(CNN) -- One of the many questions surrounding the revelation that Americans Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol received a little-known, experimental serum for their Ebola infection is: "Why did we hear nothing about it earlier, and how did they gain access to it?" Ebola has no cure, although potential medications and vaccines are in various states of development. The serum ZMapp, an experimental product of Mapp Biopharmaceutical, hasn't been tested in humans, which means it doesn't meet a primary requirement for FDA approval -- so its obscurity is no surprise. The Americans managed to gain access to what more than 1,660 infected people in Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia and now Nigeria did not: medicine that seems to work -- although, of course, we don't know for sure yet. Some reports indicate they received ZMapp under the FDA's "compassionate use" rule, which permits untested drugs to be given to consenting patients who might otherwise die. This is a triumph of common sense and compassion over bureaucratic red tape.
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Americans with Ebola received an experimental medicine that seemed to help
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Harriet Washington: Poor Africans don't have access to lifesaving medicines
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She says access to drugs often based on how much money you have and if you're a Westerner
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She urges this drug be made in quantity and given to infected West Africans in a trial

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A hysterical 911 call made by George Zimmerman's girlfriend today has been made public, where she claims that he pointed a shotgun at her face. Samantha Scheibe called for help at 12.30pm on Monday outside of her home in Apopka, Florida, claiming that Zimmerman had locked her outside and was smashing up furniture. At one point during the call, Miss Scheibe screamed at Zimmerman: 'You put your gun in my freakin' face... Get out of my house. Do not push me out of my house. Please get out of my house.' Scroll down for 911 call Latest mugshot: George Zimmerman has been arrested again over a new domestic violence claim after his girlfriend reportedly called police following a confrontation at her home that involved a gun
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Zimmerman arrested on Monday afternoon following a domestic disturbance call in Florida
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Comes two months after violent altercation with his wife Shellie days after she filed divorce papers
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MailOnline previously revealed his girlfriend is Samantha Scheibe
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Zimmerman is not eligible for bail and is not being represented by the same attorney from his murder trial

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Washington (CNN) -- The case of a frequent flier labeled a "frequent complainer" by one airline will soon get a Supreme Court review, testing consumer rights against corporate prerogatives. The justices will hold an hour of oral arguments Tuesday. Rabbi Binyomin Ginsberg claims his WorldPerks Platinum Elite membership was revoked after being told he had "abused" his privileges, repeatedly filing complaints for upgrades and other benefits. Northwest Airlines, which was consumed by Delta Air Lines in a 2008 merger, said it had "sole judgment" over the program's general terms and conditions to make such determinations. At issue is whether Ginsberg has a right under state law to bring his case or whether it is preempted by a 1970s-era federal law that deregulated the airline industry.
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Rabbi Ginsberg says he was told he complained too much
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Northwest Airlines kicked him out of the frequent flier program
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The rabbi lost all of his frequent flier miles as well
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The high court will look at consumer rights vs. corporate law

Question: But in June of 2008, Ginsberg claimed a @placeholder representative called him and told him his status was being revoked on grounds that he "abused" the program, according to court papers.


(CNN) -- Saudi King Abdullah has appointed a woman to the council of ministers for the first time as part of a Cabinet reshuffle, networks including Saudi state-run Channel One reported Saturday. Saudi King Abdullah has appointed a woman to his council of ministers for the first time. King Abdullah announced a new supreme court chief, minister of health, justice minister and information minister as part of the reshuffling, according to Channel One. King Abdullah appointed Noor Al-Fayez to the Saudi Council of Ministers. She will serve in a new position as deputy minister for women's education. "I'm very proud to be nominated and selected for such a prestigious position," Al-Faiz told CNN on Saturday. "I hope that other ladies, females, will follow in the future."
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Saudi King Abdullah appoints a woman to council of ministers for first time
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King appoints Noor Al-Fayez as deputy minister for women's education
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Khaled Al-Maeena, editor-in-chief of Arab News, says people "excited" by move

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By Colette Fahy PUBLISHED: 08:10 EST, 6 November 2013 | UPDATED: 13:55 EST, 6 November 2013 Photographs have emerged of Charlie Sheen's four-year-old son Bob which show severe bruising to his head. The shocking images show injuries on Bob's face, which it has been alleged in a document submitted to an LA court were sustained while the boy was in the care of his mother Brooke Mueller or his grandmother Moira Fiore. In one zoomed-in image, reportedly taken by Charlie's ex-wife Denise Richards, Bob returned from a weekend with Mueller and Fiore on July 26, with a noticeable raw skin sore near the red mark.
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Says they are worse after spending time with their mother Brooke Mueller
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Charlie posted a picture of a birthday cake with a grenade on Twitter as a message to Brooke
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Sheen lashed out at Mueller calling her a 'chubby weirdo' after her bid to get a restraining order against him on Monday failed
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Pictures of Bob allegedly show him sporting a red mark, which Charlie is said to believe is a burn, after a visit to his mother
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However, Brooke insists he had the mark before he arrived at her home

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By Sean O'hare PUBLISHED: 13:16 EST, 25 January 2013 | UPDATED: 13:58 EST, 25 January 2013 A hypersonic SpaceLiner capable of reaching 24 times the speed of sound and transporting passengers from London to Sydney in 90 minutes could be with us by 2050. Although the finished article is still a long way off, Martin Sippel, project coordinator for SpaceLiner at the German Aerospace Center believes the project could attract private funding within a decade. The current concept includes a rocket booster stage for launch and a separate orbiter stage to carry up to 50 passengers halfway around the world without ever making it to space.
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SpaceLiner would reach 24 times the speed of sound
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It would take eight minutes to climb 50 miles to upper Earth, then break away from rocket before gliding down to destination

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(Ars Technica) -- After months of rumor roundups and speculation, Apple's iPad mini has finally been announced—and the 7-inch tablet market has just heated up. This growing product category now has more to offer than Android devices with differing UI skins and varying components—or that BlackBerry PlayBook that's not selling too hot. That's not to say that Apple's entrance into the mini-tablet game is solely what's fueling the fire. Up until now, only the first-generation Kindle Fire and the recently launched Google Nexus 7 were considered worthy buys. Add the iPad mini to the mix, and this particular product category has a little more steam.
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Apple's iPad Mini joins the 7-inch tablet market
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Amazon's Kindle Fire HD, Google's Nexus 7 are among current leaders
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Apple's display screen is bigger than the others, but $329 price tag is bigger, too

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(CNN) -- "China is not on the Internet, it's basically an intranet. Everything is banned by the Great Firewall," says Sherman So, co-author of "Red Wired: China's Internet Revolution." Sherman So, author of "Red Wired," talks about China's online habits and Internet culture. With 338 million Internet users in June 2009, according to the China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC), China is no longer a niche market of the online industry. Chinese is the second most common language on the Internet, according to The Economist, and quickly gaining ground on English. As the former technology writer for Hong Kong's daily English-language newspaper, South China Morning Post, So has been following closely China's exponential Internet developments over the past decade.
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China counts 338 million Internet users, but only 25.5 percent of its population
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Majority of Chinese Netizens are low-end users in search of entertainment
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Internet in China has made information and popular culture accessible to all
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Chinese "sea turtles" bring back knowledge and resources from Silicon Valley

Question: In short, for the vast majority of Chinese, @placeholder means play, not work.

Question: Another recurring factor of success among Chinese Internet start-ups is their founders' extensive experience working in @placeholder before returning to China to launch their own business.


By Chris Pleasance Former Pope Benedict has denied speculation he was forced to stand down in a letter, calling the claims 'absurd' Retired Pope Benedict XVI has denied speculation that he was pressured to resign, saying the decision was made by him and him alone. In a letter to La Stampa newspaper Benedict called speculation he had been forced from his post 'absurd' ahead of the first anniversary of the resignation on Friday. The Pope Emeritus has also fended off allegations that he is still active within the church, leading a faction of the Curia who are unhappy with Pope Francis's sweeping new reforms.
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Friday marks the first anniversary of former Pope Benedict's resignation
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Italian newspapers have speculated he was forced to stand down
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He has called the allegations 'absurd' and defended his use of the cassock, saying there were 'no other clothes available' when he resigned

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By Nick Mashiter, Press Association Aston Villa defender Nathan Baker has fired a warning shot to Arsenal ahead of their Barclays Premier League clash on Saturday. Villa claimed a 1-0 win over Liverpool at Anfield three days ago thanks to Gabriel Agbonlahor's early goal and Baker is confident his side can back that up with victory over the Gunners this weekend. A win against Arsenal would set Paul Lambert's side up nicely ahead of a tough run of games, which sees them taking on Chelsea, Manchester City and Everton before the end of October. Gabby Agbonlahor (left) scored the only goal of the game for Aston Villa against Liverpool on Saturday
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Aston Villa are second in the Premier League behind Chelsea
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They beat Liverpool at Anfield, and now face Arsenal at the weekend
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Before the end of October, Villa face Chelsea, Man City and Everton
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Defender Nathan Baker claims Villa 'can beat anyone'

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(CNN)Sorry, Northeast. It's not over yet. Another winter storm barreling toward some parts of the region Sunday is expected to pile on to already record snowfalls. Experts issued winter storm warnings across upstate New York, northern Connecticut, northern Rhode Island and the greater Boston area. Schools in parts of the Northeast, including Boston, will be closed Monday and Tuesday. "Snow accumulations of 10 to 20 inches, possibly up to 24 inches in parts of central and northeast Massachusetts,"  the National Weather Service said. It described it as a "long duration snow event" that could last until Monday night. Warnings are in place through early Tuesday morning.
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The trials of Aaron Hernandez and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev are delayed
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Schools will be closed Monday and Tuesday in some areas, including Boston
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Boston has already set a record for the snowiest seven-day period in history

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By Mark Prigg The Antarctic ice sheet is melting at its fastest rate in history, it has been revealed. Three years of observations from ESA’s CryoSat satellite show that the Antarctic ice sheet is now losing 159 billion tonnes of ice each year – twice as much as when it was last surveyed. The polar ice sheets are a major contributor to the rise in global sea levels, and these newly measured losses from Antarctica alone are enough to raise global sea levels by 0.45 mm each year. Scroll down for video Three years of measurements from the European CryoSat show that the Antarctic Ice Sheet is now losing 159 billion tonnes of ice each year, enough to raise global sea levels by 0.45 mm per year.
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The polar ice sheets are a major contributor to the rise in global sea levels
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Losses from Antarctica alone are enough to raise global sea levels by 0.45 mm each year
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Recent claims say glaciers may have passed a point of irreversible retreat

Question: Vast glaciers in @placeholder seem to be locked in an irreversible thaw linked to global warming that may push up sea levels for centuries, scientists have claimed.


(CNN) -- He's known as the "bull dog" in South Africa's legal circles, and just days in to Gerrie Nel's merciless cross-examination of Oscar Pistorius, it's easy to see why. The veteran state prosecutor's relentless grilling of Pistorius -- on trial for the murder of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp on Valentine's Day last year -- has riveted people around the world to their TV sets, and has sparked a debate about whether Nel's no-holds-barred tactics have crossed the line. Nel had to wait weeks to take on Pistorius, but has wasted no time since he got the chance late on Tuesday. At various times Nel has called the 27-year-old a liar, implied that Pistorius was pretending to be too emotional to testify, reduced him to tears, and laughed at him for failing to recall the answer to one of Nel's questions as the prosecutor ruthlessly tore into various aspects of his testimony.
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Oscar Pistorius trial prosecutor Gerrie Nel known for no-holds-barred approach to witnesses
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Nel shocked courtroom by showing graphic photo of deceased Reeva Steenkamp
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Some observers say Nel stepped over the line; others say Nel is just doing his job
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Phelps: State has little evidence to disprove Pistorius' case that he is innocent of murder charge

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Question: Nel has infuriated quite a few opposing lawyers over the course of his career, @placeholder says, but he has long had a reputation for being incorruptible and impossible to intimidate.


Liverpool have been linked to a businessman with connections to Dubai’s Al Maktoum royal family after owner John W Henry last week flew to the emirate to take part in high-level meetings. Henry travelled to Dubai to meet Marwan Abedin, who is on the board of Dubai’s biggest property developer. Though Liverpool insist the meetings did not concern the football club, their former chief executive Rick Parry was also present and the trip meant Henry missed the Champions League clash with Real Madrid at the Bernabeu, the most prominent match since his takeover of the club. Liverpool owner John W Henry (right) flew to Dubai last week to take part in high-level meetings
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Liverpool's owner held talks with Marwan Abedin in Dubai
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Abedin has connections to Dubai's royal family
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Former chief executive RIck Parry was also present
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Henry missed Liverpool's defeat to Real Madrid at the Bernabeu

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Jaguar is to live up to its ‘good to be bad’ reputation by providing a 200mph supercar for the new James Bond movie Spectre. A host of villainous-looking 4X4 Land Rovers and Range Rovers are also being supplied by British manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover for the agent 007’s latest big screen. The ‘baddy’s’ Jaguar’s C-X75 prototype will form part of a spectacular chase scene through Rome alongside 007’s already-revealed Aston Martin DB10, one of  just 10 cars being specially created for the movie. Jaguar is providing a 200mph petrol-electric hybrid supercar for the new James Bond movie Spectre The ‘baddy’s’ C-X75 prototype will form part of a spectacular chase scene through Rome, it has emerged
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The C-X75 prototype supercar will form part of chase scene through Rome
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It will drive alongside 007's Aston Martin DB10, specifically created for film
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C-X75 petrol-electric hybrids used in filming have been built in Oxfordshire
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It was due to go into full production but Jaguar halted plans in recession

Question: While Bond’s boss ‘M’ battles political forces to keep the secret service alive, @placeholder peels back the layers of deceit to ‘reveal the terrible truth behind Spectre’, said movie insiders.


For much of the past decade, Iran's nuclear weapons development program has been one of the top national security concerns for the United States. Even as we fought wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and hunted down al Qaeda's leaders, American intelligence officers, military and top diplomats have been working round the clock to prevent Iran from developing the bomb. An Iran armed with nuclear weapons, capable of threatening Israel and other regional states, would touch off a nuclear arms race in the world's most volatile region. It would be an unmitigated disaster. We must make all efforts to prevent this.
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Rep. Adam Schiff: Iran's nuclear program has been a top national security concern for 10 years
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Schiff:  Escalating sanctions were meant to force Iran into a deal, and Iran is at the table
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He says another round of sanctions could derail negotiations and is unnecessary
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Schiff: We must seize this chance; if it fails, there would be no doubt we tried diplomatically

Question: This is not an illusory concern, and for this reason, any partial lifting of the freeze on Iranian assets must be quickly reversible if the @placeholder balk on a final deal.


Scroll down for a full table which shows what each club will earn in their current position. It is the final round of fixtures in another Barclays Premier League campaign, and there is little at stake for clubs not involved in issues at either end of the table. So the theory goes, anyway, but try telling that to Hull City’s bank manager, with a win at home to Everton potentially raking in a near-£5million bonus for the FA Cup finalists. TV revenue is the big money-spinner in the Premier League, but merit payments are not to be sniffed at. There’s £1.2million for the bottom-placed club, with the amount rising by the same amount as you go up the table.
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Hull City could earn an extra £4.8 million with a win over Everton and a four-goal swing on goal difference on West Ham
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A win for Aston Villa at Tottenham Hotspur could be worth £3.6m for Paul Lambert's side
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Chelsea may be out of the title race but could pick up an extra £1m if they finish second
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Manchester City or Liverpool will earn £24m for winning the league title

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By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 07:44 EST, 27 January 2014 | UPDATED: 09:36 EST, 27 January 2014 A boat used by the U.S. Navy for target practice broke free from its mooring and drifted 4,000 miles across the Atlantic - eventually landing on a quiet beach in Cornwall. The orange boat, known as a Low-Cost Tow Target, started its epic journey in Florida and is believed to have been cut off from its towing vessel, possibly by gunfire, on January 2 2013. Over the next year it drifted east across the Atlantic before it was spotted by a man walking his dog on picturesque Perranporth beach on the North Cornish coast on Friday.
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The boat floated across the sea for a year before it was spotted on a beach
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The coastguard was surprised to discover it had come from Florida
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The U.S. Navy uses towed boats like this for gunnery practice
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It is believed to have broken free during a live fire exercise

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Jose Mourinho's former assistant at Real Madrid Aitor Karanka has lavished praise on the Chelsea manager, explaining how the Portuguese boss ended Barcelona's La Liga dominance and the 'love' which the squad at the Bernabeu held for him. Middlesbrough boss Karanka also believes Mourinho's successor, Carlo Ancelotti, is held in the same high esteem by his 'far superior' side as the Portuguese was during his time there. Karanka is extremely positive in his views on his former boss, and puts a lot of his own success down to his mentor's teaching and principles. Jose Mourinho has been hailed as the 'best coach in the world' by former assistant Aitor Karanka
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Jose Mourinho is 'best coach in the world' says ex-assistant Aitor Karanka
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Karanka believes Mourinho ended Barcelona's dominance in Spain
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He also says Carlo Ancelotti is 'loved' by Real Madrid players like Mourinho was during his time at the Bernabeu
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Karanka is now the manager of Middlesbrough in the Championship

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Abidjan, Ivory Coast (CNN) -- Heavy fighting continued Tuesday in Yopougon between forces loyal to President Alassane Ouattara and militiamen loyal to former President Laurent Gbagbo even as he was said to have accepted his loss of power. The military operation was launched Monday by pro-Ouattara forces to crush the last pocket of resistance remaining after the militias turned down a call from Ouattara to disarm or face force. The new violence erupted after a delegation of mediators led by former U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan completed a two-day visit to Ivory Coast intended to encourage reconciliation and healing. Annan was joined by Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South Africa and Mary Robinson, the former president of Ireland.
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Gbagbo said to have accepted his loss of power
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"He seems to have accepted that Ouattara is the new president," Kofi Annan says
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The violence erupted after a delegation of mediators completed a two-day visit

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Fort Campbell, Kentucky (CNN)  -- Maylanie Shorter sleeps with a T-shirt tucked in her pillowcase. It carries the scent of her father's cologne while he's on patrol in Afghanistan. Her younger sister, Ariana, sleeps with her Daddy Doll -- a stuffed soldier that displays a photo of her father across its face. At 14 and 10, the two girls try to maintain normalcy. They're active in school, they help with dinner, they rally around their mother. And they show no mercy for Pops over the Silver Star he earned by saving several comrades whose armored Humvee was shredded by a roadside bomb. They tease him about a photo of the burned-out vehicle. "How did you take this picture? Weren't you supposed to go get them and help?" Ariana says.
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Shorter is on his third deployment, currently in Afghanistan
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"We have to keep going forward, stay positive," daughter says

Question: @placeholder arrives home from Fort Campbell High School and immediately begins helping her mother prepare dinner.

Question: @placeholder doesn't ask her dad about details from the war zone.


Steven Gerrard struggled to make an impression as Liverpool were beaten 3-1 by West Ham on Saturday, leading to suggestions that age and fatigue is starting to catch up with the 34-year-old captain. The midfielder has played every minute of Liverpool's season so far and, judging by the statistics from the match at Upton Park, it's taking its toll. Gerrard surrendered possession on 14 occasions, very unlike him, and only Raheem Sterling (20) gave the ball away more in the Liverpool team. Steven Gerrard looked well short of his best form in Liverpool's 3-1 loss to West Ham on Saturday
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Steven Gerrard struggled in Liverpool's 3-1 defeat at West Ham
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The Liverpool skipper was beneath his best with passing and tackling
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He surrendered possession on 14 occasions in midfield
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Gerrard, 34, has played every minute of Liverpool's season so far
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Former England midfielder is in need of a break
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Brendan Rodgers insisted fatigue was not a problem

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By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 20:52 EST, 9 January 2013 | UPDATED: 20:52 EST, 9 January 2013 Six-figure bids are expected when an auction house sells a rare 148-year-old baseball card that was discovered at a yard sale in rural Maine, the auction house manager said today. A man found the card by chance in a photo album he bought while antique hunting in the small town of Baileyville, Maine, said Troy Thibodeau of Saco River Auction Co. in Biddeford. It's not the same as a modern baseball card, which became commonplace beginning in the 1880s. Instead, it's an original photograph from 1865 of the Brooklyn Atlantics amateur baseball club mounted on a card. The card shows nine players gathered around their manager.
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Card found by chance by antique hunter in old photo album in  Baileyville, New York

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Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Ryan Howard scored a run over the weekend without touching home plate – a first in the more than 150 years of Major League Baseball. Howard was called safe even after being tagged out by the Arizona Diamondbacks’ Miguel Montero because the catcher illegally blocked home plate in violation of a new rule adopted prior to this season. The rule and instant replay review, also introduced prior to the 2014 season, confirmed Howard was not provided a clear path to the plate. Umpires ruled him safe and awarded the run. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Blocked: Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Ryan Howard is clearly blocked by Arizona Diamondbacks catcher Miguel Montero
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Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Ryan Howard was tagged out by Arizona Diamondbacks catcher Miguel Montero
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Howard and teammates immediately argued Montero blocked the plate prior to catching the ball after it was thrown home by an Arizona outfielder
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Blocking the plate before possessing the ball is in violation of a new rule introduced prior to the season

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(CNN) -- "He's so good," Phil Everly said. We were sitting in a corner booth at a rural cafeteria in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky. Phil was talking about his older brother, Don. Having spent time with the Everly Brothers on the rock-and-roll road over the years, I had long noticed something: Whenever they were performing, Phil fastened his eyes right on Don's. As they were creating their heartbreaking harmonies, he seldom looked away. I didn't want to ask him about that in front of his brother, but, with just the two of us there, I did. "I have to pay attention every second with my harmonies," Phil said. "It's like playing tennis with someone who is really great. You can't let your mind wander for even a microsecond, or you'll be left behind."
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Bob Greene: The Everly Brothers had a talent that was extraordinary
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In five years, they had 25 hits in the Top 40 charts, he writes
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Greene: Paul McCartney and John Lennon used to pretend that they were the Everly Brothers

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Question: "I had this haunted feeling all my life," Don said to me one day in @placeholder.


(CNN)  -- The mayor of Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, is asking Mexican federal authorities not to pull military units out of the region for at least another six months. A Mexican soldier controls traffic at the Mexico-U.S. border customs post in Ciudad Juarez on August 16. A decision on whether to withdraw the troops is expected before September 15. The troops were sent to the city across from El Paso, Texas, in the spring of 2008 to help quell violence involving warring drug cartels. An additional surge of troops was sent this spring. That surge appeared to work at first, cutting the homicide rate in Juarez drastically. But murders in the city spiked over the summer.
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Mayor Jose Reyes Ferriz would like federal army troops to stay six more months
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Troops were sent to Ciudad Juarez to quell drug-fueled murders
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Murders down in spring, but spike in summer; more than 300 killed in August
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Decision on whether to withdraw the troops is expected before September 15

Question: The mayor, @placeholder, attributed the summer spike in violence to wars between cartels over the control of street drug-sale points.


(CNN) -- The Obama administration announced new standards for commercial pilot training Tuesday, with Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx calling it a "significant advancement for aviation safety and pilot training." The new rules from DOT and the Federal Aviation Administration will reinforce ground and flight training on aerodynamic stall and "upset," enabling pilots to prevent and recover from potential disaster. The emphasis will be on pilots gaining experience on handling a stall during simulator training. During an aerodynamic stall, the plane loses its lift. If the pilot doesn't correct it, the plane may crash. That is what investigators say led to the 2009 Colgan Air Flight 3407 crash near Buffalo, New York.
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New rules for pilot training
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Crash of plane in Buffalo, New York, impetus for some changes
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Recovering from stalls, wind gusts among priorities

Question: "One of my first meetings as transportation secretary was with the @placeholder families, and today, I am proud to announce that with their help, the FAA has now added improved pilot training to its many other efforts to strengthen aviation safety," said Foxx.


Washington (CNN) -- When French President Francois Hollande flew to Washington this week for a state visit, he brought along a lot of baggage -- and it's not his country's famous Louis Vuitton. Hollande left France amid sinking popularity ratings and swirling reports that he cheated on his partner of seven years with a younger movie actress â€” making this week's trip something of an escape for the embattled president. The former French first lady Valerie Trierweiler -- whom Obama said in November he was looking forward to hosting -- isn't coming to the White House now that Hollande has announced their split.
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French President Francois Hollande's visit comes amid troubles at home
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Hollande and former first lady split after reports of his affair surface
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White House protocol experts are working to navigate delicate situation
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France and the United States are generally in accord on policy matters

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By Dan Bloom and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:24 EST, 22 December 2013 | UPDATED: 08:52 EST, 23 December 2013 Russian former oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky has been reunited with his family after being freed from prison and arriving in Berlin Russia's former richest man Mikhail Khodorkovsky has revealed he was stabbed in the nose during a gruelling 10-year prison term. The 50-year-old oil magnate was freed two days ago from his 'politically-motivated' sentence by the Russian authorities, who many claim are trying to improve their image before February's Winter Olympics. Today the long-standing rival to President Putin gave an emotional press conference in which he vowed to keep campaigning for political prisoners - but admitted he will no longer be involved in the 'struggle for power'.
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Once Russia's richest man, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, 50, was freed this week
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He told first TV interview how his attacker just missed his eye with a knife
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Putin released him on 'compassionate grounds' because his mother is ill
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He was jailed for fraud, tax evasion and embezzlement in 2003
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Supporters say he was targeted for daring to finance opposition to Putin

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(CNN) -- As I've written on various top 10 lists (and mentioned to anyone who will listen) Asghar Farhadi's "A Separation" is an exceptional film. It has been picking up awards since winning the Golden Bear at its world premiere at the 2011 Berlin International Film Festival and is one of the front-runners for best foreign language film at the upcoming Academy Awards. Nader (Peyman Moadi) and Simin (Leila Hatami) are a married couple in trouble. Simin wants to leave Iran with her husband and daughter Termeh (Sarina Farhadi), but Nader refuses to leave his ailing father (Ali-Asghar Shahbazi). As a result, Simin sues Nader for divorce. But unless Nader either agrees to a divorce or permits Simin and Termeh to go without one, Simin cannot leave the country with her daughter.
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"A Separation" is one of the front-runners for best foreign language film
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Nader (Peyman Moadi) and Simin (Leila Hatami) are a married couple in trouble
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Moadi, Hatami and Bayat are all deeply convincing and moving actors

Question: She's obviously hiding something from @placeholder and when he returns to the apartment one day to find his father non-responsive, on the floor and tied to the bed, he loses his temper and things go pear shaped.

Question: The answers to those questions lie in explorations of @placeholder's social, religious and political customs and serve to deepen the emotions that run through this film.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- It's a frightening scenario, almost a staple of action movies: Someone has fallen onto subway tracks, and a train is rumbling into the station. iReporter Stuart Gordon spotted rescuers after a woman fell onto subway tracks in Washington. For a heart-stopping moment, the train is certain to strike the fallen person, until rescue comes at the last possible second. But at a Washington Metro station near the National Mall on Tuesday, it was an all-too-real scenario, and all the more frightening. A 68-year-old woman from Nashville, Tennessee, in Washington for the inauguration of Barack Obama, fell off the platform at the Gallery Place-Chinatown stop.
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Woman, 68, fell off platform at Metro's Gallery Place-Chinatown stop
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Houston Metro Officer Eliot Swainson, another rider tried to pull her up
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When they couldn't grab her, Swainson helped tuck her under platform
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Woman safely huddled beneath platform lip as train passed

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press Reporter A 27-year-old mother convicted in the mysterious disappearance of her infant son, known as 'Baby Gabriel', five years ago has been released from prison. Elizabeth Johnson walked out of Perryville state prison in Arizona early Friday morning. The Arizona woman was given a more than five-year sentence in 2012 for custodial interference and unlawful imprisonment after Gabriel vanished without a trace in 2009. Scroll down for video Out of jail: Elizabeth Johnson, 27 (pictured) was  was released from Perryville state prison in Arizona early Friday morning Johnson's attorney, Marc Victor, said his client, who had begged the judge for a longer prison sentence, was ready for a new start.
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Elizabeth Johnson's son Gabriel, eight-months-old, disappeared in 2009
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The 27-year-old maintains she gave the boy away to a Texas couple
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Authorities said Johnson told the boy's father, Logan McQueary, that she killed Gabriel but later recanted
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The Arizona mom had been fighting with McQueary about whether to give Gabriel up for adoption
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She was convicted of custodial interference and unlawful imprisonment in 2012

Question: @placeholder added that Johnson didn't know where Gabriel was, but assumed he was with a good family.


(CNN) -- The midair collision of two small planes about 50 miles from Washington is under investigation by Canadian officials because one plane was owned by an FAA employee and the other by an NTSB employee, federal officials said Tuesday. On Monday afternoon, a Piper PA-28 registered to a Federal Aviation Administration employee and a Beechcraft BE-35 owned by a National Transportation Safety Board employee collided in flight above Fauquier County, Virginia, authorities said. The pilot and a passenger of the BE-35 were killed, but the owner and pilot of the PA-28 survived with injuries, authorities said. NTSB Chairman Deborah A.P. Hersman consulted with FAA Acting Administrator Michael Huerta and requested the Transportation Safety Board of Canada investigate the incident, she said in a statement Tuesday.
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Canada will investigate midair collision of two small planes
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One plane was owned by an FAA employee and the other by an NTSB employee
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The pilot and passenger of the plane owned by NTSB employee were killed
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The pilot of the other plane is injured

Question: "This accident hits especially close to home, with the involvement of an @placeholder employee," Hersman said.


Video footage of Syrian prisoner Abu Wa'el Dhiab, who has been held at Guantanamo Bay since 2002, will now be shown in court after challenges from his lawyers and news outlets A federal judge has ordered the public release of 28 videotapes of a hunger-striking Guantanamo Bay prisoner being forcibly removed from his cell and force-fed. Lawyers for the prisoner, Abu Wa'el Dhiab, have challenged his treatment as abusive. Numerous news media outlets, including The Associated Press, had asked the court on June 20 to unseal the videotapes, which are classified 'secret.' U.S. District Court Judge Gladys Kessler granted the news media's request, although Kessler said the tapes will remain sealed until some information on them is redacted.
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Footage of Abu Wa'el Dhiab's treatement will be played in court
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He was on hunger striker when his lawyers claim he was mistreated
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Tapes recorded inside the detention center have been classified as 'secret'
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But news outlets petitioned the court and asked for them to be unsealed
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Some of the footage will be redacted before they are shown
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It includes obscuring faces of all the people in the video except Dhiab
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The Syrian prisoner has been held in the Cuban facility since 2002

Question: The @placeholder has long disclosed how many are refusing to eat and whether they meet military guidelines to be force fed.


Actress Salma Hayek and husband Francois-Henri Pinault who are moving to London because it is 'cosmopolitan' Hollywood star Salma Hayek and her billionaire French husband are moving to Britain. François-Henri Pinault, France’s third richest man, is relocating his family to London. Pinault, the chief executive of Kering, a luxury goods group, has an estimated fortune of £9 billion. The capital has recently become a popular destination for wealthy French, who are seeking to avoid a 75 per cent supertax introduced by increasingly unpopular Socialist President François Hollande. But despite the recent exodus of millionaires from France, Ms Hayek insisted that her family were moving to London for career reasons and not for tax purposes.
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Pair are moving to Britain for many reasons, one of which being schools
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Salma Hayek and husband say they pay taxes, and will continue to do so
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Hayek claims it has been hard to find an appropriate school for her daugter
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Her husband François-Henri Pinault is the 3rd richest man in France
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He will continue to be CEO of Kering, a £9bn luxury goods company
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Pinault thinks London is very 'cosmopolitan'
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Hayek believes that moving to London will help her acting career

Question: It has been claimed that @placeholder has become the sixth largest ‘French city’ in the world, with more than 300,000 French people living there.


By Martha De Lacey PUBLISHED: 03:45 EST, 24 April 2013 | UPDATED: 09:50 EST, 24 April 2013 Emma Bridgewater at home in Oxford Quintessentially British pottery designer Emma Bridgewater has revealed how in her darkest moments - following the horse-riding accident that left her mother severely brain-damaged aged 53 - she would go to the cinema alone and drink neat vodka to numb the pain. The mother-of-four, whose pretty polka-dot teapots and plates speckled with little pink hearts are stocked in middle class kitchens all over the country, says she used the fiction of film and theatre as an escape.
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Her Stoke-on-Trent-based company was founded in 1985
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Turned over £30,000 in first year, and in 2011 figure reached £15m
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There are now 265 staff, making 25,000 hand-decorated items every wee
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Mother had accident aged 53 and now lives in care
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'Mum is still alive, so I can't mourn her - but I want to explain her'

Question: @placeholder's influence is very pervasive; strangely, probably more in the business than in my family life.


By Tom Leonard PUBLISHED: 19:14 EST, 30 January 2013 | UPDATED: 06:55 EST, 31 January 2013 Tasteless: Kate Winslet stars in Movie 43, the first comedy produced by Sir Richard Branson's film studio Virgin Produced Not since she dallied on the deck of the Titantic with Leonardo DiCaprio has Kate Winslet had a screen role so ill-fated. But while James Cameron’s 1997 blockbuster made the British actress a superstar, she must be hoping her latest film follows in the wake of the doomed ship, and sinks without trace. For Movie 43 — the first comedy produced by Sir Richard Branson’s film studio Virgin Produced — is a Hollywood movie so unremittingly awful that it had to be sneaked out on an unsuspecting public before critics could see it and warn them.
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Movie 43 was released before critics could see the film and review it
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The first comedy by Richard Branson's studio features 30 big-name stars

Question: @placeholder’s provocative tagline is: ‘Once you see it, you can’t unsee it.’ There’s a simple solution to that conundrum, and it’s one that a small army of humbled Hollywood stars are praying you take: don’t see it.


FALLUJA, Iraq (CNN) -- "I can still hear her screams," says Mohammed Rasoul, pointing to the sidewalk where he was sitting moments before a car bomb ripped through his street, killing his younger cousin and blowing off his right leg. Mohammed Rasoul stands at the grave where his cousin is buried. He lost his right leg in the attack that killed her. Mohammed, now 14, shudders as he stands on the street he grew up on in the war-torn city of Falluja. He admits he's afraid of another explosion. CNN first met Mohammed two years ago. Every day, on crutches he would make the painstaking journey to his cousin's grave to water a small tree he planted next to it. She was just 6-years-old when she was killed in the car bombing on October 13, 2006.
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Iraq boy, 14, got a prosthetic leg after a U.S. charity helped him
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Mohammed Rasoul now struggles to cope with life in Iraq: "I am afraid"
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Mohammed's right leg was blown off in a 2006 attack that also killed his cousin
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His mother wishes all Iraqis could see the generous nature of Americans

Question: "But when I went to @placeholder, I saw such kindness and humanity."

Question: She had not realized how tall @placeholder had gotten since the attack.

Question: But having experienced life in @placeholder -- a life without fear -- coming back to Falluja, where most of the buildings still bear the scars of war, was a traumatic reality check.


The frontman of a Grammy-nominated Christian metal band who plotted to have his wife killed admitted he's an atheist but lied about his faith to sell records. Timothy Lambesis, lead singer and founder of the band As I Lay Dying, was sentenced to six years prison last month for trying to hire a hitman to murder his estranged wife Meggan Lambesis. The 33-year-old's conviction shocked his devoted fans, some of whom prayed with the singer after concerts believing he was a devout Christian. However in an exclusive interview with Alternative Press, the Californian confessed he described himself to fans as 'not a Satanist' in order to avoid saying he was an atheist.
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Timothy Lambesis, 33, was recorded telling an undercover cop he wanted his estranged wife Meggan Lambesis killed
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He told a man at the gym she was making it hard to see their three adopted children and finalize the divorce
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The Californian has been sentenced to six years in jail
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He fronted Grammy-nominated Christian band As I Lay Dying
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In an interview released last month, he confessed he lied about believing in God to sell records

Question: singer also told the agent that he was angry that @placeholder would


The Australian prime minister's hard-line plan to throw foreign fighters and ISIS supporters into maximum security prison is finally coming to fruition. The country's parliament passed the controversial Counter-Terrorism Legislation Amendment (Foreign Fighters) Bill on Thursday, which will make it easier for police and security agencies to apprehend alleged terrorist suspects (and supporters) and detain them without explanation, potentially leading to lengthy prison sentences. The new legislation is designed to inhibit would-be fighters from traveling overseas to join conflicts. It will also subject foreign fighters and individuals who have been in conflict areas to a range of controls upon their return to Australia. The laws will also incarcerate individuals who "advocate terrorism."
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Australian parliament passes Foreign Fighter's Bill to introduce stiff penalties
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Legislation slammed as too harsh and sweeping; could see innocent people jailed
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Law establishes "no go" zones to inhibit Australians from joining foreign forces
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Jones: "Locking young people away for a long time does nothing to show a nation's strength"

Question: It would be fair to say that their claims of support for @placeholder comes with little consideration for its wider consequences, such as potentially ending up in the judicial system.


Another sign of new rapprochement with Western culture, or a cynical public relations ploy? Iran's top leaders used Twitter to send Christmas greetings that praised Jesus, continuing a new era of social media outreach by a government previously known for Islamic extremism and political belligerence. "May Jesus Christ, Prophet of love & peace, bless us all on this day. Wishing Merry #Christmas to those celebrating, esp Iranian Christians," said a tweet from the official account of Iranian President Hassan Rouhani. In response to Rouhani, the Shiite Muslim country's hardline Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, tweeted back: "No doubt that Jesus #Christ has no less value among Muslims than [he has] among the pious Christians."
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Iranian leaders praise Jesus Christ as a prophet of God's grace
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Tweets from the top leaders are part of new rapprochement with the West
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The social media outreach comes as Iran seeks a nuclear deal to end sanctions
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International sanctions crippling Iran's economy are Iran's motivation

Question: Iranian leaders have offered @placeholder messages in the past citing the teachings of Jesus, who is considered a prophet in Islam.


In their navy tailcoats and sky blue silk bow ties, and with the desert as a backdrop, they do not look like the typical grouse-shooting party. But this is the new breed of members of the infamous Bullingdon Club. And instead of donning tweed and taking to the Scottish moors, they chose to celebrate the Glorious Twelfth earlier this month in the more exotic surroundings of the South African veldt. On guard: The 2013 Bullingdon Club travelled to South Africa for a spot of hunting (for a who's who, see below, number nine could not be identified) Oxford University’s notorious male-only dining society — whose alumni include David Cameron, George Osborne and Boris Johnson — usually pose for their annual photo on the steps of Christ Church, the Oxford college.
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Not tweed and Scottish Moors but a jaunt into South Africa for grouse shooting
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Alumni include David Cameron, George Osborne and Boris Johnson
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Each seat on aircraft came with a bottle of Champagne
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Bullingdon Club founded in 1780 and famous for its 'destructive binges'

Question: Minister @placeholder, left, have been embarrassed by their Bullingdon


(CNN) -- President Obama has written yet another letter to Iran's Supreme Leader and, by all accounts, his missives remain unrequited. It is not a pretty sight -- the commander-in-chief of the planet's mightiest army, the leader of the world's largest economy -- sitting down at his desk, chin in hand, trying to come up with just the right words to persuade the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to make nice with America, time and again, even after his letters prompt a combination of silence and scorn. It is good that Iran and the United States are talking. But this is another matter altogether. A letter is not needed to maintain communications. The two countries are already engaged in high-level negotiations, with a make-or-break deadline fast approaching on a nuclear deal.
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President Obama has written another letter to Iran's Supreme Leader
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Frida Ghitis: Obama doesn't seem to be a good negotiator when it comes to nuclear deal
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She says reports suggest West is proposing to give Iran more concessions
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Ghitis: Iran has played an expert game, Obama could use some help

Question: @placeholder's ability to nix any deal he does not like looms constantly over the talks, strengthening Iran's hand.


(CNN) -- I've been given a lot of credit for opening up the airwaves to frank sexual material, but I doubt without Helen Gurley Brown's pioneering articles in Cosmopolitan that I could have gotten away with as much as I did. Hugh Hefner showed a lot of naked women in Playboy, and the Playboy Advisor did offer some advice on sexual functioning (in between answering questions about cars and stereos, but men weren't having quite the same difficulties finding sexual satisfaction that women were back in the '60s. The sexual revolution was upon us and young people were having more sex, but that didn't mean young women were having better sex.
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Dr. Ruth Westheimer says Helen Gurley Brown's Cosmopolitan sex articles were pioneering
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She says before that, many women didn't know sex should bring pleasure, orgasm
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She says women's power and prowess in bedroom could translate to the boardroom
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Dr. Ruth: Brown taught women not just to give others pleasure in sex, but themselves, too

Question: As @placeholder's influence grew, spreading around the world, Helen's crusade to teach women how to fully enjoy sex had a worldwide impact.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 07:49 EST, 31 October 2012 | UPDATED: 09:07 EST, 31 October 2012 A Mexican robber has admitted murdering a U.S. Border patrol agent whose death revealed a failed federal gun smuggling operation. Manuel Osorio-Arellanes pleaded guilty to killing agent Brian Terry in 2010 - the highest profiel conviction in the case which has embarrassed the federal government and prompted a series of congressional investigations. The killer also confessed to being part of a criminal gang who crossed into the country a week earlier to rob marijuana smugglers, stashing guns and food supplies. Manuel Osorio-Arellanes, pictured, has pleaded guilty to murdering U.S border agent Brian Terry and admitted being part of a robbery gang
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Brian Terry was shot dead in 2010 near the U.S/Mexican border of city of Nogales, in Arizona
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Manuel Osorio-Arellanes, one of five suspected of the shooting, has pleaded guilty to murder
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Mr Terry's death exposed a failed government gun-smuggling operation which saw officers lose track of more than 1,000 guns

Question: Terry and three other agents came under attack in a canyon north of the Arizona border city of Nogales by @placeholder and his four other gang members, investigators said.


By Martin Samuel It’s the group from hell, right? We’ve got no chance. Even that gentleman from the Football Association reckoned so. Drew a finger across his throat when the draw was made. We’ll be home before the business end of Wimbledon begins. Anyone for tennis? So let us start with that gloomy grab-bag of presumption. England do not have to steer a path through what the locals would call the inferno in Brazil this month. Even of late, they have had it worse, and qualified. In 2002 in Japan, for instance, Sven Goran Eriksson’s squad were up against Sweden, who they had not defeated since 1968, Argentina and Nigeria. Even in the last campaign, the 2012 European Championship, England faced France, Sweden again and the hosts, Ukraine.
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England have had worse qualifying groups in previous tournaments
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Italy will be as unused to the Manaus climate as Roy Hodgson's men
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England have Italy, Uruguay and Costa Rica in the right order
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The Italians have won just half of their 14 World Cup opening matches
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Jose Mourinho picked England to get to the last eight

Question: Difficult start: @placeholder's England had a tougher group in 2002 than the current team have


By Peter Allen Two Europeans accused of murdering a young boy in the most popular tourist resort in Madagascar have been burnt to death by a mob of vigilantes, it emerged today. A third European man who was quizzed over the alleged killing of the eight-year-old boy was lynched hours later and his body set ablaze in a separate attack. The horrific killings took place on Nosy Be, an idyllic Indian Ocean island located off the northwest coast of Madagascar, which attracts holidaymakers from all over the world including Britain. Fire: Locals on the Madagascan island of Nosy Be are allegedly pictured watching one of two European men accused of murdering an eight-year-old boy being burnt to death on Wednesday night
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Horrific killings happened on the idyllic island Nosy Be on Wednesday
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Locals went on the rampage after hearing reports two European men had kidnapped and murdered an eight-year-old boy
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A Frenchman named Sebastian and an Italian called Roberto were tortured before being burned to death
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A third European man was later lynched and his body set ablaze

Question: immediately warned all of its nationals to stay away from @placeholder island


(CNN) -- Who says we can't strike a balance between energy exploration and wildlife protection? For years, a false either/or argument has stalled progress in Washington on energy development. But now we have a chance to both develop and protect one of our nation's natural treasures. Lying west of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, and roughly the size of Indiana, the nearly 23 million-acre National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska supports a stunning diversity and abundance of wildlife considered globally significant by scientists. The region also contains hundreds of millions of barrels of oil. Given today's polarized politics, is it possible to protect these lands while tapping their resources?
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Rebecca Rimel, Dale Hall: National Petroleum Reserve has abundant wildlife and oil
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New plan would open half the Alaska reserve (11.8 million acres) to oil, gas leasing
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Writers: Wildlife such as caribou, bears, eagles, whales, polar bears would be protected
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They say the plan balances energy exploration needs and conservation concerns

Question: By dropping the old debate, @placeholder can demonstrate that a new era of compromise over conflict is possible.


The makers of the world's most exotic and expensive multi-million pound supercars have gathered in Macau for the first Asian edition of Monaco's annual Top Marques motorshow. The most exclusive motorshow in the world, where only the cream of the industry can showcase their cars, is usually held in the opulent surroundings of the European principality of Monaco. But with supercar companies chasing sales and growth in China booming, the luxury supercar roadshow has left Europe for the former Portuguese colony for the first time. China's booming economy is currently creating scores of new millionaires each year and is home to the world's biggest auto market.
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High end manufacturers target the world's biggest car market
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More Lamborghinis sold in China than the U.S. this year
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85,000 new Chinese millionaires created in 2011 alone taking total to 960,000

Question: @placeholder's vast expanses, linked by an extensive network of newly built of freeways, could help business for supercar makers.


NEW DELHI, India (CNN) -- A 43-year-old woman convicted in the assassination of former Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi on Wednesday ended her hunger strike after authorities agreed to review her demand for early release. Nalini Sriharan received a death sentence in 1991 for plotting to murder former Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. Nalini Sriharan, who has been in jail for 18 years, went on a fast Monday, said Jaya Bharathi, superintendent of Vellore prison in southern India. Convicted of plotting the murder of Gandhi in a suicide bomb attack in 1991, she received a death sentence along with her husband and two others.
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Authorities have agreed to review case of 43-year-old prisoner Nalini Sriharan
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Sriharan started a hunger strike on Monday to seek early release from jail
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She has been in jail for 18 years, convicted of plotting murder of Rajiv Gandhi
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Former Indian PM Gandhi was killed in a suicide bomb attack in 1991

Question: Authorities would consider setting up an advisory board on Sriharan's demand, @placeholder added.


(CNN) -- "Even Superman has daddy issues." Damon Lindelof -- who, along with Carlton Cuse, oversaw "Lost's" six-season run -- had that to say when asked to compare the story of Superman to the story of the TV series for which he's best known. Lindelof is one of a dream team of writers contributing stories to the landmark 900th issue of "Action Comics," in stores Wednesday. The others include David Goyer, writer of "Batman Begins" and the upcoming film "The Man of Steel"; Richard Donner, director of "Superman: The Movie"; Geoff Johns, DC Comics' chief creative officer and one of its most popular writers; Paul Dini, best known for producing "Batman" and "Superman: The Animated Series"; and Paul Cornell, who has been writing "Action" since last year and is best known for his work on the "Doctor Who" novels and TV series.
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"Action Comics" hits historical 900th issue this week
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"Lost" co-creator Damon Lindelof part of a dream team of writers for the issue
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Lindelof and "Action" writer Paul Cornell spoke about Superman's legacy
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In separate stories, writers explore Superman's humanity, emotions

Question: CNN recently interviewed Lindelof and @placeholder, separately, about the historic issue and Superman's legacy.


Germany's interior minister says his country's confidence in the United States is shaken, amid claims the U.S. National Security Agency monitored Chancellor Angela Merkel's cell phone. "If the Americans intercepted cell phones in Germany, they broke German law on German soil," Interior Minister Hans-Peter Friedrich told the Bild am Sonntag newspaper, adding that he wants "complete information on all accusations." "The confidence in our ally, (the) USA, is shaken," Friedrich said, according to Bild am Sonntag. Obama promises changes Citing an unnamed intelligence officer, the German newspaper also reported Sunday that U.S. President Barack Obama learned about the NSA operation targeting Merkel from agency chief Gen. Keith Alexander in 2010 and allowed it to continue -- a claim the NSA denied.
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The NSA denies claim that Obama was briefed on Merkel operation
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Interior minister: "The confidence in our ally, (the) USA, is shaken"
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German intelligence officials will visit Washington, officials say
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Der Spiegel: U.S. spied on Merkel for more than 10 years, at least until June

Question: German magazine Der Spiegel, meanwhile, reported that Obama told @placeholder he would have stopped it from happening, if he had known about it.


(CNN) -- To convincingly yell "I am Hercules!" in his new action movie, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson had to do more than warm up his vocal chords. As a former pro wrestler, The Rock was already approaching Greek demigod territory in terms of build, but even he had to change his diet and exercise to become mythologically ripped. According to USA Today, the 42-year-old actor had to endure a "Hercules diet" that consisted of seven meals a day, extremely heavy on protein. The Rock would start with a hearty breakfast of four egg whites, five ounces of oatmeal and a 10-ounce filet of steak. By meal No. 3, he'd have wolfed down another eight ounces of chicken breast; eight ounces of halibut; two cups of white rice and two cups of a green vegetable, like broccoli or asparagus.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson stars as the titular hero in "Hercules"
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He had a "grueling" training plan, and ate seven meals a day
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He calls the role the most challenging he's ever taken on

Question: It sounds like a lot -- and that would be because it is -- but The Rock told @placeholder the diet was pretty painless.

Question: But it sounds like eating those eggs was like downing cake compared to the workout portion of his @placeholder training plan.


The director of an Oscar-nominated film about the killing of Osama bin Laden was given classified information about the operation by United States intelligence chiefs. Zero Dark Thirty director Kathryn Bigelow and her screenwriting partner Mark Boal were provided with a complete 'roadmap' of how the raid was planned during a 45 minute meeting with Michael Vickers - the country's highest ranking civilian intelligence official. The filmmakers also received briefings from top CIA and military intelligence officers and Navy Seals who carried out Operation Neptune Spear - attacking bin Laden's compound in Pakistan in May 2011. Secrecy: Zero Dark Thirty filmmakers Kathryn Bigelow and Mark Boal were given classified information
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Kathryn Bigelow given classified information by high ranking official
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Campaign group said the White House has acted improperly

Question: And it was later reported from Pakistan that one of bin Laden's wives told the @placeholder authorities that they had lived there for five years without detection.


The Premier League remains the most attractive football division in the world for global footballing talent, with more than 100 stars of the 2014 World Cup finals making a living at the 20 top-flight clubs. Although Spain is widely - and rightly - seen as the destination of choice for a few handfuls of the very biggest names including Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez, Neymar and James Rodriguez, it is not so much La Liga as a whole that is the draw than its two biggest clubs, Real Madrid and Barcelona. Spain as a whole is home to only 50 players on show at last year's World Cup, whereas the Premier League leads the way with 112 such players, ahead of Serie A (with 81) and Germany’s Bundesliga (75).
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Exclusive Sportsmail study shows the English top flight has most talent
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Despite the stars at Barcelona and Real Madrid, La Liga has half as many international players as the Premier League
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Spanish league did lead the way with the highest transfer fee following Barcelona's purchase of Luis Suarez

Question: In this respect, La Liga - or rather the big two clubs there - led the way in 2014, with Barca buying Suarez for around £75m being @placeholder’s biggest buy.


Doctors surgeries will be upgraded using a new £1 billion fund paid for by bank fines, George Osborne announced today. The Chancellor said the cash would pay for a 'permanent improvement in GP services' and comes on top of an extra £2 billion injection into the NHS budget set to be formally announced on Wednesday. The funding will allow patients  to undergo chemotherapy and dialysis closer to home. Scroll down for video Chancellor George Osborne will announce an extra £3billion is to be spent on healthcare in Wednesday's Autumn statement The announcement, ahead of Wednesday's Autumn Statement by the Chancellor, is designed to blunt Labour’s electoral advantage on the NHS.
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GP surgeries to be upgraded using a new £1bn fund paid for by bank fines
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Extra funding will be spread over four years after general election
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Comes on top of £2bn budget boost for NHS to be announced this week
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Chancellor found cash from budget surpluses across Whitehall
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No 10 aware NHS is only policy area in which Miliband's party tops polls
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Expected windfall is part of effort to avert a potential 'crash' in services
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Autumn Statement on Wednesday last finance statement before election

Question: The @placeholder is also expected to contain a number of big budget infrastructure announcements, with priority given to major new roads.


By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 13:02 EST, 7 September 2012 | UPDATED: 21:33 EST, 7 September 2012 A woman at the centre of a massive search for two outlaw lovebirds snapped by a photographer has stepped forward to reveal her identity and lift the lid on her summer of love with her street artist boyfriend. Alexis Creque contacted the photographer who took the stunning picture through Facebook to admit she was the blonde-haired woman kissing her handcuffed beau, identified in a police report as 26-year-old Russell Murphy, as they were hauled to Manhattan Criminal Court last month. Mo Gelber, who specialises in street photography, snapped the well-timed smooch as he was walking past the court and entered the stunning result, entitled Last Kiss, in a picture contest.
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New York photographer Mo Gelber launched search on Facebook for couple after he was told to get their permission to use the image in competition
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Kissing couple identified as Alexis Creque, 28, and Russell Murphy, 26, who have been dating for five months
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Arrested August 16 for allegedly spraying graffiti outside exclusive bar in Manhattan
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Creque will only sign the photographer's release when her lover is freed from Brooklyn jail
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Clock ticking for Gelber as competition said he must have signatures by Saturday

Question: identify her 26-year-old beau as he is still behind bars in @placeholder,

Question: But Gelber, 42, said he is hopeful they will give their permission when @placeholder is let out - perhaps as early as Friday afternoon.


By Kristie Lau PUBLISHED: 17:35 EST, 12 June 2012 | UPDATED: 08:33 EST, 13 June 2012 A homosexual, devout Mormon who is married to a woman and has three children has outed himself via a blog post. Josh Weed from Auburn, Washington, wrote a detailed post last Thursday on The Weed, his blog, which explored his life as a closeted gay man. Although Lolly Weed, his wife, knew of his secret for some years prior to their marriage, the post revealed his sexuality to many of the couple's friends and family for the first time. Family man: Josh Weed (top left) is a married Mormon who outed himself as a gay man via his blog last week. He and his wife Lolly (top right), who knew his secret, have three children (l-r: Anna, Viva and Tessa)
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Josh Weed and his wife Lolly from Auburn, Washington have a 'healthy and robust' sex life according to the blog post

Question: I wanted to marry @placeholder because I loved the man that he was.


By Kate Lyons James Mathison, host of soon-to-be axed Channel 10 breakfast show, Wake Up, is the first of those hit by the sweeping cuts to Channel 10 to respond publicly. His message: I need a drink. 'Scotch anyone? Scotchy, scotch, scotch, down in my belly,' tweeted Mathison who would have been in need of a stiff drink after the day he has had. Channel Ten announced sweeping cuts to the network, including  axing its breakfast show Wake Up, early, morning and late news bulletins, resulting in the loss of up to 150 jobs. Dismal ratings: Ten's breakfast show Wake Up has been cancelled after it suffered its worst week of ratings since it launched in November
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Channel Ten axes struggling breakfast show, Wake Up, after struggling with dismal ratings since it launched last year
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5.30am, 11am and 10.30pm news bulletins also set to be axed on Friday
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Up to 150 jobs set to be axed from the network

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Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) -- After eight months of bickering and political paralysis, Iraqi leaders were thought to have finally reached a power-sharing agreement Thursday for a new government, but that deal appeared to fall apart late in the day as members of the Sunni-backed Iraqiya List walked out of the parliamentary session. Jalal Talabani, sworn in late Thursday for a second term as president, delegated Shiite Prime Minister Nuril al-Maliki to form a government within 30 days, as mandated by the constitution. Thursday's session then adjourned until Saturday. Quarreling that has typified Iraq's gridlock re-emerged during the parliamentary session, from which most members of the Sunni-backed Iraqiya bloc walked out saying that the other political blocs were not adhering to their promise to vote on the tentative power-sharing agreement, which had been reached late Wednesday.
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Eight months of bickering and paralysis had appeared to end in a power-sharing agreement
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But that agreement appeared to fall apart late Thursday when the Sunni-backed bloc walked out
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"It is like assembling a car with different parts and hoping it will work," a legislator says

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Question: His bloc, regarded as secular and cross-sectarian, has won a great deal of support from @placeholder and he has consistently opposed al-Maliki for another term as prime minister.


The only certainty, at least so far as 10 minutes ago, is that if Amir Khan fights Manny Pacquiao this summer it will not take place at Wembley Stadium. The HBO pay-TV network in America has determined May 30 as the putative date for that potential blockbuster and the new Wembley is already booked that Saturday for one of the oldest fixtures in our sporting calendar: A little local matter called the FA Cup Final. Whether Bolton Man and the PacMan actually box each other that day, somewhere, depends on whether the Money Man chooses to fight either or neither of them in Las Vegas four weeks earlier.
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Amir Khan and Manny Pacquiao met at a London boxing club last week
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But if they do fight, it will not be at Wembley and probably in America
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Both are waiting to find out if they will face Floyd Mayweather on May 2
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Kell Brook also hopes to fight Khan this summer in a British blockbuster
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Question: Cock both ears to the fans surrounding @placeholder at a basketball game the other night and you are deafened by chants like these: ‘Fight Manny Pacquiao… We Want Pacquiao.’


(CNN) -- The woe is over for Bayern Munich in Champions League finals after it defeated Borussia Dortmund 2-1 in a pulsating all German contest in London on Saturday. The woe is over, too, for Arjen Robben, who scored the winner in the 89th minute and set up Mario Mandzukic's opener in the 60th. Ilkay Gundogan's penalty in the 68th had pulled Dortmund level prior to Robben's nifty decider. Robben was labeled a villain by Bayern fans last year, when he missed a penalty and other opportunities in the final against Chelsea. "I do not know how many times I dreamed about it but I said to many people that tonight was going to be our night," Robben told Sky Sports.
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Arjen Robben's late goal gives Bayern Munich the Champions League title
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Robben also set up Mario Mandzukic's goal early in the second half
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Robben missed a penalty in extra time as Bayern lost to Chelsea in the 2012 final
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Borussia Dortmund fails in its bid to win a second Champions League crown

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(CNN) -- On my last day on a visit to Beirut, Lebanon, I participated in a long conversation with a Hamas political leader. I agreed that the conversation would be off the record, but without direct quotation, I can summarize what was said. The peace process between Israel and the Palestinian Authority is dead, in the view of Hamas. Likewise, economic growth in the West Bank is illusory, a product only of Western aid. The Palestinians are divided, and the international community has lost interest in us. That might sound like a negative assessment. Yet my Hamas interlocutor insisted that today's desperate outlook would soon yield to tomorrow's glorious victory.
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David Frum: Hamas political leader expects peace process to fail
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Frum says Hamas expects next conflict with Israel will attract broader support
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Hamas' policy is self-defeating, won't change Mideast reality, says Frum
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He says Palestinians should recognize Israel, make best deal they can

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David Cameron is under intense pressure to crush Ukip in next month’s Rochester by-election after senior figures in his own party blamed him for the Eurosceptic party’s surge. After losing the previously safe Tory seat of Clacton to Ukip, the battle in the seat of Rochester and Strood, Kent, has become a critical test of the Prime Minister’s authority, warned MPs. The Tories had been braced for defeat in Clacton where the Ukip candidate was Tory defector Douglas Carswell – a popular MP in the constituency. Nonetheless, there was alarm at the scale of his triumph. Scroll down for video
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David Cameron says he is prepared to throw 'everything we can' at election
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Lord Ashcroft said Cameron must take 'large part' of credit for rise of Ukip
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Trying to avoid second defeat to a Ukip defector after Douglas Carswell
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Mr Carswell became Ukip's first MP last night after victory in Clacton

Question: After the result, former Tory deputy chairman and pollster Lord Ashcroft, a regular critic of Mr Cameron said scathingly: ‘The @placeholder leadership must take a large part of the credit for the rise of Ukip.’


As you’ll know by now, Carl Froch’s spring fight with Julio Cesar Chavez Jnr has been put back because Carl has injured his elbow. It’s heartbreaking for Carl because he desperately wants a Las Vegas fight before he hangs up his gloves, but I am already looking at the possibility of rescheduling for a summer fight against Chavez. Other fights such as Bernard Hopkins and Gennady Golovkin have also been discussed - we will see how it plays out. From Carl’s point of view, this latest setback is tough to take. We were so close to getting all the details in place for a March 28 fight, but three weeks into training he hurt his elbow. He is the consummate professional and has fought injured before but he won’t make that mistake again, especially for what might be his last bout.
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Carl Froch will return in the summer and fight Julio Chavez Jnr, Bernard Hopkins or maybe even Gennady Golovkin
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Money will determine his route this year
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It’s 'big balls' time for Amir Khan - how does a winner takes all against Kell Brook sound?
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Anthony Joshua will go on April 25 show at O2 Arena, probably against Kevin Johnson
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Anthony Crolla will consider WBO route to world title after head injury
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Beloved Caretaker: Hadassah Peri earned unspeakable riches working as heiress Huguette Clark's nurse for 20 years She may look like a typical nurse seen on the wards of any American hospital. But this is the reclusive Hadassah Peri who is set to inherit a staggering $33million from the famed New York copper heiress Huguette Clark. It is the first time the Filipino-born mother has been spotted in public since the news broke of her amazing windfall after the death of secretive Miss Clark in June at the age of 104. The heiress had not been seen in 70 years and spent her time in her sprawling apartment block on New York's Fifth Avenue.
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Nurse spotted for the first time since news of windfall broke
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Worked for secretive copper heiress Huguette Clark for 20 years
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Accounts reveal Miss Clark's expenditure including $2.5m on dolls and $380,000 paid to staff in a single day

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We're leaving. No, you're not. That's where the crisis in Ukraine stood Thursday after lawmakers in Crimea voted in favor of leaving the country for Russia and putting it to a regional vote in 10 days. This act drew widespread condemnation, with Ukrainian interim Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk calling such a referendum "an illegitimate decision." "Crimea was, is and will be an integral part of Ukraine," he said. It was a sentiment echoed by several world leaders, who called the scheduled vote and possible pullout violations of Ukrainian and international law. "Any discussion about the future of Ukraine must include the legitimate government of Ukraine," said U.S. President Barack Obama. "In 2014, we are well beyond the days when borders can be redrawn over the heads of democratic leaders."
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Putin to Obama: Russia "cannot ignore the calls for help"
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Crimean lawmakers set a date for a referendum on staying in Ukraine or joining
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Ukraine's interim prime minister, U.S. President Obama call such a vote unlawful
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West threatens Russia with punitive actions over Ukraine

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Question: What happens now to @placeholder "will have an impact on nuclear nonproliferation programs," Yatsenyuk said.


(CNN)  -- England wicketkeeper Matt Prior will miss the crucial fourth Test against West Indies in Barbados on Thursday after his wife gave birth to their first child, a baby boy. England cricketer Prior dashed from the Caribbean to be with wife Emily following the birth of their first child. Prior rushed home from the Caribbean to be with his wife Emily after hearing the news in the early hours of Monday morning. The Sussex star was due to temporarily quit the tour on March 2, the due date for the birth, but his premature departure will give reserve wicketkeeper Tim Ambrose the chance to impress.
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England wicketkeeper Matt Prior returns home early from West Indies tour
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Prior's wife Emily gave birth to their first child, a baby boy, overnight Sunday
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Pakistan captain Younis Khan hits a century in first Test against Sri Lanka
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Test umpire Steve Bucknor will quit match officiating at end of next month

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An international human rights group has accused Israel of committing war crimes during the brutal 50-day war with Gaza which left more than 2,100 Palestinians dead. Human Rights Watch has said it reached the conclusion after investigating three attacks on or near United Nations-run schools housing displaced Palestinians, in which at least 45 people were killed. The New York-based group, which carried out field research and interviews with witnesses, said no military targets were apparent in the area of the schools and some of the attacks were indiscriminate. Scroll down for video A Palestinian wounded in an Israeli strike on a compound housing a UN school in Beit Hanoun, in the northern Gaza Strip,  arrives on a stretcher at the al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City, on July 24. An international human rights group has accused Israel of committing war crimes during the brutal 50-day war with Gaza
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Human rights group says it reached conclusion after investigating three Israeli attacks on or near UN-run schools housing displaced Palestinians
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Group carried out field research and interviews as part of investigation
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It said no military targets apparent and some attacks were indiscriminate
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It comes a day after Israeli military announced its own investigation into cases involving Palestinian civilian casualties during the war

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By Helen Lawson PUBLISHED: 05:45 EST, 26 April 2013 | UPDATED: 07:47 EST, 26 April 2013 Jade Bayliss was off school with illness when her mother's ex-boyfriend burgled the home, strangled her, and set the house alight A convicted killer has been found guilty of murdering a 13-year-old British schoolgirl in New Zealand. Jade Bayliss was strangled with an electrical cord by her mother's former boyfriend Jeremy McLaughlin before he set the family home ablaze to cover up the crime. McLaughlin, a 35-year-old labourer, was found guilty of her murder this week as it emerged that he had previously been freed early from jail for killing a 14-year-old boy in Australia.
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Jade Bayliss, from Cumbria, was murdered by Jeremy McLaughlin in 2011
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McLaughlin had broken up with her mother Tina Lawson a fortnight before
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He killed Jade because she saw him burgle the family home in Christchurch

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Barcelona, Spain (CNN) -- Catalonia became the first Spanish mainland region to ban bullfighting after its parliament voted Wednesday to outlaw the tradition on animal cruelty grounds. The vote was 68 in favor and 55 against, with nine abstentions. Those who see the ancient tradition as animal cruelty were ecstatic about the vote, celebrating in the street outside parliament. Fans of bullfighting said the decision, however, does not mean it will disappear from other regions in Spain. Some analysts have said Catalan nationalism -- including the desire by some in the region for independence from Spain -- played a part in the vote. The upcoming regional elections for parliament later this year may have also had a role.
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NEW: Vote supporters celebrate outside parliament
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Catalonia is the first Spanish mainland region to ban bullfighting
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Its parliament votes to outlaw it on animal cruelty grounds
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Bullfighting is an ancient tradition in Spain

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It has all come together in a few days for Danny Welbeck. At the start of last week, he was unwanted by Louis van Gaal and well down the pecking order as a centre forward for Manchester United. A few days later, by which time he had moved to Arsenal for £16million and completed an excellent 20 minutes as a substitute with England, the outlook suddenly seemed considerably brighter. With Olivier Giroud injured and Alexis Sanchez just as likely to play wide, he has every chance of starting down the middle against Manchester City next Saturday. And Daniel Sturridge’s injury means a similar scenario is unfolding for Monday night in England’s Euro 2016 qualifier, where he is likely to start up front with former United team-mate Wayne Rooney.
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Daniel Sturridge's injury means Danny Welbeck could start upfront against Switzerland on Monday
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Welbeck is likely to start up front with former Manchester United team-mate Wayne Rooney
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The 24-year-old is part of a generation called on to revitalise interest in the England team

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A mother has spoken of her horror after discovering her fiancé had sex with the teenage lodger she had taken under her wing - in a graveyard. Adele McCormack, from Bradford, broke down in tears  after a lie detector test revealed that her partner, David Dutton, had cheated on her twice with 18-year-old Charlie James who had been living with them. The 41-year-old was told that David had a tryst with the teenager in a  forest near their home and another time at the city's Undercliffe Cemetery close to where his own father was buried. Adele McCormack and David Dutton enjoy a drink after meeting through mutual friends
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Adele McCormack, 41, saw messages from her lodger to her partner
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David Dutton, 28, thought he could pass a lie detector test on television
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Young lodger Charlie James, then 18, revealed second liaison in a forest

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A school today linked to the Trojan Horse scandal allegedly forced students to revise for exams in the street because staff did not want them speaking to inspectors. Fears that classrooms are being taken over by hardline Muslims have spread to Bradford  as it emerged Ofsted is sending officials to the city to see if strict Islamic rules are being imposed. Inspectors reportedly visited Laisterdyke Business and Enterprise College yesterday, and will likely visit Carlton Bolling College, where boys and girls have allegedly been segregated in classes and senior staff and governors visited a Birmingham school now in special measures.
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Concerns schools in Bradford may also have been targeted by hardliners
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Ofsted moves in on one school in city and inspection expected at another
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Bradford probe follows reported links to governor of school in Birmingham
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Pupils revising for exams say they were forced out to avoid meeting Ofsted
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Teachers also complained about attempts to change ethos and curriculum
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Sir Michael Wilshaw reverses accusation Gove opposed snap inspections

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Brussels, Belgium (CNN)"It's a nightmare," says Zaki Chairi. Chairi, a 27-year old Belgian comedian who performs with a humorous theatrical group that calls itself the "Muslim Raiders," was speaking several days after a deadly gun battle erupted last week between suspected jihadists and police in the eastern Belgian town of Verviers. News of the suspected Belgian terror cell immediately sent ripples of fear through this small European country's Muslim community. "I was freaking out. Really scared," said Chairi, who fears young Belgian-born Muslims could become victims of a backlash after the raid. "My mom said no one can go out tonight because of what happened," said Camelia Lakhdar. The 19-year old waitress said her frightened mother made her skip work the night of the anti-terror raid.
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The suspects have been accused of involvement in an ISIS-inspired plot to target police officers
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The Muslim community fears a backlash and rise in Islamophobia that could increase radicalization

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Interest in travel to Scotland from the rest of the UK has declined by 29 per cent compared to this time last year, according to new research. Ahead of the Scottish referendum on Thursday, industry experts have expressed concern over what independence could mean for the country's tourism industry - but it looks as though its uncertain future may already be having an impact. According to hotel comparison website trivago.co.uk, hotel searches for Scotland from England, Wales and Northern Ireland between August 1 and September 15 have decreased by 29 per cent compared to the same period last year. Decline: Interest in travel to Scotland from England, Wales, Northern Ireland has decreased by 29% on last year
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Hotel searches for Scotland from England, Wales, Northern Ireland decrease
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Travel interest from Scotland to rest of UK down 19% year-on-year
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Experts expressed concern for travel industry for independent Scotland

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By Alex Delmar-morgan PUBLISHED: 09:06 EST, 20 December 2013 | UPDATED: 09:29 EST, 20 December 2013 Liberal Democrat MP Lorely Burt has provoked anger among her constituents after she omitted the word 'Christmas' from her annual card in favour of the message 'Happy Holidays'. Residents accused the Liberal Democrat politician of being politically correct and unBritish, forcing Mrs Burt to issue an apology. Constituent Aminah Mehboob said: 'I am shocked that she has employed an obviously American phrase, rather than a more British greeting.' Lorely Burt's Christmas card which has been criticised for saying Happy Holidays and for being overly politically correct.
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Lib Dem MP Lorely Burt wishes constituents 'Happy Holidays'
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Angry residents say it's 'un-British' and smacks of political correctness
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Draws comparisons to the 1990s Winterval furore in Birmingham

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Bastian Schweinsteiger started on the bench against Manchester City but the match still allowed him to renew an old acquaintance with Frank Lampard. The pair's mutual admiration is well documented and they swapped shirts after the infamous 4-1 England defeat in Bloemfontein 2010. Schweinsteiger was later pictured playing football in a public park in Munich wearing Lampard's shirt. Bastian Schweinsteiger started on the bench for the Bundesliga champions against Manchester City The match still allowed the Bayern Munich midfielder to renew an old acquaintance with Frank Lampard Champions League fever is yet to sweep through the Etihad. There might at least have been a capacity crowd for the visit of the 2013 winners but the build-up was distinctly flat, more akin to a Capital One Cup tie.
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Manchester City beat Bayern Munich 3-2 at the Etihad Stadium
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Bastian Schweinsteiger started on the bench for the German champions
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Manchester City fans still seem yet to fully embrace the competition

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Britain will become more involved in the battle against Islamic State militants, but ground troops will not be deployed into Iraq and Syria, the Defence Secretary said today. Michael Fallon said the UK's involvement against IS fighters in Iraq will continue to be in a supportive role, by RAF planes taking part in air strikes, and helping to arm Kurdish troops. The Defence Secretary said western countries had learned from previous conflicts that the war against Isis would only be won by 'home troops', but that Britain and the U.S. can support them. Defence Secretary: Michael Fallon said the UK's involvement against IS fighters in Iraq will continue to be in a supportive role, by RAF planes taking part in air strikes, and helping to arm Kurdish troops
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Michael Fallon says British involvement in Iraq will continue to be supportive
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Rules out ground troops and says fight is one for a 'home army'
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Says Middle East has a duty to prevent Iraq and Syria 'falling apart'
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Turkish 'buffer zone' along Syrian border is being considered
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Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond and Fallon say UK could help in Syria
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Ministers prepared to seek Parliamentary permission to extend British action into Syria if US Central Command considers it 'militarily useful'

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(CNN) -- The steep, picturesque canyons that wind through Colorado's northern Front Range have been a draw for tourists, day-trippers and homebuyers for more than a century. But when record-setting rainfall began to hit last week, those picturesque canyons became funnels that poured hundreds of tons of water per second into towns like Boulder, Longmont and Lyons and left hundreds stranded in the mountains above. "This flood was a direct result of the large amount of rainfall that occurred in a widespread area, essentially from Denver north to almost the Wyoming state line, and for a long duration -- for about a 48-hour period last week," said Robert Kimbrough, a hydrologist with the U.S. Geological Survey in Denver.
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Boulder County says only 4 still unaccounted for
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Boulder saw nearly half its annual rainfall in a single day
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Nebraska warily watches the rising South Platte

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One Direction star Zayn Malik has been bombarded with death threats by outraged Israelis after posting a #FreePalestine message on Twitter. The 21-year-old, who was brought up a Muslim in Bradford, Yorkshire, shared the #FreePalestine hashtag earlier today to his 13million followers, who retweeted it 140,000 times. However, moments after the post appeared, Zayn began receiving messages telling him to 'kill himself' and one even read: 'Let me kill you'. Scroll down for video Threats: Zayn Malik was bombarded with death threats after posting this #FreePalestine message on Twitter Some fans said the comment would result in him losing a fanbase in Israel.
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The 21-year-old shared #FreePalestine hashtag to 13million followers
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It has already been shared 140,000 times on the social media site
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Some have said the comment would result in him losing his fan base in Israel
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Malik, originally from Yorkshire, is engaged to Little Mix's Perrie Edwards
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Mother Trisha converted to Islam after meeting Zayn's father Yasser

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By James Andrew Follow @@JamesAndrew_ Bacary Sagna is getting used to his new surroundings at champions Manchester City and began his first day at his new club by getting fitted out for his new suit. The France defender joined City on a free transfer after leaving Arsenal at the end of last season. And after a break following the World Cup, Sagna arrived at the club's Carrington training HQ for his first day. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Bacary Sagna on the treadmill before joining up with City Suits you: Bacary Sagna is measured for his new Manchester City club suit
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Bacary Sagna fitted for club suit on first day at Manchester City
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Defender joined on a free transfer after leaving Arsenal
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Yaya Toure, Pablo Zabaleta and Edin Dzeko were also kitted out

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