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By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 07:16 EST, 23 December 2013 | UPDATED: 09:44 EST, 23 December 2013 Whistleblower Edward Snowden has said he will help Germany investigate NSA spying if Berlin grants him political asylum. Revelations about the National Security Agency's spy programs were first published in June, based on some of the thousands of documents Snowden handed over to the Brazil-based American journalist Glenn Greenwald and his reporting partner Laura Poitras, a U.S. filmmaker. Snowden, who is living in Russia on a temporary one-year visa, has previously requested political asylum in Brazil and several other nations.

More than 50 German public figures asked Berlin to grant

Answer: Edward Snowden asylum in November but the German government refused this request.


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(CNN)It now appears likely that Darren Wilson, the police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, who shot and killed Michael Brown, will never face criminal charges for his actions. The state grand jury declined to vote an indictment in November, and news reports indicate that there will be no federal charges against him either. Whether these decisions are correct or not, they underline the difficulty of using criminal prosecutions as vehicles for large-scale reform. Criminal investigations are based on close analysis of what happened at a particular time and place. Brown's death at Wilson's hands is a classic example. At one level, the events of August 9 in Ferguson are undisputed. Brown robbed a convenience store. Moments later, he and Wilson had a confrontation at the window of Wilson's patrol car -- during which Wilson's gun fired. Brown, who was unarmed, walked away. Wilson pursued him and shot him dead.

There is much more work to do, regardless of what happens to

Answer: Darren Wilson, or any other individual.


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Carlo Ancelotti confirmed that both Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale will play in the Champions League final on Saturday. Neither player trained with the first team today, with French striker Karim Benzema also missing, but there was no cause for concern as the Italian said in a press conference that they will be ready for Lisbon. 'Gareth and Cristiano will play and that's the most important thing,' he said. Full strength: Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti yesterday confirmed both Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale will play in the Champions League final against cross-town rivals Atletico Madrid Loner: Ronaldo trained alone and said he hopes to be ready for the game on Saturday

Good start:

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Gareth has scored 21 goals and added 16 assists in a good first season at Real