England were celebrating an unlikely victory deep in the Sri Lankan jungle  – but for Alastair Cook it may have come at a price. While the tourists were rejoicing in a desperately needed win that closes the deficit to 2-1 and breathes life into a side that had been inviting ridicule, their captain was waiting to hear if he would face a one-match ban for England’s slow over-rate. As Sri Lanka ran up 242 for eight in a game shortened by a biblical downpour to 35 overs a side, Cook’s team were 18 minutes off the pace. Fined for the same offence against India at Cardiff in August, he could now be banned for Sunday’s crucial game in Colombo.
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England beat Sri Lanka by five wickets (D/L method) in Hambantota
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Alastair Cook faces one-match ban for slow over rate
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Jos Buttler hits 55 from 37 balls to see England home after wobble
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Joe Root assists him with 48 from 48 deliveries
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Moeen Ali earlier continued good form with a 40-ball 58
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Kumar Sangakkara hit 63 for Sri Lanka after bad light forced players off

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Beijing (CNN) -- Beijing is a city where history and culture are almost tangible. They sprout, grow and bloom in unexpected places, around glittering new skyscrapers, in subway tunnels and in parks. And yet, despite their prevalence, history and culture in Beijing always seem to be teetering on the verge of extinction. No doubt, the Chinese capital has its iconic landmarks that have been around for centuries and will likely endure for centuries to come. There is the Forbidden City, which is the ancient imperial palace where dozens of Chinese emperors ruled the country for 500 years. There is also the Summer Palace, a massive imperial garden built in the 18th century that is on the outskirts of the city. And outside of Beijing, there is, of course, the Great Wall of China.
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Beijing is a city rich in culture, but its history is threatened by modernization
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Traditional courtyard housing is being demolished, but you can still find it if you look
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Caochangdi is an urban art village started by artist Ai Weiwei
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Real Beijing can be found in countless parks where locals gather to dance

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(CNN) -- Serena Williams gave an awesome demonstration of power tennis to demolish Maria Sharapova 6-0 6-1 in the Olympic women's singles final at Wimbledon Saturday. The 30-year-old American was backing up her Wimbledon triumph last month on the same grass courts and never allowed her Russian opponent the chance to settle. Victory came after just 63 minutes and fittingly with yet another thunderous ace to complete a one-sided match. Williams has joined Steffi Graf as the only players in tennis history to win all four grand slam titles and the Olympic singles title, the so-called Golden Slam. Having won the Olympic doubles twice with sister Venus, she is also the first woman to achieve that triple feat.
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Serena Williams wins women's singles title at London Olympics
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Williams thrashes Maria Sharapova 6-0 6-1 in final at Wimbledon
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Williams completes Golden Slam of foru grand slams and Olympic singles gold
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Bryan brothers take men's doubles gold for the United States

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Tensions in Ferguson, Missouri calmed Thursday night, following the withdrawl of National Guard troops and the beginning of a grand jury investigation into the death of black teenager Michael Brown. Protesters continued to gather on West Florissant Ave, near the scene where an unarmed Brown was shot to death by police officer Darren Wilson, but the congregation remained non-violent. The night of peace came after the announcement from Gov Jay Nixon that he would be puling the National Guard out of the St Louis suburb. Scroll down for video Hoops: Tensions between police and locals in Ferguson were much tamer on Thursday. Above, Highway Patrolmen and a group of young men engage in a friendly game of basketball
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Governor Jay Nixon said the National Guard has fulfilled its mission of providing security while State Troopers and county police took over
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Nixon called up the Guard on Monday after heavy street conflict between the police and protestors
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St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney, meanwhile, has said he will not recuse himself from Michael Brown investigation
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Robert McCulloch wrote letter - in ALL CAPS - calling on Gov Nixon to decide whether he will be removed from investigtion

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Plane spotters sometimes talk about grabbing a "Wayne's World" moment. If you've seen the 1992 movie, you may remember when Mike Myers as Wayne and Dana Carvey as Garth are parked near an airport runway. They're reclining on the hood of a funky AMC Pacer, discussing "Babe-raham Lincoln," when suddenly a huge airliner swoops by just a few feet overhead. That's when they begin screaming above the airplane's deafening roar. Phil Derner admits it. "I've done that. There are so many times when I just want to ... lay down near the approach lights and watch the planes go overhead and just take it in."
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Countless plane spotters travel the globe photographing aircraft
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Maho Beach on St. Maarten may be the most famous spotting destination
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Other popular spots include JFK, LGA, LAX, Manchester UK
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Tips from expert: Carry ID, wear a smile, stay off airport grounds

Question: Think about it, said @placeholder, "Something that weighs up to a million pounds is taking to the air, and you know the next time it comes down is going to be on the other side of the world.


Washington (CNN) -- An outside company now heads the effort to correct problems with HealthCare.gov, rather than the federal agency getting most of the blame for the botched rollout of the website to enroll in President Barack Obama's signature health care reforms. Jeffrey Zients, the former White House budget officer assigned by Obama to fix the mess, said Friday that QSSI, a Maryland tech company, would serve as the "general contractor" in working to make the website function smoothly by the end of November. The announcement was a shift in tone and strategy for the administration. The federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) was the lead agency in overseeing creation of the online site that buckled under the volume of initial visitors following its October 1 launch.
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NEW: Outside contractor now overseeing website fixes
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Zients says the website will work properly for most people by the end of November
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Republicans continue attacks on President Obama's signature health care reforms
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Some Democrats seek extension of open enrollment for Obamacare policies

Question: @placeholder was one of the dozens of contractors working with the government on the project coordinated by CMS, and now has the role of managing the correction efforts, according to Zients.


By James Chapman, Daily Mail Political Editor David Cameron, Ed Miliband and Gordon Brown will join forces this week to promise Scotland more powers from London if voters choose to stay in the UK. A cross-party plan for increased control over tax, welfare and job creation in Edinburgh would be announced ‘within days’, said Chancellor George Osborne. As polls point to a surge in support for independence, it was seen as a last throw of the dice for the No campaign – and immediately dismissed as a ‘panicky’ ploy by Alex Salmond. Scroll down for video Gordon and Sarah Brown joke with Betty Birnie and Charlote McConnell yesterday as the no vote reached the former Prime Minister's hometown of Kirkcaldy
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Cross-party plan for more control over tax, welfare and jobs to be announced
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More powers for Scotland from London will only be given if voters chose to stay in the UK
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Comes as polls point to a surge in independence and is seen as a 'last throw of the dice'
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But Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond has said the offer lacked any credibility

Question: Mr @placeholder also accused Mr Salmond of not ‘telling the straight truth’ about what currency an independent Scotland would use.


WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano apologized Thursday after some veterans groups were offended by a department report about right-wing extremism. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano apologized to offended veterans Thursday morning. The report said extremist groups may try to attract veterans returning from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. It also said extremists also may use the recession and the election of the nation's first African-American president to recruit members. The American Legion was among those who objected to the report's mention of veterans. "I think it is important for all of us to remember that Americans are not the enemy. The terrorists are," the American Legion's national commander, David K. Rehbein, said in a letter to Napolitano.
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Janet Napolitano regrets line in report on extremist groups
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Report said returning veterans are ripe for recruiting by extremists
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American Legion objects to report; VFW defends it
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Conservative radio hosts, bloggers had brought attention to report

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(CNN) -- Unlike their Western counterparts, Africans take elections very seriously -- rising up early to queue patiently in line for hours under the hot sun and cast their ballots. Any misguided attempt to nullify or steal their votes will evoke a strong reaction from them. In fact, it explains why the destruction of an African country often begins with a dispute over the electoral process or transfer of power. In recent years, allegations of electoral fraud have stirred political violence and civil war, causing death and destruction in Ethiopia (2005), Kenya (2007), Zimbabwe (2008), DR Congo (2011), among others.
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Ghana heads to the polls on December 7
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It has successfully held elections and transferred power on five occasions since 1992
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George Ayittey: Free media, civil groups, are secrets of the country's success
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These factors can ensure free, fair and peaceful elections across Africa, he says

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A businessman has been ordered to pay his wealthy ex-wife around £17million after a family court judge branded him a 'unprincipled rogue'. Judge Sir Peter Singer said property investor Didier Thiry, 53, had shown a 'sadistic side to his personality' since his relationship with Alisa Thiry, 50, broke down. Ms Thiry - who was previously married to Stephen Marks, founder of high street chain French Connection - pocketed a £37million divorce settlement a decade ago, said Sir Peter. In her latest divorce, the former model claimed Mr Thiry  refused to honour the terms of a pre-nuptial agreement and demanded he return a loan her company made to his during their marriage.
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Property tycoon ordered to pay his ex-wife £17million divorce settlement
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Judge brands the French businessman 'sadistic' and says award is 'justice'
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She was previously given £37million in divorce from another businessman
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After latest hearing, her lawyer said the money was originally hers and she had never sought anything that belonged to her ex-husband

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Dean Lyness will go down in Fleetwood Town folklore after the Lancashire club made history on Monday. The Burton Albion goalkeeper conceded the only goal of the game, making a terrible hash of Antoni Sarcevic’s long-range free-kick as Fleetwood won a tight League Two play-off final and clinched promotion to League One for the first time. The great rise: Fleetwood have been promoted for the sixth time in nine years Triumph: Goalscorer Antoni Sarcevic celebrates with his winners medal after the game Glory: Fleetwood celebrate after scoring direct from a free kick late on Misjudged: Burton goalkeeper Dean Lyness fails to stop the free kick from Sarcevic
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Antoni Sarcevic scores with 15 minutes remaining at Wembley
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Graham Alexander's Fleetwood are promoted for the sixth time in nine years
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Cod Army will play in League Two next term, after the win in front of 14,000

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(CNN) -- Eugenie Bouchard fell at the semifinal hurdle in the first two grand slams of 2014, but it was third time lucky for her at the All England Club. The Canadian made the last four at both the Australian and French Opens this year only to succumb to defeats, yet there was no such repeat at Wimbledon this time around. Bouchard saw off third-seed Simona Halep -- the highest seed left in the tournament -- 7-6 6-2 on Centre Court Thursday to reach her first-ever grand slam final. And the 20-year-old can now become the first Canadian female in history to win a major singles title if she can pull off a victory in Saturday's showpiece.
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Eugenie Bouchard beat Simona Halep 7-6 6-2 in Wimbledon women's semifinal
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The 20-year-old Canadian will face 2011 champion Petra Kvitova in Saturday's final
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Kvitova saw off Lucie Safarova 7-6 6-1 earlier in the day
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Men's singles semifinals take place Friday

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PUBLISHED: 16:21 EST, 21 November 2013 | UPDATED: 05:23 EST, 22 November 2013 Two men who petrol bombed a mosque in revenge for the Drummer Lee Rigby killing have been jailed today. Self proclaimed fascist Clive Ceronne, a 37-year-old security guard who belonged to the English Defence League, was given four and a half years for the hate crime attack. Ashley Juggins, 20, who was recruited by Ceronne into his extreme right-wing anti-Muslim world, received three and a half years. Self proclaimed fascist Clive Ceronne (left) recruited Ashley Juggins (right) both pleaded guilty to arson Gloucester crown Court heard that on the night of June 17 this year - less than a month after the killing of Drummer Rigby in London - Ceronne and Juggins drove to the Masjid-E-Noor mosque in Ryecroft Street, Gloucester.
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Clive Ceronne is a self proclaimed fascist who belonged to EDL
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Ashley Juggins, 20, was recruited by Ceronne to help carry out the arson
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CCTV shows a fireball at the doorway of the mosque in Gloucestershire

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London (CNN) -- Diehard supporters, tourists and the curious swamped pockets of left-wing protesters to bid farewell to former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in London Wednesday. In scenes that echoed the divisions Thatcher drove through Britain as she transformed the economy and society during the 1980s, people of all social classes lined the route from the Palace of Westminster to St. Paul's, some to pay tribute, some to condemn and many just to get up close to a spectacular state occasion. Hours before the ceremony began, the crowds were already five or six deep in some places; thousands crammed onto the sidewalk alongside souvenir shops and cafes opposite the cathedral -- for centuries a symbol of London and the site of historic moments in the life of the city, from the Blitz to the Royal Wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana to the Occupy protests.
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Supporters turn out to honor the "Iron Lady" at her funeral at London's St Paul's Cathedral
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Small bands of protesters also turn out to mark Margaret Thatcher's divisive legacy
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Thatcher fans lining route drown out boos with spontaneous applause, cheering
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Funeral is the biggest for a UK politician since Winston Churchill's farewell in 1965

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(CNN) -- On the sweltering evening of April 12, 2009, as dusk deepened over the Indian Ocean, several hundred miles off the coast of Somalia, three shots rang out. All the bullets found their targets -- three Somali pirates in a small lifeboat bobbing on the darkening sea. For the past five days the pirates had taken hostage Richard Phillips, the American captain of the Maersk Alabama container ship. President Barack Obama had authorized the use of deadly force if Phillips' life was in danger. Unbeknownst to the pirates, days earlier a contingent from SEAL Team 6 had parachuted at night into the ocean near the USS Bainbridge warship, which was shadowing the pirates in their boat. The SEALs had taken up position on the fantail of the Bainbridge and were carefully monitoring Phillips while he was in the custody of the pirates.
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Peter Bergen: After 'Blackhawk Down' disaster, U.S. stopped relying on special forces
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He says 9/11 led to renewed interest in using SEALs, other special forces
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Bergen: Weekend's operations show Obama's continued support for special forces
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2009 rescue of U.S. merchant captain from pirates impressed Obama, he says

Question: It's known inside the military as "DevGru" and more popularly as "SEAL Team 6" and is an elite within the @placeholder elite.


JERUSALEM (CNN)  -- German Chancellor Angela Merkel told Israel of Germany's "Holocaust shame," and asserted its support for the Jewish state during an unprecedented speech to the Knesset on Tuesday. Germany and Israel are linked "in a very special way" by the memory of the Holocaust, in which 6 million Jews were killed under Nazi Germany and its allies in World War II, she said in the first address a German chancellor has ever made to the Knesset. "The Holocaust fills us with shame," she said. "I bow my head before the survivors and I bow my head before you in tribute to the fact that you were able to survive."
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German Chancellor has told the Knesset of Germany's "Holocaust shame"
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Angela Merkel became first German chancellor to address Israeli parliament
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She called on Iran to prove it did not want the bomb
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Merkel said she supports the two-state solution to the Mideast conflict

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By Victoria Allen PUBLISHED: 18:18 EST, 8 July 2012 | UPDATED: 05:08 EST, 9 July 2012 Twin babies Dylan and Hannah Fox will grow up together, sharing a special bond as well as the same birthday. Unfortunately, the one thing won’t have in common is a nationality. For while Dylan is English, his sister is actually a Scot, having been born on the other side of the Border after their mother went into labour early. Odd: Twin babies Dylan, right, and Hannah Fox, left, were born in different countries, with Dylan born in England and Hannah in Scotland. Mother Donna Keenan is pictured with her babies
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Mother Donna Keenan, 28, started having contractions in Northumberland and gave birth to son Dylan in the living room of his grandparents’ house
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She was then taken to hospital in Scotland and gave birth to daughter Hannah

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By David Martosko In Washington PUBLISHED: 15:39 EST, 22 April 2013 | UPDATED: 16:28 EST, 22 April 2013 It wasn't too long ago that the idea of Republicans vocally supporting a long-term citizenship outlook for oft-derided 'illegals' would have send pundits and editors scrambling to be sure it wasn't April Fool's Day. Not anymore. And if anti-immigration conservatives thought the April 15 Boston Marathon bombings would derail talk in Washington of immigration reform, they didn't count on Grover Norquist, Marco Rubio, Lindsey Graham, the Cato Institute, or an obscure Republican lobbyist named Peggy Ellis. While Ellis and Rubio aren't talking, both Cato and Americans for Tax Reform - Norquist's group - say it shouldn't shock anyone that they favor a quasi-amnesty for 11 million illegal immigrants.
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Conservative crusader Grover Norquist argues for immigration bill as most Republicans run for cover
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Mysterious lobbyist at the center of alliance between Norquist and libertarian Cato Institute
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GOP Sens. Graham and Rubio claim Boston bombers wouldn't have had it any easier under Obama-supported immigration reform plan
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Conservative blog outed communications effort, drew think-tank's barbs

Question: Can you see if your old boss at @placeholder can help?'


(CNN) -- A Somali Islamist militant movement on Monday issued a statement claiming responsibility for a devastating trio of bombings that killed 74 people in Uganda's capital. "We wage war against the 6,000 collaborators; they have received their response," the statement from Al-Shabaab read in apparent reference to the African Union peacekeeping force in Somalia that Uganda contributes troops to. Analyst Alex Vines, from London-based think tank Chatham House, told CNN that if Al-Shabaab did carry out the attacks there could be global implications as countries and businesses vie for opportunities across Africa. Why is Uganda important? Vines: Historically it's been important for the export of coffee and fish out of Lake Victoria, but now oil has been found, Uganda could become a significant, if not major, oil exporter. So there's much international interest, and not just western.
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Somali militants claim reponsibility for bomb attacks that killed dozens in Uganda
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Uganda possibly targeted because of its activities in Somalia
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Al-Shabaab group has issued previous threats against Uganda
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Analysts say there could be global implications for businesses across Africa

Question: Also it's important to understand @placeholder isn't a monolithic, single state.


The Monty Python team are set to reunite in a surreal sci-fi comedy film. Former member Terry Jones has written a script which involves a hapless teacher suddenly given God-like powers by a council of odd aliens – and he is lined up to direct it. But although John Cleese, Michael Palin, Terry Gilliam and Jones himself have all agreed to voice the aliens, their colleague Eric Idle has refused to sign up. Tensions: From left, actors Michael Palin, John Cleese, Terry Jones, Terry Gilliam and Eric Idle, pictured in 2009, could be getting back together for a new film
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Terry Jones has written a script for a new film called Absolutely Everything
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It appears that Eric Idle is the only Python not to have signed up so far
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His stance is thought to have deterred investors from getting involved

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(CNN) -- Diego Forlan grabbed two goals as Uruguay thrashed Paraguay 3-0 in Buenos Aires to secure a record 15th Copa America title. The striker, who plays for Spanish club Atletico Madrid, struck in each half to become Uruguay's joint highest scorer in history after Liverpool forward Luis Suarez had broken the deadlock after only 11 minutes. It marked Uruguay's first Copa America triumph since 1995 and they can now boast one more title than hosts Argentina, who they beat in the quarterfinal. In a one-sided final at the Estadio Monumental, Uruguay almost took the lead in the third minute when Diego Lugano's header was blocked on the line by Paraguay keeper Justo Villar.
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Uruguay seal the Copa America title after crushing Paraguay 3-0
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Diego Forlan grabs two goals and Luis Suarez one as Uruguay record a comfortable win
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Uruguay now have a record 15 Copa America titles, one more than Argentina
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It is their first Copa America victory since 1995

Question: Suarez put Forlan through on goal just after the half hour mark but @placeholder made a crucial save to keep the deficit at just one goal.


She's famous for her penchant for recycling outfits and a visit to charity Only Connect proved no exception for the Duchess of Cambridge. The new mother looked fresh-faced and seemed in good spirits as she arrived on the arm of her husband, the Duke of Cambridge, to be greeted by cheering crowds on Pentonville Road. But while the Duchess appeared as youthful as ever, her brown patterned Orla Kiely dress was of an older vintage. Thrifty: The Duchess' Orla Kiely dress first appeared during a visit to a school in Oxford Looking good: The Duchess was stylish in her Orla Kiely shirt-dress, brown suede boots and chic black clutch
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The Duchess was visiting crime support charity Only Connect in London
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Her Orla Kiely dress was bought in a sale for £162.50 last year
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The coat-dress first appeared during a visit to Oxford in February 2012

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The pub owner who beat Gordon Ramsay in a multi-million pound High Court battle has told how the celebrity chef ruined his life. Gary Love has spoken out for the first time after defeating the celebrity chef in a case which centred on Ramsay's claim that his estranged father-in-law Chris Hutcheson had effectively forged his signature to commit him to a 25-year contract for a London gastropub. But Mr Justice Morgan poured scorn on Ramsay's claim that he had been duped over the use of a signature making machine to sign the agreement, calling his evidence 'entirely implausible' and leaving him facing a £10million rent bill.
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Pub owner hits out at TV chef after winning long-running court case
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He says the case brought by Ramsay ruined his working and family life
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Chef claimed his signature was forged on the lease for the York & Albany
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Pub owner says chef brought case to 'wriggle out of loss-making business'

Question: I find that when Mr Hutcheson committed Mr Ramsay to the guarantee in the lease of the premises, Mr Hutcheson was acting within the wide general authority conferred on him by Mr @placeholder at all times until Mr Hutcheson's dismissal in October 2010.


Nick Easter has defied convention throughout his career. The veteran No 8 did not plough a conventional furrow from academy into the professional ranks. He followed a lesser-trodden path to the top — via Rosslyn Park and Orrell — before embarking on an 11-year association with Harlequins which shows little sign of ending. A new contract is being discussed and, with the 36-year-old playing as well as ever, both parties are keen to agree a deal. Nick Easter has no plans for retirement as he prepares for a second Champions Cup clash with Leinster Easter tackles Darragh Fanning of Leinster during the Harelquins' European victory last week
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Veteran No 8 Nick Easter insists he has no intentions of retiring just yet
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The 36-year-old still has hopes of an England comeback at the World Cup

Question: The @placeholder star still relishes taking on the next generation of young players, despite turning 36 this year


A grieving man recently widowed was so moved by seeing a young couple enjoying each other's company while out dining on Tuesday that he paid for their meal in a very generous ‘pay it forward’ gesture. The heart-warming incident happened at an unnamed restaurant in Barrie, Ontario, where Lee Ballantyne was dining alone for the first time since his wife Carol had passed away from cancer on December 30. As Lee watched the young couple and reflected on his 43 years of marriage he was so inspired that he wrote the couple a touching note on a napkin and paid their check.
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Lee Ballantyne lost his wife of 43 years, Carol, to cancer at the end of last year
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On Tuesday he was dining alone at a local restaurant in Barrie, Ontario, when he spotted a young couple who reminded him of happier times
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In a generous 'pay it forward' gesture he got their check and wrote them a note on a napkin to explain that it would put a smile on his wife's face
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A photo of the napkin was posted on Reddit and caused a flurry of responses, many from people who questioned if it was all a fake
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This promoted the Ballantyne's son Jason to respond to the internet trolls
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'Not only is the story true but it's about real people dealing with a devastating loss,' he wrote
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High school sweethearts Carol and Lee married in 1970 and have three sons
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Carol was diagnosed with lung cancer last Sept and she died on Dec 30

Question: ‘I know this won't convince those who don't want to believe it could be true but here's the deal,’ wrote @placeholder.


Chingola, Zambia (CNN) -- It's 10 minutes after the final whistle has blown but still no one knows whether their efforts have been in vain. The Libyan national soccer team sit in the dressing room at the Nchanga Stadium -- in Chingola, a small copper mining town on the Zambia-Congo border -- quietly waiting for news amidst the fog of sweat and redolence of rubefacient muscle rub. The team has just drawn 0-0 with Zambia in their final qualification match for the 2012 Africa Cup of Nations, a qualification campaign that began with the country under the rule of Colonel Moammar Gadhafi, continued through the civil war and ended before the death of the former notorious leader.
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CNN travels with the Libyan national soccer team to Zambia
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The team's campaign to qualify for the Africa Cup of Nations coincided with Libya's civil war
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Several of the players had fought on the front line for the rebels
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The Africa Cup of Nations is one of the biggest tournaments in world football

Question: In the past, the @placeholder family's dealings with soccer and its players had been much more hands on.


The five-year-old daughter of British expat Thomas Berry and his ex-wife, former Miss Venezuela Monica Spear Mootz, is unaware that they have been murdered, it emerged today. Mr Berry, 39, and his 29-year-old wife, who was Miss Venezuela 2004 and is an American citizen, were gunned down by thieves after their car broke down on the Puerto-Cabello to Valencia highway at about 10pm on Monday. Police had said that the pair were shot in front of Maya - who was also hit in the leg - as their car was being loaded onto a tow truck they had stopped after puncturing a tyre on the motorway between Puerto Cabello and Venezuela's third largest city Valencia.
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Thomas Berry and Monica Spear Mootz were stranded after car broke down
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Couple killed in front of five-year-old daughter Maya, who was shot in leg
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She is being cared for by her grandparents, unaware that her parents are dead
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Gang known as 'The Quick Ones', including 'Little Adolfo' among those being questioned
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Police fear they fell into trap by gang who deliberately incapacitated car with holes in road or missing drain covers
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People gather in Caracas to protest death of former Miss Venezuela
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Further protests and funeral to be held on Friday

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Close: Prince Charles and butler Michael Fawcett. People quoted in the book report 'bruising experiences' with Fawcett Rampant feuding, squabbling and backstabbing among Prince Charles’s courtiers has seen the heir’s household nicknamed Wolf Hall. Biographer Catherine Mayer said a ‘former householder’ made the comparison to ‘the treacherous and opportunistic world depicted by Hilary Mantel in her fictionalised account of the rise of Thomas Cromwell under Henry VIII’. The author claims that Clarence House has ‘glaring systemic weaknesses’ and is riven by intense rivalries between several staff factions. ‘It is hard to know who can be trusted, and criticism can send the prince into despair,’ she adds.
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Rampant feuding sees Prince Charles' household nicknamed Wolf Hall
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The claim was made by former householder, according to Catherine Mayer
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Ms Mayer has authored new Charles biography to be released next month

Question: On one occasion, the divisions reportedly led to the collapse of a multi-million-pound deal to base all of @placeholder’s charities in one site.


(CNN) -- World champion Marc Marquez continued his impeccable start to the 2014 season with his third win in three races with victory in the Argentina MotoGP Sunday. The Honda rider also became the first rider since the great Italian star Giacomo Agostini in 1971 to win the first three from pole position. The 21-year-old Spaniard's teammate Dani Pedrosa finished second ahead of the Yamaha duo of Jorge Lorenzo and Valentino Rossi in third and fourth respectively. Marquez, so dominant in Doha and Texas, did not have things all his own way after opting for a hard front tire choice and following a sluggish start was as low as seventh on the second lap.
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Marc Marquez claims hat-trick of wins at start of MotoGP season
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Marquez wins Argentina round from pole
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Honda teammate Dani Pedrosa in second place
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Valentino Rossi in fourth and third in standings

Question: He was in second place by lap four and then overtook the @placeholder of former champion Jorge Lorenzo after tracking him for a dozen laps.


Fifteen years ago, when he was plucked from obscurity to play the role of ballet-dancing Billy Elliot in the hit film, Jamie Bell felt like the luckiest boy in the world. He was so grateful to the man who discovered him - the film's flamboyant director Stephen Daldry - that he promptly left his down-to-earth family in Teesside and moved in with Daldry and his then partner, stage designer Ian MacNeil. It was an intense relationship, with Daldry assuming the role of surrogate dad to a teenager whose biological father had never played any role in his life. Scroll down for video
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Fifteen years ago, Jamie Bell felt like the luckiest boy in the world
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Was plucked from obsurity to play Billy Elliott
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Married actress Evan Rachel Wood two years ago and had son
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Manchester United winger Nani missed a penalty, was cautioned and substituted in the 77th minute during his first game back at Sporting Lisbon. Nani, who joined his former side on loan until the end of the season as a makeweight in the deal which saw Manchester United sign Marcos Rojo, will not be pleased with how his Sporting Lisbon debut went. The Portuguese international was handed the chance to score on his debut after 63 minutes but was unable to score from 12 yards   in Sporting Lisbon's Primeira Liga encounter against Arouca. VIDEO Scroll down to watch highlights of Nani's Sporting Lisbon debut
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Sporting Lisbon won in the last minute thanks to a goal from Carlos Mane
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Nani's blushes were spared after the winger missed from 12 yards
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The Portugal international was included in the Marcos Rojo deal

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By Ben Spencer PUBLISHED: 16:44 EST, 8 September 2013 | UPDATED: 05:15 EST, 9 September 2013 After the heartbreak of seven miscarriages, Jenny Cash was overjoyed when she finally gave birth to a healthy girl. She and her husband Nathan could at last could dare to dream of the  large family they’d always wanted. But they had not banked on seeing their wish come true quite so quickly – after a second successful pregnancy produced triplets, with no IVF. Nathan and Jenny Cash with 2-year-old daughter Alessia and the new triplets Ben, Jayden and Taylor who were born on August 6
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Jenny and Nathan Cash suffered years of failed pregnancies
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Mr Cash twist of fate felt like 'someone was having a laugh upstairs'

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By Sarah Dean For Daily Mail Australia A man warned he would die if he attempted to climb Mount Everest has told how he defied medical advice because of a promise he made to himself when he was just 13 and confined to a wheelchair. That one day he would reach 'the top of the world'. Three months ago Multiple Sclerosis sufferer Bobby Bajram, 47, returned from the Everest Region of Nepal. Back home in Melbourne after his incredible expedition to Everest, which was thwarted by a huge avalanche, he is in pain and in and out of hospital having lost the use of his left eye and his legs.
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Bobby Bajram became the youngest Australian to be diagnosed with severe multiple sclerosis at the age of 13
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He spent 15 years in a wheelchair and was blind for five years but promised himself he would one day 'walk to the top of the world'
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The 47-year-old father attempted to climb Everest in April after four years of training
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His mission was thwarted by a huge avalanche but he still climbed the 5550 meters neighbouring peak of Kala Patthar

Question: MS sufferer Bobby Bajram decided to climb 5550 metres to the peak of @placeholder's neighbouring mountain, Kala Patthar, after an avalanche stopped him from going to Everest in April


Romulus, Michigan (CNN) -- A Nigerian man is "talking a lot" to the FBI, said a senior U.S. official, after what the United States believes was an attempted terrorist attack on an inbound international flight. The initial impression is that the suspect was acting alone and did not have any formal connections to organized terrorist groups, said the senior official who is familiar with the investigation. The suspect, identified by a U.S. government official as 23-year-old Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, ignited a small explosive device Friday, shortly before a Northwest flight from Amsterdam, Netherlands, made its landing in Detroit, Michigan. With the aid of the cabin crew, another passenger quickly helped subdue and isolate Abdulmutallab, passenger Syed Jafry told CNN.
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NEW: Nigerian in custody, "talking a lot," U.S. official says, after incident
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White House is considering the incident an attempted terrorist attack
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Passenger is immediately subdued; FBI investigating
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Lionel Messi, Carlos Tevez and Angel di Maria were among the Argentina players who trained at Manchester City's training ground on Monday ahead of their side's friendly match against Portugal. Manchester United star Di Maria trained on enemy territory ahead of his Argentina's encounter at his home stadium. Tevez, who has been recalled to Argentina's national team set up after missing the 2014 World Cup, trained at his former side's ground ahead of his return to Old Trafford. Angel di Maria (left) and Lionel Messi (right) both took part in Argentina's training session on Monday Carlos Tevez (right) looks in buoyant mood during the training session at Manchester City's training ground
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Argentina trained at Manchester City's training ground on Monday
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Lionel Messi and Co will take on Portugal at Old Trafford on Tuesday night
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Argentina will be hoping to follow up their recent win against Croatia with another victory
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It is the latest installment of Messi vs Cristiano Ronaldo as the pair go to war over the Ballon d'Or

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Hong Kong (CNN) -- Borrowed place, borrowed time. That was the mantra in Hong Kong as the clock ticked down to the British colony being handed back to China in 1997. And as the handover loomed, Hong Kongers were frantic to make money to get a passport before the communist mainland reclaimed the territory. They feared an end to the free-wheeling ways of capitalism where money brought power, prestige -- and if needed, an escape route. But there was a small, vocal minority who talked instead about the tail wagging the dog. Far from being subsumed by China's political system, Hong Kong would in fact lead it towards democracy.
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Beijing recently said no to Hong Kong voting for its leaders without approval
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One pro-democracy leader in Hong Kong admitted support for their campaign may be sliding
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In 1997 Hong Kongers were frantic to get a passport before China reclaimed the territory
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Others talked about Hong Kong helping to encourage democracy in the mainland

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By Lucy Buckland Last updated at 6:14 PM on 27th December 2011 Villagers from Stilton in Cambridgeshire are celebrating after a ban on them producing their own famous cheese was lifted, but bizarrely it must be called something else. A 'ridiculous' legal ruling in 1996 meant the village’s famous cheese could not be produced in Stilton as it is not in Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Nottinghamshire. However, a new decision means the village’s Bell Inn, which first sold the cheese, has been allowed to produce and sell it to locals again - as long as they don’t call it Stilton. Cheese production: Liam McGivern celebrates the ban being lifted with a a special batch of Stilton cheese, although his will be called Bell Blue
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Stilton can only officially be made in three counties

Question: 'It was ridiculous that up until now we couldn’t make @placeholder in Stilton.

Question: Pride of the village: @placeholder will be making three or four batches a week of the blue cheese

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By Mike Dawes Andrew Flintoff trained on the outfield with Lancashire before day two of their LV= County Championship match against Somerset after his return to cricket over the weekend. The 36-year-old former England captain seemed to be feeling the effects of his exertions at St Annes, tweeting on Monday: 'Still a bit stiff from Saturdays 12 overs just bowled 5 more now for a rub !' However, Flintoff showed flashes of his old genius during his comeback for St Annes, taking a superb caught-and-bowled among his three wickets. Throwing his hat into the ring: Andrew Flintoff trains with the Lancashire team at Old Trafford
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Andrew Flintoff took a superb caught-and-bowled for St Annes
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'Freddie' will receive £1 per spectator over a pre-agreed figure
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Flintoff targeting a return in Friday's T20 clash with Yorkshire

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Question: Target: Flintoff has set his sights on playing against rivals @placeholder on Friday night


By Will Stewart PUBLISHED: 11:40 EST, 24 May 2013 | UPDATED: 12:36 EST, 24 May 2013 Media mogul Alexander Lebedev faces up to five years in jail if found guilty of politically-motivated hooliganism Russian president Vladimir Putin wants Alexander Lebedev 'punished' claimed a witness in the media magnate's trial today. The tycoon faces up to five years in a grim Russian prison if convicted of 'hooliganism motivated by political hatred' for hitting a property tycoon in a television talk show 20 months ago. The suggestion that Putin was seeking harsh treatment for Lebedev - whose family own the Independent titles and the London Evening Standard, and who controls a Russian investigative newspaper - came on a day of angry, heated exchanges in a Moscow court.
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Alexander Lebedev on trial for politically-motivated hooliganism
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Media mogul hit property tycoon Sergei Polonsky during a 2011 debate

Question: If, yet again, such action is not punished, it means @placeholder is going to hell.'


Her superstar father - and the circumstance of her birth - made her famous before she could even walk. But last night 14-year-old Anna Ermakova stepped out of Boris Becker's shadow and on to the catwalk as she appeared at Berlin Fashion Week. The tennis star's  lovechild was conceived during a scandalous, short-lived and much disputed encounter at the London outpost of celebrity haunt Nobu in 1999. Her mother Angela Ermakova initially claimed the liaison took place in a store cupboard but Becker later confessed they had made love on a staircase between two bathrooms. Scroll down for video
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Anna walked the runway at Berlin Fashion Week for designer Riani
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Is the lovechild of tennis star Boris Becker and model Angela Ermakova
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The pair had a one night stand, after which Becker contested paternity

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By Jill Reilly Spain's Princess Cristina is in court today to be questioned over whether she and her husband illegally used company funds for personal expenses, including lavish parties at their modernist Barcelona mansion. Hundreds of protesters blew shrieking whistles, revved motorcycle engines, honked car horns and chanted 'Out with the Spanish crown' just 100 metres from the side entrance of the courthouse where Cristina was dropped off in a modest Ford C-Max hatchback. A mystery over whether she would decide to walk about 50 paces down an alley leading to the entrance in a Spanish version of a 'perp walk' ended when the car drove down the alley instead.
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Spanish King Juan Carlos's Cristina appeared at a court in Palma, Majorca
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Husband Inaki Urdangarin allegedly defrauded regional governments of millions of euros of public money, which he used for personal expenses
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Believed to have some of the funds to host lavish parties at mansion
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Protestors blew shrieking whistles as Cristina arrived at court today
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Princess and husband are suspects in case, but have not been charged

Question: The legal troubles of @placeholder' youngest daughter have seriously damaged the image of Spain's monarchy


Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- With a new armed threat breathing down its neck, Libya's discordant government made a snap announcement on Tuesday -- elections will be held in just over a month. The move was intended to stem a spike in violence that has prompted the U.S. military to ramp up preparations for a possible emergency evacuation of the U.S. Embassy in Tripoli. Just two days prior, armed men claiming allegiance to a newly formed movement called the Libyan National Army stormed parliament and announced they had suspended it. The declared goal of the LNA is to eradicate Islamist militants from Libya, including Ansar al-Sharia -- the group blamed for the September 11, 2012 deadly attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi.
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Libya makes snap announcement for parliamentary elections
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Gen. Khalifa Haftar bombed Islamists blamed for attack on U.S. consulate in Benghazi
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Armed men declaring loyalty to Haftar have "suspended" the parliament in Tripoli
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Libyan special forces commander near Benghazi vows to join Haftar

Question: Haftar's men launched a land and air offensive against the @placeholder bases of Ansar al-Sharia and Islamist groups with ties the government in Tripoli.


(CNN)In his first public remarks since being accused of having sex with an underage American woman, Britain Prince Andrews briefly addressed the allegation before a crowd in Davos, Switzerland. "Firstly, I think I must, want, for the record to refer to the events that have taken place in the last three weeks. And I just wish to reiterate and to reaffirm the statements which have already been made on my behalf by Buckingham Palace," he said Thursday at the World Economic Forum. Earlier this month, Buckingham Palace issued a statement which said, "It is emphatically denied that the Duke of York [Andrew] had any form of sexual contact or relationship" with the woman. "Any claim to the contrary is false and without foundation."
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Prince Andrew addresses crowd at Davos, backs palace statement
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Court documents show attorneys sent a letter asking to interview him under oath
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Buckingham Palace has strenuously denied claim that he had sex with Virginia Roberts

Question: @placeholder didn't respond Thursday when asked by CNN about the letter.

Question: The picture referred to in the letter, of the prince with @placeholder, was taken there, she said.

Question: @placeholder rejected the palace's denial of the allegations and said she hoped Andrew would agree to be interviewed under oath.


Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama heads to El Paso, Texas, on Tuesday to give a speech on the need for comprehensive immigration reform -- a perennial hot-button political issue that both Democrats and Republicans hope to use to their advantage in 2012. Obama has held a series of meetings with key Latino officials and reform advocates in recent weeks. Despite an aggressive push for substantive policy changes from his political base, the president recently indicated he has ruled out acting on his own to implement provisions of a reform bill that failed to win congressional approval last year. Nevertheless, immigration reform "remains a priority" for the administration, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney said Monday. There has been bipartisan support for reform in the past, Carney noted, and "we think we can build support for it again in the future."
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President Obama will discuss the need for immigration reform Tuesday in El Paso
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Republican leaders have opposed reform without tighter border controls
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Both Democrats and Republicans view immigration as a potent political issue

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Question: For their part, @placeholder have depended on the immigration issue in the past to fire up conservative voters.

Question: Some analysts also believe that if @placeholder push too hard, too fast on immigration, particularly in tough economic times, it could push swing voters toward the GOP.


A former justice of the peace in North Texas has been sentenced to death for killing a district attorney's wife in what prosecutors have described as a revenge plot that left three people dead. Eric Williams was convicted on December 4 of capital murder in the 2013 death of Cynthia McLelland, who was slain along with her husband, Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland, in their home east of Dallas. Williams has been charged, but not tried, in the deaths of Mike McLelland and prosecutor Mark Hasse. Scroll down for video Eric Williams has been sentenced to death for killing a district attorney's wife Cynthia McLelland in what prosecutors have described as a revenge plot that left three people dead
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Eric Williams was convicted earlier this month of killing Cynthia McLelland
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He has also been charged, but not tried, in the deaths of her DA husband Mike McLelland and prosecutor Mark Hasse
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Williams had lost his job and law license after McLelland and Hasse prosecuted him for theft and burglary
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On Wednesday he was sentenced to death in what prosecutors have described as a revenge plot

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By Helen Pow PUBLISHED: 17:24 EST, 23 July 2013 | UPDATED: 17:52 EST, 23 July 2013 Clippers star J.J. Redick had a bizarre 'abortion' contract drawn up with his former girlfriend in which he agreed to keep dating her for a year, or pay her $25,000, if she terminated her pregnancy, it has been reported. The written agreement was allegedly drawn up by the pair's lawyers in 2007, when Redick was still a rookie, and signed by the basketball player and his recent ex-girlfriend, model Vanessa Lopez, who was claiming to be pregnant with his child. The startling contract, which is reportedly signed by the guard, stated: 'Redick has agreed that once Lopez has terminated said pregnancy and has provided medical proof... Redick and Lopez shall attempt to establish and maintain a social and/or dating relationship for a period of one year.'
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The deal was allegedly signed in 2007 by Clippers star J.J. Redick and his model ex-girlfriend Vanessa Lopez after she claimed to be pregnant with his child
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The contract stipulates that Redick would 'attempt' to keep dating Lopez for a year after the termination of the pregnancy or pay her $25,000
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Lopez later had an affair with fellow NBA star Shaquille O'Neal and sued him for harassment in 2010 but the case was dismissed by the judge who called her a liar

Question: She accused the 7-foot-1 @placeholder of calling her incessantly against her wishes after the affair ended and then telling an associate to 'shut dat bitch up' after she threatened to come clean to his wife if he didn't stop.


(CNN) -- Pure products of Hollywood, "The Hunger Games" and "John Carter" were conceived, designed, stretched and pre-tested with one purpose: to lighten billfolds while satisfying mass appetites. These two movies seemed especially intent on seizing the wavering attention spans of young people with premises deeply rooted in science-fiction -- or, as some genre lovers might prefer to call it, speculative phantasmagoria. Same goals, different results. Drastically. Different. Results. Hunger Games, in case you hadn't heard by now, has exceeded advance expectations by reaping $155 million in its first three days of nationwide release. That's the third-highest opening tally in box-office history, just beneath the $158.4 million drawn from 2008's Batman sequel, "The Dark Knight," and not too far removed from the $169.2 million made last summer by "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part II."
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Gene Seymour: "Hunger Games," "John Carter" exist to make money, appeal to masses
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But "Hunger's" returns went through the roof, he writes, "Carter's" fell through the floor
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Wildly expensive "Carter" seems old, he says, while "Hunger Games" is of the moment
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Seymour hopes young audiences are aware of Hollywood's hype manipulation

Question: Those wishing "@placeholder" had more tragic dimension or made its audience more explicitly feel the sting of its carnage have a point.


By Daniel Bates PUBLISHED: 10:29 EST, 6 February 2013 | UPDATED: 10:32 EST, 6 February 2013 'We believe Twitter is valuable to everybody on the planet': Twitter boss Dick Costolo has revealed his plans for global social network domination The chief executive of Twitter has revealed he wants the microblogging site to be as big as Facebook - with one billion users. Dick Costolo reignited the row with his company's most bitter rival by taking aim at the milestone Facebook only reached in October after nine years of operation. Twitter only has 500million users and has been running for seven years.
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Dick Costolo believes 'Twitter is valuable to everyone on the planet'
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His company and Facebook have been fierce rivals since Instagram buyout
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Twitter CEO also tells of his excitement at Vine video service purchase

Question: The Twitter boss did discuss the tit-for-tat scraps with @placeholder that have made their feud bitter and very public.


By James Chapman for the Daily Mail 'Unpredictable threats': Defence Secretary Michael Fallon urged increased defence spending to ward off countries like Russia Britain is under pressure to extend a commitment to spend at least 2 per cent of national income on defence as it demands Nato allies boost their investment. Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said every member should increase military spending to deal with ‘unpredictable and uncertain threats’, particularly from Russia. The Prime Minister said Britain was showing leadership by being one of only four of the 28 Nato states to meet the alliance’s spending target. But critics, including senior Tories, pointed out that the Government has only pledged to maintain that level until the current spending round ends in April 2016. Pressure is growing on David Cameron to enshrine the commitment in legislation for good.
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Defence Secretary Michael Fallon said Nato members should increase funds
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Britain and the U.S. will use Nato meeting in Wales to push for new troops

Question: ‘@placeholder should be getting his own house in order before trying to tell voters what to do.’


By Associated Press Bishop Blase Cupich, who has struck a moderate tone on divisive social issues, was appointed the archbishop of Chicago on Saturday, succeeding a cardinal with an aggressive approach to the culture wars. Cupich, of Spokane, Washington, will take over leadership of the Archdiocese of Chicago in November, succeeding Cardinal Francis George, who has been battling cancer and has said he believes the disease will end his life. Cupich is Pope Francis' first major appointment in the U.S. and the clearest indication yet of the direction he wants to steer American church leaders. Bishop Blase Cupich, 61, will be named the next archbishop of Chicago
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Bishop Blase Cupich, known for being  a moderate on many hot button social issues, named to the position
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Chicago archdiocese is third largest in the nation
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Replaces archbishop known for hardline conservatism on abortion and gay marriage
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Question: Cupich also served as chairman of the @placeholder bishops' child protection committee at the height of the clergy sex abuse crisis and as church leaders were putting in place a toughened policy on disciplining guilty priests.


Many people dream of quitting the rat race - but few would expect a star NFL player to forgo fame and fortune. John Moffitt, who plays for Denver Broncos has quit the league because he thought it was crazy to risk his happiness and health for wealth. The third-year guard from Wisconsin said he knows teammates and fans don't understand how he could wave goodbye to his career. Denver Broncos guard John Moffitt plays against the Arizona Cardinals during a pre-season NFL football game 'I just really thought about it and decided I'm not happy. I'm not happy at all,' he said.
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John Moffitt, who plays for Denver Broncos has quit the league because he thought it was crazy to risk his happiness and health for wealth
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Third-year guard from Wisconsin said he knows people don't understand
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Says he doesn't feel the need to be a millionaire and wants to stop playing
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Moffitt, 27, made about $1.5 million before taxes in his 2 1/2 NFL seasons

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A former girlfriend of Australian businessman Geoffrey Edelsten has told of the lavish lifestyle she lived out as the 'arm candy' of the 71-year-old. Shirley Moore, from Chicago, started a relationship with Mr Edelsten when she was a 21-year-old waitress after meeting him on a sugar daddy website. She claims during their relationship, the Australian - who was then three times her age - gifted her with a $40,000 BMW, treated her to high-end restaurants, put her up at the Crown Melbourne hotel and gave her bundles of cash. Scroll down for video Shirley Moore, from Chicago, has spoken out about her time as the 'arm candy' of Geoffrey Edelsten
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Shirley Moore was a Chicago waitress when she first met the businessman
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The pair met on a sugar daddy website when she was 21 years old
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Geoffrey Edelsten - who was then in his 60s - led her to believe he was in his 40s
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Ms Moore claims her former lover paid her to be his girlfriend
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During their relationship, he gave her a car, signed a lease for her penthouse and gave her cash
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Ms Moore alleges she was paid up to $250,000 for their 'verbal agreement'

Question: She said he also set her up in a penthouse apartment in @placeholder to buy her silence.


It's over. But just for now. President Barack Obama signed a bill that ends the 16-day partial government shutdown and raises the debt ceiling, the White House said early Thursday morning. Weeks of bitter political fighting gave way to a frenzied night in Washington as Congress passed the bill that would prevent the country from crashing into the debt ceiling. Lawmakers worked precariously close to the midnight debt ceiling deadline amid warnings the government could run out of money to pay its bills if it didn't raise the debt ceiling. Federal workers should expect to return to work Thursday morning, the director of the Office of Management and Budget said.
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Federal workers can expect to return to work Thursday morning
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Most House Republicans vote against budget bill, but it still passes
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Asked whether there will be a similar crisis in a few months, Obama flatly says, "no"
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The shutdown began on October 1; U.S. borrowing authority expires on Thursday

Question: If there's one thing polls showed Americans agreed on, it's that they don't trust @placeholder -- with Republicans bearing more blame than anyone else for what transpired.


Terrorists are trying to use a European court ruling to wipe stories about their trials from Google in a move which amounts to censorship by the back door, Sajid Javid warned today. The Culture Secretary condemned ‘Luxembourg’s unelected judges’ who created the so-called ‘right to be forgotten’ by forcing search engines to remove links to news stories. In a forthright speech to newspaper editors, Mr Javid accused European courts of ‘trying to restrict media freedom’ and took aim at the BBC for competing with news websites like MailOnline. Culture Secretary Sajid Javid warned unaccountable European judges were 'trying to restrict media freedom’, creating a new right to be forgotten which amounted to 'censorship by the back door'
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Law allows EU citizens to ask for links to be removed from Google search
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Sajid Javid accuses unelected judges of restricting media freedom
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Google has received nearly 500,000 requests to remove links
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Culture Secretary questions whether domination of BBC website
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A November 2007 story about a paedophile Ronald Castree who in 1975 abducted 11-year-old Lesley Molseed with learning difficulties before abusing and murdering her. Click here to read the story
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A May 2009 story told how father of two, Hugh Wilson, 63, died when his light aircraft crashed near Sherborne, Dorset. Click here to read to read the story
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A May 2009 article describing the sordid captivity in which Josef Fritzl kept his family. The piece was based on extracts from the book ‘The Crimes of Josef Fritzl: Uncovering the Truth’. Publisher Harper Collins told MailOnline today it does not know who sent the request. Click here to read the story.
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A September 2010 article about multi-millionaire Tory MP Jonathan Djanogly, who admitted hiring private eyes to spy on his local party members. Mr Djanogly told MailOnline today he has not used the Google service himself and declined to comment further. Click here to read the story.
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A December 2003 column on how the schoolfriend of Prince William, Edward Stanbury, was jailed for nine months after 43 ecstasy tablets, 4.2 grammes of cocaine and three-quarters of a kilo of cannabis were found at his London flat. Click here to read the story.
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A March 2004 column by Richard Kay, also on Mr Stanbury, about how just weeks after he had been allowed home from prison, the Old Etonian had put his university studies aside and sold his flat. Click here to read the story.

Question: Sajid Javid questioned whether the @placeholder website should be competing with commercial news sites like MailOnline.


(CNN) -- The two surviving members of The Doors have put aside old tensions and are planning to reunite for a tribute concert in honor of the band's late keyboardist, Ray Manzarek. Guitarist Robby Krieger says he and drummer John Densmore have been in contact since Manzarek's sudden death last month, following a battle with bile duct cancer. The Doors' Ray Manzarek dies at 74 "We're talking about it," Krieger tells CNN, confirming tribute plans. "Not sure when or where it will be, but we'll definitely do it." The Doors were formed in 1965, after keyboardist Manzarek met a UCLA film student and poet named Jim Morrison on Southern California's Venice Beach. The pair then joined forces with Krieger and Densmore, and The Doors went on to become one of the most controversial and successful rock acts of the '60s. The band sold more than 100 million albums worldwide, and gained fame for hits like "L.A. Woman," "Hello, I Love You" and "Light My Fire."
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Doors' keyboardist Manzarek died at age 74 in May following a battle with bile duct cancer
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Guitarist Robby Krieger says he's been in touch with drummer John Densmore since then
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Krieger: "Not sure when or where it will be, but we'll definitely do it"
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The fourth member of the original band, Jim Morrison, died in 1971

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- A Scottish fish and chip shop visited by Prince William, Robert De Niro and Tom Hanks has been crowned the best place in Britain to eat the national dish. Robert and Alison Smith, the owners of the Anstrhuther Fishbar  in Fife, celebrate their success. The UK is in recession, but the nation's traditional takeaway dish is showing no sign of a downturn. Sales rose at 9,500 chippies in Britain by 1.7 percent last year, according to Seafish, a seafood industry group. The Anstrhuther Fishbar in Fife, Scotland was crowned the best chippy of 2008 following a rigorous selection procedure that included a customer vote, taste tests and two intense rounds of shop inspections.
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Scottish fish and chip shop visited by Prince William named best in UK
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Sales of UK's national dish up despite country slipping into recession
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276 million meals eaten every year in UK, according to industry figures

Question: @placeholder, who also owns a fish processing business, said dedication was the key to the shop's success.


Golf's bad boy Dustin Johnson is hitting back against claims he was suspended twice for cocaine - claiming he doesn't have a drug problem. Even so, the 30-year-old jet-setter admits he partied too hard in the past and he's turning over a new leaf before his fiancée Paulina Gretzky gives birth to the couple's first child next month. Paulina revealed on Christmas Day on her Instagram that she's having a boy. Paulina Gretzky announced over Christmas that she and fiance Dustin Johnson (left) are having a baby boy Back in action: Dustin Johnson has been on an inexplicable five-month hiatus from the PGA Tour after he was rumored to have been suspended over drug use - something he denies
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Dustin Johnson has been away from the PGA Tour for five months after he was suspended three times
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Denies he was suspended for cocaine or that he has a 'problem' with drugs
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Admitted that he used to drink too much - but says his hard-partying days are behind him
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Paulina's father Wayne has become something of a mentor to him as he cleans up his life

Question: For now, he says, he's spending his time working out and taking care of @placeholder's pregnancy cravings.


Almost 100,000 people have signed an online petition calling on the Home Office to ban a controversial pick-up artist from entering the UK. Self-styled American dating guru Julien Blanc advises men to treat women with chilling disrespect and contempt - encouraging them to adopt his choking greeting technique. Other recommended pick-up methods include threatening to commit suicide, injuring pets, isolating women from friends and family and treating them 'like servants'. Scroll down for video Sexist: Self-styled dating guru Julien Blanc advises men to treat women with chilling disrespect The UK petition, started by Caroline Charles on campaigning website change.org, states: 'To allow this man into the UK legitimises sexual assault and predation, and sends a message that women are playthings or objects without agency.'
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Julien Blanc is a self-styled 'pick-up artist' who hands out dating advice
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25-year-old encourages men to treat women with contempt to win affection
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Advocates choking, threatening suicide and says women are 'servants'
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Petition calling on Theresa May to ban him ahead of November 21 seminar

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(CNN) -- A judge on Thursday denied a request for President Barack Obama to testify at a court martial for a U.S. Army flight surgeon who refused to deploy to Afghanistan until he saw proof that Obama was born in the United States. The judge, Army Col. Denise Lind, said any evidence or witnesses related to Obama's citizenship is irrelevant to the charges against Lt. Col. Terrence Lakin, who has 17 years of service in the U.S. military. After failing to deploy with his unit in April, Lakin was charged with missing a movement, disobeying a lawful order and dereliction of duty.
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Judge says Obama gave no orders
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Defense attorney says he will appeal
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Judge nixes president as a witness in court martial
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Flight surgeon says Obama has not proved his citizenship, and orders to deploy are illegal

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(CNN) -- Teams in Uganda are trying to track down anyone who came into contact with patients infected with the Ebola virus, which has killed at least 14 people there this month, authorities said Monday. "This is very, very important, to trace every contact and to watch them for an incubation period of 21 days," World Health Organization spokesman Gregory Hartl said. The teams -- consisting of officials from Uganda's ministry of health, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the WHO -- are part of an aggressive approach to try to stamp out the outbreak of the highly infectious virus.
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NEW: Ugandan president calls on residents to be cautious
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Tracing every possible contact with Ebola patients is "very important," WHO says
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The Ebola virus killed at least 14 people in midwestern Uganda this month
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The virus is a highly infectious disease spread through contact with bodily fluids

Question: The @placeholder did not recommend any travel or trade restrictions be applied to Uganda because of the outbreak.


Friend posted pictures of battered Real Housewife of Beverly Hills to Facebook Wrote on his wall as he posted the pictures: 'Adrienne was pushed to the ground, punched and beaten... he is a beast. 'Plastic surgeon vehemently denies insinuation that he's responsible By Amelia Proud PUBLISHED: 19:30 EST, 15 October 2012 | UPDATED: 20:59 EST, 15 October 2012 They're in the middle of a messy split, she's even had a restraining order taken out on him. So when Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Adrienne Maloof's chef Bernie Guzman posted right pictures of the former on his Facebook page looking beaten and bruised, it was hard not to jump to conclusions about her ex, Dr. Paul Nassif.
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Friend posted pictures of battered Real Housewife of Beverly Hills to Facebook
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Wrote on his wall as he posted the pictures: 'Adrienne was pushed to the ground, punched and beaten... he is a beast.
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'Plastic surgeon vehemently denies insinuation that he's responsible

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Sportsmail's Neil Ashton and Charles Sale got into the Samba spirit on Sunday having visited England's training base for one final time. Following Lionel Messi's stunning late winner against Iran on Saturday, the duo joined some Argentina fans on the beach and played along with Brazilian street musicians. VIDEO: Scroll down to watch Ashton and Sale jam with some Lionel Messi fans Samba spirit: Sportsmail columnist Charles Sale played street music with Argentina fans on Copacabana beach Winding down: Neil Ashton and Sale visited the beach after attending England training for the final time Sale was keen to learn to play and beat the drum during a rendition of the famous 'Ole, Ole, Ole'.
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Sportsmail's Neil Ashton and Charles Sale played along with Brazilian street musicians on Copacabana beach
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Pair had visited England's training base for one last time
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Three Lions take on Costa Rica in final group game on Tuesday

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Jury selection is set to begin today in the capital murder trial for the former Marine accused of gunning down famed Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle. Eddie Ray Routh, 27, is accused of killing Kyle, 38, and Kyle's friend, father-of-one Chad Littlefield, 35, at a shooting range near Chalk Mountain, Texas on February 2, 2013. Kyle, a married father-of-two, had been trying to help Routh deal with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder on the request of Routh's mother and had taken him to target practice when he was killed. Routh, who struggled with PTSD after serving as a small arms technician in Iraq before leaving the Marines in 2010, is pleading not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Eddie Ray Routh, 27, is accused of shooting dead Kyle, 38, and Kyle's friend Chad Littlefield, 35, at a shooting range in Texas in February 2013
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Kyle had been trying to help Routh cope with his PTSD at the time
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Jury selection starts on Thursday and the trial will begin next Wednesday
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Routh's attorneys have said the popularity of the movie 'American Sniper', based on Kyle's memoir, will make it hard to select an impartial jury

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By Chris Greenwood and Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 05:32 EST, 17 June 2013 | UPDATED: 19:16 EST, 17 June 2013 Hiding: Julian Assange and Ecuador's foreign minister Ricardo Patino greeted crowds from the embassy window last night Britain could be stuck with WikiLeaks fugitive Julian Assange for another nine years – at a cost of £40million – William Hague warned last night. The Foreign Secretary said Assange could stay in his Ecuadorian Embassy bolt-hole until 2022 – when the statute of limitations on his extradition request expires. The grim prediction means the suspected rapist could run up a £40million policing bill as a team of officers guard the embassy day and night.
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William Hague and his Ecuadorian counterpart failed to reach agreement on Assange's future as he marks first anniversary of stay at embassy this week
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He will be arrested and deported to Sweden if he steps a foot outside
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The Australian, 41, is wanted for questioning over alleged sex offences
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Fears deportation to US and trial over WikiLeaks if he goes to Sweden

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Manchester United earned a hard-fought three points at Loftus Road on Saturday with a 2-0 victory over Queens Park Rangers. Marouane Fellaini and James Wilson came off the bench at half-time to score the goals and give Louis van Gaal's side victory. Here, Sportsmail assess how all the players on display at Loftus Road performed. Marouane Fellaini (right) pulls away in celebration after putting Manchester United ahead at Loftus Road Fellaini hugs his team-mate Adnan Januzaj (second right) after scoring against Queens Park Rangers QUEENS PARK RANGERS Rob Green - 8.5 Produced three excellent saves from Radamel Falcao but was too exposed by his team-mates for both goals.
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Manchester United beat Queens Park Rangers 2-0 at Loftus Road
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Marouane Fellaini grabbed the first goal of the game after 58 minutes
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Fellow substitute James Wilson also came off bench to score the second
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Rob Green denied Radamel Falcao during a brilliant goalkeeping display

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Lionel Messi has done almost everything for Argentina at this World Cup, but against Holland he couldn't inspire them to a win in normal time. In fact, he didn't even manage a touch in the Dutch box. And so the crucial semi final went to penalties. Messi calmly and comfortably tucked his away and it set the tone for the Argentinians in the shootout - scoring all four. Messi might just have made the difference again, sorting out his side when it most mattered. Here, Sportsmail goes through Argentina's little magician's performance minute-by minute: VIDEO Scroll down to watch highlights of Lionel Messi
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Messi can't break through the Dutch tight marking in 120 minutes of play
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He appears to be carrying an injury through extra time
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His only touch in the box during the entire game was his penalty
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Argentina's talisman scores his penalty in the shootout
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And now he has the chance to win the World Cup in the Maracana

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Gaza City, Gaza (CNN) -- Terrace crowds are controlled by men wearing army fatigues and holding Kalashnikov rifles, players and press pray on the pitch at half-time and when the final whistle is blown, the trophy is handed to the winning captain by one of Israel's most wanted men. Welcome to football, Gaza style. More than 5,000 fans crammed into the Palestine Stadium in Gaza City for what is an increasingly rare occasion these days: a game of football. The "Gaza Dialogue and Tolerance Cup final" between Al Shate (a mixed team of Hamas and Fatah members that represents the 80,000 strong Al Shate refugee camp) played Al Salah Islamic Association (a team aligned with Hamas) in a tight match in front of raucous fans who flew blue and yellow flags and fired off flames from lit cans of hairspray in support of their side.
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5,000 Palestinians turn out for a rare football tournament in Gaza City.
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Hamas Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh turns up to award the cup.
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The league was suspended after Hamas seized Gaza's top sports clubs.
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The Palestinian FA blames the military wing of Hamas.

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When China's state-owned oil company dispatched an oil rig to a contested area of the South China Sea it flicked a match on a long-smoldering dispute with its communist neighbor Vietnam. Analysts say Beijing must have known the move would elicit some reaction, but it clearly didn't predict having to evacuate thousands of Chinese nationals desperate to put some distance between them and violent Vietnamese protests. "The whole episode seems to reek of miscalculation, perhaps by both sides, but it demonstrates how volatile how this region can be," said Alexander Neill, Shangri-La Dialogue Senior Fellow at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, Asia (IISS).
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China evacuates thousands of nationals from Vietnam amid territorial dispute
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Protests erupted after China's state oil company sent a rig to disputed territory
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Vietnam says the rig site is on its continental shelf and within its Exclusive Economic Zone
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China says the rig will be there until mid-August, has sent ships to guard the site

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Question: While many commentators say Vietnam has every right to feel appalled over the positioning of the @placeholder rig, at least one analyst says the issue not as clear cut as some suggest.

Question: Trade between China and Vietnam reached more than 50 billion dollars in 2013 according to Chinese state media and @placeholder depends heavily on foreign investment.


By Chris Pleasance PUBLISHED: 06:45 EST, 26 February 2014 | UPDATED: 10:17 EST, 26 February 2014 The former editor of a Hong Kong newspaper is in critical condition after being attacked with a meat clever earlier today. Kevin Lau was slashed three times by a man in a crash helmet in a residential neighbourhood who then fled on a motorbike, police said. Lau was hospitalised in critical condition with slashes in his back and legs, said Kwan King-pan, acting superintendent of Hong Kong Police. Scroll down for video Former newspaper editor Kevin Lau has been rushed to hospital in critical condition after a machete attack
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Kevin Lau attacked with a meat clever early this morning
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He is in critical condition with a deep wound to his back
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Lau was the editor of Hong Kong newspaper Ming Pao
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He was fired in January after reporting on human rights abuses
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Move sparked protests in city with thousands on the streets

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A schoolboy in China bled to death when a fake doctor cut his throat with a scalpel to treat his sore tonsils. Xiu Tsao, 35, had taken her 11-year-old son Yang Chin to a clinic in Chaochuan Village, Xiaotun Town, Henan Province, unaware that it was operated by fraudsters. It was run by Zhang Wenli, 46, who claimed to be a top throat specialist, but in fact he had no qualifications at all. His nurses were also completely unqualified. Dangerous fraudster: The name card of so-called laryngologist Zhang Wenli, who in fact had no qualifications at all and fled after he killed a schoolboy by cutting his throat while supposedly treating him for sore tonsils
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Zhang Wenli had run his throat clinic for years but had no qualifications
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He told the boy's mother he needed to bleed the bad blood to cure him
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Instead the boy bled to death and Zhang and his staff fled

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No-frills airlines and Europe’s free travel rules are being exploited by Romanian gangs to target Britain, it was revealed yesterday. Up to 240 crime networks have been identified in the country by Europol, the European criminal intelligence agency. Its director Rob Wainwright said crooks are using low-cost airlines to target cities for one-day sprees. Airport: Criminals are flying in and out of a country in just one day, Europol's director has said (file picture) Romanian and Bulgarian gangs are thought responsible for 90 per cent of all European card-skimming crimes Thieves, credit card fraudsters and pickpockets buy cheap tickets to fly in and out in just a few hours.
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Europol director Rob Wainwright says the gangs are active across Europe
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Exploit low-cost airlines by targeting city and getting 'back in time for tea'
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He said police cooperation is needed to halt the crime wave

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(CNN) -- A state trial judge on Monday blocked New York City's plan for a maximum 16 ounce size for a high-sugar beverage. The ban would have included sodas, energy drinks, fruit drinks and sweetened teas. But it would have excluded alcoholic beverages and drinks that are more than 50% milk, such as lattes. The ban would have applied to restaurants, movie theaters, stadiums and mobile food carts. But it would not have applied to supermarkets and convenience stores, such as 7-Eleven. Mayor Michael Bloomberg's proposal was met with fierce opposition by the industry and public outrage at the loss of "liberty," the so-called "nanny state" run amok. Beyond all the hype, the industry's vociferous arguments, now adopted by a trial court, are badly flawed.
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A New York state judge blocks the city's plan to limit the size of sugary drinks
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Lawrence Gostin: A portion limit is not an attack on freedom; people can still buy soda
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He says like Big Tobacco, industry has spent millions to fight this effort to combat obesity
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Gostin: The Board of Health has the power to regulate sugary drinks; portion control can work

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- In sport, being the best is not just about the having the greatest players. Here are five teams that have gone from zeroes to heroes, and in the process left their mark on sporting history. 1. The European Ryder Cup team The 1980 U.S. hockey team's 'Miracle on Ice' against the Soviet Union. Europe's Ryder Cup team has become renowned for upsetting the form book, frequently triumphing against higher ranked American opposition. Since European players were first allowed to join the British and Irish team for the famous golf tournament (to improve the level of competition) in 1979, the U.S. has won six times; Europe seven; and the teams have tied once. The slight edge enjoyed by Europe, however, belies the lowly status of their players in world golf.
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Europe's Ryder Cup team has often beaten the U.S. despite lower profile players
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America's ice hockey win against the Soviets is known as the "Miracle on Ice"
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Wimbledon's defeat of Liverpool in the FA Cup was considered a major upset
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New York Jets Superbowl win in 1969 was inspired by quarterback Joe Namath

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By Graham Smith and David Mccormack UPDATED: 10:23 EST, 3 April 2013 The world is celebrating the 40th anniversary of the first call from a cell phone, which was made in New York City on April 3, 1973. That momentous first call was made by Motorola employee Marty Cooper, who used a prototype known as a DynaTAC to call rivals Bell Labs (then a division of AT&T) to inform them that they had been beaten in the race to achieve the technological breakthrough. Cooper, then 42, reportedly said: ‘I'm ringing you just to see if my call sounds good at your end.’
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Motorola's Marty Cooper tested the first cell phone prototype on the streets of New York in 1973
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His first call was to his rival at Bell Labs to break the news that they had beaten them to developing the technology to make calls on the go
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It would be another 10 years before the phones were commercially available in the U.S.
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Today the mobile phone industry is $1.200bn annually

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By Alan Baldwin Formula One championship leader Nico Rosberg felt sore enough at losing Sunday's Italian Grand Prix without then having to face conspiracy theories suggesting he had done it deliberately. The Mercedes driver, who finished second after making a mistake at the first chicane while under pressure from winning team mate Lewis Hamilton, could scarcely believe anyone would suggest such a thing. 'I've heard about that, but what would be the reason for me to do something like that deliberately?,' asked the German, who saw his lead cut to 22 points with six races remaining. Winner: Lewis Hamilton gives the thumbs up as Rosberg looks on after giving up his lead at Monza
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Rosberg finished second after error on lap 29
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Mercedes driver failed to turn into chicane at turn one
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Hamilton had started on pole but had to fight back after poor start

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(CNN) -- U.S. President Barack Obama has warned Russia that targeted sanctions are "ready to go," as the Geneva agreement to de-escalate the crisis falters. Officials have vowed more punitive international actions targeting Russia's economy if Moscow, in their view, continues to aggravate the situation. Key Putin allies, high-profile Russian oligarchs and possibly Russian institutions and companies, will be targeted, CNN has been told. Obama, at a news conference Friday in South Korea, said he would be talking to other European leaders about sanctions against Russia as the Ukraine crisis worsens. The West has already introduced sanctions, imposing financial and visa restrictions on around 30 Russian and Ukrainian officials -- but stopping short of measures that would hit trade.
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Russia risks being isolated by the West as it introduces visa bans and threatens more sanctions
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Trade is not so important between Russia and U.S., which is becoming energy self-sufficient
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These differences have impacted the economic approaches to Russia amid the crisis in Ukraine

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By Lillian Radulova and Aap Tony Abbott's government continues to languish behind the Labor Opposition, with the latest Newspoll showing the public would turf the government out in a landslide if an election was held today. The Newspoll, published in today's  The Australian, shows that despite a tiny one per cent gain in the Coalition's primary vote in the last fortnight, Tony Abbott's government remains deeply unpopular with the electorate. The government's fortunes took a turn for the worst with the release of the May 13 Budget, which included cuts to welfare spending, schools and hospitals. When elected in September, the Coalition's primary vote was 45.6 per cent, but now it has fallen to just 36 per cent. Labor's primary vote in the September election was just 33.3 per cent, but has now risen under Opposition Leader Bill Shorten to 12.3 per cent.
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The latest Newspoll shows support for Tony Abbott at lowest level since 2009
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Labor has a 54 per cent to 46 per cent lead over the Coalition and would win an election comfortably if one was held now
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Support for the Abbott-led government has plummeted since the release of the federal Budget which many think is unfair
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Another poll found that 69 per cent of Australians did not support proposed increases in university fees

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By James Chapman, Political Editor PUBLISHED: 18:40 EST, 25 June 2013 | UPDATED: 18:40 EST, 25 June 2013 Lord Justice Leveson is facing a standoff with MPs after being summoned to give evidence to a Commons committee on the future of Press regulation. The judge, who led last year’s inquiry into media standards, was yesterday called to appear before the culture, media and sport committee. He refused to answer questions on the day his report was published and is understood to have indicated that he has no desire to appear before MPs, arguing that judges do not have to explain themselves to Parliament.
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MPs want to question Lord Justice Leveson on rival Royal Charters
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Judge refused to answer questions on day report was published
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Culture, media and sport committee has called judge to appear before them

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By Simon Jones Liverpool midfielder Suso has confirmed Porto's interest in signing him. The 20-year-old is the subject of an offer which Liverpool are considering and has underlined his desire to play more regularly after a loan spell back in his native Spain with Almeria last season. He said: 'My priority is to stay here [at Liverpool], but Porto is an excellent option if I leave Liverpool. I know there’s negotiations. On his way: Suso battles with another Liverpool favourite Xabi Alonso during his loan spell at Almeria Playing time: Suso has impressed on loan in Spain, but wants a garuantee of football if he stays at Liverpool
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20-year-old midfielder has been on loan at Almeria
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Liverpool player says he needs to be playing regularly
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Suso wants to stay at Liverpool, but Porto have made a bid for him

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(CNN) -- Three officials in a Los Angeles suburb whose high salaries sparked statewide outrage will step down from their jobs, the city's mayor said Friday. Oscar Hernandez, the mayor of Bell, California, said the City Council accepted the resignations of City Manager Robert Rizzo, Assistant City Manager Angela Spaccia, and Police Chief Randy Adams, who reportedly had a combined salary of more than $1.6 million. He added that the three will not get severance pay. "Today, our city council took the quick and decisive action that is in the best interest of our city so that we may return our attention to delivering outstanding city services," the mayor said in a statement posted on the city clerk's website.
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The state attorney general says the salaries are "beyond belief"
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The Los Angeles Times reported that the city manager had a nearly $800,000 salary
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The median yearly income in the town is under $35,000 a year

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By Lizzie Edmonds PUBLISHED: 07:16 EST, 5 January 2014 | UPDATED: 07:16 EST, 5 January 2014 Honoured: Margaret Rigby, 99, has been recognised as the longest serving member of the Girl Guides A 99-year-old who has served in the Girl Guides since she was 13 has been recognised as the country's longest serving member. Margaret Rigby from Chorley, Lancashire, has devoted most of her life to the group - and has just received a British Medal Empire in the New Year's Honours List for her efforts. After being a guide and a ranger in the 1920s and 30s, she continued her service after the war and was secretary and leader of various guiding groups.
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Margaret Rigby first joined the Guides eight decades ago aged 13
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Continued her 86-year service throughout the Second World War
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Mrs Rigby has mastered variety of skills such as camping and making fires
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Pensioner from Chorley, Lancashire, now serves in Trefoil Guild
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Will be eldest person to receive Empire medal in New Year's Honours list

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Chloe Valentine was just four when she died of massive head injuries Authorities considered Chloe Valentine to be 'at risk' before she was even born, an inquest into the four-year-old's death has heard. By the time she was six-weeks-old, Families SA had received multiple calls about Chloe, including one saying her mother had almost set fire to a mattress on the lounge room floor where the baby was sleeping. Tragically Chloe, from Adelaide, died in January 2012 from injuries sustained over a three-day period in the backyard of a home at Ingle Farm, in the city's northeast. Her mother, Ashlee Polkinghorne, 22, and her then-partner, Benjamin McPartland, 28, are in jail after pleading guilty to the manslaughter of Chloe through criminal neglect.
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Godmother of Chloe Valentine from Adelaide gave up reporting neglect by her parents
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Krystal Lee Benyk told the inquest she reported child abuse to Family SA but nothing was ever done
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The four year old girl died at the hands of her neglectful mother Ashley Polkinghorne and her partner Benjamin McPartland
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Inquest into her death revealed she lived in squalor surrounded by drugs and bugs
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She died of 'severe injuries' after being forced to ride a 50kg motorbike and repeatedly crashed it
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Families SA received more than 20 notifications between 2007 and 2011 about Polkinghorne and her treatment towards her daughter

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