By Sean O'hare PUBLISHED: 10:30 EST, 30 December 2012 | UPDATED: 02:49 EST, 31 December 2012 Melbourne's Daily Planet brothel says it's the largest and most exclusive in the Southern Hemisphere Australia, once an 18th century penal colony, is still attracting criminals although it would seem they are now going there out of choice. The nation’s strong economy, high currency and wages have now made it a magnet for international drug smugglers and foreign sex workers. Even rock and roll stars are getting in on the act and reaping rewards of performing in a country that is prepared to pay top dollar to have them.
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Average yearly wage in Australia has hit £47,000
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Heroin and ecstasy sell for eight times more than in Britain and the U.S.
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Police intercepted drugs hidden in a 20 ton steamroller and a wooden altar
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Ticket to see Bruce Springsteen cost £140 in Australia but £58 in U.S.

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Dressed in drab red jumpers, two children climb to the top of a rubbish heap a dozen times taller than them. The shocking scene is typical of Buenos Aires' Matanza-Riachuelo river basin, one of the ten most polluted places in the world. A list of ten filthy sites, from Russia to Indonesia to Ghana, has been amassed by the global environmental group The Blacksmith Institute - which says 200 million people are endangered daily in the top ten places alone. 1: Matanza-Riachuelo River Basin, Buenos Aires. It is just 37 miles long but its banks are packed with 15,000 industries spewing chemicals like zinc, lead, copper, nickel and chromium into the filthy water
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Horrifying list compiled by environmental body The Blacksmith Institute
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Sites include mines, factories, landfills and the Chernobyl nuclear plant
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The top ten alone put more than 200 million people in danger every day

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(CNN) -- Concussions and the link to CTE have captured the headlines once again, with Junior Seau's family filing a lawsuit against the NFL. They believe the brain damage Seau suffered during his 20 years in the league led to his suicide. Then, in a recent interview with "New Republic" magazine, President Barack Obama tackled the culture of violence in football and the impact the game takes on its players. Obama stated, as much of a fan he is of football, "If I had a son, I would have to think long and hard before I let him play football."
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Lamar Campbell knew Junior Seau and worked with Dave Duerson
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He is intrigued by recent findings out of UCLA on brain disease
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Campbell says the decision to donate his brain was not to be taken lightly

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A mother-of-six with a Paddington Bear collection worth £10,000 has gone into overdrive since the release of the recent Hollywood film about the lovable animal. Emma Bending's house is filled to the brim with  teddies, books and prints that are all fuelled by her love for the small Peruvian bear character. The 44-year-old from Bugbrooke, Northampton, was so desperate to see the new movie that she booked herself into the first showing at her local cinema when she couldn't get tickets for the premiere on eBay. Emma Bending, 44, fell in love with Paddington Bear as a child and now has a collection worth £10,000
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Emma Bending's Northampton house is filled with Paddington memorabilia
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The 44-year-old's 400-item collection is worth more than £10,000
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She fell in love with the character as a young child and now owns 30 bears

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(CNN) -- The allegations about Bill Cosby keep coming. For decades, Cosby was thought of in glowing terms as a perceptive comedian, upbeat pitchman and genial father figure. His public personality made him more than rich -- it made him a role model, admired for his support of education and his no-nonsense talks on parenting and achievement. In recent weeks, that persona has been paired with another, much darker image. On Tuesday, the famed comedian and TV star was accused of rape by Janice Dickinson, a former model. In an interview on "Entertainment Tonight," Dickinson claimed Cosby assaulted her in 1982 after the two had dinner in Lake Tahoe.
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Bill Cosby's image damaged by allegations
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Another accuser, Janice Dickinson, gives interview
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Cosby attorney: Dickinson's story "is a lie"
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Debut of movie postponed, NBC show scuttled

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(CNN) -- At first it may seem "24's" Jack Bauer didn't get the memo. In 2014, our heroes now wear capes and fight the bad guys at the box office, while the small screen has been taken over by a gang of antiheroes. From "Scandal" and "Mad Men" to "Breaking Bad" and "House of Cards," the recent slate of leading men aren't as interested in saving the world as they are in saving themselves. Yet on Monday night (May 5), counterterrorism agent Bauer will return in Fox's "24" event series, "24: Live Another Day." He's once again played by Kiefer Sutherland and is as determined as ever to do the right thing.
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Jack Bauer returns to TV with event series "24: Live Another Day"
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The United States government's accumulated debts have grown by more than $7 trillion – with a 't' – since Barack Obama became president on January 20, 2009. The sad milestone was revealed on July 31 by the U.S. Department of the Treasury on a 'debt to the penny' website that calculates the debt at the end of every business day. On Obama's first day in office the debt stood at $10.626 trillion. Last Thursday it reached $17.687 trillion. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Somber salute to the economy? When Barack Obama came home from Camp David on Sunday, the nation was $7 trillion poorer than it was when he first arrived at the White House on January 20, 2009
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Total federal government debt has increased by 66 per cent since Barack Obama became president
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Stunning milestone is revealed by Treasury Department website that discloses burgeoning numbers at the end of every business day
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It took more than 223 years for the US to accumulate its first $7 trillion in debt
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Obama has repeated the depressing feat in less than 67 months

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(CNN Student News) -- March 11, 2009 Quick Guide Education Reform - Examine the details of a proposal to overhaul the U.S. education system. Afghan Women at Risk - Learn about the plight of women in Afghanistan under Taliban rule. Tibetan Chinese Relations - Trace the history of the tense relationship between Tibet and China. Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: An educational overhaul? That issue is first up in today's show. I'm Carl Azuz. First Up: Education Reform AZUZ: "We cannot afford to let the relative decline of American education continue." Those, the words of President Obama as he unveiled a proposal to overhaul the country's educational system. Some critics argue that the president is tackling too many issues, but Mr. Obama says America doesn't have the luxury to address one challenge at a time. This latest proposal touches on everything from test scores to teacher salaries to the amount of time you spend in school.
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Examine the details of a proposal to overhaul the U.S. education system
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Learn about the plight of women in Afghanistan under Taliban rule
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Trace the history of the tense relationship between Tibet and China

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By Ruth Styles and Martha De Lacey PUBLISHED: 13:48 EST, 20 December 2013 | UPDATED: 17:50 EST, 20 December 2013 With sales of famous fragrances totting up to an astonishing £80bn worldwide, it's no surprise that every celebrity worth their stardust boasts at least one. And with 20 new star perfumes launching each and every year, there's no shortage of choice. But while some arrive to a round of applause, others have proved to be little more than a nasty whiff. So which of this year's crop are eau-so-good and worth splashing out on? Femail's fragrance testers are here to reveal which star scents are worth splashing out on - and which deserve a one-way ticket to the bin.
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Perfumes by Kim Kardashian, Britney Spears and Rihanna
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Also David Beckham, One Direction and Katy Perry
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Smell like TOWIE or Made In Chelsea

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By Darren Boyle A British teenager is still fighting for his life in a Turkish hospital after being slashed and stabbed while on holiday. Callum Copson, 19, from Kennoway, near St Andrews, has undergone ten hours of life-saving surgery but is not out of the woods yet according to doctors. Mr Copson suffered a massive wound to his stomach and had to squash his intestines back inside with his own hands, after being sliced with the jagged edge of a fruit knife after a row over a handbag. Callum Copson, left, was stabbed in the stomach on Thursday when he went to the leather shop in Marmaris to exchange a bag with his girlfriend Erin Brown, right, who is maintaining a round-the-clock vigil by his bedside
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Callum Copson was stabbed once in the leather shop in Marmaris, Turkey
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His girlfriend Erin Brown, 18, from Edinburgh was returning a faulty bag
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Turkish police have arrested the shop owner's 15-year-old son

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President Barack Obama prodded Congress to eliminate the United States' decades-old Cuba embargo Friday, saying that improving relations with the communist country will help open its "hermetically sealed society" -- even if changes come in "fits and starts." He said he doesn't expect lawmakers to strip the embargo away immediately, and that Congress will need time to digest a deal he struck this week to free American contractor Alan Gross, trade imprisoned spies and ease U.S. economic restrictions on Cuba in exchange for the release of dozens of political prisoners and expanded Internet there. His comments came during a feisty year-end news conference Friday, just hours before Obama and his family boarded Air Force One for a holiday vacation in Hawaii.
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President Barack Obama said Sony "made a mistake" canceling its movie release
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Obama called on Congress to end the Cuba embargo
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Obama said he might be able to work with congressional Republicans on tax reforms and trade
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The news conference came just hours before the Obama family departs for vacation in Hawaii

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By Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:06 EST, 3 November 2013 | UPDATED: 03:35 EST, 4 November 2013 U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry moved Sunday to reassure America's Arab friends that the United States will not allow them to be attacked 'from outside,' in an apparent warning to Iran. Speaking in Egypt while en route to Saudi Arabia where he hopes to mend relations strained by Saudi unhappiness with U.S. actions in Syria, its tentative warming with Iran and stance on Egypt, Kerry acknowledged differences with some partners but stressed they shared common goals in each case. In addition, he said Saudi Arabia and other U.S. allies in the Gulf could count on America's support.
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John Kerry stopped in both Egypt and Saudi Arabia
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Mr Kerry told both nations that attacks by outside aggressors will not be tolerated by the United States
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The visits are part of a 10-day trip across Europe, the Middle East and North Africa

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By James Nye, Ryan Gorman and Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 23:15 EST, 19 November 2013 | UPDATED: 03:58 EST, 20 November 2013 Serial killer Joseph Paul Franklin was granted a stay of execution Tuesday only hours before he was set to die of lethal injection in a Missouri jail. Mr Franklin, 63, and his legal team were able to successfully argue the state was at risk of violating the Constitution's ban on cruel and unusual punishment by using pentobarbital as an execution drug. The drug is slowly starting to replace previously used lethal injection cocktails because drug manufacturers will no longer provide them to US prisons.
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Joseph Paul Franklin admitted to killing 22 people across multiple states between 1977 and 1980
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He was on Missouri death row for the 1977 killing of a Jewish man outside a St. Louis synagogue
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His lawyers argued pentobarbital was inhumane
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Mr Franklin also shot Hustler publisher Larry Flynt in 1978 in Georgia

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By Ben Spencer PUBLISHED: 15:22 EST, 26 February 2013 | UPDATED: 04:41 EST, 27 February 2013 Slip up: Commons Speaker John Bercow (right) mistakenly introduced former England rugby star Ben Cohen (left) at an event as 'openly gay' last night Weighing 16 stone and standing 6ft 2ins tall, former England rugby star Ben Cohen is not someone you would want to offend. So luckily the happily married father-of-two took it in good spirits when Commons Speaker John Bercow mistakenly introduced him as ‘openly gay’ last night. The MP was introducing the ex-England rugby international to a room full of guests at ParliOut, Parliament’s gay staff network, when he made the slip-up.
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MP was introducing the rugby player at Parliament’s gay staff network
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After Bercow's slip-up last night, Cohen called out 'Don't tell my wife!'
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Since retiring Cohen has dedicated time to tackling homophobic bullying

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Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama took to the Spanish-language network airwaves Monday  to discuss challenges in educating Hispanics students. In a Univision-sponsored town hall  meeting with Hispanic students and educators at Bell Multicultural High School  in Washington, the president said to out-educate and out-innovate the  global competition, the Latino community must play a key role in the  future. "Our workforce is going to be more  diverse; it is going to be, to a large percentage, Latino. And if our young  people are not getting the kind of education they need, we won't succeed as a  nation," Obama said.
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Education secretary: Only about half of all Latino students earn high school diploma on time
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Only one in eight end up with a bachelor's degree
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Many Hispanic students aren't proficient in English

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Washington (CNN) -- The plot sounds like something plucked from today's headlines: foreign hostages, terrorism, presidential power and American diplomatic relations with the Middle East. But the nation's first war on terror was waged by Thomas Jefferson, not George W. Bush or Barack Obama. In place of al Qaeda or ISIS, Jefferson was fighting the Barbary pirates. In Jefferson's time, European powers conceded to terrorism by paying annual tribute and ransom to groups like the Barbary pirates, according to Robert F. Turner, co-founder of the Center for National Security Law and professor of American Foreign Policy. Once the American colonies gained independence from Britain, their ships were left without protection from piracy at sea. As American commerce began to increase, the Barbary states targeted American merchant vessels that traveled the seas without a strong naval defense.
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President Obama launched strikes on ISIS in Syria without congressional approval
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Thomas Jefferson launched war on the Barbary pirates without congressional approval
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Despite calls for a new cease-fire, fighting intensified in Gaza on Monday and Tuesday morning, with Palestinians saying more than two dozen people died as rockets or mortars struck a refugee camp, a hospital and the center of Gaza City. Eighteen people died as powerful and continuous air strikes rained down on Gaza City early Tuesday morning, the Palestinian Health Authority reported. And the Israeli military reported that 10 of its soldiers were killed Monday. Al Aqsa TV reported that Israeli strikes hit the Ministry of Finance in western Gaza and the house of Ismail Haniyeh, a senior political leader of Hamas. A radio station run by Hamas was bombed.
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Five Israeli soldiers killed in militant tunnel attack, IDF says
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The death toll in Gaza rises above 1,100, Palestinian health official says
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Netanyahu tells nation to prepare for "protracted campaign" in Gaza
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At least eight children killed at Gaza refugee camp, Gaza's Health Ministry says

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Leader: Warren Jeffs, left, smiles during his 2007 trial for coercing the marriage and rape of a 14-year-old follower to her 19-year-old cousin in 2001 Convicted pedophile and imprisoned FLDS leader Warren Jeffs continues to wield enormous power over two notorious polygamist towns on the Arizona and Utah border  he used to call home and that non-Mormon residents are spied on a new lawsuit alleges. The Department of Justice has filed a civil-rights motion against Colorado City and Hildale, Utah, which claims that the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day, of which Jeffs is the president, runs both town's and not the elected leaders.
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New lawsuit filed in Arizona alleges that Warren Jeffs still wields considerable influence on Hildale, Utah and Colorado City, Arizona from his Texas prison
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Mayor of twin-towns, George Allred is alleged to have sought FLDS president Jeff's advice on town appointments and praised him for having a direct link to God
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Lawsuit also alleges the FLDS uses the town's surveillance cameras to watch residents
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Ex-security members allege that they were tipped off by the town's elected officials to outside law enforcement arriving
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Female members of the FLDS had tabs kept on them to stop them from 'escaping'

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The news from Pakistan is generally bad news. In the past week, which was far from atypical, suicide bombers attacked a court building in the northwestern city of Peshawar taking hostages and killing four people. In the southern city of Karachi the director of a renowned social program working in the megacity's poorest neighborhoods was shot and killed. And gunmen kidnapped two female Czech tourists in southwestern Pakistan. But this past week also saw more than a glimmer of good news from Pakistan: Saturday, March 16 marked an extraordinary moment in Pakistani history, as this is the first time  a civilian government has served its entire five-year term (from 2008 to 2013). And, for the first time in its history, the Pakistani military appears unwilling to mount a coup against the civilian government. The military has successfully executed three coups and attempted a number of others since Pakistan's independence in 1947.
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Peter Bergen: For the first time, Pakistan government served its full term
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He says lack of military coup attempt shows government is more stable than many think
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Elections in Pakistan, Afghanistan likely to be crucial for those two nations
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Bergen: He says Afghan economy is resilient and corruption may be receding

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Real Madrid and Barcelona both comfortably won on Saturday, but for once Spain's two most dominant football clubs were overshadowed by a third-tier team which has been saved from extinction after receiving a huge injection of cash from the world's richest man, Carlos Slim. Just over a decade ago Real Oviedo played in La Liga alongside Real and Barca, but mismanagement from the club's directors took the Asturian team to the brink of bankruptcy in recent years. Needing to raise €1.9 million ($2.4 million) by November 17 or go bust, Oviedo's current board announced a share issue earlier this month to attract investment.
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Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim invests $2.5 million in struggling Spanish club
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Slim was impressed by efforts of fans who bought shares to save Real Oviedo
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The third division club had a November 17 deadline to avoid extinction
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Slim plans to create "synergies between Spanish, Mexican and Latin American football"

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(CNN) -- Cuba is more than a thousand miles from my home in New York, but it's a place close to my heart. Steve Kastenbaum talks with Salomon Leyderman outside the Adath Israel synagogue in Havana, Cuba. I went to Cuba to report on a country that appears to be on the cusp of a new era. My focus was the future of U.S.-Cuban relations and the reforms under Cuban leader Raúl Castro. But a vague notion of exploring my family history in Cuba resulted in the most memorable story of the entire journey. More than 15,000 Jews were living in Cuba in the 1940s and '50s. Today, there are about 1,500.
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A CNN Radio correspondent explores his Jewish heritage in Cuba
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His grandparents left Cuba in the late 1940s
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An 86-year-old Jewish man remembered correspondent's family

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By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 15:45 EST, 16 January 2013 | UPDATED: 17:35 EST, 16 January 2013 Murder victim Rachel Manning, who was found dumped near a golf course in Milton Keynes A restaurant worker was responsible for strangling a teenage girl and dumping her body 12 years ago, a jury heard today. Shahidul Ahmed, 41, murdered shop assistant Rachel Manning, 18, after she made a late night call from a public phone box in Milton Keynes, then drove her body to a golf course where he left it in the undergrowth, it is alleged. After killing her he disfigured her face with a car steering lock, it is claimed.
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Shahidul Ahmed, 41, accused of murdering Rachel Manning, 18
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Miss Manning's boyfriend Barri White convicted of her murder in 2002
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(CNN)ISIS is under pressure in parts of Iraq and battling a variety of adversaries in Syria, but it's metastasizing at warp speed elsewhere, most dangerously in Egypt and Libya. It also has support in Yemen, Afghanistan and Pakistan. And the leader of the group ravaging northern Nigeria, Boko Haram, has expressed his admiration of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. The savage killing of 21 Egyptian Christians in Libya -- all of them dressed in ISIS' trademark orange prison garb -- is another indication of ISIS' ability to take advantage of collapsed or collapsing states and of its growing presence in North Africa. Most significantly, the atrocity took place in Sirte, a long way from ISIS' first stronghold around Derna in the east of the country.
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Libya seems to be the most promising territory for ISIS to extend its reach
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From Nigeria and Pakistan, other groups seem to be forming various associations with ISIS

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Question: The most intriguing development in recent months has been the desire of the Nigerian group Boko Haram to fly the @placeholder flag, literally and metaphorically.


Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal has claimed that his team are defending well, despite their 5-3 humiliation at Leicester. United head into Saturday’s home game with West Ham at Old Trafford still reeling from Sunday’s embarrassment and missing 10 players through injury and suspension. Van Gaal says he is determined to get to the root cause of the physical problems his players are suffering and is looking at the club’s day-to-day training methods in minute detail. Louis van Gaal says his Manchester United have defended well bar last Sunday's match at Leicester Van Gaal admits he has a selection headache of Manchester United's home clash against West Ham
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Louis van Gaal has hit back at criticism of Manchester United's defence
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United conceded five goals in defeat at Leicester on Sunday
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Van Gaal believes the Old Trafford side have defended well bar that game
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Dutchman insists the Red Devils can finish in the top three or four
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Chris Smalling, Phil Jones and Jonny Evans are all out injured
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United entertain West Ham at home on Saturday in the Premier League

Question: Van Gaal read his team the riot act after Sunday’s defeat but refused to blame them for one of the most bizarre @placeholder performances of recent times.


In an episode of animated series Futurama, Professor Farnsworth unveiled a contraption known as the ‘Smell-O-Scope’, which let users ‘smell’ distant stars and planets. Although billed as a fictional device, Nasa scientists claim to have developed a similar system and have used it capture the 'flavours' of Saturn’s moon Titan. By replicating Titan’s atmosphere in a lab, they were able to work out what Titan's atmosphere is made from, and the technique could be used to discover the composition of other worlds as well. Nasa scientists have recreated the 'scent' of Saturn's moon Titan (pictured in ultraviolet and infrared) by combining gases in a lab and letting them react. This helped to determine the identity of a material that had been detected in the atmosphere by the Cassini spacecraft, which is now thought to be benzene
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Nasa scientists in Maryland recreated the atmosphere of Saturn's Titan
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This helped them identify a mystery material detected on the moon
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Results suggest it is benzene - an aromatic compound found in gasoline
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The method has helped them discover what the atmosphere is made of
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Device is similar to the fictional 'Smell-O-Scope' from TV show Futurama

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(CNN) -- President Obama said Tuesday his strategy in Afghanistan will have three objectives:  deny al Qaeda a safe haven, reverse the Taliban's momentum and strengthen Afghanistan's security forces and government. Here is how he said he plans to achieve the goals: • Send 30,000 additional U.S. troops The U.S. will send 30,000 more U.S. troops to Afghanistan in the next seven months "so that they can target the insurgency and secure key population centers," Obama said in his speech. Some of the new troops will help train Afghan security forces to "create the conditions for the United States to transfer responsibility to the Afghans," Obama said.
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Extra 30,000 U.S. troops to secure uncovered areas, help Afghan security forces train
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Troop buildup just one strategy to achieve goals in Afghanistan, Obama says
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U.S. also to pursue more effective civilian strategy, Obama says
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Better partnership with Pakistan also essential, Obama says

Question: "Going forward, the Pakistani people must know: @placeholder will remain a strong supporter of Pakistan's security and prosperity long after the guns have fallen silent, so that the great potential of its people can be unleashed," Obama said.


NEW YORK (CNN) -- New York City's rate of HIV infection is about three times the national rate, according to estimates released Wednesday by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. Rapid HIV test swabs incubate at the Iris House in New York in 2007. The agency estimates that 72 of every 100,000 New Yorkers -- a total of 4,800 individuals -- contracted HIV in 2006, more than triple the national rate of 23 per 100,000. The findings are based on new lab technology and a newly derived statistical model developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The lab technology enables health officials to determine whether HIV-positive individuals contracted the virus within the past five months, and the statistical model allows researchers to then make projections about a population's infection rate.
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Agency estimates 72 of every 100,000 New Yorkers contracted HIV in 2006
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Expert: Demographics of the city contribute to the high rate of HIV infection
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The city launched a three-year initiative to give HIV tests to untested Bronx adults

Question: Freidan said the study showed that 36 percent of gay and bisexual @placeholder men who had five or more partners in the previous year did not use condoms consistently.


By Quentin Letts Television reality shows normally pulsate with optimism. Participants greet one another with air kisses and whoops of delight. They look ahead to fame and riches. That's reality TV, right? Not quite. Not in the case of a new Channel 4 series called My Last Summer. Its participants hobble and weep. Not for them the possibility of years on the Hello! magazine circuit and chat shows. For all these people are - or were - terminally ill. All the participants from My Last Summer suffer from a terminal illness, left-right: Andy, Jayne, Ben, Lou and Junior They decided to talk about their shared predicament in front of the cameras and the result is powerful, emotionally draining television. It may also help us as a society to be a little less distant about death, something I wish I had known earlier.
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A new series on Channel 4 documents the last months of the terminally ill
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Quentin Letts discovers that people's coping methods can be very different
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The experience made Quentin revisit his last few months with his father

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Try to picture a typical American. You're going to struggle. In a collection of faces of all tints, hues, eye colours, and hair shades, renowned portrait artist Martin Schoeller has captured the nation's diversity. The headshots, set against a plain background, are labelled with the subject's 'self ID' and 'census box checked'. Melting pot: Schoeller, who has captured people such as Brad Pitt, attempted to chart America's races Milestone: Steve McCurry's iconic photograph of an Afghanistani refugee was the 1985 cover It is a bid to depict the 'melting pot' of races in the United States, as indicated on the 2000 and 2010 census for a souvenir edition of National Geographic.
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The photographer attempts to document all the variations of race in America since detailed data began in 2000
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6.8million people ticked numerous boxes on the form in 2000
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The collection marks 125 years of National Geographic
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It sits beside some of the magazine's most famous images
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Steve McCurry's iconic Afghanistani refugee was the cover in 1985, and again this month

Question: Now, in a special edition to mark @placeholder's 125th birthday, Schoeller has attempted to map the data with portraits.


Iraqi soldiers battling ISIS militants have recaptured most of the town of Beiji, home to the country's largest oil refinery. The strategic town, which is situated 155 miles north of Baghdad, is now likely to become the base for a future push to take back Saddam Hussein's hometown. There was no word on the fate of the refinery, which lies on Beiji's northern outskirts, today but the advances in the town could help break the five-month siege of the facility by Islamic State fighters. Iraqi soldiers battling ISIS have recaptured most of the town of Beiji, home to the country's largest oil refinery which has been under attack by militants for more than five months. Pictured: Smoke rises from the facility
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Iraqi soldiers battling ISIS militants have recaptured majority of the town Beiji
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Town, 150 miles north of Baghdad, is home to country's largest oil refinery
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Advances could help halt five-month siege of facility by Islamic State fighters

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:39 EST, 30 October 2013 | UPDATED: 12:47 EST, 30 October 2013 The grieving widow of a the Sparks, Nevada school teacher tragically slain by a student last week has broken her silence to describe the last touching moments she shared with her husband. Sharon Landsberry was usually asleep as her math teacher husband Michael, 45, left for work each day. But on October 21, she was awake to share a goodbye Sharon had no idea would be their last. ‘The last words I heard from him was 'Have a good day my beautiful wife,’ Landsberry said.
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Michael Landsberry left a loving note for his sleeping wife Sharon every day when he left for work
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'I can't wait to be home with you': But last Monday, Sharon was awake to see her husband off to work at Sparks Middle School and has share the story of their final moments together
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Landsberry never came home after he tried to talk down a 12-year-old with a semi-automatic pistol and was gunned down

Question: While those loving words were remain only in Sharon’s memory, the @placeholder widow still has his daily morning messages.


(CNN) -- A Dutch football club is facing criticism for playing in the United Arab Emirates, despite being told its Israeli defender would not be allowed in the country. Vitesse Arnhem, second in the Dutch league, is in Abu Dhabi for training and matches with two German teams during its mid-season break. The team's spokeswoman Esther Bal says the team was told just one day before the trip that defender Dan Mori could not enter the UAE. Like most Arab countries, the UAE does not recognize Israel, and its immigration policies stipulate that Israeli citizens will be refused admission. Still, Bal says planning for the trip began about six weeks ago and the team had been assured on the phone repeatedly that the 25-year-old Mori would be allowed to enter because he was an athlete.
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Vitesse Arnhem under pressure after its Israeli defender was not allowed entry to the UAE
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Dutch club was told just a day before travelling to UAE that Dan Mori could not enter
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UAE does not recognize Israel
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Dutch club says it "had obligations" to the teams they were playing

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A Syrian mother of seven was so determined to help fight against Bashar Al Assad that she divorced her husband to lead a 40-strong women’s brigade. Khowleh, the name she adopted after the uprising began, started the brigade in February 2012 and the women fought on the frontlines with guns. But the 35-year-old has now been forced to abandon the Khowleh bint Al Azwar brigade and lives as a refugee in Irbid, Jordan, 20 kilometres from the Syrian border. Warrior queen: Khowleh was so determined to help in the uprising that she turned her back on her life and started the Khowleh bint Al Azwar brigade, pictured
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Khowleh is a mother of seven and left her husband to take part in uprising
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Started her brigade  in February 2012 and helped fight on frontline
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Fled Syria and now lives in a refugee camp in Jordan with her children

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* I spoke to Rio Ferdinand and Patrice Evra about their Manchester United futures... but dressing-room was out of bounds * I tried to convince David Moyes to keep Mike Phelan as Manchester United assistant manager * I had nothing to do with David Moyes' sacking - I found out by reading the paper *Louis van Gaal is formidable... and he and Ryan Giggs can learn from each other Sir Alex Ferguson has expressed his happiness at seeing old rival Arsene Wenger win the FA Cup last season - but doubts that the Arsenal manager will surpass his 26-and-a-half-year reign.
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Sir Alex Ferguson was in charge at Manchester United for 26 years
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Arsene Wenger is currently the longest serving Premier League manager
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Ferguson has expressed doubts that Wenger will surpass his reign
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Ferguson has updated his autobiography, released on Thursday

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Question: @placeholder had a slice of pizza thrown at him after arguments in the tunnel between players and staff from the two teams.


(CNN) -- Sir Edmund Hillary has been laid to rest in New Zealand after thousands paid tribute to a mountaineer whose conquest of Mt Everest in 1953 was one of the 20th century's defining moments. A last farewell to Sir Edmund Hillary. Guests filled Auckland's Holy Trinity Anglican Cathedral and an overflow area next door for a service. Among the guests were politicians, mountaineers and friends. Lady Hillary sat with family and Prime Minister Helen Clark. In the congregation were members of Nepal's Sherpa community and Buddhist monks. In front of them, Hillary's coffin was draped in a New Zealand flag and covered in wreaths. See photos of the funeral service »
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New Zealand says final goodbye to national hero Sir Edmund Hillary
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In the congregation is family, Nepalese Sherpas, politicians and friends
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Hillary and Tenzing Norgay were the first men to climb Mount Everest

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By Donna Mcconnell and Sarah Fitzmaurice Last updated at 4:04 PM on 3rd November 2011 Mariah Yeater has claimed Justin Bieber had told her it was his first time when they had a seedy liaison backstage at one of his concerts. Yeater, 20, who alleges that Bieber is the father of her baby, said the 17-year-old singer had told her he was a virgin before hastily removing her clothes in a bathroom. Californian Yeater also claims that her sexual encounter with Bieber was 'brief, lasting only approximately 30 seconds'. Here is the first photo of the Californian woman who has alleged was secretly fathered by the pop world's biggest teen idol, Justin Bieber
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She claims they had sex backstage after his performance in L.A. on Oct 25
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She is demanding a paternity test and 'adequate support'
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Pop star's spokesperson vehemently denies the allegations

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Washington (CNN) -- Upon his surrender, suspected Boston marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was placed in the immediate custody of federal authorities and remains under guard at a Boston hospital. His wounds and limited communication are among the variables that will affect the speed of course of the criminal case. Attorney General Eric Holder announced federal charges on Monday against the Cambridge, Massachusetts, resident. In a criminal complaint unsealed in U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts, Tsarnaev, 19, was charged with one count of using and conspiring to use a weapon of mass destruction, namely an improvised explosive device, against persons and property within the United States resulting in death.
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Attorney general will make final call, but expect White House, other top-level input
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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, was advised of his rights as well as the charges at hospital
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Suspect's lawyers are expected to waive "speedy trial" requirement, sources said
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Tsarnaev's wounds, limited communication among variables that will affect course of case

Question: @placeholder declined to answer bail questions and assented to a probable cause hearing on May 30, 2013, at 10 am.


CLICK HERE to read Joe Bernstein's match report from Old Trafford. Cristiano Ronaldo vs Lionel Messi round 27 occurred at Old Trafford on Tuesday night as Portugal beat Argentina 1-0 in an international friendly. The world's two finest footballers were the star attractions in Manchester and embraced before the match - both in the tunnel and out on the pitch -perhaps in response to recent reports of tension between the pair. Real Madrid's Ronaldo and Barcelona's Messi exchanged a bit of a smile and a joke during the game itself. Neither scored, however, and both were taken off at half-time, leaving some fans feeling short-changed. Raphael Guerreiro netted the game's only goal in added time to give Portugal victory.
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Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi met for the 27th time at Old Trafford on Tuesday night
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Portugal's captain Ronaldo went head-to-head with Argentina's skipper Messi in Manchester in a friendly
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Real Madrid's Ronaldo and Barcelona's Messi exchanged pleasantries and captain's gifts before the game
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Neither scored, however, as Raphael Guerreiro netted the only goal in a 1-0 victory for Portugal

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Argentina's president has been formally accused of covering up Iran's involvement in a 1994 bombing at a Jewish centre in Buenos Aires. The investigation into accusations against Cristina Kirchner will go ahead despite the mysterious death of one of the case's prosecutors, authorities have said. Alberto Nisman died just one day before he was due to face questions in Congress over his 289-page complaint against the president and her foreign minister Hector Timerman. The case will now go before judge Daniel Rafecas who may call upon Kichner to make a statement. Accused: Argentina's president Cristina Kirchner has been accused of covering up Iran's role in a deadly bombing in Buenos Aires in 1994
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The investigation will go ahead even though prosecutor died on January 18
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Gerardo Pollicita has now taken up the case against president Kirchner, 61
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Previous prosecutor Alberto Nisman died just a day before giving evidence
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He accused Cristina Kirchner of covering up Iran's role in deadly bombing
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85 people died in explosion at Jewish centre in capital city of Buenos Aires
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President says accusations she tried to stifle his investigation are 'absurd'

Question: With eight months to go before Argentina's presidential election, the Nisman scandal has rocked @placeholder's credibility.


Newcastle's Premier League clash with Leicester was delayed by an hour because of a safety issue with the new giant screen at St James' Park. The Magpies only installed the monitor above the Leazes End this week and it was making its debut against the Foxes. But dressing panels surrounding the screen came loose amid high winds on Tyneside and referee Martin Atkinson advised that fans were not allowed into the ground. The new scoreboard at St James' Park, hanging above a section of the stand,reportedly came loose, causing concerns regarding safety As the wind picked up around the ground, staff were forced to investigate whether the screen was safe
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Leicester faced Newcastle in their Premier League clash
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Supporters were not allowed through the turnstiles at St James' Park until after original kick-off time
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Dressing panels around the new electronic scoreboard came loose
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Kick-off was then delayed until four o'clock while engineers investigated

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Question: We wish to apologise once again to everyone who suffered inconvenience as a result of this issue today and wish to place on record our particular thanks to all supporters at @placeholder for their patience.


Stuart Lancaster has warned his England team that Samoa will arrive at Twickenham determined to win their 'cup final'. Successive defeats to New Zealand and South Africa have transformed Saturday's QBE International against the Pacific Islanders into a critical fixture as the Red Rose attempt to end a five-Test losing run. Samoa's players had considered boycotting the game due to their concerns over the mismanagement of their union and while that threat has been withdrawn, they are eager to make a statement at England's expense. England coach Stuart Lancaster instructs his squad in training ahead of hosting Samoa on Saturday
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England face Samoa in their next QBE Autumn International on Saturday
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Stuart Lancaster has made a total of six changes, one positional, to the side defeated 31-28 by South Africa last Saturday
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England lost their fifth consecutive Test against South Africa on Saturday

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By Lizzie Edmonds PUBLISHED: 13:07 EST, 12 January 2014 | UPDATED: 13:08 EST, 12 January 2014 Generous: Jane Hutton, who died aged 83, left £1.7million to charity in her will A generous widow with no close family donated almost all of her £1.7million estate to charity in her will. Jane Hutton, who developed dementia and lived in a care home near in Aberdeen, died last year aged 83. Mrs Hutton, who has been described as frugal by friends, had been married to husband Neil, but the couple had no children. The retired secretary left orders in her will for her £1,684,364 estate to be handed over to a variety of good causes after her death.
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Jane Hutton from Aberdeen lost her husband and had no children
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Ordered her £1.7million estate to be split between five charities in her will
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Selected charities included Cats Protection and British Red Cross
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Friends of former secretary said she was 'frugal' and never indicated how much money she had saved away

Question: A British @placeholder spokesman added: 'We are delighted Mrs Hutton has chosen the British Red Cross as one of the chrities included in her legacy.'


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 07:13 EST, 16 August 2013 | UPDATED: 07:46 EST, 16 August 2013 A senior Labour politician today torn into his own party’s ‘disastrous’ record on immigration and condemned attempts to lecture high street firms about who they should employ. Keith Vaz, the chairman of the influential home affairs committee, said the roots of Britain’s problems with immigration lie in the last government’s failure get to control the borders while issuing ‘jingoistic messages’. And he ridiculed a speech by Labour’s immigration spokesman Chris Bryant for failing to provide answers to how to deal with the numbers of people moving to Britain.
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Chairman of powerful Commons committee in attack on own party
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Condemns the last government's 'disastrous' E-borders programme
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Dismisses Chris Bryant's immigration speech attacking Next and Tesco
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Warns against 'immigration arms race' which plays into far-right parties

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By Ashley Collman and Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 16:55 EST, 3 November 2013 | UPDATED: 16:58 EST, 3 November 2013 A painting that British street artist Banksy donated to a New York City Housing Works thrift shop last month recently sold at auction for $615,000 dollars to a bidder named gorpetri. After discovering the artist behind their latest acquisition, the thrift shop, which benefits the homeless and those suffering from HIV/AIDs, decided to sell the painting at auction. Bidding started off at $74,000 but sold way above that at $615,00. 'The Banality of the Banality of Evil': Banksy's painting of a Nazi officer into a landscape of a mountain lake was recently sold for $615,000 at auction. That's the most expensive item ever sold a New York City Housing Works thrift shop
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A painting by British street artist Banksy was sold at auction for $615,000
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The original landscape was purchased from a New York City Housing Works thrift shop a few months ago
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It was then returned with the addition of a Nazi officer sitting on a bench, taking in the scene with Banksy's signature in the corner
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The thrift shop put it up for auction to raise money for their charity which benefits the homeless and those living with HIV/AIDs

Question: A spokesperson from @placeholder has confirmed the sale and said that they had no idea who the man was when he dropped off the painting.


(CNN)The suspected Islamist terrorists who had a shootout with police on Thursday in Verviers, Belgium, have ties to ISIS-linked cells in other European countries, a senior Belgian counterterrorism source told CNN on Friday. The two suspects who died in the shootout are believed to have fought with ISIS in Syria, the source said. Another man was captured but hasn't revealed any information. There also was a dire warning: Not all the terrorists in the cell have been rounded up, according to the source. Belgian police have taken out part of the terror network plotting an attack in Belgium, but they have not yet taken down every component of it, the source said. There is fear others may try to avenge the two men.
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Officials believe this is a new strategy from ISIS to organize attacks on nations in airstrike coalition
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Counterterrorism official tells CNN that terrorists killed in Belgium raid had ties to ISIS
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U.S. sources tell CNN that they knew of planned attacks and shared information with Belgians

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Question: Verviers is a little off the beaten path in eastern @placeholder, the last stop before open fields and forest.


A 48-year-old Florida daycare worker has been arrested after being caught kicking a child on a security camera. Linda K. Klemm, a mother-of-four from Tarpon Springs, has been charged with child abuse after the footage captured her attacking a 16-month-old girl who was sleeping on the floor. The incident occurred at the Kids Stop-N-Play day care in Holiday. The victim's mother, Crystal Faggione, 24, said she noticed red marks all over her daughter, Lillian, including one underneath her eye, three on her forehead, and a red, bald patch created when the worker kicked her daughter in the head, according to The Tampa Bay Times.
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Incident occurred Saturday at Kids Stop-N-Play day care in Holiday
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Mother Crystal Faggione, 24, said her daughter was covered in marks
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Review of the day care security footage showed Linda Klemm, 48, abusing the child
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Camera caught Klemm kicking the little girl at least four times
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Klemm was fired and then arrested and charged

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EU boss Jean-Claude Juncker acted like a ‘business partner’ to Amazon when he was prime minister of Luxembourg, a former company boss claimed EU boss Jean-Claude Juncker acted like a ‘business partner’ to web giant Amazon when he was prime minister of Luxembourg, a former company boss claimed last night. Bob Comfort, the firm’s former head of tax, reportedly said the Luxembourg government ‘helped solve problems’ for the business. In comments reported by the Guardian newspaper, Mr Comfort said: ‘The Luxembourg government presents itself as a business partner and I think it’s an accurate description. It helps to solve problems.’
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Former exec said Luxembourg government 'helped to solve problems'
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He said Juncker's message to firm was 'come back and tell me'
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Google has come under fire for dodging tax  in the countries it operates in

Question: Mr @placeholder admitted he was ‘politically responsible’ for what took place in Luxembourg during his time in charge but has denied direct involvement.


More than 100,000 people have signed a petition calling for Tony Blair to be stripped of a controversial charity award for his 'legacy' in Africa. Save the Children has been hit by a furious backlash over the prize - amid claims it is 'a betrayal' of the charity's principles. It comes after the row   reached the Commons today when an MP questioned how Mr Blair could be awarded a prize after taking Britain to war 'unnecessarily' in Iraq. The intervention, during Prime Minister's Questions, sparked David Cameron to mock the prize - pointing out it had been awarded by a former member of Gordon Brown's staff.
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Cameron mocked the award at Prime Minister's Questions today
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He joked about the links between Save the Children and Blair's No.10
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200 Save the Children staff have signed letter condemning 'legacy' award
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Staff say  'morally reprehensible' award is 'betrayal' of charity's principles
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Blair received award at star-studded ceremony in New York last week
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Charity ambassador Dom Joly says he is 'embarrassed' by the decision

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(CNN) -- A 4-year-old Ohio girl who vanished more than three weeks ago was found alive and in good condition, halfway across the country in southern California, authorities said. Haylee Donathan was found with her mother and her mother's boyfriend, fugitive sex offender Robbie Potter. Haylee Donathan, her mother Candace Watson and Robbie Potter were discovered hiding for the past week at The Morning Star Ranch, a retreat in Valley Center, near San Diego, said Peter Elliott, United States Marshal for the Northern District of Ohio. Potter is a registered sex offender, officials said. He was being sought by the U.S. Marshal's Service.
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Missing Ohio girl found alive near San Diego, California, authorities say
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Tip led authorities to raid communal farm
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Haylee Donathan was with mother, boyfriend who's a fugitive sex offender
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Haylee, mother were last seen May 28

Question: When she is returned to @placeholder, Haylee will be placed in the custody of her grandmother, Elliott said.


By Richard Spillett Tony Blair's son Nicky, pictured in 2006, has set himself up as a football agent and could make thousands from the Brazil World Cup The son of former Prime Minister Tony Blair looks set to make thousands off the back of the World Cup after signing up top players to his football agency business. Nicky Blair, 28, starting representing footballers after leaving Oxford University and reportedly made a massive sum from brokering the transfer of Mexican Hector Herrera last year. The players he represents - including fellow Mexican rising star Marco Fabian - could now make the agent even more cash if they perform well at the World Cup in Brazil.
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Ex-PM's son Nicky Blair signed up Mexican footballers to his agency
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He has reportedly already cashed in on transfer deal for Hector Herrera
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The agent could now make more from £10million-rated Marco Fabian
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Fabian's career boosted when brought on in World Cup game yesterday

Question: The money would put @placeholder on his way to emulating his father's growing fortune, which is estimated at £80million.


Pippa Middleton looked relieved to be back on two feet after a marathon cycle across the U.S. Her bicycle odyssey ended when she crossed the finish line just after 3am on Saturday in Annapolis, Maryland, after covering 3,000 miles in six days, ten hours and 54 minutes. Her brother, James, and six other men also took part in the challenge. The Middleton siblings were pictured having a relaxed stroll along the waterfront in Annapolis with their teammates before flying home. Scroll down for video Back on two feet: Pippa Middleton takes a walk along the water in Annapolis with one of her teammates
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The Middletons finished the bike ride at 3am Saturday
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Along with their team, they cycled for six days, ten hours and 54 minutes
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So far they have raised thousands for charity
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Group relaxed with a walk along waterfront
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Pippa dressed casually in white skinny jeans and a stripey top

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Martin Odegaard admitted joining up with the Norwegian squad at the tender age of 15 was ‘surreal’. The teenager will become his country’s youngest-ever international when he faces the United Arab Emirates in Stavanger on Wednesday. And he said he was surprised to be called up so early in his career. VIDEO Scroll down to watch 15 Year old Norwegian wonder kid Martin Odegaard highlights Getting to know you: Odegaard is training with the Norway first team to become acquainted with the squad Impressed: Norway coach Per-Mathias Hogmo says Odegaard will be given his first cap against UAE ‘This is very big,’ he said. ‘I hope I can show off a lot of the same things I have been show ing.
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Martin Odegaard will win his first cap against UAE on Wednesday
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15-year-old has already played for Under 17 national team
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Starlet signed a two-year deal with Stromsgodset but several big European clubs are interested
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Norway manager Per-Mathias Hogmo says he called Odegaard up so he can become acquainted with the squad

Question: ‘I said before the season start that @placeholder could stand for this year’s breakthrough, so this does not surprise me,’ he said.


(Rolling Stone) -- It could have been a bunch of pip-pip, stiff-upper-lip Brit blather about a stuttering king who learns to stop worrying and love the microphone. Instead, "The King's Speech" -- a crowning achievement powered by a dream cast -- digs vibrant human drama out of the dry dust of history. King George VI (Colin Firth) -- father of the present Queen Elizabeth -- found his own Dr. Strangelove in Lionel Logue (Geoffrey Rush), a wildly eccentric Australian speech therapist who made it possible for the stammering monarch to go on radio in 1939 and rally his subjects to support the declaration of war on Hitler's Germany.
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"The King's Speech" is a crowning achievement powered by a dream cast
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Writer David Seidler had first conceived the story as a play
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Colin Firth gives a towering performance that deserves a shower of awards

Question: @placeholder treats speech lessons like therapy sessions, pushing for details about life in the royal family.


Once tipped for greatness like his Everton Academy team-mate Ross Barkley, Gerard Kinsella hit rock bottom with a telephone call from his club Fleetwood Town in February 2013. Kinsella was ordered in and it was confirmed he had failed a drugs test. The anabolic steroid nandrolone had been discovered in his system and once the wheels of justice had turned, he was hit with a two-year ban — the longest punishment for any current professional player in England. But behind the bald facts of a so-called ‘drugs cheat’ is a tragic story of a young player driven to depression and despair by the difficulties he faced trying to achieve his dream.
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Kinsella was once tipped for greatness at Everton's Academy
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Was a team-mate of Toffees and England star Ross Barkley
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Hit with a ban in  2013 after he had failed a drugs test
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Maintains he never deliberately took performance-enhancing drugs
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Recently given green light by the FA to train again with a football club

Question: Having first joined @placeholder at the tender age of seven, Kinsella was held in high regard at the club during his teenage years.


Washington (CNN) -- The Supreme Court has struck down a federal law designed to stop the sale and marketing of videos showing dogfights and other acts of animal cruelty, saying it is an unconstitutional violation of free speech. The 8-1 decision was a defeat for animal rights groups and congressional sponsors of the unusual legislation. The specific case before the court dealt with tapes showing pit bulldogs attacking other animals and one another in staged confrontations. The justices Tuesday concluded the scope and intent of the decade-old statute was overly broad. "The First Amendment itself reflects a judgment by the American people that the benefits of its restrictions on the government outweigh its costs," said Chief Justice John Roberts. He concluded Congress had not sufficiently shown "depictions" of dogfighting were enough to justify a special category of exclusion from free speech protection.
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Justices say banning the videos is an unconstitutional violation of free speech
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Court threw out conviction of Robert Stevens who sold videos
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Stevens was charged in 2004 with selling depictions of animal cruelty

Question: "This is what I was hoping for," @placeholder told CNN just after the ruling was announced.


(CNN) -- "Vote as if your life depends on it." Those are the final words of an ominous new Web video that features footage of an American flag being burned and attacks President Barack Obama, saying he is "willfully blind to the threats we face." The ad, set to be released Thursday -- the 13th anniversary of 9/11 -- is being paid for by a super PAC led by John Bolton, who was a U.S. ambassador to the United Nations under George W. Bush's administration. Obama outlines ISIS strategy: Airstrikes in Syria, more U.S. troops Set to run Thursday and Friday, the $138,000 ad buy targets states with key Senate races, including Arkansas, Alaska, New Hampshire, Iowa, Louisiana and Colorado, and also the District of Columbia.
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John Bolton's super PAC is making a sizable ad buy for the 2014 midterm elections
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The ad attacks President Obama, accusing him of being weak
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Bolton's group wants national security to be a focus in 2014

Question: With an eye on 2016, @placeholder himself has left the door open to running for president.

Question: In a prime-time address Wednesday night, the President announced that the U.S. will lead a coalition to "degrade and ultimately destroy" @placeholder "wherever they exist."


By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor PUBLISHED: 15:34 EST, 12 February 2014 | UPDATED: 13:48 EST, 13 February 2014 Chelsea Clinton was the butt of jokes at Stanford University in the late 1990s as her father battled impeachment and fended off the national scandal of his affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky. And first lady Hillary Clinton kept careful track of her experiences in the White House, especially during her ill-fated 1994 'HillaryCare' effort to nationalize the health care industry, confiding in long-time friend Diane Blair that she might one day need her notes for 'revenge.'
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Revelations come from the archives of Diane Blair, a University of Arkansas political science professor who knew the Clintons for decades
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Hillary, she wrote, thought she would need to remember who helped and who hurt her during her ill-fated march toward nationalized 'HillaryCare'
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Bill Clinton's affair with intern Monica Lewinsky and his ensuing impeachment battle caused daughter Chelsea no end of embarrassment
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Stanford classmates would jeer whenever family portraits were shown on TV, Hillary recalled, and it 'just killed her'
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A love letter in Blair's files from a young and passionate Bill may indicate a romance between the two, since the much younger future president jokingly refers to himself as having once been 'even younger'

Question: 'While voters genuinely admire @placeholder’s intelligence and tenacity, they are uncomfortable with these traits in a woman,' the public opinion gurus determined.


By Daniel Bates PUBLISHED: 20:07 EST, 23 October 2012 | UPDATED: 08:07 EST, 24 October 2012 Barack Obama created an instant internet hit with his comments during the Presidential debate about ‘horses and bayonets’. Responding to claims by Mitt Romney that the US had fewer warships now than it did in 1916, the President quipped: ‘Well, governor, we also have fewer horses and bayonets, because the nature of our military has changed. It’s not a game of Battleship.’ Instantly #horsesandbayonets started trending on Twitter having been mentioned by users 105,767 times a minute. Spoof: Barack Obama created an instant internet hit with his comments during the Presidential debate about 'horses and bayonets'
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Obama was responding to claims by Mitt Romney that the US had fewer warships now than it did in 1916
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President quipped: 'Well, governor, we also have fewer horses and bayonets, because the nature of our military has changed'

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A letter written in Italian by Albert Einstein in 1925 has sold for almost £50,000 at auction A letter by Albert Einstein that is unusually written in Italian has fetched £49,000 at auction. The Austrian genius’s 1925 missive to Italian electrical engineer Giovanni Giorgi defends his 1915 theory of relativity in the face of strong criticism. It also speaks of ‘God’ as a scientific concept despite Einstein not believing in a deity. The letter was penned after the scientist faced the criticism of American physicist Dayton Miller  who sought to disprove his theory in a series of experiments. Dismissing his findings, Einstein wrote to Giorgi: 'I agree with your opinion on the fact that the movement of an ether with a [mathematical formula] so high is particularly impossible.
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The letter was written in 1925 and addressed to engineer Giovanni Giorgi
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In it, Einstein dismisses views of American critic opposed to his theory
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It is one of the rare examples of the scientist's knowledge of Italian
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The letter was sold for £49,000 to a private buyer at an auction in Boston

Question: Although Einstein was fluent in Italian having lived in @placeholder with his family in the mid 1890s letters written by him in the language are scarce.


By Matt Barlow Follow @@Matt_Barlow_DM John Terry placed the ball on the spot, smacked it past Mark Schwarzer into the top corner and his whoop of delight cut through the leafy tranquility of the Surrey stockbroker belt where Chelsea train. This time last week, Terry feared his season might be over, cut short by a twisted ankle during the  goalless first leg of the Champions League semi-final against Atletico Madrid. On Tuesday, he was declared fit by Jose Mourinho, but the manager did not stop there. He also told how his captain had unfinished business in this competition and declared his form to be as good as ever.
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John Terry is fit to play in Chelsea's Champions League semi-final
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Blues captain has stated he wants to stay at the club until end of his career
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He credits Mourinho for saving his career after being snubbed by Benitez
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Eto'o and Hazard have also returned from injury but Cech is ruled out
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Chelsea loanee Courtois will make his Stamford Bridge debut... for Atletico

Question: Unbreakable: @placeholder returned to training ahead of schedule as Chelsea prepare to face Atletico Madrid


(CNN) -- Ailing German champions Bayern Munich thrashed second-placed Bayer Leverkusen 5-1 on Sunday to boost the club's hopes of European Champions League football next season. Germany international striker Mario Gomez scored a first-half hat-trick for the 22-time Bundesliga winners in a victory which saw the Bavarians climb into the third and final qualifying position for Europe's premier club competition. The 25-year-old scored his treble between an early Simon Rolfes own-goal and a late strike from French winger Franck Ribery, with Switzerland striker Eren Derdiyok restoring some pride for Jupp Heynckes' team. Leverkusen, four-times German runners-up but not since 2002 when the club also lost in the Champions League final, could have closed to within two points of league leaders Borussia Dortmund.
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Bayern Munich beat title hopefuls Leverkusen 5-1 to move into third in the Bundesliga
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Bayern need to finish in the top three to qualify for next season's Champions League
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Germany striker Mario Gomez scores first-half hat-trick for the defending champions
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Borussia Dortmund go eight points clear of second-placed Leverkusen

Question: Gomez claimed the match ball with his 22nd @placeholder goal this season in first-half stoppage time, before Derdiyok found the roof of the net for the visitors just past the hour mark.


Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney is heading to North Carolina next week to campaign with Republican Senate nominee Thom Tillis, CNN has learned. This comes as GOP officials believe Tillis, the North Carolina House Speaker, has closed the gap in his race against endangered incumbent Sen. Kay Hagan. Romney, who won North Carolina in the 2012 general election, is scheduled to attend a rally with Tillis in Raleigh next Wednesday, which "will be a big shot of momentum" for the campaign in the closing days, campaign manager Jordan Shaw told CNN. Tillis allies believe they have gained some support following the controversy surrounding Hagan admitting she missed a classified briefing on ISIS and other security threats to attend a fundraiser. That revelation, prompted by questioning from CNN producer Ted Barrett, prompted Hagan then to attack her opponent on missing legislative work in favor of fundraising.
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Mitt Romney to attend a Thom Tillis rally next week in North Carolina
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Sources: Romney cool on third presidential bid, but is listening to people who want him in the race
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"A lot of people in Romneyland are rooting for him to get in"

Question: Another source close to @placeholder put it this way: "I wouldn't bet on it, but I wouldn't bet either."


By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 22:21 EST, 27 November 2011 After challenging the President to a series of live debates, GOP frontrunner Newt Gingrich has said that President Obama can use a teleprompter if he wants to. The Republican hopeful made the gibe at a speech in Naples, Florida. He said: 'If he wants to use a teleprompter, then it would be fine with me.' Following cheers and laughter, he added: 'It has to be fair. If you [were] to defend ObamaCare, wouldn't you want a teleprompter?' My turn: Newt Gingrich got a coveted endorsement from New Hampshire's largest paper
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Gingrich wins endorsement from New Hampshire's largest paper
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Bill Clinton praises GOP hopeful, saying: 'He's being rewarded for thinking'

Question: @placeholder refused to predict a GOP winner but praised Gingrich's performance in the debates.


(Mashable) -- We've seen some major world events unfold on the social media stage in the past week, the biggest being Google's threat to pull out of China and the Haiti earthquake. Google's actions have brought attention back to the long-standing Internet censorship that blankets China, while the destruction in Haiti has mobilized hundreds of thousands to open their wallets and their hearts. Just like the Iran election crisis, those events are causing people to reassess the impact of social media on the world. It's clear that social media has the power to impact world politics and the lives of billions, but some have overstated what social media can actually do. We need to understand what social media really is in order to use it effectively for social good.
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Author: Social media has helped mobilize people in China, Haiti and Iran
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After Haiti's earthquake, aid groups solicit donations by text message
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Social media's ability to help people has been overstated in the past, author says
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Ultimately, technology and social networks are tools people must use

Question: In the end though, social media didn't topple any governments, although it has helped shift the political climate in @placeholder.


(CNN) -- When the name of the game is escape, one gamer's boredom is another gamer's boon. Sony PlayStation 3 game Afrika's stunning graphics are virtually photo-realistic. On August 28, Sony released for PlayStation 3 in Japan its long-announced, shrouded-in-secret game "Afrika," in which a single player assumes the role of a National Geographic photographer on an African safari to shoot wild animals in the grassland. Each of the player's photos is then judged on angle, target, distance and technique, and the photographer is rewarded in "cash," which can be used to upgrade his or her camera to models based on Sony's latest Alpha-branded single-lens-reflex cameras and lenses.
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Sony releases PlayStation 3 game Afrika, simulating a photographer on safari
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Contemplative nature games are nothing new to successful competitor Nintendo
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Sony lags behind Nintendo in console sales, hopes game will revive PlayStation 3

Question: But what may be new to @placeholder is hardly new to the rest of the gaming world, let alone to current industry leader Nintendo.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Los Angeles police have linked three people arrested Wednesday to nine shotgun robberies and two murders, including Sunday's fatal shooting of an MTV producer, a police spokeswoman said Thursday. Investigators connected a string of robberies and killings because of similar descriptions for the robber and the use of shotguns, which a police official called "a rare weapon to use in a street crime." The crimes happened in just blocks from Olympic Boulevard, in and around the Wilshire section of Los Angeles over the past two weeks, police said. The suspects are Jabaar Vincent Thomas, 26, Destiny Young, 29, and Richard Edward Anderson, 33, Los Angeles Police Sgt. Mitzie Grasso said Thursday.
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Three suspects were arrested Wednesday in the killing of an MTV producer
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MTV music coordinator Gabe Ben-Meir was killed by a shotgun blast Sunday
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L.A. police identified 9 shotgun robberies and 2 murders in the past two weeks
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The crimes happened around the Wilshire section of Los Angeles

Question: "We are shocked and saddened by the tragic death of Gabe Ben-Meir, who was a valued member of the @placeholder family and a beloved and dedicated colleague and friend," MTV Senior Vice President Nathaniel Brown said.


(CNN) -- The second day of Royal Ascot delivered a shock in the day's feature race, the Prince of Wales Stakes. Some of those in the crowd at the Berkshire course had come to see the Queen, arriving, as she does every day of the Royal Meeting, by horse-drawn carriage from Windsor Castle. Others had come to see the horse regarded by many as the queen of the turf: reigning Prix de l'Arc Triomphe champion Treve. The French filly would be the first Arc winner to run at the Royal Meeting since 1989 winner Carroll House finished last in the following year's Hardwicke Stakes.
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William Buick rides The Fugue to victory in the Prince of Wales Stakes at Royal Ascot
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Prix de l'Arc Triomphe champion Treve beaten into third by Magician
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Buick: "She's an absolute star. She proved what she can do against top class horses."

Question: @placeholder traveled brilliantly under regular jockey William Buick, streaking clear in the home straight to land the race in a course record time.


(CNN) -- Relations between the Vatican and Ireland deteriorated sharply as the Holy See appeared to ignore a commission looking into complaints of physical and sexual abuse of children by Irish priests, according to U.S. diplomatic cables obtained by WikiLeaks. One cable from earlier this year says the Vatican was angered by the way the Murphy Commission -- which was looking into the how complaints of abuse had been handled by the Church and Irish government -- sidestepped normal diplomatic channels. The commission had written directly to the Vatican to seek information and requested a meeting with the Vatican's representative in Ireland. The Vatican envoy did not respond, according to the cable.
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Cable: Vatican was angered that commission sidestepped diplomatic channels
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Ireland "failed to respect and protect Vatican sovereignty," cable says
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Resentment toward the church is "very high" in the general public, cable says

Question: But the cable added: "Much of the @placeholder public views the Vatican protests as pettily procedural and failing to confront the real issue of horrific abuse and cover-up by Church officials."


Out for walkies, tiny Tyson's little legs don't look like they'll get him too far. But the energetic chihuahua and Ihasa cross's miniature frame could well put him in the running for the title of Britain's smallest dog. The five-month-old pup weighs 13oz and stands 4in tall to the shoulder. His owner Rosemarie McLinden cannot find a collar to fit him - so took him for a walk on a ferret harness. Scroll down for video Tyson the puppy going for his first walk with owner Rosemarie McLinden in Keal, Lincolnshire. At just 4in tall, the chihuahua Ihasa cross is thought to be Britain's smallest dog
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Tyson, the chihuahua and Ihasa cross is just 4in tall and weighs 13oz
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Was taken in by owner after being rejected by the rest of his litter
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Strapped in a ferret harness, the puppy took its first walk in Keal, Lincolnshire

Question: The puppy, pictured with the @placeholder family's golden retriever, weighs just 13oz and was rejected by his litter at birth


Zero turbulence, food service whenever you like and the ability to move about or recline as you wish are some of the benefits to be enjoyed by the lucky few aviation enthusiasts who land one of the Boeing 747 seats up for sale by All Nippon Airways. Japan's ANA is selling a total of seven seats from one of its decommissioned Boeing 747-400D planes and is expecting bumper interest from flying fans keen to have a slice of aviation history in their living rooms. Such is the demand the sale of the seats via the Japanese airline’s online shopping website will be made through a ballot, with registration open from Christmas Day to February 28.
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All Nippon Airways selling total of seven seats from Boeing 747-400D
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Three single and four double seat available for £3,458 and £3,992
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Sale will be decided by ballot and delivered within Japan in March

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(CNN) -- Misinformation can spread quickly on Twitter, each retweet exposing it to wider audiences and even resulting in real world impacts. On Tuesday, hackers took over the Associated Press Twitter account and falsely claimed that there had been explosions at the White House and that the president was hurt. The tweet was up for a few minutes and retweeted more than 3,000 times before Twitter took the account offline. The AP immediately confirmed the news was not true, but the tweet was up long enough to send a shudder through the stock market, which plunged 143 points before recovering.
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A fake tweet can spread across the social network and into the real world quickly
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One tweet from a hacked AP account resulted in a dip in the stock market
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There is no way to edit or take back a tweet and deleting is ineffective once it is in the wild

Question: The @placeholder incident is not the first time a tweet has influenced markets.


By Francesca Infante PUBLISHED: 10:09 EST, 29 April 2013 | UPDATED: 19:41 EST, 29 April 2013 Dental nurse Ravinder Kaur, 34, is facing charges relating to accusations that she poisoned two colleagues with mercury while working at a dental practice in Bedfordshire A dental nurse took revenge on her boss by  poisoning her coffee with the mercury used in fillings, a court was told. Ravinder Kaur, 34, was in danger of being dismissed from her job after a string of formal warnings about her behaviour when she allegedly poured a capsule of mercury amalgam into a cup of coffee and served it to her boss Laura Knowles in March last year.
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Ravinder Kaur, 34, accused of lacing drink in act of 'spite and revenge'
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She denies administering a poisonous or noxious substance with intent to cause harm
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Practice manager Laura Knowles rushed to hospital with cramps
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Kaur had twice been warned by bosses at Bedfordshire practice

Question: @placeholder was hired as an assistant dental nurse in November 2011, and had been given training in the safe handling and storage of mercury.


A Texas man is battling for custody of his first-born daughter after his wife successfully gave her up for adoption without telling him - to a family who now refuses to return the girl. Terry Achane, 31, a drill instructor in South Carolina, says it was just days after he left his pregnant wife for his new job out of state that she quietly signed over their unborn baby to a family of seven in Utah. His newborn baby, whom he had wanted to name Teleah, was given to Jared and Kristi Frei, who now say the girl is theirs and won't give her back without a fight.
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Texas couple were experiencing marital trouble when husband took a job out of state leading to the quiet adoption
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Judge has since found birth mother had deceived her husband, the adoption agency and prospective parents
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Adopting couple of six other children given 60 days to give the child back to father
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Adoptive parents say they plan to appeal the judge's decision

Question: Kept in the dark throughout this with months of being unable to reach his wife, Mr Achane asked a friend to visit her home in @placeholder who reported that the house appeared vacant.


Paul Lambert expressed his dismay at referee Lee Mason after the official sent Aston Villa’s Gabriel Agbonlahor off for what looked like a legitimate 50-50 challenge. Agbonlahor and former Villa winger Ashley Young clashed in the 65th minute in the 1-1 draw with Manchester United, with both players sliding in aggressively — though neither had their foot up or their studs showing. But Mason immediately dismissed the Villa player — even though Lambert claimed that Young admitted that he had committed the foul. VIDEO Scroll down to see Paul Lambert on Ashley Young's admission Gabriel Agbonlahor was dismissed in the second half against Manchester United for a foul on Ashley Young
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Gabriel Agbonlahor shown red during 1-1 draw with Manchester United
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'If that's a red we may as well just pack up,' laments Paul Lambert
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Aston Villa forward sent off after challenge on Ashley Young

Question: @placeholder want to win the game and we want to.’

Question: ‘I thought we were excellent considering everything that went against us,’ the @placeholder boss added.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- A police officer in Fullerton, California, whom an attorney accuses of brutality in the death of a homeless man this summer and two arrest cases last year, has been placed on paid leave, a police spokesman announced Friday. Sgt. Andrew Goodrich identified the officer as Kenton Hampton, but he declined to confirm whether Hampton is among six officers involved in the arrest of Kelly Thomas, a 37-year-old homeless man who died five days after allegedly being beaten by police this summer. That death is under investigation by the FBI and the Orange County District Attorney. But Hampton was involved in two incidents last year in which two men are accusing Hampton of brutality and false arrest, Goodrich told CNN.
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Officer Kenton Hampton is accused of brutality in three arrest cases, an attorney says
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Hampton is placed on paid leave, a police spokesman announces Friday
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The third allegation was made Friday by a 27-year-old man who says he was falsely arrested
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One of the three cases involves the death this summer of Kelly Thomas, a homeless man

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Britain's Ebola screening plans remained in chaos yesterday as airports said they had been given no instructions. After days of Government indecision over whether to screen airline passengers to halt the spread of the deadly virus, Downing Street was yesterday still unable to say when the process would start or where it would find the medics to oversee it. With the incubation period for the disease as long as 21 days, it was feared the delay in introducing measures could mean the deadly virus is already in the UK. Scroll down for video Alert: A paramedic on duty at Heathrow Airport, as it was announced that it will screen travellers from the three West African nations worst affected by Ebola
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Downing Street orders screening at Heathrow and Gatwick and on Eurostar
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But passengers will only be asked a basic questionnaire about their health
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Gatwick admits they've 'had nothing at all' about how to screen passengers
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Eurostar also says its staff does not know how the process will work
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In United States border staff are carrying out temperature screening
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Briton who died in Skopje, Macedonia, may have contracted Ebola
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The epidemic has killed 3,800 and infected at least 8,000 so far

Question: While the US said it would begin screening with temperature checks today, a @placeholder spokesman would only say that Britain’s programme – consisting mainly of questionnaires – would start ‘as soon as possible in the coming days’.


(CNN) -- It's been six years -- 2007, if you're into counting numbers -- since the once sleepy fishing port of Macau surpassed Las Vegas as the world leader in gambling revenue. We love the flash. And the occasional winning night at the tables. But there's a slower side to this city of just less than 600,000 residents, one of cobblestone lanes, colonial mansions, art deco buildings and tranquil parks, all done in a fusion of Chinese and Portuguese motifs. The best part is that Macau (just an hour from Hong Kong by ferry) is compact, making it a breeze to explore.
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It's the gambling capital of the world, but there are plenty of ways to spend your winnings or forget about your losings
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Macanese cuisine combines Chinese and Portuguese styles
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Macau is the world's most densely populated place
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Residents have one of the world's highest life expectancy rates

Question: The @placeholder settled in Macau in the 16th century and the island was handed back to China in 1999.


By Peter Campbell PUBLISHED: 07:12 EST, 5 October 2012 | UPDATED: 06:23 EST, 6 October 2012 Green rules coming from the EU threaten to plunge Britain into 1970s-style blackouts in three years and lead to energy bills doubling. Millions could be pushed into fuel poverty – having to choose between heating or eating – because Brussels diktats are closing power stations needlessly, the Government’s energy regulator warned yesterday. The plants that remain in Britain will not be able to keep up with demand by winter 2015, a dire report from Ofgem predicted. Didcot power station: The station will close in 2013, further reducing the UK's power independence
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Spare energy capacity could drop to just four per cent by winter 2015
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Britain will be reliant on other countries for supply - and prices could skyrocket

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Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- Egypt braced for a "march of millions" in anti-government protests Tuesday as embattled President Hosni Mubarak tried to throw up literal and figurative roadblocks in the way of demonstrators calling for his ouster. Major demonstrations are planned for Cairo, Alexandria and other cities, the latest in a series of rallies that began a week ago. Protesters have defied orders for a curfew, and the country's powerful military announced Monday that it would not open fire on peaceful demonstrators. A leading opposition figure told CNN that the United States needs to be ready to "let go of Mubarak," a longtime ally.
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NEW: Egypt tries to cut off travel, communications ahead of new rallies
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NEW: "There is no aggressive behavior from the army," activist says
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Mubarak's VP promises reform, and the army says it won't shoot protesters
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U.S. needs to "let go of Mubarak," ElBaradei says

Question: @placeholder is one of several opposition figures whose names surface when protesters talk about possible future leaders of Egypt.


Manila, Philippines (CNN)This week Pope Francis will set foot on Philippine soil. His pastoral visit is the fourth time our country will be graced by the presence of the Successor of Peter. In 1970 Blessed Pope Paul VI included the Philippines in his apostolic pilgrimage to Asia and Oceania. Saint Pope John Paul II came to the Philippines twice -- in 1981 and in 1995 for the World Youth Day. Twenty years later, we welcome Pope Francis. Every papal visit is unique, bearing the influence of the unique personalities of the popes and the changing circumstances in the country, the Church and the world.
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Pope Francis' trip to the Philippines will be the fourth Papal visit and first in 20 years
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Pope has expressed a desire that the visit should be not focus on him: "Jesus should be the focus"
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Visit should be an opportunity for Filipinos to bring the Gospel of Jesus to all aspects of life

Question: We await the @placeholder's word to the ordained and consecrated men and women on how to foster communion with the lay faithful.

Question: We await the renewed challenge for the ordained and religious to embody the love, patience and healing of the @placeholder as they bring the good news to the poor.

Question: We await the call of the @placeholder to the shapers of government, culture and the economy to return to love as the supreme law that must shape their policies and programs.

Question: His simple words and gestures will make Jesus and the Church more accessible to @placeholder.


A white teenage mother was stabbed to death and her body dumped in a canal after her married Asian lover rejected her child, a court heard yesterday. Student Laura Wilson, 17, was killed by 18-year-old Ashtiaq Asghar, having allegedly been lured alone to the canal by his friend and her former lover Ishaq Hussain, Sheffield Crown Court heard. Laura had a brief fling with near neighbour Hussain, 22, and gave birth to their daughter in June last year but he refused to accept the child was his, the court was told. Laura Wilson had a brief fling with near neighbour Ishaq Hussain, 22, and gave birth to their daughter in June last year but he refused to accept the child was his, the court was told
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Laura Wilson, 17, killed three days after she revealed to the families of Ishaq Hussain, 22, and Ashtiaq Asghar, 18, that she had had affairs with both men
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Asghar 'sent text to Hussain day before she died which read: "I'm gonna send that kaffir b**** straight to hell" '

Question: In more language from the film @placeholder allegedly said he was going to 'make beans on toast', a reference to the carnage after a terrorist bomb blast.


Craig Kieswetter is facing a battle to save his career after being ruled out for the whole of next year with the serious eye injury he suffered last season. The Somerset keeper-batsman, only last week named in England’s provisional World Cup squad, will be missing indefinitely after struggling to regain the vision needed to perform at the highest level. It is another harsh reminder of the dangers inherent in cricket, with the sport still reeling from the death of Phillip Hughes after he, like Kieswetter, was struck on the head after mistiming a pull shot while batting in a first-class game.
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Craig Kieswetter suffered eye injury five months ago playing for Somerset
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The England wicketkeeper has 'struggled to retain perfect vision'
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Somerset say Kieswetter is 'unlikely' to be fit for the 2015 season
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The 27-year-old has pulled out of Australian Big Bash T20 league

Question: The @placeholder star charted his original recovery on social media, here giving a thumbs up in hospital


(CNN)A deal has been reached for 200 Iraqi Kurdish Peshmerga forces to pass through Turkey to help Syrian Kurdish fighters in the besieged town of Kobani, just over the border in Syria, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Thursday. The Syrian Kurdish fighters had originally declined the deployment of Peshmerga troops, but Erdogan told reporters in Riga, Latvia, that he'd learned Wednesday that an agreement for the reinforcement force had been reached. However, an aide to the minister for Peshmerga in Iraq's Kurdish Regional Government told CNN that talks are ongoing. The technical discussions involve four parties -- the United States, Turkey, the Syrian Kurds and the KRG in Iraq -- and decisions on numbers and timing are still a ways off, he said.
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U.S. is accused of arming terrorists as ISIS boasts of intercepting weapons
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Turkish President says deal reached for Iraqi Peshmerga to join Kurds in Kobani
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Group: 464 ISIS militants are among 553 people killed in a month's airstrikes in Syria
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32 civilians have also been killed, including six children and five women, it says

Question: The figures do not include any casualties in neighboring Iraq, where the coalition has also been targeting @placeholder forces.


(CNN) -- A U.S. Customs and Border Protection Officer was behind bars Monday after being arrested for allegedly helping drug traffickers move their product into the United States. The arrest of Jose Luis Zavala, 38, a CBP officer in Brownsville, Texas, follows an investigation by Homeland Security Investigations and Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General, the CBP said. Zavala has been with the CBP for seven years and is now on administrative leave, the agency said. According to a criminal complaint, Zavala came to the attention of investigators on November 19, when a van carrying about 3,000 pounds of marijuana tried to enter the United States at the Gateway International Bridge in Brownsville.
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Jose Luis Zavala is accused of aiding drug smugglers
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Investigators say he helped steer smugglers into his lane at international crossings
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His apparent failure to spot 3,000 pounds of pot in a van raised questions

Question: "We do not tolerate corruption or abuse within our ranks, and we fully cooperate with any criminal or administrative investigation of alleged misconduct by any of our personnel, on or off duty," @placeholder said in a statement.


(CNN) -- Saif al-Islam Gadhafi, 38, has never lived a day in which his father Moammar didn't rule Libya -- as its undisputed leader inside the country and an enigmatic, controversial voice for the world. And yet, as the Libyan government faced a stiff popular uprising, it was Moammar Gadhafi's second eldest son -- and not the Leader of the Revolution himself -- who was first to talk to the nation about the unrest and detail a plan to address it. The speech, made early Monday on Libyan state television, does not mean that Saif Gadhafi has usurped power from his father: Senior U.S. officials said there's no indication the elder Gadhafi is losing his grip.
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Saif al-Islam Gadhafi, 38, gives Libya's first public speech acknowledging unrest
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There's been no public indication why he, and not his father Moammar, talked
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As Western-educated and reform-minded, Saif has differences with his father
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An expert says that, his speech notwithstanding, it's unlikely Saif will rise to power

Question: Saif's rights-centered focus and @placeholder outreach put him at odds with the country's old guard.