Laura Carmichael shot to fame playing Lady Edith in ITV's much-loved drama Downton Abbey. To reflect the time period from 1912 onwards, Laura and her co-stars have worn minimal make-up as cosmetics were not embraced by aristocratic ladies at the time. So the actress may look unrecognisble to Downton fans in her latest part starring in a Lisa Eldridge make-up tutorial. Scroll down for video The lady is a vamp: Laura's familiar look as Lady Edith in Downton Abbey, left, and transformed after her smokey eye make-over The professional make-up artist reveals how she ensures Laura looks glamorous for red carpet events with her smokey eye make-over.
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Actress stars in make-up tutorial with Lisa Eldridge
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Make-up artist explains step-by-step how to get smokey eye look
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Laura doesn't usually wear heavy make-up in Downton role as Lady Edith
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Explains how she won the part after getting by as waitress and receptionist

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East London will stop for a moment on Wednesday night. As Lionel Messi clambers off the Argentina coach on Green Street, hundreds will gather to catch a glimpse. Half of the world’s big two is in town for one week only. It’s not to be missed. Messi has already captured the imagination around West Ham’s Rush Green Academy base – particularly after playing a practice match against the club’s Under 21 side – and is set to dazzle under the East End lights. Lionel Messi practices his shooting as Argentina train at West Ham's Rush Green Stadium The Barcelona superstar listens to Argentina coach Gerardo Martino during the training session
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Argentina warmed up for their international friendly against Croatia with a practice game against West Ham U21s
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Behind closed doors game featured the likes of Lionel Messi, Sergio Aguero, Javier Mascherano and Angel di Maria
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Carlos Tevez is primed for a return to Upton Park - two years after his last game there
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Croatia are likely to rest Luka Modric and Ivan Rakitic but Alen Halilovic will play some part
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The 18-year-old plays for Barcelona B but has a bright future ahead of him

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(CNN) -- At least 61 people were killed and scores wounded Wednesday in the latest wave of attacks in the Iraqi capital and across the country. Bombings and shootings, aimed at security forces and civilians alike, made it an especially bloody day as sectarian violence flared up. The United Nations said 2013 was the deadliest year in Iraq since 2008, with almost 8,000 people killed, most of them civilians. Fears of all-out sectarian war have increased since violence broke out in Anbar province in recent days. Much of the violence recorded Wednesday was in and around Baghdad. Twenty-two people were killed and 74 were wounded by seven car bombs and two roadside bombs that exploded in the Iraqi capital, targeting mainly Shiite areas, police said.
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NEW: At least 61 people have been killed across Iraq on Wednesday
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Seven car bombs, two roadside bombs explode in Baghdad, targeting mainly Shiite areas
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Iraq is seeing a recent uptick in violence

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New York (CNN) -- A country with a Mediterranean climate and sparse snowfall, Israel is seldom considered a viable competitor in winter sports. So when Roman Zaretsky and his sister Alexandra take the ice in Vancouver on Friday, they will be skating for more than just a medal. The ice dancing pair hope to show the world that Israel can be a fierce competitor, no matter what the season. For Roman Zaretsky, 27, the weather was never a deterrent and competing in the Winter Games was always the goal. "I always knew I wanted to be in the Olympics, since I was 10," Zaretsky says.
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Brother and sister team is representing Israel in ice dancing
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Roman and Alexandra Zaretsky hope to inspire kids in Israel to take up the sport
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Born in Belarus, they moved to Israel, but came to U.S. for better training facilities
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They were 22nd at the 2006 games but feel they can do better in Vancouver

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By Katy Winter PUBLISHED: 06:22 EST, 16 October 2013 | UPDATED: 10:48 EST, 16 October 2013 A successful male model has bravely given up his career to start all over again - as a female model. Chloe Lapper, 28, used to be a man called Shane, and walked the catwalks of some of the most famous fashion houses in the world. But now Chloe, from Banbury, Oxon, is finally on the way to achieveing her lifelong dream of becoming a woman, and is determined to make waves in the fashion industry once again. Shane, pictured in a Dolce & Gabbana show (left) hopes to re-create the same success as Chloe (right)
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Shane Lapper was scouted as a model six years ago at age 22
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Had global success on runway, including walking for Dolce & Gabbana
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Hopes to re-launch modelling career as a woman

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(CNN) -- NATO will begin to scale back operations in Libya following Moammar Gadhafi's death, with the preliminary end date of October 31, NATO chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen said Friday. A formal decision on a definitive end date will be made early next week. "We did what we said we would do and now is the time for the Libyan people to take their destiny into their own hands," Rasmussen said after meeting with officials in Brussels to determine what should happen next. NATO forces will be on standby until the end of the month to continue to provide assistance to civilians if needed, he said, adding that, if requested by the new Libyan leadership, the international body could also help in the transition with regards to reforms to the country's defense and security sectors.
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"We did what we said we would do," NATO chief says
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NATO confirms a strike by its aircraft likely contributed to Gadhafi's capture
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Officials: Coalition forces' seven-month mission is drawing to an end

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Memphis, Tennessee (CNN) -- Forty-two years ago, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated in Memphis, Tennessee, while promoting the importance of the content of one's character. Today, an African-American candidate who marched with King is hoping the voters in a Democratic primary race will look at the color of his skin. Willie Herenton, who served as mayor of Memphis for almost two decades until he resigned in 2009, is making race a key part of his platform in his attempt to unseat incumbent Rep. Steve Cohen. Herenton's main campaign slogan on yard signs, flyers and T-shirts is the phrase "Just One," a reference to his belief that there should be at least one African- American representing Tennessee in Congress.
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Willie Herenton hopes voters in Tennessee's 9th District will look at color of his skin
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Herenton challenging incumbent Rep. Steve Cohen in Democratic primary
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Cohen has backing of Obama, Congressional Black Caucus
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Both candidates say they think Martin Luther King Jr. would be proud of their work

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Question: "Together, we passed historic health care reform, and together we're continuing the fight to renew our economy and bring jobs back to the @placeholder people.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:01 EST, 11 July 2012 | UPDATED: 14:04 EST, 11 July 2012 On trial: Teacher Bruce Roth, pictured outside court earlier in his trial, is accused of sexually abusing students while working at King's School in Rochester, Kent, and Wellington College in Berkshire A housemaster accused of molesting boys at night at a top public school was previously a pop singer who had toured with legendary DJ Norman Cook, a court heard today. Bruce Roth, a maths teacher at £30,000-a-year Wellington College, Berks, is accused of sneaking into boys' dormitories in the middle of the night and molesting them as they lay in bed.
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Bruce Roth is accused of sneaking into boys' dormitories at night
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Maths teacher worked at £30,000-a-year Wellington College in Berkshire
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He is accused of abusing five boys in incidents dating back to 1987

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A British expat executed on a beach in Libya was killed alongside his new girlfriend, it emerged yesterday. Former RAF officer Mark De Salis, 48, and Lynn Howie were both believed to have been shot in the back of the head. It is not known if Karen De Salis knew of Mark's relationship with Miss Howie, a mother-of-two from New Zealand. Shot: Mark De Salis (left) was working in Libya while Lynn Howie (right) was recently divorced Photographs posted on Facebook show Mr De Salis and his 47-year-old companion face down on the sand with a picnic blanket, food and drink next to them.
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Former RAF officer Mark De Salis and Lynn Howie were both believed to have been shot in the back of the head
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It is not known if Karen De Salis knew of Mark’s relationship with Miss Howie
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They were shot at a remote spot on the coast about 50 miles west of the capital Tripoli

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(CNN) -- A Massachusetts man taken into custody in a law enforcement sweep after the Times Square bombing attempt last year was deported to Pakistan Saturday, Customs officials said Sunday. Aftab Ali, also known as Aftab Khan, pleaded guilty to charges of unlicensed money transmitting and immigration document fraud in a plea deal that included his deportation, a statement from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) said. Khan, 28, was one of the men picked up in a terror sweep a year ago after the botched May 1, 2010, car bomb attempt. "Investigators obtained evidence that Khan had provided $4,900 to Faisal Shahzad, who was later convicted of carrying out the bombing attempt," ICE said.
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Aftab Ali Khan was arrested after the bombing attempt a year ago
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Khan pleaded guilty to sending money and immigrations fraud
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He was not accused of knowing about the bomb plot

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Question: The federal complaint against Khan did not charge that he was complicit in the attempted bombing or that he knew what @placeholder intended to do with the money, ICE said.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- How does a man from an unassuming Dutch village go to being loved in South Korea, adored in Australia, revered in Russia and admired in England? Guus Hiddink, the Russia and Chelsea coach, has had much to smile about in his 22-year managerial career. By being an exceptional football manager, for one. Enjoying success around the world -- at different levels with different players in different cultures -- has made Guus Hiddink one of the most admired bosses around. Born in rural Varsseveld, near the German border, in 1946, Hiddink's early years were unremarkable. While playing semi-professional football, he spent 10 years as a gym teacher at a school for children with learning difficulties.
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Born in 1946, Hiddink has become one of the best managers in the world
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Dutchman has enjoyed huge success at club and international level
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He's currently coach of Russia and is in charge of Chelsea until end of May

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Louis van Gaal admitted that Manchester United 'did not play as a team' and bemoaned Manchester United's lack of top quality defenders following the shock defeat against Swansea on his competitive debut at Old Trafford. Van Gaal became the first United manager to lose a home Premier League match on the opening day of the season after goals from Ki Sung-yueng and Gylfi Sigurdsson stunned a home crowd expecting life under the Dutchman to be a big improvement on last season's woes. The 63-year-old former Ajax and Barcelona boss was even forced to ditch his much-hyped 3-5-2 formation at half-time with United struggling to create any chances. The team switched to a flat back four which included Tyler Blackett and Chris Smalling in central defence, Ashley Young at left back and Phil Jones at right back.
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Manchester United slump to defeat against Swansea at Old Trafford
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Louis van Gaal suffered Man United's first Premier League opening day loss at home
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United manager ditched his much-hyped 3-5-2 formation at half-time

Question: 'Explaining his decision to change from his favoured 3-5-2 shape, Van Gaal said: 'I had decided to change formation in the first half because @placeholder made the pitch big and 4-3-3 is a better formation to press with.'


(CNN) -- Golf's governing bodies have ruled that the use of controversial anchored putters will be banned from 2016, following several months of consultation that drew strong U.S. opposition to the planned change. The United States Golf Association (USGA) and the R&A on Tuesday ratified the decision by changing golf's rulebook, despite formal complaints from the U.S. PGA Tour and the PGA of America. Professional golfers now have until January 1, 2016 to adapt their putting style to comply with the new regulations. Adam Scott was the latest major winner to use an anchored putter -- where the top of the club rests on the belly or another body part -- on his way to a sensational playoff victory at the Masters in April.
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Golf's governing bodies ban use of anchored putters from start of 2016
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Adam Scott used such a club to win the 2013 Masters, continuing a trend
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USGA and R&A say anchored putters are not in traditional understanding of golf swing
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U.S. PGA Tour will decide whether to incorporate the ban in its tournaments

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By John Stevens for the Daily Mail Price promise: Ed Miliband said he would freeze gas and electricity bills in the UK The boss of one of the biggest energy companies has said it would be too risky to cut prices ahead of winter because of Labour’s threatened price freeze. Paul Massara, head of Npower, said the firm had not reduced fuel bills despite a slump in wholesale prices – as an election victory for Ed Miliband would see them forced to stick with the new tariffs for 20 months. Critics last night said it showed Labour’s price freeze promise – which it heralded as the key part of its drive to help struggling families cope with increased living costs – had backfired spectacularly.
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Paul Massara said firm had not reduced bills despite drop in wholesale prices
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He said potential Labour price freeze had 'complicated all pricing decisions'
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Critics said Labour's proposed price freeze promise had badly backfired

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By Sara Malm Jailed: Richen Turner. 45, spent seven years on the run before finally facing justice in the U.S. A British woman has been jailed after spending seven years on the run from U.S. justice over a hit-and-run accident which killed a 39-year-old father. Richen Turner, 45, was three times over the limit when she ran a red light and ploughed into Peter Cambra's vehicle in October 2005. Mr Cambra died aged 39 when Turner, of Sheffield, South Yorkshire went through the traffic top at Atlantic Boulevard and Federal Highway in Pompano Beach, Florida, fatally colliding with his Cadillac.
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Richen Turner killed Peter Cambra in a hit-and-run in Florida in 2005
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The 45-year-old from Sheffield was three times over the legal limit
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Turner then fled to the UK where she has been hiding for seven years
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She has now been jailed for six years over death of 39-year-old dad

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Actress Lindsay Lohan is currently in London performing in new West End show Speed-the-Plow She forgot her lines — at least five times — and managed to fluff her only major speech of the play. The audience laughed but it was at her, sadly, not with her. As an ambitious Hollywood secretary called Karen in a new West End production of David Mamet’s Speed-the-Plow, Lindsay Lohan spends a lot of the play staring into a book she hopes to turn into a film. When the audience is left wondering whether the tome was just a prop or actually contained her lines, it’s a fairly desperate state of affairs.
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Hollywood actress is currently starring in West End show Speed-the-Plow
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28-year-old hopes production at London's Playhouse Theatre will help career
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She has previously been arrested on a number of occasions in native U.S.

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England’s Golden Generation could get another chance to win the World Cup, but they will have to do it in the blistering heat of Qatar in 2016. As a test run for the real thing six years later, Qatar is set to be chosen to host the inaugural Veterans World Cup in two years time and many of the players who played for England in 2002, 2006 and 2010 would be selectable as over-35s. Organisers of the 16-team tournament, World Sport Company, have yet to confirm Qatar as the venue but managing director Jawid Bunyadi told the Aspire Global Summit in Doha this week that the Middle East was the chosen location and Qatar appears to be the favourite within that zone.
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Qatar is set to be chosen to host the Veterans World Cup in two years and many England players of 2002, 2006 and 2010 would be selectable
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The 16-team tournament in Qatar would be a test for the 2022 World Cup
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The age limit on the 300 players expected to compete would be 50 and the games are likely to last 35 minutes each half of a 10-minute break
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Spain, England, Argentina and Brazil are all expected to take part
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Diego Simeone could come face-to-face with David Beckham and David Seaman might have to face his 2002 nemesis Ronaldinho

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(CNN) -- A story about an African tribe in India, long-forgotten and little-known, has garnered two Kenyan journalists the top prize at the CNN MultiChoice African Journalist 2012 Awards Ceremony. Tom Mboya and Evanson Nyaga's "The African Tribe in India," which aired on Kenya's Citizen Television, was selected from among 1,799 entries from 42 nations across the African continent on Saturday. Mboya and Evanson, who were among 34 finalists for the top prize, also won the Television Features Award. See a full list of winners and finalists "Journalism is a profession that allows you to go in and then bring out what the world needs to know. It is humbling that the Father Lord has brought us this," said Mboya, a senior news anchor for Citizen TV.
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In addition to winning top prize, Mboya, Nyaga win Television Features award
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Their story was about a little-known African tribe in India
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Slain Nigerian journalists Akogwu, Isa also honored
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CNN, MultiChoice host awards in Lusaka, Zambia

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Ruben Loftus-Cheek is all set to be handed his Chelsea debut on Wednesday night during their dead-rubber against Sporting Lisbon. The 18-year-old has yet to feature for the Blues but manager Jose Mourinho confirmed that he will be given a chance in the Champions League. 'I am so happy to give the kids a chance. He is an English player, 18, completely made in Chelsea. If he succeeds it's good,' Mourinho said. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Loftus-Cheek: Terry and Drogba are role models to me Ruben Loftus-Cheek is all set to be handed his Chelsea debut during their dead-rubber against Sporting
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Chelsea face Sporting Lisbon at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night
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Jose Mourinho says Ruben Loftus-Cheek will feature in Champions League
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Mourinho described Loftus-Cheek as 'completely made in Chelsea'
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John Terry, Eden Hazard and Willian were absent in Tuesday's training
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Jose Mourinho is expected to field a very different side for the match
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Chelsea have already qualified for the last-16 of the Champions League

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By Charles Walford Last updated at 7:19 PM on 8th December 2011 A pensioner claiming to be Heather Mills' forrmer chauffeur has been fined after being caught using a photocopy of her disabled parking badge. Stewart Simonson was caught out after traffic wardens recognised the picture on his permit 'was someone on the television'. Simonson, 65, said he photocopied the blue badge with Ms Mills' 'full knowledge and consent' as he was confronted about his Smart car parked on a yellow line in north London. He was ordered to pay a total of £660 - including a £175 fine - by Enfield magistrates after admitting using the permit six months after finishing working for the former model.
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Stewart Simonson caught when wardens recognised picture on the permit 'was someone on the television'

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(CNN) -- More and more airlines are teaming up with world-class chefs, hoping to solve that ultimate #firstworldproblem: how to serve a top-rate meal in the air. The strategy seems to be to throw glamorous, big-name chefs at the problem and hope that they can recreate on planes that same gastronomic magic they do at their restaurants. Celebrity chef Heston Blumenthal helped British Airways with a special Olympic in-flight menu in 2012; Joel Robuchon and Air France have made headlines with their collaboration, which began in 2011. The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong has also been tasked with creating a first-class menu for Cathay Pacific.
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Can fine-dining experiences really be pulled off at 30,000 feet? Some airlines think so.
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Cathay Pacific partners with Pino Lavarra from Michelin-starred Hong Kong restaurant Tosca
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Some recipes have to be tweaked to meet food safety regulations

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CAIRO, Egypt (CNN)  -- There's more to wearing the "niqab" -- the austere, all-covering veil favored by ultra-religious Muslim women -- than meets the eye. Cairo University students wearing niqab stand outside a university dormitory on Oct. 7 unable to enter due to the new rules preventing admission to niqab wearers. A recent declaration by a leading Egyptian cleric that women will not be allowed to wear the niqab in university areas frequented only by women has sparked demonstrations by female students in Cairo determined to wear the all-encompassing veil wherever they go. Egypt's Al-Azhar university, the highest seat of Sunni Islam, recently convened an all-male committee to rule on what women can wear at Egypt's public universities.
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Recent ban on wearing the all-encompassing veil sparked demonstrations
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Ban of the veil, known as the "niqab," seen by many as attempt to counter extremism
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Increasing number of young Muslim women want to cover themselves
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No consensus among Muslim scholars on covering up

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Question: Outside @placeholder, some women go without any head covering at all.


Gareth Bale’s £80million price tag when he moved from Tottenham to Real Madrid last summer caused plenty of eyebrows to be raised, and now a new report suggests the Spanish giants paid almost £30m more than the Welshmen is currently worth - even after becoming a Champions League winner. Experts at the Swiss-based CIES Football Observatory have placed ‘market values’ on top players from around Europe based on a wide range of ‘objective’ factors from age and contract expiry date to position, performance data and international experience. They calculate that Bale, 24, is worth ‘only’ £50.9m at market rates based on what a buyer should reasonably pay for him if he moved this summer. That is £29.8m LESS than Real Madrid paid for him last summer.
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Gareth Bale is valued at £50.9m, according to experts at the CIES Football Observatory
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Monaco's Radamel Falcao and Asier Illarramendi of Real Madrid complete the top three most over-valued plyers
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Premier League players Marouane Fellaini, Erik Lamela, Fernandinho, Willian and Roberto Soldado also feature

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(CNN) -- Merrill Newman -- the 85-year-old American detained by North Korean authorities earlier this fall -- returned Saturday to the United States, arriving at San Francisco International Airport. "It's been a great homecoming," said Newman, who was wearing a blue sport coat and khakis. He thanked the U.S. and Swedish diplomats who had helped secure his release, then told reporters, "I'm tired ... ready to be with my family now. Thank you all for the support we got, very much appreciated." With that, accompanied by his wife, Lee, and son, Jeff, he walked off. Hours earlier, in the airport in Beijing, video showed him smiling as he walked past a cavalcade of reporters. He felt good, he said, and was looking forward to seeing his wife
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NEW: "It's been a great homecoming," Merrill Newman says upon arrival in San Francisco
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Video shows Newman smiling as he walks through Beijing's airport
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The 85-year-old was detained in North Korea in October, issued a public apology
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State news reports Newman was released for "humanitarian" reasons

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(CNN)"This is where it all started," says Rizal Tandjung, gazing out over a sandy shoreline lapped by dying breakers. Almost 40 years old, Tandjung is one of Bali's surfing pioneers. Picking up his first board at the age of eight, he's now a professional surfer, owner of multiple surf shops and president of a clothing company, Hurley Indonesia/Bali. We're standing on Kuta Beach, a five kilometer stretch of white sand that's one of the most popular tourist areas on the Indonesian island of Bali. Once a small fisherman's village, today's Kuta is anything but quiet. Large commercial airplanes cruising into Ngurah Rai International Airport fly over the heads of surfers. Beach loungers are scattered down the shore as far as the eye can see, fighting for space with the multiple surf schools catering to tourists with "Endless Summer" dreams.
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Bali's popularity among surfers grew with 1970s release of "Morning of the Earth" documentary
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Pro surfer Rizal Tandjung was one of the first locals to defy cultural norms and take up the sport
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Surf photographer Jason Childs says Indonesian surfers need to take things to the next level if they want to top the podium

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(CNN) -- President Barack Obama spoke with Egypt's president moments after Hosni Mubarak addressed his country, telling the Egyptian that he must make good on his promises and avoid a violent response to the thousands of protesters in the streets. With parts of his capital ablaze, Mubarak said he was asking his government to resign and would soon announce a new one, pledging to address the concerns of thousand of Egyptians protesting in Cairo's streets. "I just spoke to him after his speech," Obama said, "and told him he has a responsibility to give meaning to those words, to take concrete steps and actions that deliver on that promise. Violence will not address the grievances of the Egyptian people. Suppressing ideas never succeeds in making them go away.
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NEW: Obama calls Mubarak and tells him to openly address his people's grievances
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Gibbs said the U.S. will review its "assistance posture" to Egypt

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The Department of Homeland Security quickly denied claims on Friday from a watchdog group that the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) has militants stationed in Juarez, Mexico who plan an 'imminent' attack against the United States. A DHS spokesman was bewildered, telling MailOnline that 'we are aware of absolutely nothing credible to substantiate this claim' made by Judicial Watch, a center-right group. 'In Mexico?' the official said on the phone. 'I haven't seen that at all.' An hour before Judicial Watch's report surfaced, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said publicly that his agency and the FBI 'are unaware of any specific, credible threat to the U.S. homeland' from the terror network.
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Three online reports warned Friday of ISIS involvement south of the border, including one from Judicial Watch that cited 'imminent' car-bomb attacks
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The Department of Homeland Security and the White House quickly denied that they have any information about ISIS gathering an attack force in Mexico
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DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson said America is 'unaware of any specific, credible threat to the US homeland' from the terror network
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Other reports cited social media warnings from ISIS militants and an online video showing a conservative filmmaker in a bin Laden mask sneaking into the US from Mexico

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WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- The Supreme Court heard new arguments Wednesday in a dramatic case that started with a movie attacking Hillary Clinton -- but that could have far-reaching implications for U.S. elections. The campaign finance case before the court stems from a film critical of then-presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. "If you thought you knew everything about Hillary Clinton, wait till you see the movie," said an ad last year for "Hillary: The Movie," a scorching attack on the woman then running for president. Citizens United, the conservative group behind the film, promoted it as featuring 40 interviews -- a "cast to end all casts"-- and promised that if "you want to hear about the Clinton scandals of the past and present, you have it here! 'Hillary: The Movie' is the first and last word in what the Clintons want America to forget!"
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Federal court ruled that movie broke campaign ad laws
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Group behind film attacking Clinton said it was a documentary
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Can corporations be barred from giving to election campaigns?
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Supreme Court expected to rule in a couple of months

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A day after a spectacular meteor blast shook Russia's Urals region, the cleanup operation got under way Saturday in the hard-hit Russian city of Chelyabinsk. Although some buildings were unscathed when sonic waves from the Friday morning explosion reverberated through the region, others lost some or most windows or had walls come tumbling down. More than 1,000 people were injured, including more than 200 children, according to news reports. Many of them were hit by flying glass. Most of those hurt were in the Chelyabinsk region; the majority of injuries are not thought to be serious. However, one woman was flown to Moscow to be treated for a spinal injury resulting from the shock wave from the blast, state media reported. About 50 people were still hospitalized Saturday.
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State media: 50 still in hospital, one woman with a spinal injury flown to Moscow
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Witness says flash shone "like 10 suns," felt shock wave pass through his body
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Divers find no trace of meteorite in a frozen lake near Chelyabinsk, state media report

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The company claims their product 'empowers women', but plenty of women disagree. The launch of a new 'vaginal tightening and rejuvenating cream' by an Indian pharmaceutical company has sparked fury among the fairer sex. Not only have women voiced the opinion on Twitter that 18 Again was created by Ultratech purely to cash in on female insecurities, but many are have criticised the accompanying TV advert. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEOS The advert for 18 Again involves a woman dancing seductively around her husband, repeatedly singing the line 'Ooh, I feel like a virgin' 18 Again promises to make a woman 'feel like a virgin'
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Indian cream promises 'vaginal rejuvenation'
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Twitter users appalled
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Cream follows India's controversial 'vagina lightening' cream

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(CNN) -- The question of whether the Tea Party will have a real impact on American politics (yes!) has evolved into a new debate: Is the Tea Party really about more than taxes? Glenn Beck, who invokes the semi-mythical "Black Robe Brigade" -- fighting preachers he claims led the American Revolution -- as a model for a new generation of activists seems to think so. On public radio, Bryan Fischer, a leader of the fundamentalist American Family Association, sternly instructed a libertarian Tea Party activist that her movement was religiously rooted whether she wanted it to be or not. A recent poll by the Public Religion Research Institute backs him up, revealing that 57 percent of self-identified Tea Partiers agree that "America is and always has been a Christian nation."
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Jeff Sharlet says anti-tax Tea Party shows signs of evolving into religious movement
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He says GOP star Sen. DeMint is gatekeeper for Tea Party candidates to establishment
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Price of admission, he says, is fealty to DeMint's religious vision of Tea Party
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Sharlet: Putting government in service of religion tends to align it with interests of wealthy

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By Katie Davies PUBLISHED: 09:50 EST, 18 May 2013 | UPDATED: 10:58 EST, 19 May 2013 A high school senior without a date for the prom made a Hail Mary shot with her YouTube video asking Miami Heat star Dwyane Wade to accompany her. And against the odds her cheeky request paid off when the basketball heartthrob arrived ready to accompany his date to last night's dance Nicole Muxo, 18, made a video on April 20 asking the shooting guard if he'd take time out of his play-off schedule to accompany her to the Archbishop Coleman Carroll High School prom.
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Shooting guard surprised 18-year-old by turning up at her prom in Coral Gables last night
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Nicole Muxo asked the star via YouTube and Twitter
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Player said he admired her persistence

Question: In it she poses in front of a Wade poster and says: 'Hi Dwyane Wade, my name is @placeholder and my senior prom is coming up.


(CNN)A murder weapon isn't the only thing missing as prosecutors try to convince jurors that former New England Patriot Aaron Hernandez orchestrated the  execution of Odin Lloyd. The shoes prosecutors say Hernandez was wearing at the industrial park where Lloyd was killed also have seemingly vanished into thin air. "The shoes and footprints caused by the shoes (are) a big deal," says CNN legal analyst Paul Callan, a former homicide prosecutor. A big deal because connecting an athletic shoe impression found near Lloyd's body to Hernandez could help prove he directly participated in Lloyd's death. Lloyd, 27, was shot once in the back and six times in the front in June 2013 -- the final two bullets fired as he lay face up, according to the medical examiner. Hernandez has pleaded not guilty.
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Shoes prosecutors say Hernandez wore on night of Lloyd's death are missing
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Hernandez is on trial for murder of Lloyd and has pleaded not guilty
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Linking shoes to impressions at crime scene would help prosecution with its case

Question: The basement is where Hernandez's man cave is located and is complete with bar, a screening room, a pool table with a @placeholder's logo, and a trophy room.


The Rijksmuseum, home to one of the world's most celebrated collections of art and historical artifacts reopened Saturday after a 10-year, $489 million rebuilding project which saw many of its treasures travel the world while the gallery was closed. Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands performed the opening ceremony in Amsterdam, one of her final official duties before she abdicates at the end of the month. Once open, the Rijksmuseum will welcome visitors 365 days a year. Thousands attended the ceremony and poured into the museum, eager to reacquaint themselves with old favorites including Rembrandt's "Night Watch," Vermeer's "Milkmaid," and Frans Hals' "Merry Drinker," or to catch a glimpse of new highlights: An Yves Saint Laurent "Mondrian" dress, a 16th Century sculpture of the "Mater Dolorosa," or a war plane dating to 1917.
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Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum reopens after a 10-year, $489 million rebuilding project
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Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands opens gallery -- one of her final duties before abdicating
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The new-look Rijksmuseum showcases 8,000 works of art spanning 800 years of Dutch history
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At its heart is Rembrandt's "Night Watch," which the original museum was built around

Question: "When you enter the Rijksmuseum, you are transported into another world -- the world of @placeholder, of Vermeer and of Mondrian."


Russia's prime minister promised to pour funds into Crimea during a surprise visit to the annexed peninsula today as the government looks to tighten their grip on the region. Dimitry Medvedev pledged to give funds to improve power supplies, water lines and education while residents captured trains loaded with Russian military equipment travelling towards the capital Simferopol. Leading a delegation of Cabinet ministers on a surprise visit, Medvedev also said he would quickly boost salaries and pensions. Despite the show of political strength, Russian troops were pulled back from the border with Ukraine amid signs the Kremlin is being stung by Western sanctions.
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Residents film freight trains carrying military equipment into Crimea
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Russia says it is withdrawing forces from Rostov region near Ukraine
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Russian prime minister Dmitry Medvedev made surprise visit to Crime
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He pledged Russia will pour in resources to annexed peninsula to improve education, health care and local infrastructure

Question: Russia's defense minister, meanwhile, announced Monday that all @placeholder men of conscription age will get a deferral from the draft for one year.


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- One of two American service members who were abducted in Afghanistan on Friday has been killed, provincial government officials said Sunday. Den Mohammad Darwish, the spokesman for the governor of Logar province, said he learned from locals that the American was killed. He said the body was found in the Patanak Mountains of Charkh district. He also said the vehicle the men were driving was located Sunday. A Taliban spokesman confirmed that the killed American died in a firefight and the other is being held by the group. Another official, Samar Gul Rashid -- who is the governor of the Charkh district in Logar province -- also confirmed the killing, saying he learned about it through Afghan intelligence officials.
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Afghan official says body of killed service member has been found
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U.S. military officials say the two went missing in Kabul
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Afghan official says he learned of the death from locals

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By Charlie Lankston PUBLISHED: 16:08 EST, 31 August 2013 | UPDATED: 04:53 EST, 2 September 2013 It’s the moment most men with a long-term girlfriend dread – the ‘quiet word’ with her mother about his future intentions. And Carole Middleton certainly wasn’t prepared to avoid the subject just because the man dating her daughter Kate was a future King. A new book by The Mail on Sunday’s Royal Editor Katie Nicholl reveals how ‘jittery’ Carole, worried about the absence of a ring on Kate’s finger, took Prince William aside to press him on his plans. Carole Middleton pressed William on his plans when she became worried about the absence of a ring on Kate's finger
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Sensational revelations are in new book by Mail on Sunday Royal Editor
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Carole pressed William on his plans when worried about absence of a ring
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William assured her there would be a marriage and they hoped for children

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KARBALA, Iraq (CNN) -- A female suicide bomber apparently targeting Shiite worshippers killed at least 40 people and wounded at least 65 in Karbala on Monday, according to an Interior Ministry official. Iraqi security forces gather around the site of a car bomb explosion in Baghdad on Monday. The incident occurred one-half mile from the Imam Hussein shrine of Karbala. Karbala is a Shiite holy city, and the Imam Hussein shrine is one of Shiite Islam's holiest locations. The shrine marks the burial spot of Hussein bin Ali, the grandson of the Prophet Mohammed, who was killed in battle nearby in 680.
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Death toll rises to 40 in explosion in Karbala, official says; 65 injured
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Explosion was near holy shrine for Shiite Muslims, burial spot of Hussein bin Ali

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Things you never expect to see: A Brazilian bartender asking a customer whether it’s five or six. To the opposition. At the time it was just five. To Germany. Later on, it was indeed six. Then seven and – as Mesut Ozil broke clear in the final minute – it could have been more. This was humiliation on an epic scale. To those watching in the bar on the corner of fashionable Paulista Avenue here in Sao Paulo on Tuesday night it signalled the end of a dream that – against their better judgement – they had started to believe in.
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Brazil wakes up to the embarrassment of the 7-1 defeat by Germany
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Another 'congratulated' the 1950 team for not being as bad asTuesday's
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Players like Fred, Hulk, Jo and Maicon would not get many games between them in the Premier League
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Neymar, Pele, Zico and Socrates between them wouldn’t have stopped this

Question: I saw Brazil play their second group games against Mexico – a goalless draw – and Cameroon – a 4-1 win – and it was clear on both occasions that this was a @placeholder team carrying deeper flaws than perhaps any in the nation’s history.


Washington (CNN) -- If case you had any doubts, don't -- Bill Clinton's fully on board President Barack Obama's re-election effort. "Barack Obama deserves to be re-elected president of the United States," the former president said Sunday night, as he joined the current officeholder at a fundraiser for the Obama re-election campaign. It was a very different story four years ago, when Clinton was the biggest and most vocal supporter of his wife, Hillary Clinton, in her historic battle against Obama for the Democratic presidential nomination. Clinton was a critic of then-Sen. Obama, arguing that the freshman senator wasn't ready to handle the duties of the Oval Office. Among Clinton's most controversial comments came when he challenged Obama's claim to be more against the Iraq War than Hillary Clinton.
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Four years ago, Bill Clinton was the biggest and most vocal supporter of Hillary Clinton
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Bill Clinton recently appeared in a buzzworthy Obama campaign web video
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Clinton can help Obama by reminding voters of better economic times

Question: "There is no one with more economic credibility than President @placeholder -- so when he says President Obama will revive the economy and save the middle class, folks listen.


(CNN) -- From soup kitchen director Rita Baldwin's perspective, the notion that "homeless people are the scum of the earth" has returned to her Gulf Coast town, which still struggles four years after Hurricane Katrina. Loaves and Fishes executive director Rita Baldwin poses with her son, Scott Blain, who works at the kitchen. Baldwin -- formerly homeless herself -- found that "the storm was a great neutralizer. It put us all on the same level." That social pendulum is swinging back to the pre-Katrina world, she said, but she added that the community has shown a renewed sense of compassion.
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As the city recovers from Katrina, Loaves and Fishes sees more visitors
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Clientele include the homeless, day laborers, out-of-luck gamblers
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"I think we'll feel the effects of Katrina for a long time," mayor said
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He expects to break ground on a $400 million infrastructure project in January

Question: "The economy really didn't get bad for those of us in @placeholder areas because so much money was flushed into these areas to help us get back up on our feet.


Astonishing drawings of Adolf Hitler and his henchmen sketched in 1931 by a British artist who was allowed into the dictator's lair have emerged. Helen McKie was the only woman allowed to sketch in Hitler's Munich headquarters, called Brown House, and she produced 17 chilling pictures of the Nazi monster and his inner-sanctum. Drawn two years before Hitler came to power and eight years before the start of World War Two, the images are a glimpse into the early stages of Nazism. Life-like: Astonishing drawings of Hitler and his henchmen sketched in the early days of the Nazi party by British artist Helen McKie have come to light
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Helen McKie was the only woman allowed to sketch in Hitler's Munich headquarters
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Drawings are an incredible glimpse into early stages of Nazism

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Hot stuff: The Naga Chilli Vodka packs 250,000 Scovilles Vodka fans with an adventurous side can add a bit of spice to their lives as Master of Malt launches the world’s hottest chilli vodka. At 250,000 on the Scoville scale, the new Naga Chilli Vodka is so hot it comes with a special health warning. Its launch comes just months after the company released the 100,000 Scovilles Naga Chilli Vodka. The new version is 2.5 times hotter. The chilli used in the vodka is the Naga Jolokia, which is known to be one of the hottest chillis it is possible to grow, and rates higher on the Scoville scale than most law-enforcement grade pepper sprays.
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Fiery spirit made from Naga Jolokia peppers which can measure 1000,000 on Scoville scale
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Peppers rate higher on the Scoville than law enforcement pepper spray
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Scoville scale is chart used to measure heat of chillis

Question: Each @placeholder unit denotes how many times the chilli must be diluted by its own mass of water until the heat is only just detectable.


Sprint tumbled to last place in this year's Consumer Reports rankings for U.S. wireless service providers, based on a survey of users. Although it trailed only first-place Verizon in overall customer satisfaction among major carriers, Sprint got what Consumer Reports called "dismal marks" for value, voice, text and 4G reliability. "Our latest cell service satisfaction survey revealed a somewhat precipitous decline by Sprint that shuffled the rankings of the major standard service providers," said Glenn Derene, electronics content development team leader for Consumer Reports. "And smaller, no-frills, no-contract and prepaid service providers continue to do a better job of satisfying customers, and provide an increasingly viable alternative to some of the expensive, long-term contracts that many consumers find themselves locked into."
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Sprint drops to last in Consumer Reports rankings of wireless carriers
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Verizon was top-ranked major service provider
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Sprint says slip likely due to ongoing upgrades to its network

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By Helen Pow and David Mccormack PUBLISHED: 09:09 EST, 9 August 2013 | UPDATED: 09:30 EST, 9 August 2013 A stripper was found guilty on Thursday of the attempted murder of her fiance who had drained his 401k supporting her before ending their relationship. Vicky Miller, 44, of Plano, Texas, was sentenced to 20 years in prison and a $10,000 fine - the maximum penalty for the second-degree felony conviction. Her former fiancé Paul Key, 54, had testified that Miller, her son, Francisco Hurtado, and family friend Dunkan Boyce tried to kill him when he went to her house in November 2011 to collect his belongings.
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Vicky Miller, 44, has been found guilty of the 2011 attempted murder of Paul Key
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The couple met while Miller was dancing topless at Lipstick Cabaret in Dallas, Texas and he proposed after just 30 minutes
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Key said he drained his 401k and took out a mortgage so he could lavish Miller with gifts including cars but she wouldn't get married
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After he dumped her, she allegedly asked her son to strangle him to death with an extension cord and beat him with a fry pan

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Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- The United States and Afghanistan signed a long-delayed security agreement Tuesday that will allow U.S. troops to stay in Afghanistan beyond the previous December deadline to withdraw. The deal was signed by Afghan National Security Adviser Mohammad Hanif Atmar and U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan James Cunningham during a ceremony in Kabul. The future of the U.S. military's presence in Afghanistan beyond 2014 had been in doubt. Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai negotiated the security deal but then reneged, and it became clear that no agreement would be signed until after presidential elections this year. In February, the Obama administration announced for the first time that it had begun planning for the possible withdrawal of all U.S. troops by the end of 2014 if Afghanistan did not sign the agreement, which spells out the rights of U.S. troops operating there.
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NEW: President Barack Obama hails "historic day" that will aid long-term Afghan security
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Signing comes one day after the swearing-in of Afghanistan's new president
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United States was poised to withdraw all its troops by end of year if deal wasn't signed
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Agreement was negotiated by former Afghan President Hamid Karzai, who later reneged

Question: He also paid tribute to the contributions of @placeholder, saying that while America's relationship with him has been "punctuated by disagreements," he is recognized by the world as "a nationalist, a patriot and an important figure who stepped forward when his country needed him."


(CNN)As ISIS continues it murderous rampage in the Middle East, Egypt's President said it's time for more Arab countries to join forces against the terror group. "The need for a unified Arab force is growing and becoming more pressing every day," Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi said in a televised speech Sunday. El-Sisi said Jordan and the United Arab Emirates have offered military help as Egypt amplifies its battle against ISIS in neighboring Libya. CNN military analyst Maj. Gen. James "Spider" Marks said "it's about time" an Arab leader like el-Sisi made such a statement. "Strategically and politically for the region, this is a big deal, and it's absolutely the right first step," the retired U.S. Army officer said.
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"This is a big deal, and it's absolutely the right first step," U.S. Maj. Gen. James Marks says
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Jordan and the UAE have offered military assistance to Egypt, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi says

Question: Now, they have a common enemy in @placeholder, a formidable regional threat.

Question: "Your armed forces only protect the people of Egypt, and we coordinate with our @placeholder brothers," he said.


From glowing skylines to a city perched 12,000 feet in the air, these cities are among the seven most incredible urban hubs in the world. Beirut, in Lebanon, the Cuban capital of Havana and La Paz, in Bolivia, have been named among the seven most incredible cities in the world. The honour comes courtesy of the New7Wonders Cities - an initiative to identify the top urban centres on Earth - and follows the campaign to find the seven modern wonders of the world as well as the seven natural wonders. Scroll down for video Despite its history of unrest, Beirut, Lebanon, was named one of the 'seven city wonders' of the world
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Public voting has whittled 28 shortlisted cities to the top 7 in the world
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Conducted by New7Wonders Cities campaign
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(CNN) -- Just over a week ago, they were two little boys living with their grandparents and the family dog, Nati, in Tampa, Florida. That was then. First, police say Chase and Cole Hakken's father broke into the home and tied up the boys' grandmother before whisking the two children away -- one day after he and the boys' mother officially lost their parental rights. The 2- and 4-year-old boys ended up sailing to Cuba with their parents, triggering an international manhunt that ended this week. Chase and Cole are now back in Tampa, trying to resume their life with Nati and their grandparents.
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NEW: The person who sold a 25-boat to Josh Hakken later tipped off authorities
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The Hakkens are accused of abducting their sons, sailing with them to Cuba
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The two boys are back with the boys' maternal grandparents

Question: Given @placeholder sentencing guidelines, a conviction on the kidnapping charges alone could mean the Hakkens will spend the rest of their life behind bars.


(CNN)A previous five-year collaboration led to total domination of Formula One and McLaren chief executive officer Ron Dennis is confident its new partnership with Honda can bring back that winning feeling to the team. Since 1995, McLaren has been using Mercedes-Benz engines, but after two difficult seasons in F1 their new deal with the Japanese car manufacturer renews one of the most successful partnerships in motorsport's elite class. "The first few races I predict will be problematic, as we wrestle with what we hope are performance advantages, and inevitably performance advantages sometimes carry unreliability with them," Dennis told CNN's Amanda Davies in an exclusive interview.
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McLaren boss Ron Dennis discusses British team's chances for 2015 Formula One season
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Dennis expects start to new season to be "problematic" but "competitiveness will be quickly established"
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Drivers Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button need to focus on "winning and not beating each other"
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First F1 race of new season gets underway in Melbourne on March 15

Question: While @placeholder's seat at McLaren was sorted out "five or six races before the end of the season," Button was left to sweat over his F1 future.


Toulouse, France (CNN) -- The suspect in a deadly shooting spree at a Jewish school in France knows he is being hunted and might carry out another attack, Paris Chief Prosecutor Francois Molins warned Tuesday. He said the killer is "very determined" and has committed premeditated murders, targeting victims based on their race or religion. "The criminal is anti-Semitic or terrorist," Molins said. "One does not exclude the other." The shooting on Monday was the third fatal attack on minorities in southwest France in eight days. The region remains on scarlet alert, the highest level in France, after a teacher and three children -- two of them his own young sons -- were gunned down Monday at Ozar Hatorah, a Jewish school in Toulouse. The other victim, the daughter of the school's director, was killed in front of her father.
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Witnesses describe the gunman as slim, 5-foot-9, prosecutor Francois Molins says
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All the victims were shot in the head from point-blank range, the prosecutor says
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Interior Minister Claude Gueant says authorities looking at possible neo-Nazi involvement
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The gunman who killed 4 at a Jewish school was wearing a camera, the minister says

Question: Exceptional measures have been put in place to find the suspect as soon as possible, Molins told reporters in @placeholder.


It's a tragic life when all you live for is to hate Manchester United. There are some strange people around but I think the strangest of all must be those who can't wait for the weekend so that they can totally ignore the reality of what's actually happening, and instead work overtime to twist and fabricate anything Manchester United do into some sort of massive failure. These people belong to a special sect – ABU. Anyone But United. Louis van Gaal's Manchester United have three more points than they did under David Moyes last year Moyes was sacked by United after one season  - Van Gaal's points tally was identical up to last week
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Manchester United have three more points under Louis van Gaal than they did under David Moyes  in the Premier League after 22 games
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But those criticising them are the United-hating keyboard warriors
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Van Gaal has won titles with every club he's managed
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Twitter overreacted to Radamel Falcao's misses - he'll come good yet
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United aren't great right now but they will be great again, and those saying otherwise will need to prepare for that painful moment in their lives
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Question: He's on big wages for sure, but that's what a player like @placeholder commands in the current market.


Syrian forces in Damascus loyal to President Bashar al-Assad have fired at least four Scud missiles inside Syria, presumably at rebel groups, a U.S. official said Wednesday. U.S. military satellites picked up and confirmed the infrared signature of the four short-range Scud missiles, which were launched from the Damascus area into northern Syria, according to an official who declined to be named, citing the sensitivity of the matter. The missiles did not land on the Turkish side of the border but "came close," the official said. And as Syrian forces dabble with longer-range weapons with increased lethality, authorities say NATO is also preparing to send a Patriot missile defense system to neighboring Turkey after it made the request at a meeting in Brussels last week.
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Syrian forces have fired at least four Scud missiles inside Syria, U.S. officials say
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Fighting Wednesday killed 113 people, including 15 children, an opposition group says
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An opposition leader calls for the U.S. to rescind its terrorist designation of al-Nusra
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Russia's foreign minister questions the U.S. decision to recognize the rebel coalition

Question: Al-Nusra is not part of the coalition but has fought against @placeholder's government and, consequently, has support among Syrians sympathetic to the rebellion, Shaikh said.


As it continues to ramp up its efforts for the 2012 election cycle, a national umbrella organization for the tea party movement readily admits its grassroots organizing strategy is borrowed from the left's political playbook. "Whether they win or lose a campaign, an election, a fight of some kind -- did they come out stronger than they went in?" is how Brendan Steinhauser, FreedomWorks' director of state and federal campaigns, described the grassroots approach utilized by liberals. Matt Kibbe, FreedomWorks president and CEO, pointed to a strategy that was "very consistent with all of the left's literature on community organizing." He attributed a specific phrase that the tea party group has adopted -- "winning by building and building by winning" -- to the Sierra Club in the 1990s. "I stole it from them," he said.
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FreedomWorks pursuing grassroots strategy that aims to build long-term organization
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Author: Tea party movement becoming a permanent special interest group within the GOP
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FreedomWorks CEO: Once activists become connected, you just have to "feed the machine"
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Indiana tea party activist: "You unite, you'll change the world"

Question: @placeholder explained how a connected community of activists can get established and then engage in get-out-the-vote efforts.


By John Stevens Perched perilously on a lorry axle, two migrants make a desperate attempt to get into Britain. The pair were filmed by hidden night-vision cameras as they clung to the underside of the Dover-bound lorry in Calais. French Channel ports are seeing a surge in asylum seekers trying to make it to the UK, with hundreds of Syrian refugees among those living in squalid camps awaiting their chance. Dicing with death: A night vision camera catches two men attempting to sit on the axle of a lorry to get into the UK BBC cameras captured the moment the two migrants clambered on to a British lorry under cover of darkness. Migrants often wait for a truck to stop at a junction before climbing underneath. Gangs can be seen on the road leading to the port as lorries approach.
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The two men were captured on a night vision camera at the French port
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Calais has become a magnet for migrants bound for UK

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Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Swansea's home clash with Leicester... Swansea vs Leicester (Liberty Stadium) Kick-off: Saturday 5.30pm - Sky Sports 1 Odds (subject to change): Swansea 5/6 Draw 12/5 Leicester 7/2 Referee: Mike Jones Managers: Garry Monk (Swansea), Nigel Pearson (Leicester) Head-to-head league record: Swansea wins 8, draws 8, Leicester wins 10 Team news Swansea Jonjo Shelvey is set to return for Swansea's Barclays Premier League home game with Leicester on Saturday evening.
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Swansea City host Leicester City at the Liberty Stadium (Saturday 5.30pm)
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Jonjo Shelvey is set to return to Swansea's line-up for the game
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Riyad Mahrez could return for Foxes after missing trip to Newcastle United
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Garry Monk accused Stoke City's Victor Moses of diving in 2-1 loss

Question: @placeholder have scored 10 of the 11 penalties they’ve been awarded in the Premier League.


The United States is offering its help, but making clear that the Nigerian government must take the lead in finding more than 200 schoolgirls kidnapped by the Islamist militant group Boko Haram. Officials told CNN the Obama administration is sharing intelligence with Nigerian authorities and could provide other assistance, but there is no planning to send U.S. troops. With a World Economic Forum gathering set to begin Wednesday in Abuja, the Nigerian government came under mounting pressure to save the girls abducted in the country's remote northeast and threatened with being sold into slavery. On a trip to Africa, Secretary of State John Kerry said the United States "will do everything possible to support the Nigerian government to return these young women to their homes and to hold the perpetrators to justice."
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A top State Department official is traveling to Nigeria
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President Obama is briefed on the kidnapping of more than 200 schoolgirls in Nigeria
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Sources: The United States is sharing intelligence with Nigerian authorities
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There are no plans for U.S. troops to get involved, officials say

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American traveler Stacey Addison says she was detained for months in East Timor because she unwittingly shared a taxi with a stranger carrying methamphetamine. Now she's out of jail -- and a guest of a former East Timor leader. Addison, 41, of Oregon, was released from an East Timor prison Thursday, nearly four months after her initial arrest in the small Southeast Asian nation in a drug case in which she says she's innocent. Addison appeared before reporters Thursday at the home of former East Timorese President and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Jose Ramos-Horta, who says he'll host her temporarily at his home.
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Stacey Addison was detained by police in September during a taxi journey
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She says another passenger in the cab picked up a package containing drugs
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Addison was on a nearly two-year trip around the world
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She is awaiting return of her passport so she can go back to the United States

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By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 08:25 EST, 19 December 2012 | UPDATED: 20:08 EST, 19 December 2012 The BBC deputy director of news today became the latest casualty of the Jimmy Savile Newsnight scandal after he resigned over the fallout from problems with the flagship investigative programme. Acting director-general Tim Davie said he had accepted Stephen Mitchell's resignation this morning with ‘great sadness’. However it soon became clear that still nobody has been sacked over the affair. It came as former Sky News executive Nick Pollard released his review into the decision to drop a report into Jimmy Savile's sexual abuse, saying it was ‘flawed’ and plunged the BBC into ‘chaos’.
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Deputy Director of news Stephen Mitchell resigned this morning
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Three BBC employees disciplined following the McAlpine fiasco but no one sacked
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News director Helen Boaden involved in shelved Savile probe to return top post
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Adrian Van Klaveren who signed off botched Lord McAlpine probe replaced as Radio 5 Live controller by Jonathan Wall but will get new job at BBC
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Newsnight editor Peter Rippon stepped aside after Savile scandal but will also move to another job at Corporation
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His deputy Liz Gibbons was editor on night of botched McAlpine probe and she will also be replaced on Newsnight

Question: A BBC lifer, Mr Rippon has worked on a string of high-profile shows and took over at @placeholder in 2008.


(CNN) -- It was one of the most memorable scenes in recent Champions League history -- Jose Mourinho running along the touchline to celebrate with his Porto side at Old Trafford after a late goal knocked out Manchester United in 2004. Ten years later Mourinho made another long dash on the touchline in the Champions League, this time after his Chelsea scored an 87th-minute goal through Demba Ba to take control against Paris Saint-Germain in the quarterfinals. He wasn't overly celebrating but instead giving instructions to his team on how to protect the lead in the dying stages. Chelsea did hang on, winning 2-0 at home to overturn a 3-1 first-leg deficit and advance on away goals in a battle of the rich versus the rich in European football. Mourinho thus will be managing a team in the Champions League last four for the fifth consecutive campaign.
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Chelsea overcomes 3-1 first-leg deficit against PSG to reach Champions League semis
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Demba Ba scores a late goal in London as Chelsea advances on away goals
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Real Madrid withstands a Borussia Dortmund fightback to also go through
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Borussia Dortmund wins 2-0 at home but loses 3-2 on aggregate

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By Wills Robinson Governors in charge of the secondary school at the centre of the Trojan Horse scandal have been told they are not doing enough to combat extremism. The damning indictment of Park View Academy in Birmingham follows allegations that children are being taught lessons in holy war. A report set to be published by Ofsed next week has also accused the school of failing to warn its pupils about conservative ideals. Damning: Park View School in Birmingham has been condemned for not doing enough to combat extremism and will be condemned for not doing enough to protect pupils in a report set to be published next week
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Report says teachers at Park View school were intimidated by leadership
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Criticses staff of not vetting external speakers who run themed assemblies
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Birmingham school is expected to be given an 'inadequate' rating next week
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Follows three-month probe into links to Muslim hardliners at 21 schools

Question: One of the allegations is that external speakers, who are invited to run @placeholder-themed assemblies, are not vetted properly.


A terrified couple on board the faulty Virgin Atlantic jet which made a dramatic emergency landing at Gatwick yesterday have revealed how they sent text messages with their final goodbyes to relatives. Plumber Dean Turner and his wife Stacy sent the messages after cabin crew on board flight VS43 told them to brace as the plane came into land with only three quarters of its landing gear down after a set of wheels on the starboard wing refused to drop. The couple were on board the Boeing 747 bound for Las Vegas with their three children Khenya, 16, Ellie 13, and four-year-old Maisie.
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Dean and Stacy Turner were due to fly to Las Vegas with their daughters
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Hours into the flight from Gatwick the Virgin plane developed a fault
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The plane circled the airport and landed with one of its landing gear stuck
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Mr Turner revealed how they sent text messages with their final goodbyes
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Said they were left wondering if they were going to survive the ordeal
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Spoke of their relief after the jet landed safely at Gatwick hours later
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Hero pilot who landed the plane was revealed to be David Williams, 47

Question: In a brief statement, he said: 'All of our pilots at @placeholder are trained to the highest standards and we go through regular testing to deal with any scenario that may arise.


By Neil Ashton PUBLISHED: 07:14 EST, 16 January 2014 | UPDATED: 11:12 EST, 16 January 2014 Mauricio Pochettino is staying at Southampton following talks with owner Katharina Liebherr. Pochettino's future was thrown into doubt when executive chairman Nicola Cortese walked away from the club following a bitter dispute with Liebherr. Saints faced the possibility of manager Pochettino, who has steered them to ninth in the Premier League, and a host of star players following Cortese out the door. Staying: Southampton boss Mauricio Pochettino greets a member of staff before his press conference He's in not out: Pochettino walks into his press conference after saying he will remain at St Mary's
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Mauricio Pochettino's future was in doubt after Nicola Cortese quit
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Cortese walked after row with owner Katharina Liebherr
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In brief meeting Liebherr assured Pochettino he had her trust
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Pochettino will be here 'on Saturday and beyond'
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Player exodus on the cards with Rickie Lambert wanted by West Ham
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There are fears Liebherr will sell the club, currently ninth in the top flight
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Mood at training has not been right since behind-the-scenes turmoil

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A BBC reporter has faced calls to resign after he told the daughter of Holocaust survivors in Paris: 'Palestinians suffer hugely at Jewish hands as well'. Journalist Tim Willcox sparked anger during his coverage of yesterday's rally in Paris, held in memory of the 17 victims of last week's terror attacks, including four Jewish people in a siege at a Kosher supermarket. During a live report from the streets of Paris, Willcox was speaking to a number of participants in the march, including one woman who expressed her fears that Jews were being persecuted, and 'the situation is going back to the days of the 1930s in Europe.'
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Tim Willcox was covering yesterday's Paris rally for the BBC News channel
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He spoke to participants during a live broadcast from the streets of Paris
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One woman he spoke to expressed fears Jews were being persecuted
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She told him 'the situation is going back to the days of the 1930s'
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Willcox replied: 'Many critics though of Israel's policy would suggest that the Palestinians suffer hugely at Jewish hands as well'
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Comments sparked anger and calls for him to resign
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Willcox has apologised for offence caused by 'poorly phrased question'

Question: 'I was not the only one who was utterly disgusted at the deeply patronising, offensive and frankly partisan way he hassled this woman - a woman who as a Parisian Jew is genuinely concerned for her well-being – seeking to justify the abhorrent murders of four jews in Paris with the @placeholder Palestinian conflict,' he said.


(CNN) -- Sens. John McCain and Barack Obama engaged in a pointed exchange over al Qaeda in Iraq on Wednesday. Sen. John McCain questioned Sen. Barack Obama's way of handling the war in Iraq. McCain questioned whether Obama was aware of the al Qaeda base. Obama's response was: "There was no such thing as al Qaeda in Iraq until George Bush and John McCain decided to invade Iraq." McCain was in Tyler, Texas, and Obama was in Columbus, Ohio. "I understand that Sen. Obama said that if al Qaeda established a base in Iraq that he would send troops back in militarily. Al Qaeda already has a base in Iraq. It's called al Qaeda in Iraq," McCain said.
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McCain questions whether Obama is aware of al Qaeda presence in Iraq
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Obama says there was no al Qaeda in Iraq until Bush, McCain decided to invade
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McCain statement: Comments during Democrats' debate were "timidity of despair"
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Obama: McCain has followed "George Bush into a misguided war in Iraq"

Question: A statement by McCain's press office Wednesday said, "Is Sen. @placeholder unaware that al Qaeda is still present in Iraq, that our forces are successfully fighting them every day, and that his Iraq policy of withdrawal would embolden al Qaeda and weaken our security?"


Doctors say 24-year-old Ashley Caughey has only months to live after malignant bone cancer spread unchecked throughout her body. She worries she won't see her daughter Paisley's first birthday, the little girl she refused chemotherapy treatment for in order to give birth to her last year. CNN reports she  had just gotten engaged to her now-husband Jonathan when she faced a gut-wrenching diagnosis - a cancer called osteosarcoma had developed in her leg. Agonizing decision: Ashley Caughey refused chemotherapy to give birth to her baby daughter Paisley, and doctors say she has only months to live Caughey had suffered aches in her knee since 2012, but it wasn't until the pain sent her to the hospital that the invasive bone cancer was discovered.
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Ashley Caughey was 23 when she was told she had bone cancer
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Chemotherapy would have put her 10-week-pregnancy at risk
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She refused therapy, giving birth to daughter Paisley last June
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By the delivery, cancer had spread throughout her body even to her brain

Question: '@placeholder is going to know how much I love her.'


(CNN)She will be remembered as the would-be bomber whose device failed to detonate in a string of otherwise deadly terror attacks at Jordanian hotels in 2005. Sajida al-Rishawi was sentenced to death for that attempt, and Jordan executed her early Wednesday. ISIS had demanded her release, threatening to kill two hostages if Jordan didn't comply. ISIS carried out those killings, and Jordan carried out al-Rishawi's execution. But just who was she? And what's her connection to the new radical Sunni group that controls big swaths of Syria and Iraq? Al-Rishawi was referred to as an "imprisoned sister" of the terrorist group in a message purportedly posted online by a known ISIS supporter.
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Sajida al-Rishawi was named in a proposed swap for Japanese hostage Kenji Goto
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She was a failed bomber in a string of terror attacks at Jordanian hotels in 2005
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In 2006, al-Rishawi was sentenced to death in Jordan

Question: The online posts, which CNN could not verify independently, appeared four days after an ISIS video demanded that the @placeholder government pay $200 million within 72 hours for the hostages' release.

Question: Forgoing the money, the voice then issued a new @placeholder demand: the release of al-Rishawi.


(CNN) -- The police beating of a California homeless man has spawned a civil lawsuit in which a bar doorman claims he was fired after he cooperated with investigators and claimed his manager made a false report to police about the homeless man's activities. Michael Reeves, who also worked as a security guard, is suing his former employer, the Slidebar Rock-N-Roll Kitchen in Fullerton, California, for more than $4 million, according to the lawsuit. Eric Dubin, attorney for Slidebar and its owner Jeremy Popoff, said Reeves' claims are "completely false and fabricated." Reeves "was simply fired for getting confrontational with a manager after he let girls in a side door," Dubin said in an e-mail to CNN. "He never mentioned any of these alleged claims to (the) DA when interviewed, during his sworn employment hearings for unemployment, nor in his signed termination papers last year."
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NEW: Lawsuit is "bogus" and "completely false and fabricated," defense attorney says
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Michael Reeves is a doorman at Slidebar Rock-N-Rock Kitchen in Fullerton, California
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He alleges his manager made a false report about a homeless man "breaking into cars"
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Kelly Thomas, the homeless man, was just picking up cigarette butts in a parking lot, Reeves claims

Question: I complained about that false report that night to my manager and continued to complain about the false report until the date I was terminated, on September 23, 2011," said @placeholder, who was hired in March 2010.


Bournemouth will be 'rubbing their hands' at the prospect of facing Liverpool right now because the Reds are 'there for the taking', believes Jimmy Case. The ex-Liverpool and Bournemouth midfielder is adamant that Eddie Howe's men will be confident they can catch Brendan Rodgers' side cold and cause an upset. With the Cherries sitting top of the Championship table, their situation in stark contrast to that at Anfield but the two sides face each other in Wednesday's Capital One Cup quarter-final at Dean Court. VIDEO Scroll down to see Rodgers on the mood in the Liverpool dressing room Raheem Sterling reacts after missing one of several clear chances for Liverpool against Manchester United
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Liverpool face Bournemouth at Dean Court in Capital One Cup
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Brendan Rodgers' men are 'there for the taking', believes Jimmy Case
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Ex-Liverpool and Bournemouth midfielder thinks Eddie Howe will be 'rubbing his hands' because 'everyone wants to face' Reds right now
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Case believes there could be an upset in quarter-final on Wednesday

Question: And that is a situation Case believes gives @placeholder a great opportunity to cause an upset.


(CNN) -- In the winter of 2011, Chris, a 23-year old professional poker player, was confident that his candidate, President Barack Obama, would keep control of the White House in November of 2012. But instead of ordering a few lawn signs or volunteering to go door-to-door for the campaign, he put his money where his mouth was. Chris, who asked that his last name not be used out of legal concerns, bet a Maryland bookie $50,000 that Obama would beat the field, at that time the entire cohort of Republicans slugging it out in the primary. "I was very confident," said Chris, a recent graduate of George Washington University. "No outcome is certain, but this guy was offering me 50-50 and I didn't understand how I can turn this down. The president, at the very least, was a favorite."
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International sites take wagers on who will win the election
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It is illegal, however, to make such bets in the U.S.
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Obama is getting better odds than Romney right now

Question: It is illegal to vote on the election in the United States -- the @placeholder Attorney General's office told CNN that instances of betting on an election are rare -- but that doesn't mean betting on an election elsewhere is rare.


A fraudster who forged the signatures of notable British figures scammed more than £33,000 out of collectors and enthusiasts by claiming they were real. Allan Formhals, 68, lived a 'criminal lifestyle' by selling books that he said were signed by top historical and literary names such as Queen Elizabeth I and Sir Winston Churchill, Southampton Crown Court heard. Other signatures he faked included those of the former Lord Protector of England, Oliver Cromwell, author Joseph Conrad and The Hobbit Lord of the Rings author J.R.R. Tolkien. Scam: Allan Formhals, pictured leaving court yesterday, lived a 'criminal lifestyle' by selling books that he said were signed by top historical names such as Queen Elizabeth I, Winston Churchill and Picasso, pictured right
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Allan Formhals claimed books contained signatures of iconic British figures
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Forged signatures also included authors J.R.R. Tolkien And Joseph Conrad
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He made more than £33,000 selling the fakes to collectors and enthusiasts
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He was must now pay back money he earned during the nine-month scam

Question: The conman convinced a @placeholder enthusiast that books contained the former Prime Minister's signature.


By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 03:53 EST, 1 October 2012 | UPDATED: 11:48 EST, 1 October 2012 Bookies were counting the cost of Europe's Ryder Cup victory after a stunning final-day comeback was rounded off by a remarkable gesture of sportsmanship by America's Tiger Woods. Jose Maria Olazabal's side recorded a 14½ to 13½ outright win in Medinah, Illinois, following a string of heroic performances by the likes of Luke Donald, Ian Poulter and Rory McIlroy. They played their part in ensuring Europe retained the trophy they won two years ago, but it was Woods who handed them outright victory in the final match of the tournament.
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Industry experts say late drama cost UK betting companies £10million
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Unlikely European comeback cost Ladbrokes £650,000 and Coral £400,000
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Two punters even bet £500,000 on Europe to win as odds fell last night
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Woods missed simple three-foot par putt on 18th green which lost match
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Bookmakers were hoping for draw because few punters had bet on that

Question: Up we go: Europe golfers hold captain @placeholder on their shoulders as they pose for a team photo


By Snejana Farberov A Tampa, Florida, police officer has been disciplined for dragging a restrained homeless woman on the floor after she was arrested for smoking crack cocaine. The incident took place last October and was caught on a surveillance camera inside the parking garage at the Hillsborough County Jail. The brief clip shows Officer Scott Van Treese remove the suspect from the backseat of a cruiser and place her on the floor. Scroll down for video Video evidence: This surveillance video from the Hillsborough County Jail parking garage shows Officer Scott Van Treese standing next to Sonja Mimmenger, who is lying on the floor with her arms and legs tied
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Tampa Officer Scott Van Treese received written reprimand for dragging Sonja Mimmenger by her arm
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Suspect who had nearly 80 run-ins with police was arrested October 5, 2013, for possession of crack cocaine and trespassing
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Van Treese said Mimmenger resisted arrest and he was forced to tie her legs and cuff her arms
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Mimmenger explained she could not stand on her own because her legs hurt from ride in the backseat of cruiser

Question: According to a police report, @placeholder, who has a lengthy criminal record, was arrested on charges of cocaine possession, trespassing and obstructing or opposing an officer without violence.


Spain will assess Cesc Fabregas' fitness on Monday to see whether he will be able to link up with the squad, with reports suggesting the Chelsea midfielder could be out for three weeks. Fabregas played the whole of Chelsea's 2-1 Premier League win over Liverpool on Saturday but Blues boss Jose Mourinho admitted afterwards he had taken a 'gamble' with the 27-year-old's hamstring problem. Mourinho also said that Fabregas could link up with Spain ahead of their upcoming matches against Belarus and Germany, but added that he 'would be back' as he was not fit. Cesc Fabregas (left) played against Chelsea despite not being 100 per cent fit
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Jose Mourinho said it was a 'gamble' playing Cesc Fabregas vs Liverpool
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Chelsea boss insists Fabregas 'would be back' if he joined up with Spain
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The midfielder is to be assessed by Spanish doctors on Monday
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Vicente del Bosque said it is not a lack of confidence in the Chelsea medical staff
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Spain play Belarus in a qualifier before playing a friendly against Germany

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(CNN) -- It's unlikely that you've heard of PJ King, despite the fact that he's about to set himself apart from most humans who've ever walked the planet. In as soon as 18 months, King could be launching into space as a paying commercial space tourist. King, a 41-year-old Irish businessman, is one of hundreds of travelers who've signed up and trained to be among the first paying passengers aboard Virgin Galactic's trips to suborbital space -- 62 miles above the Earth. "One of the reasons I'm doing this is precisely because I want these things to be ordinary," King said. "Part of the problem with space travel is that it is special."
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Traveling to space is just months away for hundreds of paying tourists, experts say
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Prices for suborbital space flights are already dropping from  $200,000 to $102,000
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Jeff Bezos, "Doom" games' John Carmack, PayPal's Elon Musk developing space systems
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New Mexico spaceport aims to host 500,000 tourists a year as Virgin Galactic base

Question: For a much shorter journey, @placeholder wants $200,000 for a flight to suborbital space.

Question: Spaceport officials are considering offering flights for visitors to watch @placeholder spacecraft blast into suborbit from 50,000 feet.


Manchester United and Real Madrid are going head-to-head for the signature of Athletic Bilbao's central defender Aymeric Laporte. The 20-year-old France Under 21 international has been on  United's radar for the past couple of seasons - with their well-documented defensive problems yet to be solved. But with Pepe getting older and Sergio Ramos debating a new contract, Madrid have made the first steps to taking him to the Bernabeu. Real Madrid and Manchester United are both interested in signing Athletic Bilbao defender Aymeric Laporte Laporte has been on United's radar for the past couple of seasons as they look to bolster their defence
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Aymeric Laporte has a buyout clause of £31.5million
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Twenty-year-old central defender is a France international
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Real Madrid see Laporte as a possible replacement for Pepe
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United  will have to make a world-record bid to sign PSG's Marquinhos
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Transfer news LIVE: Click here for the latest updates on Laporte and more

Question: Elsewhere, United have been warned they may have to break the world record fee for a defender after also enquiring about Paris Saint-Germain defender @placeholder.


By Political Reporter Last updated at 3:09 PM on 6th February 2012 Tory MPs last night urged David Cameron to seize back from Brussels up to 130 powers over crime and policing. In a show of strength, more than 100 Conservative MPs have written to the Prime Minister urging him to return control over a range of contentious crime measures to Westminster. The intervention steps up pressure on Mr Cameron to take a tough stance on Europe, despite the concerns of his Liberal Democrat Coalition colleagues. Pressure: David Cameron, left, was urged to give more control back to Westminster by MPs including Cabinet minister John Redwood, right
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They say European justice not right for UK

Question: MPs are also demanding action to remove the UK from a requirement that police share DNA and fingerprint data with other @placeholder police forces – another measure that has alarmed civil liberties campaigners.


A young woman who witnessed three Muslim women being threatened on a Melbourne train claimed police were reluctant to investigate the incident and only took it seriously when she vented her anger on Twitter. Law student Dana Affleck, 24, was on a train in Melbourne last Thursday just before 6pm when she witnessed a man screaming, threatening and banging on a window when he saw three elderly Muslim women wearing veils. ‘He was standing up and screaming abuse the entire time he was on the train, as soon as he saw the three women in veils,’ Ms Affleck told Daily Mail Australia.
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Woman witnessed three Muslim women being abused on a Melbourne train
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The man was 'terrifying', 'screaming' abuse and smacking the glass doors
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Dana Affleck called East Melbourne Police Station to make report
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When she called the station the next day, there was no record of her report
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Ms Affleck, 24, launched a Twitter campaign to raise awareness
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She was finally contacted by Victoria police on Monday after Thursday's attack

Question: 'This (@placeholder) is an excellent example of someone going out of their way to record the incident.'


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:41 EST, 1 March 2014 | UPDATED: 14:48 EST, 1 March 2014 The former San Diego State running back who mysteriously went missing this week after leaving the NFL Scouting Combine has been found, telling friends he spent days alone in a Florida airport under the instruction of God. Adam Muema, 21, was found Thursday at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, ex-Oklahoma linebacker Corey Nelson confirmed to UT San Diego. The airport is near the athlete performance facility where players spent the past two months training for the NFL.
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Adam Muema sat out session in Indianapolis last Sunday because God told him to
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He was due at an offseason 'training base' in Florida but did not turn up
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He did get on flight to Florida but coaches could not contact him
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He was found Thursday at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
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Muema had been there since Monday for religious reasons

Question: He is believed to have stayed there until Thursday, according to friend and fellow @placeholder star Corey Nelson


By Ted Thornhill Updated: 08:04 EST, 2 February 2012 Two young men found dead in a pond near an Army barracks died from drowning, police have revealed. The bodies are believed to be those of missing 17-year-old Hugo Wenn and Daniel Lloyd, understood to have been in his 20s. The pair were discovered almost 10 hours apart in Reed Pond, near Howe Barracks in Canterbury, Kent, on Monday. Investigation: The bodies are believed to be 17-year-old Hugo Wenn (left), who has been missing since last Friday, and Daniel Lloyd (right) A 54-year-old man arrested on suspicion of their murders has now been released without charge, Kent Police said.
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Post-mortem results show teenager and his friend drowned
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Detectives have arrested a man on suspicion of drugs offences
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Former headmaster says 17-year-old was a 'gentle giant'
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The Cardiff University student and other dead man were both musicians
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Teenager's friends mounted search for him after he failed to appear at pub

Question: Fondly remembered: Flowers are left at the entrance to the scene around @placeholder


(CNN) -- Running at full speed since the summer, a lab with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, testing blood samples collected by American hospitals on patients they suspected of having Ebola, has returned a negative result in every case. Until Tuesday. Some public health officials are explaining the first confirmed case of the Ebola virus in the United States, found in a man in Dallas, as a predictable event. But at least for this case, there are many questions surrounding that assertion. Were crucial procedures that might have prevented the victim--who Liberian officials have identified as Thomas Eric Duncan, according to an article in the New York Times--from arriving in the United States not in place?
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Ford Vox: Some say discovery of Ebola in U.S. predictable; it didn't have to be
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He says screening procedures out of affected nations and into U.S. too lax
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Vox: Why not several weeks of health surveillance of travelers from those nations?
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Vox: Truthfulness of travelers crucial, but hospitals also must be better prepared

Question: As evidenced by numerous flights of returning aid workers and journalists, recent @placeholder contacts do not bar re-entry.

Question: But it goes beyond lax screening: There is no effort to follow-up with potentially infected travelers after they arrive and begin circulating in @placeholder.

Question: @placeholder officials released Duncan's name Wednesday, irrespective of the hospital's deference to privacy.


By John Stevens Last updated at 7:23 PM on 8th August 2011 A former New York City police officer, acquitted of raping a drunken woman after helping her get home, was today sentenced to a year in jail for official misconduct. Kenneth Moreno, 43, the lead officer in the 'rape cop' case was labelled a corrupt liar who thought he was 'above the law' by prosecutors as he was sentenced. 'When law enforcement officers commit a crime, they rip at that fabric that holds us together and you, sir, ripped a gaping hole in that fabric by committing your crimes,' said State Supreme Court Justice Gregory Carro.
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Judge tells Kenneth Moreno that he 'ripped a gaping hole' in the 'fabric that holds us together'
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'You're a trained police officer. It's not too far a stretch to believe that you couldn't avoid being in that bed with a naked female,' he added
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Moreno and fellow officer Franklin Mata were cleared of rape but convicted of official misconduct for returning to the woman's apartment
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Had testified that he had only cuddled her in bed and went back to give her advice on binge drinking
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29-year-old alleged victim sobbed on the front row of courtroom
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Mata's sentencing postponed until Wednesday

Question: and @placeholder met the drunken woman in December 2008 after a taxi driver