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JAKARTA, Indonesia (CNN) -- The U.S. Embassy in Jakarta, Indonesia, warned Thursday of an indication of an attack to Bali on New Year's Eve. The Embassy said the warning initially came from the Bali governor, Mangku Pastika, and that it passed on his alert verbatim. The governor, however, said there was no information about a new terrorist threat. "We never release(d) any warning related to terror on New Year's Eve," the governor's office said in a statement after the Embassy released the warning. "We however encourage both domestic and foreign tourists to be cautious," the governor's office said. "The terrorists hit Bali twice. Who knows what they will do next."
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U.S. teachers, but no U.S. citizens were hurt, it said.

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Extraordinary claims: Labour MP Tom Watson, pictured, said he was told that the journalist was mistakenly copied in on top Tories' emails Top Tories swapped emails discussing how to smear Labour MPs with paedophile allegations, it was claimed yesterday. A series of the messages between staff at Conservative Campaign Headquarters were allegedly sent to a national newspaper journalist by accident. Labour MP Tom Watson made the extraordinary claim in an online blog. He said he was told that the journalist was mistakenly copied in on emails in which Tory officials speculated about which Labour MPs were paedophiles. The MP claimed the alleged messages meant that senior Conservative officers were either withholding ‘vital intelligence’ from the police or engaging in a ‘smear campaign’ against their opponents.
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Tory spokesman said last night that Mr Watson’s allegations were ‘completely false and without foundation’.

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By Katie Davies, Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 12:19 EST, 3 April 2013 | UPDATED: 07:03 EST, 4 April 2013 New 'Tonight Show' host Jimmy Fallon will more than double his multi-million dollar salary when he takes over from outgoing host Jay Leno next year on the top-rated NBC show. Industry insiders predict that Fallon will see the $5 million he gets for fronting 'The Late Show' boosted to $12 million when he goes head-to-head with CBS' David Letterman and ABC's Jimmy Kimmel in February. Even though that is three million less than the $15 million Leno reportedly takes home, it still represents a massive show of faith in Fallon, who has been working late night television for less than five years.
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Fallon, 38, presented a united front while announcing the news.