Miss Lebanon has today claimed that her rival Miss Israel had been chasing her for days before finally ambushing her in a Miss Universe selfie that sparked outrage in her own country. The photograph which emerged earlier this week sent shockwaves through the home country of Lebanese beauty Saly Greige because the two countries are still officially at war. The selfie, taken in Miami at the Miss Universe pageant, led to Saly being accused of being unpatriotic - but now she is hitting back. Scroll down for video Controversial: The group selfie was taken by Miss Israel, Doron Matalon, left, forcing Miss Lebanon, Saly Greige, second from left, to publicly apologise
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Saly Greige faced outrage in her country when the selfie was posted
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The two countries are still officially at war even though there has been no significant conflict between them since 2006
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Her agent now claims that Miss Israel had been constantly 'chasing' her Lebanese rival - and that it was part of a wider plot dating since November
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He has lodged an official complaint with pageant organisers but expects they will not want to become embroiled in politics
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Miss Israel, Doron Matalon, claims the whole episode is 'sad', telling Miss Lebanon: 'Too bad you can't put the hostility out of the game'

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(CNN) -- A wind-fueled wildfire of epic proportions breached fire lines Tuesday and entered Colorado Springs, Colorado, bringing to at least 32,000 the number of people evacuated in the area and at the U.S. Air Force Academy, authorities said. "The fire conditions could not be worse," said Anne Rys-Sikora, spokeswoman for a multiagency fire response team. "It is like a convection oven out there." Residents of the North Mountain Shadows and Peregrine communities in Colorado Springs were ordered to leave their homes, authorities said. Multiple structures in North Mountain Shadows were being affected by the Waldo Canyon Fire, officials said Tuesday night.
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At least 32,000 people are forced out of their homes
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Air Force Academy moves residents out of housing areas
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Body found in evacuation area of Utah fire
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Response team spokeswoman: "The fire conditions could not be worse"

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A New Yorker who served 29 years behind bars for a murder he didn't commit walked free today after his conviction was thrown out. David McCallum, who has spent nearly two-thirds of his life in prison, sobbed into his hands as Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Matthew D'Emic vacated his conviction on Wednesday. McCallum, 45, said he was feeling mixed emotions because his fellow convict, Willie Stuckey, had passed away behind bars in 2001 before he could see their names cleared. It's 'a bittersweet moment, because I'm walking out alone,' he told reporters outside the court. Overwhelmed: David McCallum is comforted by Rosia Nealy, the mother of  fellow convict Willie Stuckey, after their convictions were thrown out in Brooklyn  on Wednesday. McCallum has been in prison for 29 years
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David McCallum, 45, sobbed as a  judge threw out his conviction Wednesday
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As he left  court surrounded by  family, he called it a 'bittersweet moment' because he was walking out without his friend Willie Stuckey
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He and friend  Stuckey were  convicted of murdering Nathan Blenner, 20, in Brooklyn in 1985 after they made false confessions
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Stuckey passed away in prison in 2001
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The convictions were overturned after the judge ruled that the confessions were false and peppered with details apparently supplied by police
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Their cause had been championed by ex-boxer Rubin 'Hurricane' Carter

Question: The ailing @placeholder had been working on McCallum's bid for exoneration for a decade after getting a letter from him.


Washington (CNN) -- Hackers based in Iran used social networks to spy on high-ranking U.S. and Israeli officials, a new report by a cybersecurity firm claims. Posing as journalists and government officials, the hackers have been working for about three years to get close to their targets, connecting with at least 2,000 people in the process, according to the report from iSight Partners. "While it's low sophistication technically, it's actually one of the most elaborate social media, or socially engineered, espionage campaigns we've ever seen," Tiffany Jones, a senior vice president at iSight, told CNN. The firm says that it doesn't have hard evidence tying Iran to the hacking but that "the targeting, operational schedule, and infrastructure used in this campaign is consistent with Iranian origins."
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Hackers posed as journalists and government officials, a cybersecurity report says
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They built connections on social networks to get close to their targets
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The aim was to get passwords and other credentials from diplomatic and defense officials
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The firm says the targets and the infrastructure used points to Iran-based hackers

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Willy Caballero has completed his £6million move to Manchester City from Malaga. The 32-year-old was spotted leaving The Bridgewater Hospital in Manchester's Moss Side on Tuesday after undergoing a medical. The Argentine has signed a three-year deal with the Premier League champions. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Interview with Manchester City's Willy Caballero while at Malaga New home: Willy Caballero completed his £6m move from Malaga to Manchester City Signing on: The deal for Caballero could rise from an initial £4.4m to £6m Reunited: Caballero trains at Carrington after linking up with his former boss Manuel Pellegrini (left) Testing: Caballero undergoes an ECG test as part of his medical before joining City
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Keeper spotted leaving hospital in Manchester after tests
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Caballero will provide competition for first-choice keeper Joe Hart
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Manuel Pellegrini worked with the Argentine during his time in La Liga
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No 2 keeper Costel Pantilimon left City for Sunderland this summer
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Bacary Sagna and Fernando have already moved to the Etihad

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By Alanah Eriksen UPDATED: 19:24 EST, 7 January 2012 Katy Perry's religious parents have managed to see something positive in the breakdown of their daughter's one year marriage. The pair spoke about their daughter's divorce for the first time - from the pulpit of their evangelical church, which was unusually packed it seems. Pastors Keith and Mary Hudson were seen taking to the stage to speak out about their famous daughter and the audience appeared captivated. The ministers suggested her split with Russell Brand was a gift sent by God - to help them fill churches. Pictured: Katy Perry's parents Pastors Keith and Mary Hudson spoke out about the breakdown of her marriage to Russell Brand on Wednesday night at 'Church on the Rise' in Westlake Ohio
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Keith makes 'joke' remarks many will consider anti-Semitic.
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Russell moves out of the posh $6.5m Hollywood Hills mansion

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(EW.com) -- Panem may become the hottest new vacation spot. Lionsgate, the studio behind the "Hunger Games" movies, announced in a conference call with analysts Friday morning that the company had been approached about "Hunger Games" theme parks in two territories, and was considering the possibility, according to Variety. No further details were given. It obviously makes financial sense for the Katniss empire to expand; the first film made over $690 million, and people seem a little bit excited for "Catching Fire," opening November 22. 'The Hunger Games': See full coverage Ignoring the pesky fact that starving districts full of poor people looking toward revolution as a way to end their suffering isn't the most upbeat concept (and blatantly misses the point of the books), let's brainstorm some ideas about what Adventureland: Dystopia Edition would look like, should it happen.
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The studio behind "The Hunger Games" is considering theme parks
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The possibility was raised during a conference call with analysts
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An astronaut uploaded photos taken outside Earth's orbit of a 'supermoon' to Twitter Sunday. Oleg Artemyev, a Russian astronaut currently stationed inside the International Space Station, shared the photos of a 'moonset' - which capture the moon passing the Earth, Sky reported. The 'supermoon' is set to accompany this year's Perseid meteor shower, one of the most anticipated events on the skywatcher's calendar. Given a dark, clear sky in a normal year, it is common to see more than 100 of the meteors an hour during the second week in August. But this year the Perseids have a bright shining rival.
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Oleg Artemyev, a Russian astronaut currently stationed inside the International Space Station, shared images of the 'supermoon' on Twitter
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The supermoon became full on Sunday - two days before the Perseid meteor shower
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It has already been seen overhead in China, Australia and New Zealand
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It is common to see more than 100 meteors are seen per hour in the meteor shower

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The model girlfriend of footballer Cristiano Ronaldo has been criticised for her 'disrespectful and ignorant' decision to pose semi-naked for the Bring Back Our Girls campaign. Irina Shayk, best known for featuring in the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue, posted pictures online supporting the campaign to rescue nearly 300 schoolgirls kidnapped in Nigeria. The images show the 28-year-old Russian with just a piece of cardboard saying '#bring back our girls!!!' covering her semi-naked body. Soon after the pictures appeared on her Facebook and Instagram pages, she faced a massive backlash, with her followers accusing the star of being disrespectful. Scroll down for video
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Irina Shayk posted images to support bid to save kidnapped Nigerian girls
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Pictures show her with just '#bring back our girls' sign covering her body
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Faced online backlash from followers who branded her 'tasteless and vile'

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Mischief: Diana liked to venture out in disguise As one of the most famous women in the world, she had to go to extraordinary lengths to avoid being recognised. Princess Diana dressed up as a 'male model' so she could enjoy an anonymous night out at a gay bar with Queen singer Freddie Mercury, television entertainer Kenny Everett and his co-star Cleo Rocos, it has been claimed. The Princess of Wales was a fan of the Kenny Everett Television Show and struck up a friendship with him and Miss Rocos. It was during one of their many get-togethers that a drink at the Royal Vauxhall Tavern in London was suggested.
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Princess Diana went to the south London bar disguised as a male model
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Episode is revealed in new book by Kenny Everett's co-star Cleo Rocos
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She described Diana as being in 'mischief mode' on evening in question
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Queen singer told the others they should 'let the girl have some fun'

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By David Martosko, Us Political Editor for MailOnline Obama is quietly forming a coalition to support airstrikes on ISIS in Syria after the execution of US journalist James Foley, according to a report on Wednesday. Obama said Tuesday in Charlotte, North Carolina that his Defense and State Departments are 'urging countries in the region and building an international coalition, including our closest allies, to support Iraqis as they take the fight to these barbaric terrorists.' He did not specifically mention recruiting partners for bombing raids over Syrian air space. But The New York Times reported hours later, citing unnamed sources, that the U.S. was engaged in a 'diplomatic campaign to enlist allies and neighbors in the region to increase their support for Syria’s moderate opposition and, in some cases, to provide support for possible American military operations.'
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New York Times report suggests Obama won't go it alone if he attacks ISIS inside Syria's borders
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ISIS oppression of Shi'ite Turkmen group in Iraq could be a rationale for striking the terror group as it attacks Turkmen in Syria
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There are no direct indications that 'coalition' partners would actually engage ISIS from the air along with Americans
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The US government also won't confirm that any nation has agreed to back the White House if Obama pursues ISIS into Syria

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Robin van Persie has reason to be thankful. If Manchester United had not spent more than £150m on new firepower during the summer, he'd be getting slaughtered for his performances right now. The Dutchman has largely managed to stay under the radar in the opening two months of the campaign despite a series of anonymous, lacklustre displays that perhaps signal the start of a terminal decline. Inevitably the scrutiny has been on the likes of Angel di Maria, Radamel Falcao and Ander Herrera, the latest batch of expensive acquisitions, rather than those who were already at Old Trafford. VIDEO Scroll down to see Louis van Gaal express his disappointment after West Brom draw
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Robin van Persie was anonymous in United's 2-2 draw at West Brom
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Holland striker hit the post but did little else at The Hawthorns
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The 'jet-lagged' Radamel Falcao looked sharper when he came on
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Van Persie's performance was criticised by fans and pundits alike
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Many believe 31-year-old is in terminal decline, as goal record suggests

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David Moyes has revealed that he was offered the chance to return to the Premier League, but turned it down in favour of a chance to impress in La Liga. Moyes was unveiled as the new manager of Real Sociedad in a press conference, and the former Everton and Manchester United man admitted he could still be in managing in England's top division. ‘To be completely fulfilled as a coach, you have to try different cultures. I’ve always wanted to work abroad,' said the 51-year-old Scot. VIDEO Scroll down for David Moyes unveiled as Real Sociedad's new head coach David Moyes was unveiled to the press in San Sebastian on Thursday afternoon
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David Moyes was sacked as manager of Manchester United in April
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He was unveiled as the new manager of Real Sociedad on Thursday
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Moyes said he received offers to manage in the Premier League
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He cited the club's great tradition of British managers, with Moyes following on from Harry Lowe, John Toshack and Chris Coleman

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Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Forces loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi went on the attack Tuesday, pushing opposition fighters back to the outskirts of a key oil town, rebels said. Also Tuesday, world diplomats met in London to discuss the future of the North African nation. Opposition fighters in Bin Jawad battled Gadhafi forces and came under a hail of artillery and rocket attacks, a rebel source said. CNN saw rebel fighters streaming back out of the city, beating what looked to be a hasty retreat. One said the barrage was too much for the opposition to withstand, and that Gadhafi loyalists had infiltrated Bin Jawad.
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NEW: President Obama does not rule out the option of arming rebel fighters
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Opposition fighters retreat from Bin Jawad, regroup in Ras Lanuf
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Libyan government says military and civilian locations were bombed in Tripoli
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Libyan forces pound Misrata, a witness with the opposition says

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A Missouri high school student who has said she only learned CPR 'a couple months ago' used her know-how to help an 11-month-old baby last week. Abby Snodgrass was at a Wal-Mart in High Ridge last Wednesday as a baby stopped breathing, KSDK reported. 'I was in the dressing room and I heard them call for the emergency over the radio,' Snodgrass said in an interview with the affiliate station. 'They said "No pulse, no breathing." And I just ran over there.' Scroll down for video Rescue: Abby Snodgrass, pictured, performed CPR on an 11-month-old baby last week Threat: A woman in the High Ridge Wal-Mart is seen holding her 11-month-old daughter and trying to get her to breathe again
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Abby Snodgrass was at a Wal-Mart in High Ridge, Missouri, as a baby girl stopped breathing
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She ran over  and performed CPR before responders arrived at the scene
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The family of the baby has publicly expressed its gratitude to Snodgrass and says the 11-month-old girl is alright

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German Chancellor Angela Merkel tonight backed allowing European countries to impose tighter controls on benefits, insisting she 'very much likes' having Britain in the EU. Appearing in Downing Street after talks with David Cameron, Mrs Merkel insisted that the principle of freedom of movement across the continent could not be 'questioned' but stressed 'where there is a will, there is a way' to addressing the UK's concerns. Mrs Merkel suggested that tackling abuse of the benefits system - a central plank of Tory demands for reform - could be addressed by individual member states without agreement in Brussels. David Cameron and Angela Merkel gave a press conference in Downing Street today after talks on EU reform
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German Chancellor tells PM: 'Where there is a will, there is a way'
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Insists she will work with Britain to find 'commons solutions'
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Leaders also toured German exhibition at the British Museum in London
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Cameron says he thinks renegotiation will succeed and will vote to stay in
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Sets out demands on immigration, welfare and blocking Brussels rules
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Exempting Britain from the principle of 'ever-closer union'
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Introducing a 'red card' rule to allow national governments to come together to block Brussels regulations
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Protection of the single market, as eurozone countries integrate more
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Major curbs on benefits claims for migrants, including blocking access to the dole for four years and ending child benefit being exported across Europe

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A woman who was shot by her stepdaughter's ex-boyfriend because she wouldn't let the girl spend time with him has died Mary Lou Hutson, 55, died  after a long battle against the injuries she sustained when Preston Pollard, 23, drove 15 hours to her house in Marion County, Florida, early Christmas morning and shot her. After a month and a half in hospital, Mrs Huston died Thursday. The official cause of death was a gunshot wound to the head, the Marion County Sheriff's Office told Daily Mail Online. Pollard, an Air Force trainee from Venus, Texas, also shot Mrs Hutson's husband Richard, 36, when he stormed into the house after midnight.
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Mary Lou Hutson, 55, of Ocala, Florida, died from gunshot head wound
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Preston Pollard, 23, thought to have shot her as she opened door to home
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Suspected shooter had driven from Venus, Texas, a 15-hour journey by car
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Richard Hutson, 36, also fatally shot. Ex-girlfriend Rose escaped to neighbor
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Pollard's car later careened off highway after he shot himself in the head

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(CNN) -- Sitting in the first lady's box listening to the President Barack Obama push for movement on immigration reform, Cristian Avila no longer had to keep his head down and live in fear of being deported. While the President dedicated only a brief part of his State of the Union address to immigration, his message went beyond his speech, and the evidence was sitting among the guests invited to join the first lady in the viewing box. "I feel honored and excited to be here. If it wasn't for receiving my DACA last summer I wouldn't have been able to attend the State of the Union," Avila told CNN.
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Sitting in the first lady's box was DREAMer Cristian Avila
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"If it wasn't for receiving my DACA last summer I wouldn't be here," activist said
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Avila caught the attention of Obama administration during his 22-day immigration fast
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He's optimistic about immigration reform despite fearing his parents being deported

Question: @placeholder pleaded for cooperation and pointed out how getting immigration reform done this year was important for the country's recovering economy.

Question: Still, @placeholder remains optimistic that immigration reform will happen in 2014.


(CNN) -- ABC News' Barbara Walters is expressing regret for attempting to help the daughter of Syria's U.N. ambassador by seeking an internship or college admission for her. "In retrospect, I realize that this created a conflict and I regret that," Walters said in a statement Tuesday. After Walters returned to the United States from a December ABC interview with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, she said, Sheherazad Jaafari contacted her. Jaafari, the daughter of Syrian U.N. Ambassador Bashar Jaafari, was described in March as a Syrian government press officer in New York. Sheherazad Jaafari appears to have a close relationship with the Syrian president, according to e-mails obtained by CNN. In e-mails from Jaafari to al-Assad, she writes, "hey handsome" and adds "I love u."
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Walters contacted CNN's "Piers Morgan Tonight" on the woman's behalf
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CNN did not interview or hire Sheherazad Jaafari
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Jaafari is the daughter of Syria's U.N. ambassador
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Affectionate e-mails from the woman to Syria's president were obtained by CNN

Question: Walters, in her statement Wednesday, described the interview as "hard-hitting" and said "the fallout for Assad from the interview was such that the Syrian government went to great lengths to discredit me and @placeholder."


Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, has some harsh words for the recently released Benghazi report, led by his own party. "I think the report is full of crap," Graham told Gloria Borger on CNN's "State of the Union" on Sunday. "I don't believe that the report is accurate, given the role that Mike Morell (deputy director of the Central Intelligence Agency at the time) played in misleading the Congress on two different occasions. Why didn't the report say that?" The investigative report Graham is referring to was released Friday by House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Rogers, R-Michigan, and Ranking Member Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger, D-Maryland.
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S.C. Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham: "I don't believe that the report is accurate"
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He says the House Intelligence Committee left out critical information
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Graham says "is doing a lousy job policing their own"

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The one-time lawyer and closest confidant of legendary 'Tonight Show' host Johnny Carson has revealed the moment the notoriously mercurial star broke down in tears when he discovered his wife was allegedly cheating on him. Having been roped into breaking and entering the secret Manhattan apartment of Joanne Copeland, Carson's second wife, attorney Henry Bushkin and the entertainer discovered a virtual shrine of photographs to pro-footballer Frank Gifford - confirming Carson's greatest fears. As Carson began to weep, Bushkin, who was aged only 27 during the clandestine 1970 raid recalls that the multi-millionaire television host's raincoat had fallen open to reveal a .38 revolver in a holster on his hip.
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Johnny Carson's secretly broke into his second wife Joanne Copeland's Manhattan apartment in 1970 searching for evidence she was having an affair
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Discovered around six or seven pictures of NFL legend Frank Gifford in the home
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This seemed to confirm his fears and caused Carson, who was armed, to begin to cry
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The scene played out in 1970 and was witnessed by his one-time attorney Henry Bushkin - who recalls the incident in his memoir

Question: However, as Johnny's fame grew and the temptations around him grew stronger, @placeholder's first marriage failed and ended in divorce in 1963.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Although President-elect Barack Obama will become the next commander-in-chief in just two weeks, several key issues remain to be resolved regarding the drawdown of U.S. troops in Iraq and the buildup of U.S. forces in Afghanistan. A U.S. soldier patrols in a village north of Kabul, Afghanistan, last month. A closed-door meeting Monday at the Pentagon with the Joint Chiefs of Staff and Gen. David Petraeus -- who is in charge of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars -- ended with no consensus on troop plans for either country, several top U.S. military officials told CNN. The officials, who did not want to be identified because the meeting was private, all offered CNN similar accounts of the discussions.
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Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. David Petraeus hold closed-door meeting
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Officials say meeting ended with no consensus on troop plans
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Discussions deal with pulling troops out of Iraq, beefing up forces in Afghanistan
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Obama, once in office, is expected to ask for plan on Iraq troop drawdown

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Question: Some commanders in @placeholder say that's too late, given the deteriorating security situation there.


Washington (CNN) -- Family members of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. were involved in a bus accident Wednesday after the high-profile ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of King's "I Have a Dream" speech, police said. The bus and a car collided near Washington's Tidal Basin just off the National Mall where the ceremony was held, according to Park Police, who have jurisdiction over the Mall. They said a person in the car was injured and taken to a hospital but did not provide information on injuries to bus passengers. Several members of the King family were aboard the bus and had laid a wreath at the memorial to the civil rights leader, according to Omarosa Manigault, a reality television star who was aboard the bus.
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A bus was carrying members of King family after 'Dream' speech ceremony
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The bus and a car collided near Washington's Tidal Basin just off the National Mall
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Reality star Omarosa Manigault said she was on the bus: 'We were very afraid'
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Mall Police say a person in the car taken to hospital; no report yet on bus passengers

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For more facts and stats from White Hart Lane, click here for our Match Zone Jurgen Klinsmann watched this shambles play out from a comfy, cushioned seat in the directors' box at White Hart Lane. The temptation at half-time, when his beloved Tottenham trooped off 2-0 down to a chorus of boos, was to ask him to take charge after the break. Let’s face it, why wait? These days Klinsmann, who turned down the Spurs job last year in the build up to the World Cup, is head coach of the USA soccer team. The Americans, playing catch-up on Tottenham’s 132-year history, get the game better than the group of players allotted to Mauricio Pochettino.
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Bojan Krkic gives Stoke the lead after just six minutes at White Hart Lane with strike from edge of box
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Jon Walters doubles lead after diverting in Mame Biram Diouf's cross
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Nacer Chadli scored superb volley for Tottenham to make it 2-1
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Tottenham's Kyle Naughton sent off late on for foul on Victor Moses

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It may be a long way from home but it took just two years for a trio of young techies to take their web-based startup from a classroom in Ghana to the world's technology capital, California's Silicon Valley. In November 2011, Ghanaian entrepreneurs David Osei, Kamil Nabong and Philips Effah founded Dropifi, an online tool that helps businesses sort customer feedback online. About 20 months later, it has become the first African company to join the 500 Startups program, a Silicon Valley-based seed accelerator and investment fund. "I never thought of moving to the Valley as soon as this, because basically we want to build a global startup company right from Ghana that is going to service the whole world," says Osei, Dropifi's chief executive. "But coming to the Valley is definitely a step ahead of what we had imagined."
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Dropifi is the first African company to join the Silicon Valley-based 500 Startups program
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It is an online tool helping companies monitor customer feedback
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Launched in 2011, Dropifi has over 6,000 clients in more than 30 countries

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BERLIN. Germany -- Germany striker Kevin Kuranyi fired Schalke up to joint second in the Bundesliga, while Bayern Munich have a golden chance to put one hand on the league title if they beat Stuttgart on Sunday. Kuranyi's early goal was enough to give Schalke a vital victory over Champions League rivals Hamburg. Kuranyi's 15th league goal of the season -- after just two minutes -- gave Schalke the three points with a 1-0 win in Hamburg to go level on 54 points with Werder Bremen, who shared a thrilling 3-3 draw at Karlsruhe. After Schalke sacked coach Mirko Slomka a fortnight ago, caretaker coach Mike Bueskens was delighted with the victory over their rivals.
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Kevin Kuranyi's early goal gives Schalke a 1-0 home victory against Hamburg
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Schalke now level in second position with Bremen, who draw 3-3 at Karlsruhe
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Bayern Munich will all but clinch the title with a win over Stuttgart in Sunday

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(CNN) -- Last night's shooting rampage at a movie theater in Aurora, Colorado, was a nightmare. Authorities have already arrested a suspect. Four weapons were recovered in the shooting scene, including a shotgun and two handguns. Twelve people have been killed, with many more injured. According to law enforcement officials, the weapons were purchased legally by the suspect in the last six months. The shooting was senseless. And it makes us think once again about how we can address the horrific problem of gun violence in America. The first task is conceptual -- can we figure out what will work? The second task is political -- can plausible solutions be implemented legislatively?
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A gunman went on a shooting rampage in a movie theater in Colorado
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John J. Donohue: Our gun policy is made by the NRA
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Look to Australia in formulating an effective gun control policy, he says
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Donohue: The question is, will our country ever unify against gun violence

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Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) -- Iraqi officials on Tuesday released security camera video of two weekend bombings that killed at least 155 people -- the deadliest attacks in the capital in more than two years. One video shows cars traveling around a traffic circle on Haifa Street in central Baghdad Sunday morning before a huge blast in front of the Justice Ministry. The impact shakes the camera and its view is obscured by clouds of smoke. Another camera shows the dozens of charred cars covered in debris from the other blast, as two fires burn nearby. Baghdad Gov. Salah Abdul Razzaq showed the videos at a news conference held under a blown-out ceiling at the second bombed building.
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Two blasts in Baghdad over the weekend killed more than 150 people
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One video view shows cars traveling around a traffic circle before a huge blast
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Another camera shows charred cars covered in debris from the other blast
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Sunday's attacks were the deadliest on Iraqi civilians since August 2007

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MOSCOW, Russia (CNN)  -- On the eve of a two-day summit with U.S. President Obama, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev says both countries are "moderately optimistic" about "resetting" their relations. Russian President Dmitry Medvedev spoke to Italian media about conflicting views on U.S. missile defense. In an interview with Italian media RAI and Corriere della Sera, Medvedev said relations "have begun to revive" after a period of significant deterioration during the administration of President George W. Bush. The top issue on the agenda for the two leaders, Medvedev said, is working out a new treaty on limiting strategic offensive nuclear weapons to replace the 1991 START I agreement, which expires December 5.
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Relations have "begun to revive" after Bush administration, he says
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Treaty on strategic nuclear weapons tops his agenda for Obama summit
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He says Russia "is not against the development" of U.S. missile defense plan

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By James Salmon Created 11:05 AM on 5th December 2011 UPDATED: 08:04 EST, 5 March 2012 Giant fine: HSBC has been fined £10.5 million by the FSA for giving 'inappropriate investment advice' to elderly customers Thousands of frail elderly people struggling to pay care-home fees were lured into gambling their life savings on risky investments. The ‘serious and systemic’ scandal went unnoticed for an astonishing two decades. It came to light yesterday as HSBC, Britain’s biggest bank, was fined a record £10.5million and ordered to repay £29.3million to vulnerable savers it had misled. There are fears that thousands more pensioners could have fallen victim to the banking industry’s latest mis-selling scandal.
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FSA said bank's NHFA subsidiary 'inappropriately' advised 2,485 customers to invest in 'unsuitable' bonds
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HSBC fined £10.5m and ordered to repay £29.3m in compensation
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Sample of files found 'unsuitable sales' had been made to 87% of customers
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Average investment of £115,000 by customers with average age of 83
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Many of those given poor advice were more likely to die than see a profit on their investment
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Were you or a relative mis-sold an investment by the NHFA? If so, please contact the Daily Mail newsdesk on 020 7938 6372 or email news@dailymail.co.uk
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This article was amended to make clear that FirstStop Care Advice is not in partnership with NHFA. We would also like to clarify that the charity is not regulated to provide financial advice.

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(LifeWire)  -- Misti Guertin was a publicist with a full roster of clients and a growing salary when her husband, Gary, 56, was offered a job managing a luxury resort on a private island in the Caribbean. "It takes some heartfelt conversations to begin balancing the career scales in a marriage," says an expert. "My career was just beginning to bloom," says the Stuart, Florida, resident, "but we both placed more emphasis on Gary's career." Misti, 47, was raised to believe that the man's career comes first. So she went, taking a token title as co-manager of the resort. But less than a year after their arrival in 2005, a fire ravaged the resort and Gary's contract was terminated.
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Study: It's common for couples to place more emphasis on the man's career
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Book author battles with NASA pilot over whose career is most important
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Wife found herself dealing with subtle power plays at home
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Possible fixes: Long-distance marriage, trading places, honest conversations

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Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- The United States and Afghanistan signed a landmark deal Sunday that affords Afghan authorities an effective veto over controversial special operations raids. A bid to end visceral Afghan anger over raids on private residences, the deal prevents NATO's International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) from conducting such operations without the explicit permission of Afghan officials, said a senior NATO official. It was not clear, however, whether the deal ceded 100% of U.S. capabilities over special forces operations, ISAF's key tactic against the insurgency. From now on, an Afghan review group will have to authorize an operation before it goes ahead, the official said.
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NATO Official: The deal gives Afghans effective veto power over raids
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Raids into homes are deeply unpopular among Afghans but the U.S. says they are vital

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By James Tozer PUBLISHED: 03:56 EST, 5 July 2013 | UPDATED: 15:09 EST, 5 July 2013 For more than three-quarters of a century, a four-fingered  chocolate bar meant you were eating a KitKat. But shoppers could now be offered an alternative after a legal battle over whether the shape of the snack is a trademark. Nestlé wanted to register the four-finger KitKat design in a bid that was resisted by Cadbury. Iconic design: But Nestle has lost an attempt to trademark the four-fingered shape in the UK However the Intellectual Property Office ruled against the Swiss firm on the grounds that consumers identified KitKats primarily by their bright red packaging.
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IPO rules that the bar's distinctive shape cannot be trademarked in UK
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Decision leaves the way clear for Cadbury to launch similar chocolate bar
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KitKat shape already trademarked in the EU, leaving tricky legal situation

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Cairo (CNN) -- To say that Elhamy Elzayat misses the glory days when huge numbers of visitors flocked to Egypt's ancient sites is probably an understatement. A veteran of the travel industry who now heads the Egyptian Tourism Federation, he's seen his business take hit after hit as the country's stability unraveled in the wake of the 2011 Arab Spring. "I have six cruise ships," he laments. "They are not operating for three years now." Better times could soon be around the corner. Elections this month to choose a new president are seen by many as an opportunity to draw a line under months of turmoil and return to stability.
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Tourism experts in Egypt say revenues are down by nearly $2.5 billion as visitor numbers plummet
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Egypt's new "We miss you" campaign targets wealthy Arabs from Gulf nations
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The campaign has been launched in time for the Eid holiday, marking end of Muslim fasting month of Ramadan
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Traditional visitors from North America and Europe not expected to return in their previous numbers for years to come

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Daisy Coleman, the teen cheerleader who was intensely bullied by her small Missouri town after reporting a rape, is in hospital with possible brain damage following an attempt to take her own life Sunday night. The teen's heartbroken mother revealed the tragic overdose on Facebook just hours after it happened and hit out at two of Daisy's former friends who had written nasty messages to her just days before. Melinda Coleman also begged cyber 'hacktivist' organization Anonymous, which showed support for her daughter late last year when the story was in the headlines, not to abandon the case after she said they failed to follow up on any of her leads.
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Maryville, Missouri, mother, Melinda Coleman, revealed her daughter's overdose on Facebook Sunday
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Daisy Coleman is 'incoherent' and doctors said there was no way of telling whether she'll get better
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Dr Coleman hit out at the teen's bullies and begged the cyber 'hacktivist' group to do more to help her family
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The high school student has been subjected to constant cyber-bullying from classmates - and even parents - in the quiet town after she reported being raped in January 2012 by at least one older football player
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But things got even more heated this weekend after Daisy briefly attended a party Friday night, prompting a barrage of cyber abuse
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This drove her to attempt an overdose, her mom said

Question: After that, Dr Coleman, who had taken down the car's number plate, contacted @placeholder again because police told her they couldn't look up the vehicle because it wasn't from Missouri.


(LifeWire) -- Jennifer Bilotta thought she and her husband Michael had the perfect present for his cousin's wedding. The gift in question -- a fused-glass plate decorated with a "tacky scene of a bride and groom," she recalls -- had been given to Bilotta at her own wedding a few years earlier. Nothing wrong with a little regifting as long as the bride and groom enjoy the gift. Or so Bilotta thought. "She collects Barbies, and he collects G.I. Joes," says Bilotta, 33, a publicist in Wyndmoor, Pennsylvania. "The plate seemed up their alley. So for their wedding gift, we gave them the plate along with a card with a check for the usual wedding amount."
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Expert: $200 is appropriate spending for wedding gift to close friends
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TV host: Shot glasses and knives are bad wedding gifts
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Peggy Post: It's OK to split cost of high-ticket gift with other guests

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The first Iraq war combat veteran to serve in the U.S. Senate introduced legislation on Thursday aimed at reducing the number of military veterans who commit suicide. No matter the cost of the measures urged in the sweeping bill, "that is the cost of war," Democratic Sen. John Walsh of Montana told CNN. Every day, 22 veterans commit suicide. To Walsh, that is more than a number. From 2004 to 2005, he commanded an infantry battalion of the Montana National Guard in Iraq. When the unit returned home, one of Walsh's soldiers committed suicide. When Walsh became adjutant general of the Montana National Guard, a few more guardsmen died by suicide.
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Sen. John Walsh has introduced legislation to reduce military suicides
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Walsh is the first Iraq war combat veteran to serve in the U.S. Senate
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"We're leaving our veterans to fight their toughest battles alone," Walsh said
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The bill would give veterans more time to receive mental health care

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A neo-classical masterpiece, Thomas Jefferson's Monticello estate is one of the most revered pieces of architecture in the United States. And now there are two. Replicating the 1772 plantation brick-for-brick, a designer has painstakingly created his own version. He even used identical materials. Take two: This is a brick-for-brick replica in Somers, Connecticut, of Thomas Jefferson's neoclassical Monticello plantation Original: Jefferson started work on the Charlottesville, Virginia, residence in 1772 when he was just 26 years old after inheriting land Work of art: Throughout his presidency, Jefferson adapted the property to feature different trends of 18th century Europe S Prestley Blake, co-founder of Friendly's ice cream parlor and an amateur architect, undertook the project as his 'swan song' in the run-up to his 100th birthday.
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Thomas Jefferson started building his 5,000-acre Monticello plantation in Charlottesville, VA, at the age of 26 in 1776
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The neoclassical residence is widely regarded as the most beautiful piece of architecture in the United States
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Brick-for-brick replica built in Somers, Connect., by S Prestley Blake, co-founder of Friendly's ice cream parlor
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The 11-room property with 10,000 square feet of living space has been put on the market for $6,500,000

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By Ian Ladyman Follow @@Ian_Ladyman_DM Manchester United's relationship with Nike finally hit rock bottom when the Barclays Premier League club began displaying branding from rivals manufacturers at their Carrington training ground earlier this year. As the club announced today that their long relationship with Nike was about to come to an end after agreeing a new kit deal with arch rivals Adidas, it is understood that the manner United went about courting other companies back in January infuriated their current suppliers. VIDEO Scroll down for WATCH Manchester United unveil their new kit Final showing: Nike's ties with Manchester United will end after the 2014/15 season
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Manchester United signed record £750million 10-year deal with Adidas
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Nike had been Manchester United's kit manufacturer for 13 years
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US Sport giants annoyed at United displaying rival brands at training ground

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(CNN) -- Last year, 27-year-old Grant Gadoci declared that he needed a year off of work. "I love traveling," said Gadoci, who works for the software company HotSchedules. "So here, if you need to take time off, you send an e-mail notification, and they say, 'have a good time!' " Gadoci took his boss up on an offer for a leave of absence and moved to Italy. He's now back in the office, working in sales, after his year off. "They recognized that work-life balance, for many people, is just the definition of being a happy worker," Gadoci said. Unlimited paid vacation -- as long as you still get your work done -- is one of the many perks Gadoci enjoys at Austin, Texas-based HotSchedules. The company also provides its young staff members with a massage chair, a pingpong table, a tricked-out gaming suite including "Rock Band," and a monthly cookout served by the boss.
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HotSchedules gives workers unlimited paid vacation -- if they get work done
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Generation Y, or millennials, account for roughly 50 million 18- to 30-year-olds
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And to think this was not deemed attractive enough for television. What more do they want? The League One conquerors of Chelsea versus another terrified top-flight opponent, old boys rejected by Sunderland with a score to settle, a deafening capacity crowd and a pitch which even cattle would turn their noses up at. And boy, did it deliver — a beautifully ugly contest, blood, studs and thunder from the off. Goalscorer Jon Stead is mobbed by his team-mates James Hanson and Billy Clarke after scoring Bradford's second goal at Valley Parade Stead gets beyond Sunderland defender John O'Shea to score against his former club and double Bradford's advantage
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Bradford City added Sunderland to their list of high-profile scalps after FA Cup fifth round win at Valley Parade
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The League One side took a third-minute lead when Billy Clarke's firm strike deflected in off John O'Shea
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The Bantams had eliminated Chelsea in sensational fashion in the fourth round at Stamford Bridge
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The crowd chanted 'Are you watching BBC?' after the tie wasn't selected for television coverage
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Bradford are into the quarter-final of the FA Cup for the first time in 39 years

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Mother and daughter each weighed 28 stone after binging on junk food Mother had gastric bypass op on NHS while daughter paid for hers privately Now mum weighs 14st and is a dress size 14 while daughter is 18st and dress size 16 By Lucy Waterlow PUBLISHED: 07:16 EST, 8 May 2012 | UPDATED: 08:28 EST, 8 May 2012 They once bonded over their love of junk food but now a mother and daughter have changed their ways and have lost an incredible 24 stone after going under the knife. Debbie Marchese and Chloe Paul had gastric bypass surgery when they each weighed 28 stone.
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Mother and daughter each weighed 28 stone after binging on junk food
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Mother had gastric bypass op on NHS while daughter paid for hers privately
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Now mum weighs 14st and is a dress size 14 while daughter is 18st and dress size 16

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Question: As a result, @placeholder has lost half her body weight, shrinking to a size 14.


By Julian Robinson and Corey Charlton Women in Kuwait could be banned from wearing bikinis after plans were approved to outlaw 'nudity' in public places. Tourists and residents would be barred from wearing the two-piece swim suit under proposals for a ban at swimming pools and hotels. The crackdown was approved by the head of the Kuwaiti National Assembly committee, MP Hamdam Al-Azemi. Tourists visiting Kuwait could be banned from wearing bikinis amid proposals for a crackdown on 'nudity' in public places in a country where many women wear traditional clothes covering their bodies (file pictures) Al Arabiya News reports that the Islamist lawmaker has not given a definition for the term ‘nudity’ but, according to the Kuwait Times, issued a statement ‘strongly criticising women dressed in bikinis at some swimming pools, on beaches and in hotels’ adding that the term ‘also includes revealing or improper dress’.
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Kuwait considering ban on bikinis in public places in 'nudity' crackdown
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Move has been approved by country's National Assembly committee
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Politician had 'strongly criticised' women wearing bikinis at swimming pools
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It comes after Qatar advised tourists that leggings were not modest enough for public use
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Women told to avoid wearing garments which are too short or too tight

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By Rob Cooper Last updated at 4:34 PM on 30th December 2011 A prisoner of war camp were held is to undergo £500,000 worth of repairs after an emergency donation from English Heritage. Harperley in Durham, which was built to house captured Italian and German prisoners during World War II, needs urgent work after it was hit by last year's sharp winter. The sheds, many of them with corrugated rooftops and asbestos panelling, were supposed to be temporary buildings when they were put up in 1943. Owners: James and Lisa McLeod tried to sell the camp on eBay two years ago and have now received £500,000 from English heritage to carry out emergency repairs
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Temporary buildings at Harperley, Durham, were expected to last a few years
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English heritage make large donation after buildings were wrecked by weather last winter
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Camp housed German and Italian prisoners

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Jerusalem (CNN) -- An American-born Israeli man, described by police as a "Jewish terrorist," is mentally unstable and in need of psychiatric help, his attorney told CNN Monday. Israeli authorities Sunday announced the arrest of Yaakov "Jack" Teitel, 37, a West Bank settler who was arrested last month. Israeli police and security forces say he has been charged in connection with a string of attacks and murder plots over the past 12 years against Arabs, homosexuals, leftists, messianic Jews and police forces. Teitel's attorney Adi Keidar said his client has admitted to the 1997 shooting of a Palestinian man and laying explosive devices -- in addition to other crimes that he was not involved in, particularly the August shooting attack on a Tel Aviv gay youth club that killed two people.
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Israel on Sunday announced the arrest of American-born Yaakov Teitel on terror charges
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Attorney says Teitel is "mentally unstable" and needs psychiatric help
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Teitel is charged in a attacks against homosexuals, Arabs and police officers
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Police say string of attacks began 1997 with shooting of taxi driver

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(CNN) -- One of the most enduring mysteries of the 20th century has been put to rest: DNA analysis of bone fragments has proven that two of Czar Nicholas' children believed to have escaped were killed with their royal family during the Russian Revolution. Czar Nicholas II, from left, daughters Olga, Maria, wife Alexandra, kids Anastasia, Alexei and Tatiana in 1917. The chemically damaged and burnt remains were found in the Romanov family's makeshift grave outside the city of Yekaterinburg, Russia, in 2007. In 2008, scientists used bone and tooth fragments to identify the remains as those of the two missing children of Czar Nicholas II: 13-year-old Crown Prince Alexei, the emperor's only son and heir to the throne, and his sister Grand Duchess Maria, about 19.
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Researchers compared DNA of remains with that of living Romanov relatives
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Results of the DNA analysis were published online Tuesday in the journal PloS One
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The Romanovs, the last Russian monarchy, were executed in 1918 by Bolsheviks

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By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 07:38 EST, 17 October 2013 | UPDATED: 08:13 EST, 17 October 2013 The International Monetary Fund has appealed to the U.S Government to manage its finances better following the eleventh hour deal struck by politicians to avoid a catastrophic debt default. Asian stock markets rallied after American leaders struck the deal to end a 16-day Government shutdown and raise the country's debt ceiling late last night. With only hours to spare until the $16.7 trillion debt limit was reached, Congress passed and sent a waiting President Barack Obama legislation to allow more borrowing and reopen government agencies.
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Christine Lagarde said 'essential to reduce uncertainty' around fiscal policy
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Congress struck deal to end the government shutdown with hours to spare

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By John Drayton Koen Casteels has been dropped from Belgium’s World Cup squad after the third-choice goalkeeper failed to recover from a broken bone in his leg. Coach Marc Wilmots had waited until the last possible moment to submit his final 23-man group to head to Brazil as he waited on Hoffenheim stopper Casteels, but has now confirmed Sammy Bossut of Zulte-Waregem will go in his place. Wilmots originally submitted a 24-man group with the names of both goalkeepers - who sit behind Thibaut Courtois and Simon Mignolet in the pecking order - but confirmed on Tuesday that only Bossut would travel.
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Hoffenheim stopper Casteels fails to recover from broken bone in his leg
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Coach Marc Wilmots turns to Zulte-Waregem keeper Bossut instead
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(CNN) -- Sen. John McCain said Monday that Rep. John Lewis' controversial remarks were "so disturbing" that they "stopped me in my tracks." Sen. John McCain says comments made by Rep. John Lewis were "unacceptable." Lewis, a Georgia representative and veteran of the civil rights movement, on Saturday compared the feeling at recent Republican rallies to those of segregationist George Wallace. "That's not from some, quote, party official, that's from one of the most respected people in America. It's unfair. It's unfair and it's outrageous," he said in an exclusive interview with CNN's Dana Bash. "I never believed that John Lewis, who is an American hero whom I admire, would ever make a comment of that nature. He even referred to the bombing of a church in Birmingham. That's unacceptable," he said. Watch McCain's reaction »
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In exclusive talk with CNN, McCain says he is "so disappointed" in Rep. John Lewis
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Lewis on Saturday compared feeling at GOP rallies to those of George Wallace
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McCain on anger from some supporters: There's always "fringe element" in politics
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McCain says his campaign has "more lives than a cat"

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(CNN) -- This week's United Nations meeting could mark a turning point in the acidic relationship between Iran and the United States. Will U.S. President Barack Obama shake the hand of newly elected Iranian President Hassan Rouhani? Will the two presidents even hold a meeting? Those are key questions after Rouhani's "we must work together" opinion piece published by the Washington Post's website last week. His comments have sparked optimism on the streets of Iran's capital, where residents are hopeful as they take note of their new president's unprecedented charm offensive pushing for better relations with Washington. But the Iranian president's new approach hasn't played as well in Israel.
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White House official: Obama still has no meeting scheduled with Rouhani
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The Iranian president's comments spark optimism on the streets of Tehran
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New York Times: Israel's prime minister believes the overtures could be a trap
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Newly elected Rouhani "needs to strike a deal quickly" with the United States, one analyst says

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Question: In many ways, Rouhani's recent election is like Obama's in 2008: @placeholder enjoys enormous political capital, offering an opportunity to renew U.S.-Iran relations.


(CNN) -- However crude the calculation, especially amid all the civilian casualties, the winners and losers in the Israel-Gaza conflict are already reshaping political alliances in the Middle East. Before the last rocket was fired, before U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced the cease-fire, there was already a consensus building among stakeholders and analysts that the events of the last week have transformed the fortunes of many in the Middle East. Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy, clearly underestimated, deftly navigated what is a minefield of competing interests, including those of his own country. "For a civilian president in Egypt perceived as a weak leader, he has, much to everyone's surprise, delivered," says Aaron David Miller, a Middle East scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Center.
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Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy shows value of his leverage with Hamas
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Hamas gains more influence, leaving Mahmoud Abbas and Fatah on the sidelines
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Israel's Iron Dome proved its worth by foiling missiles many say came from Iran

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By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 07:45 EST, 12 February 2013 | UPDATED: 09:34 EST, 12 February 2013 Carly Butler has travelled from Canada to England to re-live her grandmother's life during WWII A woman has put her life on hold and travelled 3,755 miles from Canada to London to re-create her grandmother's daily life during World War II, outlined in old love letters. Carly Butler, 28, will follow in the footsteps of her late grandmother Irene Wiebe during the time she was separated from her husband, Carly's grandfather Nick. Carly was inspired to move from Windsor, Canada, to London's Willesden Green after uncovering a pile of 104 letters and telegrams sent across the Atlantic between English Irene and Canadian soldier Nick.
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Carly Butler, 28, found her grandparents' love letters from WWII
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English Irene and Canadian soldier Nick Weibe met and married in London but were separated when he returned to war in 1945
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Carly is spending six months in London re-creating her grandmother's life
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Each week opens seven new letters which will dictate her week

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Imprisoned killer Joran Van der Sloot is now a father after his wife of three months gave birth to a baby girl. The child was born on Sunday in Lima, Peru - far from the remote prison where van der Sloot is serving a 28-year sentence for killing a Peruvian business student in 2010, his attorney Maximo Altez said. The child was named Dushy after Van der Sloot's grandmother. Van der Sloot also remains the chief suspect in the 2005 disappearance of U.S. teenager Natalee Holloway in Aruba. Scroll down for video Killer Joran Van der Sloot is a father after his wife gave birth to a baby girl on Sunday. In 2010, he confessed to killing Stephany Flores, a 21-year-old business student. The murderer was the last person seen with U.S. student Natalee Holloway, who vanished while on a  trip to Aruba. No charges were filed against Van der Sloot and the case remains unsolved
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Van der Sloot's daughter was born on Sunday in Lima, Peru and named Dushy by his wife after the killer's grandmother
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He is serving a 28-year prison sentence for killing a Peruvian business student in 2010
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Van der Sloot married 25-year-old Leidy Figueroa, a trainee Peruvian accountant, in July
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The killer also remains the chief suspect in the 2005 disappearance of U.S. teenager Natalee Holloway in Aruba

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(CNN) -- Kimberly Bratic hauled her gear up Afghan mountains. She went into areas where Taliban lived. She grieved when fellow soldiers were blown up by a suicide bomber. She missed her family for a year, and heard the worry in her sons' voices when she got the rare chance to call home. She lay awake, thinking, "What if I don't make it home?" The only difference between the 39-year-old single mom and the men she went on 70 missions with was their job titles. U.S. lifts ban on women in combat The guys were combat infantry. She was a public affairs specialist, the person who documented their experience training Afghan military and police.
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In Afghanistan, Kimberly Bratic worked with a combat team
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One of her three sons struggled with her decision to leave
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She just got home to Ohio and still cannot find a job

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(CNN) -- Katie Goldman's universe extends from her home to her first-grade classroom. She is a big sister to Annie Rose and Cleo, a piano player, a Spanish student, a wearer of glasses. She loathes the patch she has to wear for one lazy eye. She loves magic and princesses and "Star Wars," an obsession she picked up from her dad. The 7-year-old carried a "Star Wars" water bottle to school in Evanston, Illinois, every day, at least until a few weeks ago, when Katie suddenly asked to take an old pink one instead. The request surprised Katie's mom, Carrie Goldman. It didn't make any sense. Why would her little sci-fi fan make such a quick turn?
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Katie Goldman, 7, was pressured at school for liking "Star Wars"
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Carrie Goldman blogged about her daughter's story, which went viral online
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Catherine Taber, the voice of Padme on "The Clone Wars," was moved by Katie's story
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Thousands of people are wearing "Star Wars" gear on Dec. 10 as a show of support

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Natascha Kampusch has revealed she was raped by her kidnapper Wolfgang Priklopil during the eight-and-a-half years she was held captive at his house. She made the revelation during a television interview in Germany yesterday - her 25th birthday - ahead of the release of the film 3,096 Days. The film is based on her memoir, which takes its name from the number of days spent in captivity. Miss Kampusch has previously refused to comment on the sexual side of the complex relationship she developed with Priklopil. Scroll down for video Natascha Kampusch was interviewed last night by Günter Jauch
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Gave German television interview yesterday on her 25th birthday
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Film based on her memoir, 3,096 Days, is released next week
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She agreed to the script including the sex attacks after police evidence became 'public domain'

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By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 17:30 EST, 11 February 2013 | UPDATED: 19:57 EST, 11 February 2013 It's the one day of the year when receiving a dozen red roses or a bunch of her favourite flowers as a romantic surprise is an expectation for any woman with a man in her life. So it's little wonder that florists in Amsterdam are working flat out to ensure that the UK's florists are well stocked in time for Valentine's Day and that millions of men spend the most romantic day on the calendar smelling of roses and not stuck in the doghouse.
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Staff at FloraHolland have been working flat out to ensure that florists around Europe are well stocked
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A staggering £17million worth of a variety of 20,000 flowers will be exported to the UK alone
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But the trucks carrying the special cargo could now face an uncertain journey with snow blanketing much of the UK

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By Joe Strange Follow @@Joe_Strange It might be one of the biggest games in the club's history, but Hull's players looked in relaxed mood ahead of their flight from Humberside airport to London for Saturday's FA Cup final. Manager Steve Bruce and his players flew south on Friday afternoon, just over 24 hours before they take on Arsenal at Wembley. Liam Rosenior, George Boyd, Yannick Sagbo and Tom Huddlestone were among the Tigers stars spotted in the departure lounge, while Bruce enjoyed a chat with son Alex before take-off. Onward bound! Hull City's players at Humberside Airport en route to London ahead of Saturday's clash
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Bruce earned three FA Cup winners' medals with Manchester United
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The Hull manager believes his side are outsiders to beat Arsenal at Wembley
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Nikica Jelavic and Shane Long will miss Saturday's game because they're cup-tied

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(CNN) -- Rafael Nadal won his first European clay title of the season and 27th Masters tournament victory of his career at the Madrid Open after his opponent Kei Nishikori was forced to retire through injury. Nadal had won seven straight games to lead 3-0 in the third set when the match was halted having lost the first set 6-2 and come from a break down to win the second 6-4. Nishikori had struggled with a back spasm in Saturday's dramatic semifinal victory over Nadal's fellow Spaniard, David Ferrer, and the injury returned to haunt him on Sunday. Although disappointed to lose his first Masters final in in such an unfortunate manner, the Japanese can take comfort from his performances this week which will see him break into the world top 10 for the first time when the latest rankings are released Monday.
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Rafael Nadal wins Madrid Open after Kei Nishikori retires in third set
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Victory is Nadal's 27th Masters tournament win in trophy laden career
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Nishikori will break into world's top 10 for first time on Monday

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(CNN) -- As U.S. President Barack Obama decides on the best strategy to deal with the threat posed by ISIS in Iraq, Syria and beyond, his final plan of action will undoubtedly include the participation of like-minded allied countries and regional partners. One such partner are the Kurds of northern Iraq who regard ISIS as the biggest threat since the fall of the Saddam Hussein regime in 2003. The Kurds, however, are hoping for a more robust and lasting U.S. commitment as part of rekindled Kurdish-American cooperation. Meanwhile, it might be timely for Washington to reassess its previous refusal to directly engage with Kurdish armed forces. As the last few weeks of military battles against ISIS show, when American assistance has not been forthcoming, the Iraqi Kurds have turned to Iran for help.
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U.S. President Barack Obama is set to announce his strategy for dealing with ISIS
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Alex Vatanka and Sarkawt Shamsulddin say the Iraqi Kurds stand out as potential partners
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The Kurdish Regional Government is secular and Western orientated, they say
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But the threat of ISIS means the KRG will accept whatever help it can, the authors say

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Question: As American policy-makers wrestle with this question in @placeholder, Iraq's Kurds have had to look elsewhere for support.


By Rebecca Camber UPDATED: 11:41 EST, 24 January 2012 On trial: Asil Nadir arrives at the Old Bailey, London, with his wife, Nur It has been nearly 19 years since he famously fled British justice. But yesterday Asil Nadir finally went on trial for allegedly stealing £150million to fund his luxury lifestyle. The 70-year-old is accused of plundering his Polly Peck business empire to pay for lavish properties, cars and gifts for himself and his family, causing the firm to collapse nearly 22 years ago. The tycoon, who had at his disposal five company cars including Bentleys and a Ferrari Testarossa, as well as a company aeroplane, then fled as fraud investigators closed in. On the eve of his trial in May 1993 he jetted off to his native Northern Cyprus where he set up home.
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Nadir denies 13 charges against him at start of Old Bailey trial
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Court hears most of the funds ended up in offshore companies based in Switzerland, the Bahamas and elsewhere
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Companies owned by Nadir's mother received £7.5m of the fraudulent money

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SINGAPORE (CNN) -- Of all the aircraft on display at the Singapore Airshow, the brand new, fuel-efficient Airbus A350 XWB is dominating attention. Billed as the new generation wide-bodied jetliner and seen as a direct competitor to Boeing's Dreamliner, the A350 has been drawing crowds, taking part in aerial displays and opening its doors to select trade visitors. It's all part of a grand plan by Europe's Airbus to try to woo as many buyers as possible. Inside the 40,000 square meters of airshow exhibition space, the plane's maker, Airbus, has also grabbed the limelight, announcing the first big deal of this biennial aerospace and defense trade show to a packed press conference on Tuesday -- the firm sale of 63 A320 Family single aisle aircraft to low cost Vietnamese carrier VietJetAir.
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Singapore Airshow begins with A350 XWB flyover
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Airbus announces $6.4 billion deal with VietJetAir
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Over 35% of airplane deliveries in next 20 years set to be in Asia
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Boeing: Asia is center of aviation for the world

Question: With Tuesday's announcement, competition just stepped up a notch in this critical market and both @placeholder and Airbus are keen to get as much leverage as possible out of this year's Singapore Airshow.


I am a Russian-speaking Ukrainian. I am ethnically half-Russian, as my father was born in Siberia. I spent much of my life in Donetsk, a Russian-speaking area of Ukraine. Now I live in Kiev. My kids speak Ukrainian in school and with many of their friends, and we speak Russian at home. When my son's fourth-grade teacher talks to me, she speaks Ukrainian. I respond in Russian. We don't even notice that our conversation is in two languages. I understand Ukrainian but don't speak it as easily as I speak English. I just never had any pressure to learn it. In Lviv, in the western part of Ukraine, most speak primarily Ukrainian, but even there, I never had anybody look down on me for my Russian. In the eastern and southern regions, many people speak Russian, and there is absolutely no forced "Ukraineization."
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Ukrainian Maia Mikhaluk has been documenting the unrest in her country
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She says the situation in Kiev is tense as Russia moves its troops to the Crimean Peninsula
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She wrote a passionate essay in response to Russia's military intervention in Ukraine

Question: But when I moved out of the area of aggressive Russian information, I quickly realized I can speak Russian in @placeholder or Lviv and no one will ever be upset with me!


(CNN)  -- Two storied teams ... two superstar quarterbacks ... an iconic venue. Sunday's Super Bowl XLV between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Green Bay Packers at the Cowboys Stadium in Dallas has all the ingredients to match the inevitable hype which accompanies America's love affair with the finale of the NFL season. Streets will be deserted as well over 100 million watch on television in the United States alone and it's not just the action on the pitch which attracts the massive audience. The list of acts who have performed in the pre-game and halftime entertainment is a who's who of rock and pop celebrity, including Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen, the Rolling Stones and The Who.
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Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers contest Super Bowl XLV in Dallas
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Pittsburgh have won a record six Super Bowl crowns with the Packers claiming three
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Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger is aiming for third Super Bowl ring
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The Dallas Cowboys stadium in Texas hosts the 45th edition of the NFL season finale

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Question: The only cloud on the horizon in the build-up to match day was the appalling weather in @placeholder, with sub-zero temperatures forcing both teams inside to practice and the Cowboys stadium shrouded in snow.


(CNN) -- Recessionistas, rejoice: Shauna Miller is thrusting Walmart into the style spotlight. Penny Chic, the 24-year-old stylist's blog, features looks fashioned entirely from the contents of the megastore's aisles. Think Miley Cyrus' line, never Marchesa -- and $5 pumps that trump $500 heels. "More people shop at Walmart than anywhere else in the country, and yet no one in fashion talks about it," she said. "I want to make great style accessible to everyone." It began as a stylist's challenge -- a way to showcase her aesthetic talents in a fresh way. But after loyal followers grew by the thousands, Miller made Penny Chic her full-time job.
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Penny Chic blog features outfits entirely from Walmart
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Creator Shauna Miller lusts after Marchesa but can afford discount store
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She styles the outfits, her friends model them on her website
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The stylish ensembles on her blog range from $20 to $40

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Question: Work begins when @placeholder returns from a local Walmart with plastic bags full of ballet flats and scarves and beads.

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By Deni Kirkova A romantic street artist proposed to his girlfriend with a 50ft piece of street art featuring characters from her favourite Disney film. It took Henry Barnes, 28, two days and 30 cans of paint to create the spray-painted masterpiece featuring the words Stacey Smith Will You Marry Me. He then took fiancee Stacey Smith, 26, for a coffee and walked past the mural illustrated with characters from her favourite Disney film Beauty And The Beast. Henry Barnes and Stacey Smith in front of the graffiti he used to propose Upon realising her other half of three years was actually popping the question, Stacey, a PhD student at Bristol University, burst into tears before saying 'yes'.
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Took Henry Barnes, 28, 2 days and 30 cans of paint to create masterpiece
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Went for a walk with fiancee Stacey Smith, 26, going past the huge mural
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Said Stacey Smith Will You Marry Me, with Beauty And The Beast picture

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(CNN) -- For years, Allan Munroe refused to leave his wife's side. Norma, his bride of more than six decades, was battling stage four lung cancer. As her health declined, Munroe welcomed the distraction of his second love: the Boston Red Sox. He kept his TV tuned to his favorite team's games to keep his mind off losing the woman he describes as the "better part of himself." Norma Munroe died in May. Angela McKinnon said that after her grandmother's death she knew she had to get her grandfather to Fenway one last time, if only because of his age and health.
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Allan Munroe, 87, is a lifelong Red Sox fan
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His wife, Norma, died in May
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Munroe's granddaughter set up GoFundMe page to raise money for trip to Fenway
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He'll see his first in-person game in 50 years next weekend

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Samsung has revealed it has been working with the Virtual Reality firm Facebook recently bought to develop a consumer VR headset. Called the Samsung Gear VR, users slip a Note 3 tablet into the headset to provide the screen. The firm says it will start selling the headset to 'innovators' this year. Scroll down for video Samsung's VR headset will go on sale this year, and was developed with Facebook's Oculus. The Samsung Gear VR uses the  5.7 inch Quad HD Super AMOLED display of a Galaxy Note 4. This is mounted in a specially designed headset with also includes basic head tracking capabilities.
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Samsung Gear VR users slip a Note 3 tablet into the headset to provide the screen
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Oculus developing 3D cinema and photo viewing software

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Geraint Jones never dreamed he would earn a 50th one-day international cap eight years after his 49th, let alone that it would come with a country other than England. Yet Gloucestershire’s new captain began another chapter in the most diverse of careers when he played for Papua New Guinea in their first two official 50-over internationals. Jones, 38, has been involved with the country of his birth for three years and lined up against Hong Kong last month in their first games since being given full one-day international status. Former England wicket keeper Geraint Jones has taken up playing ODIs for birth country Papua New Guinea
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Former England wicket keeper now plays ODIs for the country of his birth Papua New Guinea
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Geraint Jones kept wicket for England during the 2005 Ashes triumph
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The former Kent player will captain Gloucestershire next season

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By Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 08:25 EST, 19 September 2013 | UPDATED: 09:58 EST, 19 September 2013 Pfc. John Eddington was fighting in Europe in World War II when he learned his wife gave birth to a daughter. From the battlefield he penned a letter, sweetly telling the little girl how much he loved her and longed to see her. But he never made it home, and the letter and his Purple Heart medal ended up in a box thousands of miles away from Peggy Smith, the daughter who was told nearly nothing about him. Years after a Missouri woman found the box of mementos and underwent an exhaustive search to find the daughter who grew up hesitant to ask about her father because it upset her mother, the letter and medal will be handed over to Smith on Saturday in what figures to be an emotional ceremony in Dayton, Nev., where Smith lives.
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Pfc. John Eddington was fighting in Europe in World War II when he learned his wife gave birth to a daughter
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He penned a letter to her, pouring his heart out and  sweetly telling her how much he loved her
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He never made it home, and the letter and his Purple Heart medal ended up in a box thousands of miles away from Peggy Smith, the daughter who was told nearly nothing about him
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A Missouri woman found the box many decades later and Smith will receive the medal and letter in a ceremony on Saturday

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:19 EST, 1 June 2013 | UPDATED: 06:05 EST, 2 June 2013 Hundreds of animal welfare supporters marched through Westminster today in protest at Government plans to cull thousands of badgers. Queen guitarist Brian May and Springwatch presenter Bill Oddie led calls for the plan - hatched to stop the spread of bovine TB - to be abanoned. A group of protesters set fire to a pile of newspapers, causing smoke to drift over the grounds of the Houses of Parliament. Scroll down for video Queen star Brian May joins protesters in a march through Westminster today in a last minute bid to stop the cull of 5,000 badgers
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Police called after newspapers set on fire near Houses of Parliament
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Opponents chant 'Shame on Defra' during march
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Musician May says cull will cause 'intense pain' to badger population
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About 5,000 animals will die in six week culls in Somerset and Gloucestershire
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Government says policy will help stop spread of bovine TB to cattle
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But opponents say there is little evidence scheme will work

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A schizophrenic Queens man who last year pleaded guilty to stalking Anderson Cooper told a Manhattan judge yesterday the CNN anchor's partner has been terrorizing him via the internet. Alex Hausner, 40, told Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Charles Solomon that Cooper's longtime boyfriend,  Benjamin Maisani, has threatened his life online and that he feels 'in danger'. The psychiatric patient said that 'acquaintances' and 'surrogates' of the nightclub owner 'have possibly contributed to this' and that 'they use their cellphones to follow me around'. Scroll down for video Alex Hausner told a Manhattan judge that Anderson Cooper's longtime boyfriend, Benjamin Maisani, has been threatening his life online
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Alex Hausner  stalked Cooper for six years and is receiving treatment
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The schizophrenic Queens man claims Cooper's partner, Benjamin Maisani, has been threatening his life and stalking him online
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Yesterday, Hausner, 40, said 'I will always have feelings for Anderson'
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He pleaded guilty to felony menacing and harassment charges in April

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Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Eight NATO troops were killed in Afghanistan Thursday, bringing the number of foreign troop deaths in the past two days to 14, the International Security Assistance Force said. An improvised explosive device attack killed three service members in the west, and two died in an insurgent attack in the south. One died after an insurgent attack in the east, one died in an insurgent attack in the south and another was killed in an IED attack in the south. It's the first time since August 30 that so many international troops have been killed in hostile incidents in Afghanistan in a single day, according to CNN records. On that day, seven Americans, a Canadian and an Estonian were killed.
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Los Angeles (CNN) -- MIchael Jackson and Dr. Conrad Murray tried to recruit an anesthesiologist to join them on his comeback tour, according to testimony in the AEG Live wrongful death trial. Murray arranged the meeting in March 2009 in which Jackson asked Dr. David Adams to travel with him to London, Adams testified. Adams said that after he offered to take the job for $100,000 a month guaranteed for three years, Murray stopped communicating with him. "I texted basically, you know, 'what's going on, I'm on board," Adams said. "And no response." Just weeks later Murray accepted an offer from an AEG Live executive to be Jackson's personal physician on his "This Is It" tour for $150,000 a month.
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"I just need you to help me get my rest," Michael Jackson tells anesthesiologist
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Anesthesiologist David Adams offered to go on tour with Michael Jackson for $100,000 a month
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Jackson's offer to Dr. David Adams made Dr. Murray "truly upset," Adams says
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Murray "presented himself as being Mr. Jackson's personal physician and spokesperson" in 2007

Question: Jurors in the trial of @placeholder's last concert promoter viewed the video depositions of Adams and two other witnesses Wednesday ahead of a six-day break in testimony.

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Question: "And given the situation at the time, it was my approach to try to get him off of it, but @placeholder was not the kind of person you can just say 'Put it down' and he's going to do that."

Question: @placeholder is expected to be released from jail on October 28, 2013 -- after serving two years of a four-year prison sentence, according to his lawyer.


The full horror of the crash of the Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo rocket emerged last night as witnesses described seeing the stricken pilot who died hurtling to earth in his ejector seat. The accident over the Mojave desert in California – which was still unexplained last night – killed American pilot Michael Alsbury and injured his co-pilot, fellow American Peter Siebold, 43, who managed to parachute from an altitude of nearly 50,000ft and amazingly survived. But Sir Richard Branson yesterday angrily dismissed critics who said the accident was predictable due to his commercial rocket ship’s ‘crude’ design, insisting that it would be ‘irresponsible’ to comment before a full investigation.
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Witnesses described seeing stricken pilot Michael Alsbury hurtling to earth in his ejector seat after the explosion
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The accident over the Mojave desert, California, killed Mr Alsbury and injured his co-pilot Peter Siebold
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Mr Siebold was able to parachute from an altitude of 50,000ft and amazingly survived despite the lack of oxygen
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Sir Richard Branson angrily dismissed critics who said the Virgin Galactic rocket ship's accident was predictable
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Safety warnings were issued as long ago as 2007 after a previous explosion killed three workers
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He also revealed that someone had signed up for a flight after the tragedy, but that refunds were available
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British billionaire Sir Richard told The Mail on Sunday that he and his son would be on the first commercial space flight

Question: While praising his pioneering spirit, critics have accused @placeholder of overstretching himself with his latest venture, which he describes as his ‘boldest yet’.


The wife of a television weatherman who was shot multiple times as he left the station on Wednesday has revealed his quick decision to drive off and flag down help saved his life. Patrick Crawford, the morning weatherman for KCEN in Bruceville-Eddy near Waco, had climbed into his car around 9.15am on Wednesday when an unknown man approached and shot him. Crawford managed to back up at high speed and drive out of the parking lot. He crossed the interstate and drove to a group of construction workers, who administered first aid and called 911. As the search for the gunman enters day two, Crawford is recovering in hospital. Police told his wife, fellow meteorologist Heather Brinkmann, that his quick thinking saved him from worse injury.
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Patrick Crawford was shot as he climbed into his car outside KCEN's studio in Bruceville-Eddy, Texas on Wednesday morning
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He was shot in the stomach and shoulder and a bullet grazed his head
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Police told his wife Heather, who is a KCEN producer, that his injuries could have been much worse if he had not acted so quickly
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Question: Authorities have still not said if the shooting was random and @placeholder said it did not know if the gunman was connected to the station in any way.

Question: 'He is a loved member of the KCEN family and our thoughts and prayers go out to him, @placeholder and their family,' he wrote.


Locked up: Riduan Masmud has been sentenced to jail for raping a 12-year-old girl he later married A man who raped a 12-year-old girl, then married her three months later in an attempt to avoid being taken to court has been jailed for 12 years. Riduan Masmud, 41, will also be lashed twice after he was found guilty of assaulting his victim in a car parked by a roadside in Inanam, Borneo. The pair met through Facebook where Riduan had posed as a 24-year-old man to win her trust. She met him with a friend who witnessed the assault on February 18 last year.
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Riduan Masmud, 41, sentenced to lashing, fine and jail for raping girl, 12
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He posed as a 24-year-old on Facebook and convinced the girl to meet him
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The Malaysian man took victim as his second wife three months later
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Riduan has four children, aged 3 to 18, by his first wife

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Kate Middleton may get the most royal media attention, but there's another royal who is set to take the world by storm - Maria-Olympia of Greece. The 18-year-old, whose parents are Crown Princess Marie-Chantal and Crown Prince Pavlos, is quickly becoming the new royal 'It' girl, thanks to her mother's Instagram page, where she proudly posts pictures of Olympia and her brothers. Olympia was featured in this month's issue of W, where she struck a pose in a series of haute couture ensembles for the magazine's 'New Royals' spread. Make way for Olympia: Kate Middleton may get the most royal media attention, but there's another royal who is set to take the world by storm - Maria-Olympia of Greece (pictured)
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Maria-Olympia's parents are Crown Princess Marie-Chantal and Crown Prince Pavlos, whose father was the King of Greece until the monarchy was abolished in 1973
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Her mother is the daughter of American billionaire Robert Warren Miller, who co-founded duty-free shopping

Question: Partying: @placeholder wore a figure-hugging pink ensemble to a friend's 18th birthday party in June


By Mike Dawes Imposter: Drunken rugby fan Joshua Goldsworthy almost managed to convince Italian police he was a member of the England team A drunk England rugby fan was given a police escort to the luxury Rome hotel where Stuart Lancaster's team were based for their game against Italy. Joshua Goldsworthy, 20, was arrested for being drunk and disorderly in Rome city centre and then began resisting attempts to get into a police vehicle. Officers became alarmed after he told them he was a key player in the England team and decided to rush him back to the squad's luxury five star hotel.
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Joshua Goldsworthy, 20, arrested for being drunk and disorderly
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He had reportedly been throwing beer bottles at pedestrians and traffic
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He then began resisting attempts to get into a police vehicle
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Officers were alarmed after he told them he was a key England player
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They rushed him to England team's luxury hotel but he was turned away

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(CNN) -- IndyCar said it has launched an investigation into the 15-vehicle wreck that claimed the life of driver Dan Wheldon and expects to have preliminary findings within weeks. The organization said Wednesday individual members of various motorsports bodies will help it determine factors involved in the fiery incident Sunday at the Las Vegas Indy 300. IndyCar said it had incorrectly stated Tuesday that the Automobile Competition Committee of the United States (ACCUS) and the Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), the national and international governing organizations, were formally involved in the investigation. The violent crash raised fresh questions about safety, both in motor sports, generally, and at the Las Vegas track, specifically.
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Public memorial service for Wheldon will be held Sunday
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IndyCar launches a formal investigation into Sunday's fatal accident
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The two-time Indy 500 winner was testing a safer IndyCar in the weeks before his death
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Fellow driver Dario Franchitti says the Las Vegas speedway is "not a suitable track"

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