to an unprecedented vote on Friday
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Polish foreign minister claimed Cameron 'f****d up' European negotiations

Question: But the deep divisions caused by Mr @placeholder’s EU strategy were exposed by extraordinary remarks made by Poland's foreign minister.

Question: In the conversation, Mr Sikorski is reported to have said: 'It's either a very badly thought through move, or, not for the first time, a kind of incompetence in @placeholder affairs.


Japan on Friday eased several of its sanctions on North Korea after the two countries made progress this week in talks about Japanese citizens kidnapped by the North Korean regime during the Cold War. The sanctions the Japanese government is lifting or softening include an entry ban on North Korean citizens, an embargo on North Korean ships in Japanese ports and a requirement for reporting movements of money to North Korea. Tokyo is easing some of its unilateral sanctions, but it's sticking to the multilateral ones set out in U.N. resolutions. Japan's move came after the regime in Pyongyang agreed this week to reopen investigations into the decades-old cases of the kidnap victims following talks between the two sides in Beijing.
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Affected sanctions include an entry ban on N. Korean citizens and an embargo on ships
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Pyongyang says it is setting up a special committee to investigate the Japanese cases
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North Korean operatives kidnapped at least 17 Japanese citizens in the '70s and '80s
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The United States has voiced support for Japan's efforts to resolve the issue

Question: The committee of about 30 officials will look into the cases of "all Japanese" residing in North Korea, the report said, with different panels for abducted @placeholder, missing Japanese and Japanese people's remains.

Question: The committee of about 30 officials will look into the cases of "all Japanese" residing in North Korea, the report said, with different panels for abducted Japanese, missing @placeholder and Japanese people's remains.


Ebola panic is swarming New York City as it emerged infected doctor Craig Spencer rode the subway, visited a crowded bowling hot spot and took an Uber cab just one day before he was rushed to the hospital with a 103F fever. The Doctors Without Borders physician tested positive for the deadly virus seven days after returning from Guinea where he was treating Ebola patients. But instead of steering clear of crowds, the 33-year-old last night took the subway from Harlem to Williamsburg, where he  visited The Gutter, before taking an Uber cab home. Earlier yesterday, he went on a three-mile jog and took the subway to the High Line garden - a popular tourist destination - before eating out at a restaurant.
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Doctors Without Borders physician Dr. Craig Spencer visited a busy Williamsburg bowling alley Wednesday night just hours before becoming ill
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The 33-year-old took an Uber car to Brooklyn from his home in Harlem
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He has tested positive for the deadly virus, New York City's first diagnosis
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He rode three subway lines, went bowling, ate out, went to the High Line

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By Anthony Bond PUBLISHED: 06:09 EST, 10 June 2012 | UPDATED: 11:47 EST, 11 June 2012 Prince Charles is the people's choice to succeed the Queen and take over the throne as King, a poll has revealed. Before the Diamond Jubilee celebrations, William was the country's preferred choice to be the next king. But in a dramatic shift of mood, Charles is now considered to be the best person to take over the throne. Popular: Prince Charles is the people's choice to succeed the Queen and take over the throne as King, a poll has revealed. He is pictured paying a moving tribute to 'Mummy' after Monday's Diamond Jubilee concert
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44 per cent of people polled want Prince Charles to be king compared to 38 per cent for Prince William
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Prince Charles' witty speech in praise of his mother at the close of the Diamond Jubilee Concert may have boosted his popularity
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Question: As he drew to a close, he led the audience in giving three cheers for the Queen, before kissing her hand affectionately and adding: ‘So Your Majesty we offer you our humble duty and with it three resounding cheers for our Majesty @placeholder!’


Their adorable napping photos captured the hearts of people around the world last year. Now toddler Beau and puppy Theo have been joined by the Shyba family's newest arrival, baby Evangeline, and the images are still melting even the coldest of hearts. Mother Jessica Shyba has continued her ritual of taking photos of the trio as they sleep - whatever position they are lying in. Scroll down for video Deep asleep: Beau and puppy Theo have been joined by the Shyba family's newest arrival, Evangeline Relaxed: The trio lie in comfort together, whatever position they might be lying in
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Beau and puppy Theo were first pictured sleeping together a year ago
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Shyba family's newest arrival Evangeline has also grown close to the pair
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Mother Jessica Shyba has continued her photo-taking ritual as they sleep
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The family are set to release a book of the cute images later this year

Question: The next day, @placeholder waited outside the bedroom for nap time and so began what the mom calls 'the most organic and beautiful relationship I have ever witnessed.'

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A final meeting with the president. A farewell address to the State Department staff. A terrorist attack at the U.S. Embassy in Turkey. Hillary Clinton's last day as secretary of state on Friday seemed to be a microcosm of her four globe-trotting years as America's top diplomat. The former first lady had a full schedule, as usual, meeting in private with President Barack Obama at the White House and then attending the send-off ceremony with clapping, cheering workers at the agency she led. Those events were clouded by a suicide bombing earlier in the day in Ankara that killed the attacker and a Turkish security guard at the embassy. No Americans were killed or injured.
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Kerry sworn in, first trip likely to include stops in Egypt and Israel
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Clinton cites Turkey attack as example of challenges in the world
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Clinton visited 112 countries and flew almost 1 million miles in four years
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At 65, Clinton faces questions about whether she'll run for president in 2016

Question: Kerry expects to take his first official overseas trip in coming weeks, according to a U.S. official who said stops would likely include Israel and @placeholder.


By Daily Mail Reporter A seven-year-old girl from New York City, who was stabbed repeatedly in an elevator of her apartment building, is slowly recovering at home. Mikayla Capers was stabbed 16 times and her best friend, six-year-old PJ Avitto was killed, during an attack in the Brooklyn building where they both lived last month. A 27-year-old, who had recently been released from prison, has been charged with the attack. Recovering: Mikayla Capers, left, is traumatized after being stabbed in an elevator during an attack that claimed the life of her best friend PJ Avitto, right, as the pair went out for ice cream
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Mikayla Capers was stabbed 16 times as she went out for ice cream
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Recently released convict has been charged with attack on Mikayla and murder of PJ Avitto, 6

Question: Heartbroken: A bouquet is placed on a hearse carrying young @placeholder's body.


By Sadie Whitelocks PUBLISHED: 10:52 EST, 10 July 2013 | UPDATED: 21:57 EST, 10 July 2013 Two bereft newlyweds who lost their spouses months after saying 'I do', have told how a chance introduction led them to find love and hope again with each other. In a moving YouTube video Jessica Moreland and Jordan Rice explain that they were both widowed in their twenties. Jessica's husband was killed in a motorcycle accident while cancer took Jordan's wife. At first the pair - who did not know each other and lived in different cities - thought finding another life partner would be impossible, but thanks to mutual friends they randomly came to connect and just last month tied the knot in Baltimore.
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Jessica Moreland's husband died two-and-a-half months after their wedding due to a motorcycling accident
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Jordan Rice's partner was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer ten months after she became his wife
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Jessica and Jordan were introduced through mutual friends and instantly connected - they tied the knot last month

Question: I didn’t really think it was possible to meet someone like [@placeholder].'


By Ryan Gorman A four-month old baby is dead and her father is being held in jail on a $1million bond. Halo Stutzman, of South Bend, Indiana, died Sunday morning after spending two days on life support as a result of what police believe is a series of beatings from father Bryan Michel. The newborn had skull fractures, a traumatic brain injury, bleeding behind the eyes, bruises all over her body and broken ribs at different stages of healing, according to an affidavit. Write caption here Authorities say Michel, 22, originally lied about the tot’s injuries, saying another child – who is 18 months old – pulled Halo off the couch and caused the injuries, WSBT reported, citing the affidavit.
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Halo Stutzman died at an Indiana hospital after two days on life support
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Father Bryan Michel, 22, initially tried to blame the injuries on an 18-month-old sibling
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Question: @placeholder once used the electric chair for capital punishment, but currently uses lethal injection.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- The newly appointed Japanese ambassador to China has died after taking ill and collapsing in Tokyo late last week. In a brief statement, the Japanese Foreign Ministry confirmed Shinichi Nishimiya, 60, died on Sunday after spending the weekend in hospital because of his "health condition." He collapsed just two days after being appointed to the job. The ministry did not disclose any further details about what had happened. Panasonic closes China plants after protests Previously a deputy minister for foreign affairs, Nishimiya was due to replace the current Japanese envoy in Beijing, 72-year-old Uichiro Niwa, in the coming weeks amid heightened tensions between Japan and China.
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Japanese Foreign Ministry confirms Shinichi Nishimiya, 60, died on Sunday
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Nishimiya was due to replace the current Japanese envoy in Beijing -- Uichiro Niwa
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Both countries claim sovereignty over a group of islands in the East China Sea

Question: Though @placeholder officials have sought to play down the significance of the deal to buy the islands, the dispute has come to represent what many Chinese people see as unfinished business: redressing the impact of the Japanese occupation of large swathes of eastern China during the 1930s and 1940s.


Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN) -- Nestle, one of the world's largest food companies, has reopened its factory in Zimbabwe after receiving assurances from the government that its business will not be interfered with again, an official with the Swiss-based company said Tuesday. The company shut its Harare factory last month, complaining of harassment by authorities after it refused to take milk supplies from a farm that had been taken over by President Robert Mugabe's family as part of his controversial land reform program. "On the basis of the written assurances given by the Minister of Industry and Commerce of Zimbabwe to guarantee the security of Nestle management and staff and not to interfere in the company's operating processes, Nestle decided to restart the activities at its Harare factory," said Brinda Chiniah with Nestle Equatorial African Region's corporate communications department.
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Question: Critics say @placeholder's seizure of white-owned commercial farms to resettle landless black Zimbabweans -- who have no farming experience -- has ruined the country's once-prosperous economy.


By Francesca Chambers One of Sgt Bowe Bergdahl's captors lost a son in a CIA drone strike in an incident that has intriguing similarities with the hit HBO Homeland, it was revealed today. Four years ago, in an untelevised speech at an Idaho Republican Party fundraiser, Bergdahl's father, Bob, made an unusual request of his audience. The grieving father asked attendees of the event to say a prayer for the head of the terrorist network he believed was holding his son hostage. Prayer: bob Bergdahl (with wife Jani) made a speech making the drone claim and asked the audience to say a prayer for the terrorist holding his son hostage
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A story told four years ago by Sgt. Bowe Begdahl's father about his son's captor is eerily similar to a plotline in Homeland
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At an Idaho Republican Party fundraiser in June 2010 Bob Bergdahl asked an audience to pray for the man holding Bowe hostage
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That man's son, Bob said, was killed in a U.S. drone strike earlier that year
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A year and a half later, the HBO hit Homeland would air an episode in which former POW and Marine Sgt. Nicholas Brody is revealed to have 'turned' against his country after his captor's son, Issa, was killed in a drone strike
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Brody converted to Islam and took up jihadism after Issa's death
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There have been conflicting reports on whether Bowe Bergdahl has done the same

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Bangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- Clashes over a disputed area along the Thai-Cambodian border erupted for a fourth consecutive day Monday, resulting in the death of a Thai soldier, a military official said. Four other Thai soldiers have been killed since the fighting started Friday, according to Col. Sansern Kaewkumnerd. Authorities have evacuated thousands of people from nearby villages. Each side blames the other for the violence, which first broke out last week near two temples in the Phanom Dong Rak district of Thailand's Surin province. Cambodia's government has said three of its troops have been killed. On Monday, Sansern accused Cambodians of trying to seize two ancient temples, Ta Kwai and Ta Muen Thom.
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NEW: Clinton says the United States is "deeply concerned"
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Each side blames the other for the violence, which erupted near two temples
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Thousands have been evacuated from nearby villages

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Jeff Gordon has attacked NASCAR's new bad boy in a pit lane brawl at Texas Motor Speedway after a little contact on the race track led to a whole lot of contact when the drivers got out of their cars. Gordon, NASCAR's 'wonder boy,' was furious at Brad Keselowski for causing a crash at the end of Sunday's AAA Texas 500 that left Gordon finishing in 29th place. By the end, Keselowski was left spitting blood and Gordon had a cut on his lip. 'He's just a dips***, you know. I mean, the way he races it's a wonder he's ever won a championship,' Gordon told reporters after the fight.
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Jeff Gordon spun out  after Brad Keselowski bumped him as he was trying to pass
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The crashed caused Gordon to drop from second place to 29th
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Gordon confronted his opponent after the race and came out swinging
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Both racers were bloodied in the melee
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This is Keselowski's second fight in two races

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Monaco (CNN) -- A day after tying the knot in a civil ceremony, Monaco's ruler and his South African bride reaffirmed their union Saturday in a religious ceremony at the prince's palace. The event kicked off the second day of festivities in the small seaside nation of 33,000, where a holiday has been declared to celebrate the wedding of Charlene Wittstock, a former Olympic swimmer, and Prince Albert. The 3,500 guests -- which include 20 heads of state, fellow royals and a number of moguls and celebrities -- began to arrive hours earlier Saturday afternoon at the palace, the same place where one day earlier the couple's civil ceremony had taken place.
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Prince Albert and his bride Charlene Wittstock also have dinner and fireworks planned
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They had a civil ceremony Friday at the palace, followed by a picnic and musical concert

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(CNN)For many kids living in rural and non-electrified parts of South Africa, the final school bell doesn't just signal the end of another day of learning. Instead, it also means the beginning of an arduous trek through busy and dangerous roads to get back home in time to complete their homework before sunset. For Thato Kgatlhanye, this was all too familiar. She saw it every day in her hometown of Rustenburg, a mining community in the North West province of South Africa. So the young entrepreneur decided to do something about it. "This is our home. The reason we started this business is we looked at our community and we wanted to do work that matters," explains Kgatlhanye.
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Repurpose schoolbags is a green initiative from Rethaka, a South Africa-based startup
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Thato Kgatlhanye and Rea Ngwane founded the startup to create positive change
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Their 100% recycled plastic schoolbags double as a nightlight for schoolkids
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The bag features a solar panel that is charged during the walk to school

Question: "We get [plastic] from landfill sites and collect it from schools that have come on board as "Purpose textile banks" and local schools run campaigns to get students to bring in plastic to be upcycled," @placeholder explains.


From a kick-about in the local park to teaming up in a vital international years later is fanciful material usually reserved solely for the dreams of Scottish youngsters. Andrew Robertson and Ryan Gauld are on the brink of pulling off the feat within six months. It was only back in April that Robertson and Gauld posed for a team picture with their then Tannadice buddies John Souttar and Joe McGovern at Magdalene Green in Dundee after a jumpers-for-goalposts session. The former Tayside flatmates will be reunited on Monday, with the Scotland squad’s plush Mar Hall training base their home for the week.
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Ryan Gauld and Andrew Robertson, both formerly of Dundee United, now play at Sporting Lisbon and Hull City respectively
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In April, the pair posed for a team picture with John Souttar and Joe McGovern at Magdalene Green in Dundee
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The duo, former flatmates in Dundee, will be reunited on Monday with the Scotland squad’s plush Mar Hall training base their home for the week
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Robertson insists Gauld is 'one of the best prospects in Scotland - if not the best' and hopes Scotland boss Gordon Strachan will give him a chance

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By Daily Mail Reporter The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey had a surveillance system the night that Justin Casquejo made it to the top of One World Trade Center, bypassing security. The only problem is the $4,000 system was still packed in its box at the time. Although the Port Authority bought the system in August, officials didn't want to pay to install it, the New York Post reported today. A source told the paper that the official who oversaw the purchase was so incensed at what he saw as a very high price for a two-camera system that he decided not to spend any more money to have it up and running.
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Port Authority of New York and New Jersey paid $4,000 for the two-camera system in August
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A Port Authority official thought too much was spent on the system and declined to spend any money to install it
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16-year-old Justin Casquejo took an elevator to the 88th floor,  then ran up stars to the 104th floor where he breezed past a sleeping security guard to the roof
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Casquejo faces charges of misdemeanor criminal trespass
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Teen has since apologized for the stunt that has garnered national attention

Question: Casquejo scaled equipment on the roof to reach the 1,776-foot tall @placeholder's antenna.


(CNN) -- So we're at a point in the campaign where health care reform is about to go on trial at the Supreme Court, unemployment remains high and gas prices are skyrocketing. As for the GOP presidential wannabes, they're arguing over, um, an Etch A Sketch metaphor bungled by a Mitt Romney staffer. ("You can kind of shake it up and we start all over again," Romney senior adviser Eric Fehrnstrom told CNN this week.) Sure, the metaphor has a perfection all its own, given Romney's penchant for redrawing policy lines. It's just low-hanging fruit, hard to pass up. But the picture of two "serious" presidential candidates wandering the trail with an old-school toy as a prop can lead to only one conclusion: This is getting silly.
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Borger: GOP candidates are wandering campaign trail with Etch A Sketch toys
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She says neither Gingrich nor Santorum can win, so why continue?
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In 2008, Romney knew to get out after "he saw the handwriting on the wall," she says
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Borger: Santorum, Gingrich can prolong the race, but would they be blamed for a GOP loss?

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By Alex Ballard Energy firm Npower has been accused of issuing demands to customers through an invented firm of debt collectors. The German-owned company, which has seen complaints against it double from December 2013 to March 2014, has reportedly sent customers in arrears threatening letters from a debt-collection agency called Collections Direct. The letters which have the name Collections Direct at the top, threaten recipients with court action and bailiffs. But at the bottom of the letter it states that Collections Direct is a trading name of npower. Bottom of the league: Npower has suffered the double whammy of falling to the bottom of a customer complaints league while also being accused of sending out letters from a made-up debt collection agency
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Energy firm accused of following in footsteps of Wonga and the Student Loans Company
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Alleged that npower set up Collections Direct and led customers to believe it was an independent debt collection agency
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Scandal comes as npower slip to bottom of complaints league table
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All suppliers urged by Citizens Advice to act in order to regain public trust

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By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor PUBLISHED: 12:00 EST, 25 February 2014 | UPDATED: 21:55 EST, 25 February 2014 A day after arguing for deep budget cuts to America's military, the Obama administration has told the Defense Department to prepare for a 100 per cent withdrawal from Afghanistan. Obama has made clear his desire to draw down troops from the war-torn nation by year's end, but Tuesday marked the first time a scenario has been discussed publicly that would completely void Afghanistan of U.S. personnel who have been vital in fighting Taliban militias. 'President Obama has asked the Pentagon to ensure that it has adequate plans in place to accomplish an orderly withdrawal by the end of the year should the United States not keep any troops in Afghanistan after 2014,' the White House said Tuesday morning.
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Obama told his Afghan counterpart that if he doesn't sign a Bilateral Security Agreement, all the American troops in his country could vanish
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The move might be a colossal bluff since it's timed with a NATO defense ministerial where 2015 troop deployment decisions could be made
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But Obama has already shaken up the military with a Pentagon announcement that Army troop levels will be cut down to pre-WWII levels
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And additional budget slashing announced Monday suggests that the president is serious about limiting the role of U.S. might abroad

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Washington (CNN) -- Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wisconsin, delivered the official Republican Party response to President Obama's State of the Union speech on Tuesday night. Here is a transcript of Ryan's speech. Ryan: Good evening. I'm Congressman Paul Ryan from Janesville, Wisconsin, and chairman here at the House Budget Committee. President Obama just addressed a congressional chamber filled with many new faces. One face we did not see tonight was that of our friend and colleague, Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona. We all miss Gabby and her cheerful spirit, and we are praying for her return to the House chamber. Earlier this month, President Obama spoke movingly at a memorial event for the six people who died on that violent morning in Tucson. Still, there are no words that can lift the sorrow that now engulfs the families and the friends of the fallen.
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Rep. Paul Ryan delivers official GOP response to Obama's speech
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Ryan: We want to work with the president to restrain federal spending
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Ryan says U.S. must act now to keep economic problems from mushrooming

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(CNN) -- Two Australian Olympic swimmers who posted pictures on Facebook of themselves brandishing weapons have been ordered to take them down by the country's swimming authorities. The image, taken in a gun shop in Santa Clara, California, showed Nick D'Arcy with two pistols standing next to Kenrick Monk who is holding two shotguns across his chest, according to a Friday report in Australia's Herald Sun. The swimmers were training in the U.S. ahead of the Olympic Games in London later this year. Swimming Australia said in a statement that it does not condone "the posting of inappropriate content on Facebook, Twitter or any social media platform."
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Two Australian Olympic swimmers ordered to take down controversial gun photo from Facebook
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Photo shows Nick D'Arcy and Kenrick Monk each holding two guns in a U.S. gun shop
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Swimming Australia said it does not condone the posting of inappropriate photos online

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First Lady Michelle Obama was frustrated with her husband’s advisers and clashed with then chief of staff Rahm Emanuel, especially over the push for health care overhaul. A book slated to be released this Tuesday tells of a divided White House where tensions developed between Mrs Obama and Mr Emanuel, with their relationship became increasingly frosty. The two rarely saw eye to eye. The book reveals several fascinating bits of information - from Mr Emanuel rebuffing the first lady’s chief of staff, Jackie Norris, from attending a morning meeting of top staffers, to Mrs Obama’s reticence to campaign in the 2010 midterm elections.
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Michelle Obama and Rahm Emanuel clashed over health care reform, new book reveals
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Paints picture of divided White House where East and West wings at odds

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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, now under fire for its sloppy handling of Ebola virus cases in the U.S., spent time and resources in 2011 to educate Americans about the epidemic threat posed by a zombie apocalypse. 'If you're ready for a Zombie Apocalypse, you're ready for any emergency,' read one CDC Internet graphic designed to be spread – virally – on social media. The campaign, complete with a gorey 36-page graphic novella called 'Preparedness 101: Zombie Pandemic',' a 'Zombie blog' and slick horror-movie posters, drew applause from fans of the AMC series 'The Walking Dead,' but eye-rolls from most everyone else.
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CDC spent staff time organizing a 'Zombie Preparedness' website and creating a graphic novella
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'That’s right,' a CDC website read. 'I said z-o-m-b-i-e a-p-o-c-a-l-y-p-s-e. You may laugh now, but when it happens you’ll be happy you read this'
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Tom Frieden, the embattled CDC director, helmed the agency in 2011 when the campaign went – ahem – viral
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By Amanda Williams PUBLISHED: 13:05 EST, 13 February 2013 | UPDATED: 13:07 EST, 13 February 2013 Many came here with little more than the clothes on their back and a tragic story to tell. - all were seeking a new life. Now archived police files have revealed exactly how the immigrants who settled in the UK between 1850 and 1960 were viewed by the authorities - including some of the colourful language officers used to describe them. Archivists have spent seven months cataloguing almost 3,000 'alien registration cards' in Leeds, West Yorkshire, which are now open to the public.
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Archivists have spent months cataloguing 3,000 'alien registration cards' from between 1850- 1960 registered with police in Leeds, West Yorkshire
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The files all give a moving insight into the persecution those seeking a better life in England had escaped

Question: They were expected to 'demonstrate a good character and knowledge of @placeholder', a requirement fueled by the fear that spies were settling in the country.


(CNN) -- Hidden under a quaint resort 60 miles northeast of Fairbanks, Alaska, lies a treasure trove of potential energy that's free and available 24/7. "Imagineer" Bernie Karl and his wife, Connie, own Chena Hot Springs Resort near Fairbanks, Alaska. Alaskan entrepreneur Bernie Karl has pioneered modern technology to tap into one of Earth's oldest energy resources: hot water. Karl, 56, likes to call himself an "imagineer." Using imagination to fuel his engineering ambitions, this tenacious thinker and self-starter has figured out a way to generate electricity using water that's the temperature of a cup of coffee -- about 165 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Resort owner makes electricity with water the temperature of a cup of coffee
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Alaskan entrepreneur goes from diesel to geothermal, saving $625K in 3 years
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He invented portable geothermal generator that he says can power 250 homes
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MIT: Most of U.S. can be transformed into a huge geothermal power zone

Question: Citing a 2007 @placeholder study, Karl said harnessing just 2 percent of Earth's internal energy could provide 2,000 times more energy than the entire planet currently consumes -- all free of polluting greenhouse gas emissions.


Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville has admitted he is still waiting for the 'penny to drop' with under-pressure defensive trio Phil Jones, Jonny Evans and Chris Smalling. Neville remains a passionate United fan despite his new career as England assistant manager and TV analyst for Sky Sports. The former Old Trafford full back has claimed the current United defence lacks 'control' but has attributed that to injury problems. Gary Neville (left, with Roy Hodgson) believes Manchester United defensive trio Chris Smalling, Jonny Evans and Phil Jones still have work to do if they are to develop into reliable players at the highest level
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Man United legend Gary Neville has revealed his thoughts on current team
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Neville says Chris Smalling, Phil Jones and Jonny Evans  have work to do
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'Still have great hopes the penny will drop,' says ex-Old Trafford defender
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Injuries have meant United's defence has lacked 'control' this season
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The coffin of a revered Turkish historical figure has been given a new resting place, after the country sent hundreds of soldiers into Syria to prise it from the grip of Islamic State militants. Soldiers re-interred the remains of Suleyman Shah, whose grandson Osman I founded the Ottoman Empire in the 12th Century, after yesterday evacuating it from Aleppo Province. Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan today denied the move was a retreat, instead calling it 'a temporary move in order not to risk soldiers' lives,' after militants threatened to attack the tomb. Scroll down for video Solemn: Turkish soldiers stand to attention during a ceremony marking the relocation of the coffins brought from the Tomb of Suleyman Shah to a temporary position near Sanliurfa, south-east of Turkey
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Remains of Suleyman Shah re-interred at spot 200m from Turkish border
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Turkish President denies move is a retreat after criticism from opposition
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Syrian government denounces incursion as an act of 'flagrant aggression'
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Overnight operation saw 600 Turkish troops enter Syria near Kobane
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Some 40 troops have been guarding Ottoman tomb in Syria since 2012
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Operation saw the guard extracted, tomb destroyed and remains moved
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Shah was the grandfather of Osman I, founder of the Ottoman Empire

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Question: Nearly 600 Turkish soldiers and 100 armoured vehicles entered @placeholder to evacuate the crypt and the men guarding it, in an act Syria denounced as 'flagrant aggression'.

Question: In a hugely symbolic move, the troops also raised their flag over a new area of raised ground inside @placeholder but easily visible from the Turkish border.

Question: The location of the tomb was flooded in 1973 due to the building of a new dam, and @placeholder moved the mausoleum.


By James Nye PUBLISHED: 13:21 EST, 20 May 2013 | UPDATED: 15:31 EST, 20 May 2013 A distraught Tennessee couple have denied they neglected their parental duties after their 407lbs 15-year-old son died and his chronically ill sister passed away just four months later. Despite losing their remaining 12-year-old daughter to a care home, Derek and Sherry Head are adamant that they are good parents - reminding authorities they have buried two of their children after doing everything they could for them. 'Nobody knows what it is like to have to do CPR on your own child,' said an emotional Sherry as she spoke about her daughter Tamara. 'I wouldn’t go through it again, not in a million years. I done everything I could … to bring her back'
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Derek and Sherry Head lost two of their three children last year in the space of four months
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Brother Adam and sister Tamara died in similar circumstances after both suffering seizures
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Child welfare in Tennessee have taken the Head's surviving 12-year-old daughter away from them
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They are awaiting the results of an investigation before they can take her back

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PUBLISHED: 17:32 EST, 15 October 2013 | UPDATED: 17:32 EST, 15 October 2013 The study rated key aspects of care including support for families and control of symptoms breathlessness (posed by model) The controversial Liverpool Care Pathway has little clinical benefit for dying patients, according to a major new trial. Based on findings published in The Lancet, the researchers suggest that any initiative to replace the Liverpool Care Pathway (LCP) in England should be 'grounded in scientific evidence' and tested in controlled trials before it is implemented. The LCP was jointly developed by the Marie Curie Hospice Liverpool and the Royal Liverpool University Hospital in the late 1990s with the aim of rolling out the best practice of hospices to hospitals, to provide uniform, high-quality, dignified care for dying patients in the last days or hours of life.
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Study compared care provided under the Italian version of the LCP and hospitals that do not implement the program as end of life care in Italy
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Found 'no significant differences' in quality of care between the wards
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Suggested that any initiative to replace the LCP in England should be 'grounded in scientific evidence' before it is implemented

Question: 'A decade after widespread uptake, the results of this, the only adequately powered study of @placeholder so far have not shown clinically meaningful differences for patients - the ultimate measure of useful health policy.'


Paul Lambert has spoken to Roy Keane over the phone and remains firm friends with his former assistant at Aston Villa. Keane reportedly turned up at Tom Cleverley’s house to confront the midfielder over claims a bust-up with players led to his departure from the club. But Lambert has also spoken to Cleverley, ineligible for Saturday’s match against Manchester United, and been told the incident did not happen the way it has been reported. Paul Lambert (left) remains good friends with his former assistant Roy Keane (right) Keane reportedly confronted Tom Cleverley over reports about the manner of his exit from Villa Park
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Roy Keane left Aston Villa role to focus on job with Republic of Ireland
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Keane allegedly had a number of bust-ups with senior players
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Keane reportedly tried to confront Tom Cleverley over the allegations

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By Richard Shears PUBLISHED: 09:47 EST, 26 July 2012 | UPDATED: 09:47 EST, 26 July 2012 A British drugs company has become further embroiled in a scandal involving the damaging effects of the drug Thalidomide, which resulted in thousands of deformed babies around the world. It was today claimed that a German company linked to British pharmaceutical firm Diageo covered up the potential birth-deforming effects of Thalidomide while continuing to distribute the drug 50 years ago. Diageo purchased a company called Distillers in 1997, which had distributed Thalidomide in Australia on behalf of the German firm Grunenthal. A German company linked to British pharmaceutical firm Diageo covered up the potential birth-deforming effects of Thalidomide while continuing to distribute the drug 50 years ago, it was claimed today. Last week, Diageo agreed to pay a multi-million pound settlement to Melbourne woman Lynette Rowe (pictured)
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German company linked to UK firm Diageo accused of covering up birth-deforming effects of Thalidomide
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Diageo agreed last week to pay a multi-million pound settlement to Melbourne woman born without arms and legs 50 years ago

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Leading liberal Senator Bernie Sanders has admitted he is considering running for U.S. president in 2016 in a move that could complicate Hilary Clinton's long-expected run at the White House. Mr Sanders, an independent from Vermont, could pose a challenge from the left to Clinton - widely seen as the front-runner for the Democratic nomination, despite not yet declaring her candidacy. Speaking to NBC's 'Meet the Press' show on Sunday, Mr Sanders said he will be using the key battleground state of Iowa to help him test whether there is an appetite for a liberal but independent candidate. If running as a Democrat gave him a better chance of success however, he would challenge Mrs Clinton.
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Sanders could pose a challenge from the left to Clinton's White House run
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Liberal Senator currently stands as an independent in the state of Vermont
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Sanders plans to travel to key battleground state of Iowa in the coming weeks to test appetite for a liberal but independent presidential candidate
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(CNN) -- One half Indian, the other Pakistani, they are the most talked-about partnership in tennis. Dubbed "the Indo-Pakistan Express," Rohan Bopanna and Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi hope to end their breakthrough year with a showdown at the infamous Wagah border that divides their countries. Bopanna, an Indian Hindu, and Qureshi, a Pakistani Muslim also aged 30, reached their first major doubles final at the U.S. Open in September and climbed to eighth in the world rankings. Yet their work off the court has attracted just as much attention as they try to soften the often-fractious relationship between their two nations since partition in 1947.
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Rohan Bopanna and Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi are the most talked about doubles pairing in tennis
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Bopanna is an Indian Hindu while Qureshi is a Pakistani Muslim
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The pair are known for their Humanitarian work to strengthen links between their countries
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They made the 2010 U.S. Open final and want to stage a match on the India-Pakistan border

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By Associated Press Mary O'Melia left Ireland for America as a young widow with three children before she was hired as housekeeper at the White House of the Confederacy. An intimate witness to history, she also has been much of a mystery. That was until this year, when a woman with a distinctive Irish lilt to her voice called The American Civil War Museum. The housekeeper, the woman said, was related to her late husband, and she had in her possession a necklace that Confederate first lady Varina Davis gave O'Melia. But there was more. Housekeeper: Mary O'Melia is seen in an undated photo provided by the American Civil War Museum. She served at the White House of the Confederacy in Richmond, Virginia as housekeeper for Jefferson Davis and his first lady, Varina Davis
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Mary O'Melia left Ireland for America as a young widow with three children before she was hired as housekeeper at the White House of the Confederacy
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O'Melia was among a staff of 20, was a confidante to the first lady, and may have been in the mansion in April 1865 when President Abraham Lincoln visited after Confederate defenders left the city smoldering
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In 1861, she left her children with relatives and headed to visit friends in Richmond, where she was marooned when Virginia left the Union
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Told by friends Varina Davis could help her return north, she appealed to the Roman Catholic bishop to intercede on her behalf
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Davis prevailed upon O'Melia to take the position as housekeeper and companion to the first lady despite being separated from her children
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O'Melia would eventually remain at the Confederate White House until Richmond's fall in 1865

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Defying the Republican-run Congress, President Barack Obama rejected a bill Tuesday to approve construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline, wielding his veto power for only the third time in his presidency. Obama offered no indication of whether his State Department will eventually issue a permit for the pipeline, whose construction has become a flashpoint in the U.S. debate about environmental policy and climate change. Instead, Obama sought to reassert his authority to make the decision himself, rebuffing GOP lawmakers who will control both the House and Senate for the remainder of the president's term. Scroll down for video President Barack Obama, seen here during a meeting with Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani at Oval Office of the White House on Tuesday, formally vetoed legislation approving construction of the Keystone XL Pipeline this afternoon
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Question: GOP lawmakers are lining up legislation rolling back Obama's actions on health care, immigration and financial regulation that @placeholder has promised to similarly reject.


A grand jury has refused to indict five students at New Jersey's William Paterson University who were accused of kidnapped and gang-raped a female freshman in a dorm, officials have said. Jahmel Latimer, Darius Singleton, Garret Collick, Noah Williams and Tremaine Scott, all aged 18, allegedly restrained the victim at the campus's Overlook South residence hall on November 25. They forced her to perform multiple sex acts on them, before preventing her from leaving the room, it was claimed. They were all expelled after the unidentified student reported the alleged attack. The five were also arrested and charged with crimes including conspiracy, criminal restraint and aggravated sexual assault. They denied the charges during a December court appearance.
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Jahmel Latimer, Garret Collick, Noah Williams, Tremaine Scott and Darius Singleton, all 18, accused of kidnapping and raping unidentified freshman
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They pleaded not guilty to offenses including sexual assault in December
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'The facts demonstrated that this was not a sexual assault,' attorney said
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William Paterson University's independent conduct process is continuing

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Baghdad (CNN) -- Iraqi authorities executed four al-Qaeda senior leaders after they were convicted of terrorism, the nation's Ministry of Justice reported Monday. Manaf Abdul-Raheem Abdul-Hameed al-Rawi, the leader of the so-called Islamic State of Iraq in Baghdad, was among the four who were executed by hanging Monday morning. The executions came on a day when a suicide bomber drove an oil tanker into a police station in central Tikrit, killing at least nine people and wounding 20, an official with Iraq's interior ministry said. Tikrit is about 160 kilometers (100 miles) north of Baghdad. It's a predominantly Sunni town located in Salaheddin province and is the hometown of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.
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NEW: Four al-Qaeda senior leaders are executed in Iraq
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NEW: Prime Minister al-Maliki declines to discuss security in an open session of parliament
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Twelve people die in a suicide attack and shootings, including nine in Tikrit
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163 Iraqi civilians, policemen and soldiers died in March

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Manchester United are maintaining interest in Borussia Dortmund's Mats Hummels but his father has rejected the possibility of a move this window. Throughout the past few weeks, speculation has heightened that Hummels would depart to United for £35million but the player has insisted he will see the season through. Speaking to Sky News in Germany, Hermann Hummels, the World Cup winner's father and agent, said that the centre back will not leave. Mats Hummels (right) celebrates with team-mate Lukasz Piszczek after scoring against Werder Bremen Hummels takes control of the ball against Hoffenheim during Dortmund's home game in December 'There is nothing to it,' he said when asked about a potential January transfer.
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Mats Hummels has been consistently linked with a move to Old Trafford
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Hermann Hummels, the World Cup winner's father and agent, said the centre back will not leave the struggling Bundesliga club
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Borussia Dortmund have had a disastrous campaign thus far
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Jurgen Klopp's side are currently second bottom of the Bundesliga
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Hummels has struggled with injury and form this season
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Question: @placeholder have maintained they will move for major targets in January should they become available and Hummels is on their list.


Appropriately it was a man called Mile who put a little distance between Crystal Palace and the relegation zone here. Whether he should have had the chance to save their day is a question that no doubt ran laps in Garry Monk’s mind. Once again, a game featuring Swansea came down to a couple of contentious refereeing calls, including one to award a penalty against Jonjo Shelvey for a challenge on Marouane Chamakh and a later decision to let the striker stay on the pitch. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Sportsmail Big Match Stats: Swansea 1-1 Crystal Palace Wilfried Bony (left) shoots beyond Crystal Palace defender Brede Hangeland (centre) to give Swansea the lead
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Wilfried Bony fired Swansea into the lead with a tremendous strike in the 15th minute
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Mile Jedinak hauled Crystal Palace level against the run of play with a penalty ten minutes later
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The penalty, awarded by Martin Atkinson for a challenge by Jonjo Shelvey on Marouane Chamakh, seemed soft
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Swansea pushed for a winner in the second half but were unable to seize all three points

Question: @placeholder appeal for a penalty after Jonjo Shelvey (centre) challenged Marouane Chamakh (left) for the ball in the penalty area


By Steve Robson PUBLISHED: 11:30 EST, 4 June 2013 | UPDATED: 12:01 EST, 4 June 2013 A plan to open a Kung Fu centre in a derelict hotel using £1.6million of public funds has been scrapped. The proposed martial arts retreat in Llangollen, North Wales, was today described in a report into the failed project as a waste of money. The Welsh Government bought the River Lodge Hotel in 2007 with the intention of leasing it back to community group Powys Fadog. But delays led the building to become an unusable ruin, forcing the decision to abandon the centre.
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Bought the River Lodge Hotel in Llangollen, north Wales, in 2007
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Community group Powys Fadog wanted to turn it into Kung Fu centre
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Project abandoned after series of setbacks
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Welsh Government paid more for building than it was worth
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Report slams purchase of building as 'troubling' waste of public funds

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By Daniel Martin PUBLISHED: 11:28 EST, 12 March 2013 | UPDATED: 12:19 EST, 12 March 2013 Britain could be forced to hold European elections on Sundays as part of a blatant EU bid to erase our long democratic tradition. For 72 years, elections to Westminster have been held on a Thursday, with local elections also being held on the first Thursday in May. Proposals from the European Commission would see the UK having to fall in line behind most of the continent, where elections are held on Sundays. The plan would force Britain to ditch its tradition of voting on a Thursday for the first time in seven decades
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European Commission wants to end seven decades of British voters going to the polls on Thursdays
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Plan would help to cement 'political union' across the continent
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Party election broadcasts on UK TV for new Commission President

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Question: But instead, if the @placeholder gets its way, the UK would vote on Sunday 8 June.


Two vehicles collided head-on in a fiery crash near Sacramento, California, leaving four people dead and two more seriously injured. The Sacramento Bee reports the crash happened about 1:30 a.m. Friday in Fair Oaks, which is northeast of Sacramento on the north bank of the American River. CHP officials say 26-year-old David Mazur was driving his 2003 Subaru Outback north on San Juan Avenue when a 1992 Buick LeSabre driving south veered over the centerline and hit his car head-on. Mazur is in serious condition. Scroll down for video Two vehicles collided head-on in a fiery crash near Sacramento, California, leaving four people dead and two more seriously injured
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Officials said the deadly crash took place in northern California in the early hours of Friday morning
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David Mazur, 26, was driving the a Subaru Outback at the time, and is in a serious condition in hospital
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Three of the victims inside the car were reportedly burned to death

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By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 04:27 EST, 15 March 2013 | UPDATED: 04:49 EST, 15 March 2013 Australian soldiers serving in Afghanistan have been criticised for sunbathing and playing golf while on the front line. A senior commander said troops wanted to be treated like 'Roman gladiators' and did not seem to be taking their duties seriously in a stinging attack on the country's military culture. Tensions in Afghanistan have been rising as an American general warned Western soldiers to expect more insider attacks and a photograph was circulated showing six dead Taliban militants. WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES Attack: The bodies of six Taliban militants killed by police in Helmand province this week
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Senior Australian commander says troops want to be 'Roman gladiators'
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Criticises soldiers for playing games while on duty and being arrogant
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NATO leader warns Afghan president's anti-U.S. rhetoric will lead to attacks
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Grisly photo showing six dead Taliban militants released by authorities

Question: Despite efforts to wind down Western involvement in the wartorn country, the top @placeholder commander in Afghanistan yesterday warned that attacks on his troops were set to get worse.


Roy Hodgson claimed the England captaincy has turned Wayne Rooney into the finished article after he struck twice in a 3-1 victory over Scotland. Rooney’s masterful performance was the difference as England finished the year on a high at Celtic Park by recording their sixth successive victory. The England forward has now scored 46 times for his country and is three away from equalling Sir Bobby Charlton’s record of 49. Wayne Rooney celebrates his second goal to help England claim a richly-deserved win in Glasgow Team-mates flock to their skipper after the Manchester United man made it 2-0 at Celtic Park
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Rooney hit two to sink Scotland in a 3-1 defeat at Celtic Park
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The Manchester United striker is now three goals short of Sir Bobby Charlton's all-time England goalscoring record
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England boss Hodgson was quick to praise his skipper
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Gordon Strachan said the best team won and that Scotland were outclassed

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(CNN) -- Syria's air force has repeatedly carried out "indiscriminate, and in some cases deliberate" airstrikes against civilians, Human Rights Watch said in a new report. The attacks are serious violations of international humanitarian law, and those who commit such violations with criminal intent are responsible for war crimes, the rights group said. The claims are laid out in an 80-page report titled "Death from the Skies," based on visits to 50 sites of government airstrikes in opposition-controlled areas in Aleppo, Idlib and Latakia provinces. The group's researchers carried out more than 140 interviews with witnesses and victims. "In village after village, we found a civilian population terrified by their country's own air force," said Ole Solvang, a researcher for the rights group, who visited the sites and conducted many of the interviews.
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A Syrian lawmaker casts doubt on the report, says forces strike only "terrorist armed groups"
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Report: Syria's air force has carried out indiscriminate, sometimes deliberate strikes on civilians
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Human Rights Watch says it has documented breaches of international humanitarian law
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It says bakeries where civilians were queuing for bread have been targeted

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Rare outing: William and Kate at a friend's wedding at the Church of St Peter and St Paul in Northleach, Gloucestershire, in 2010 Prince William is not a regular churchgoer despite being the future Defender of the Faith and Supreme Governor of the Church of England, the Daily Mail has learnt. Although the 30-year-old future king was confirmed into the Anglican faith in 1997, he is understood to attend services of worship only a ‘handful’ of times each year. Most of these are connected with official engagements or on special occasions in the Christian calendar such as Christmas, as well as weddings and christenings.
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Prince William was confirmed into the Anglican faith in 1997
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Most services of worship he attends are connected with official engagements or on special occasions in the Christian calendar

Question: ‘The Duke of Cambridge is a committed @placeholder and has a strong personal faith,’ they said.


(CNN) -- Energy ministers at Wednesday's OPEC meeting in Vienna agreed to maintain oil production levels, after negotiating in the shadow of flaring violence in the second-biggest city of Iraq, one of the consortium's key producers. More than 500,000 citizens have fled Mosul as extremist militants overrun the town. The impact of the insurgency has so far been limited, but a drive into the deep south, around Basra, or further into the Kurdish region, could quickly alter the dynamics of the oil market. The OPEC agenda has also been destabilized by complications on the path to an agreement between world powers and Iran over its nuclear program.
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OPEC is meeting to discuss oil production, including rising output from Iran and Iraq
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Production in Libya, meanwhile, has dropped as chaos reigns in the east of the country
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Uncertainty in the Middle East is enabling OPEC to delay tough decisions, John Defterios says

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The teenaged Texas Tech cheerleader who created a social media firestorm with photos of the African big game she hunted has fired back at her online attackers. In a typo-laden defense that invokes the safari-loving 26th U.S. president Teddy Roosevelt, Kendall Jones, 19, claims that killing rare rhinos and elephants actually helps to save them. 'This is a conservation effort to assure [sic] that they never do become extinct,' the teen from Cleburne, Texas posted to Facebook. 'This is a conservation effort! ': 19-year-old Texas Tech cheerleader Kendall Jones is firing back at the critics who say her hunting safaris to Africa are just poaching expeditions disguised as conservations
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Kendall Jones, 19, drew the ire of thousands with her Facebook photos showing her smiling alongside rare African beasts
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She fired back Tuesday in a Facebook post invoking 26th American president Teddy Roosevelt
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Jones has posted shots of herself posing with dead elephants, hippos and lions among others that she's killed across Africa
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Jones claims her kills come after a 'fair chase,' but thousands are demanding that Facebook remove the posts
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Jones is a cheerleader at Texas Tech and is gunning for a reality show about her African adventures

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LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- George Harrison's closest friends and family gathered in Hollywood on Tuesday to dedicate the late Beatle's star on the Walk of Fame. From left, musicians Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne and Paul McCartney join Harrison's relatives for dedication of his star. "There's someone here from every important stage of George's life and career," Harrison's widow, Olivia, said. Harrison, who was 58 when he died of cancer in 2001, becomes the second Beatle with a Hollywood star. John Lennon was the first. The new star is next to the iconic Hollywood headquarters of Capitol Records, the distributor of much of Harrison's music for the past five decades.
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Harrison's star next to Hollywood headquarters of Capitol Records
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Harrison, who died of cancer in 2001, is second Beatle with star after John Lennon
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Some fans travel from as far as Liverpool, England for dedication of Harrison's star
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Harrison penned many Beatles songs before launching successful solo career

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London (CNN) -- England soccer captain John Terry will be charged with racially abusing another player, the UK's Crown Prosecution Service said Wednesday. The incident concerns comments the Chelsea footballer allegedly made to Queens Park Rangers player Anton Ferdinand in a recent English Premier League match. "I have today advised the Metropolitan Police Service that John Terry should be prosecuted for a racially aggravated public order offense following comments allegedly made during a Premier League football match between Queens Park Rangers and Chelsea on 23 October 2011," said Alison Saunders, Chief Crown Prosecutor for London. "I am satisfied there is sufficient evidence for a realistic prospect of conviction and it is in the public interest to prosecute this case."
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England soccer captain John Terry charged with racially abusing another player
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Incident concerns comments player allegedly made to QPR player Anton Ferdinand
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Terry denies charges; Chelsea Football Club issues statement backing him
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Terry will appear before magistrates in London on February 1, 2012

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(CNN) -- Like a stereotypical beauty pageant, it looks like thin will be in at the world's largest annual gadget convention next week in Las Vegas. At the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show, computer makers will be pushing a new breed of ultra-thin, ultra-light laptops amid a sea of razor-thin smartphones and tablets. Last year, 140,000 people in the technology industry convened at the Las Vegas Convention Center to mingle and gawk at cutting-edge hardware. The organizers expect to welcome at least that many people next week. Electronics makers use CES as a platform to show the types of products they plan to release in the coming year. The compact disc player, high-definition television and Blu-ray each debuted at past conventions. Decades since its formation, the yearly six-day event is a spectacle.
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The Consumer Electronics Show brings a slew of new gadgets
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Tablets running Google's Android and Microsoft's Windows 8 will debut
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Ultrabooks, a new type of thinner laptop, are expected to make a splash
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But some of the largest players in the consumer electronics industry are shunning CES

Question: And Microsoft, which will deliver its 14th @placeholder presentation Monday, announced recently it will not have a booth or participate in the keynotes after this year's event.

Question: Not to get left out of the party it started about a decade ago, @placeholder is stepping up its tablet efforts.


A friend of ISIS hostage Kayla Mueller, who was confirmed dead this week, revealed she left her a message shortly after being kidnapped by militants begging her to help her escape and saying 'I'm so sick, I'm dying.' Kayla Mueller, of Arizona, was kidnapped by ISIS in Aleppo in 2013 and was confirmed dead on Friday. The Islamic extremist group claimed she had died during a Jordanian airstrike in Raqqa and later sent her family photos of her dead body to confirm it. One of these photos showed the aid worker covered in a white burial shroud, intended to show she had been treated with respect. Others showed bruising on her face, supposedly a sign of the airstrike - a fact disputed by US authorities and Jordan.
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Kayla Mueller was an aid-worker, basing herself at the Turkey-Syria border
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She was captured by ISIS in August 2013 and confirmed dead last Friday
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Miss Mueller struck up a friendship with Oruba Barakat while in Turkey
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After she was kidnapped Miss Barakat received a voice message from her
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She begged for help and said she was 'sick' and 'dying' in short message
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ISIS contacted family to confirm death, also sending photos of her body
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Two photos show bruises on face and another her covered in white shroud

Question: During her time in captivity the family also received a video featured the aid worker, forcibly filmed by @placeholder as proof she was still alive.


By Becky Evans PUBLISHED: 05:06 EST, 28 August 2013 | UPDATED: 06:43 EST, 1 September 2013 Henry Foner, pictured as a young boy, has published the heartbreaking postcards sent by his father before he was killed at Auschwitz A grandfather has revealed the heartbreaking postcards his father sent him from Nazi Germany before he died in Auschwitz. Henry Foner, 81, was just six when his parents sent him to Britain to escape the growing persecution of Jews in 1938. His father Max sent him dozens of brightly coloured postcards filled with fatherly love that  Mr Foner has treasured for the last 75 years.
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Henry Foner was sent postcards from his father after he was sent to Wales
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Publishing correspondence in book called Postcards to a Little Boy
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Max Lichtwitz sent cards to his son until outbreak of World War II in 1939
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The father-of-one was murdered in 1944 by the Nazis at Auschwitz
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Mr Foner said he wishes he could send his father a card to thank him for helping him escape the Nazi persecution

Question: In this poignant postcard sent shortly before Britain declared war on @placeholder, Max wrote to his son: 'I'm glad that you are well and happy.


Harry Redknapp has questioned the commitment of young English players to the national team cause, claiming there were certain individuals during his time at Tottenham who tried to find ways of skipping international duty. The QPR boss described the Italy and Uruguay teams who had knocked England out of the World Cup as 'average' and claimed England had more talent at their disposal than any other team in Group D. England will fly home after playing Costa Rica in their final group game on Tuesday. Redknapp - once a strong contender for the England job only to see Roy Hodgson picked ahead of him in 2012 - said he had been unimpressed by their opponents and could not understand how England had failed to deliver.
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Harry Redknapp has questioned commitment of young English players
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Claims certain individuals during his spell with Tottenham would try to get out of international duty
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QPR manager was once a strong contender for the England job before Roy Hodgson was picked ahead of him in 2012

Question: But Redknapp, who gave his backing to Hodgson, could offer no other explanation for @placeholder's failure to reach the knock-out stages as he described Group D as 'not a difficult group'.


New emails released early Friday in the Sony hack reveal a shocking incident of nepotism between Sony Chair Amy Pascal, her husband and New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd. In a column Dowd was writing about women in Hollywood shortly after the 2014 Academy Awards, citing the box office success of female-fronted films such as The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Gravity, Frozen and The Heat, she asked to interview Pascal, the only female head of a major studio. Pascal however is shown to be hesitant in emails exchanged between herself and husband Bernie Weinraub, until Weinraub reveals that he will be seeing the column before it is published and Dowd assures Pascal she will look 'great' in the article.
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New emails released in the Sony hack reveal that Amy Pascal was promised favorable coverage in a New York Times column
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Writer Maureen Dowd said Pascal would look 'great' in a piece about women in Hollywood which she wanted to interview the studio head for
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Pascal's husband Bernie Weinraub also reveals that he was able to look at the column before it was published
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Dowd said in a statement that she did not allow Weinraub to see the column before it was published
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This as Pascal has issued an apology for her 'insensitive' remarks in a racist email exchange with producer Scott Rudin about President Barack Obama
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Pascal also gave an interview saying she does not believe her job is in jeopardy over these leaked emails

Question: This perk no doubt came as a result of the fact that @placeholder spent over a decade working for the Times as the paper's Hollywood correspondent, leaving in 2005, about a year before his wife would be named to her current post.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Dr. Conrad Murray's delay in calling 911 for help as soon as he realized Michael Jackson was not breathing may have cost the pop icon his life, according to a cardiologist who testified Wednesday in Murray's involuntary manslaughter trial. Dr. Alon Steinberg, a cardiologist called as an expert witness by the prosecution, listed Murray's failure to immediately call for paramedics as one of six examples of gross negligence that contributed to Jackson's death. "If these deviations would not have happened, Mr. Jackson would be alive," Steinberg testified. Earlier Wednesday, Murray's defense team dropped its theory that Jackson may have orally ingested the surgical anesthetic propofol that the coroner says killed him.
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Michael Jackson would be alive now if Murray called 911 quicker, doctor says
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Defense still contends Jackson may have injected himself with the fatal dose

Question: @placeholder's deviations from medical standards of care include the doctor leaving his patient alone with propofol and lorazepam nearby, which could have led to Jackson self-administering the fatal drugs, Steinberg testified.

Question: @placeholder, in the interview played for the jury over the past two days of testimony, told detectives he gave Jackson a series of three sedatives -- Valium, lorazepam and midazolam -- over a 10-hour period before finally giving in to Jackson's plea for propofol.

Question: "I've got to sleep, Dr. @placeholder," Murray said Jackson pleaded to him.


By Richard Shears Eight-year-old Lincoln Boucher took no notice of the scratch he got from a swooping bat. The boy carried on as normal at the Queensland Whitsunday islands resort where his parents worked. But hours later Lincoln was frothing at the mouth, writhing with seizures and tearing out the IV lines doctors had inserted into him as a rabies-like disease tore through his body. Eight-year-old Lincoln Boucher spent two months in hospital fighting the rabies-like disease lyssavirus before doctors found out what his illness was Lincoln's parents Michelle Flynn and Colin Boucher told Australia's 60 Minutes that their son could have survived if he'd told them about getting scratched by a bat
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Lincoln Boucher was scratched by a bat at a Whitsundays island resort
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Hours later, lyssavirus left him convulsing and tearing out IV lines in hospital
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By the time his sister remembered the scratch to doctors, it was too late
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His parents Michelle Flynn and Colin Boucher spoke to 60 Minutes

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Some might call her barking mad, but Alisha Caffrey thought nothing of throwing the wedding of the year - for her pet dogs. Alisha, 27 from Liverpool, has had Eddie, a Yorkshire Terrier, and Squidgy, a Bichon Frise, since they were puppies, but after seeing their romance blossom and Squidgy giving birth to a litter, she didn’t want them living in sin. The pampered pooches, who get Christmas and birthday presents from Alisha, are now are officially dog and wife thanks to the service on Friday, which included a three-tier wedding cake and a custom made outfits. Doggy style wedding: Alisha Caffrey has had her two dogs, Eddie, a Yorkshire Terrier, and Squidgy, a Bichon Frise, since they were puppies and threw a party for them to be become dog and wife
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Alisha Caffrey, 27, from Liverpool didn't want her dogs living in sin
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Eddie, a Yorkshie Terrier and Squidgy, a Bichon Frise, are expecting a litter
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Their wedding included a three-tier cake, custom-made outfits and gifts

Question: So in love: Eddie, right, plants a kiss on his new wife @placeholder, left during their dog wedding ceremony on Friday