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Facebook has shut down the account of former TLC star Mama June's boyfriend, Mark McDaniel, after it was revealed that he is a convicted child molester. McDaniel was active on the social media site until Tuesday when his page was taken down by Facebook staffers. The website has a strict policy in place that prohibits convicted sex offenders from using Facebook. Scroll down for video Kicked out: Facebook took down Mark McDaniel's page Tuesday because under the site's policy, convicted sex offenders are not allowed to be on Facebook Vile crime: McDaniel (left) was released from prison in March after serving 10 years for molesting Mama June's daughter Anna Cardwell (right) when she was only eight years old

But network executives decided to cancel the show after images emerged showing

Answer: Shannon and McDaniel together.


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By Daniel Miller Bristling with high-tech weaponry but with a little help from man's best friend, soldiers of the Force Troops Command, a whole new wing of the British army, showcase their specialist capabilities as they prepare to go fully operational next week. Infantrymen, divers, medics, artillery units, dog teams, missile specialists and chefs headed out to Upavon Airfield on the edge of Salisbury Plain yesterday for the major joint exercise. The Force Troops Command (FTC), which is due to go fully operational on April 1, is the first major implementation of 'Army 2020' - the concept for transforming the British army.

Military medics carry a wounded soldier from an ambulance to a field hospital as part of the

Answer: FTC exercise


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South Korean authorities are cracking down on the company that operated the passenger ferry that sank last month, a disaster that killed hundreds of people and shocked the nation. The chief executive of Cheonghaejin Marine Company, the ferry operator, was arrested Thursday and is facing charges including causing death by negligence, said Yang Joong-jin, a senior prosecutor in the investigation. At the same time, the government has begun to take steps to revoke the company's business licenses, the the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries said. The planned measures are aimed at taking away the licenses of the company for all its routes, including the one on which the Sewol passenger ferry sank, leaving more than 260 people dead and dozens still missing.

Investigators have said the amount of cargo, more than double the ferry's limit, and the failure to tie it down properly was partly responsible for the sinking of the

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Sewol, which was carrying 476 passengers and crew.