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(CNN) -- Birmingham, Alabama -- a city with a long history of racial strife -- has been shaken by the release this week of a video recording showing a group of white police officers hitting an African-American man accused of attempting to steal a car. Travarious Daniel, 29, was arrested outside a nightclub in downtown Birmingham shortly after 1 a.m. on March 20. Video of the arrest shows Daniel, his hands raised in the air, briefly staggering down a sidewalk before being tackled and struck multiple times in the back of the head. A photo published by the Birmingham News shows Daniel with a bandage over a swollen eye after his arrest.

Salvagio said

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- African-American intends to file a lawsuit against the police department.
- Alabama intends to file a lawsuit against the police department.
- Birmingham intends to file a lawsuit against the police department.
- Birmingham News intends to file a lawsuit against the police department.
- CNN intends to file a lawsuit against the police department.
- Daniel intends to file a lawsuit against the police department.
- Travarious Daniel intends to file a lawsuit against the police department.
Answer: Daniel intends to file a lawsuit against the police department.
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An extra 110,000 patients have been admitted to hospital with cold-related illnesses largely because of rising energy prices, Labour is set to claim today. Andy Burnham, the shadow health secretary, will blame the Government’s failure to get to grips with the ‘cost of living crisis’ for the raised admissions to A&E. In a speech about the NHS in Birmingham today, he will link the raised admissions for respiratory and circulatory problems with the £300 rise in the average energy bill. An extra 110,000 patients have been admitted to hospital with cold-related illnesses largely because of rising energy prices, Labour is set to claim today

‘More elderly people need healthcare as the population ages yet even with this big increase in demand, hospitals are seeing more patients within four hours than ever before and have already hit their target more weeks than they did the winter when

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- A&E was Health Secretary.’
- Andy Burnham was Health Secretary.’
- Birmingham was Health Secretary.’
- Labour was Health Secretary.’
- NHS was Health Secretary.’
Answer: Andy Burnham was Health Secretary.’
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Mourners said a solemn farewell to slain journalist Marie Colvin as her family, friends, and colleagues gathered Monday to remember a woman they say gave a voice to those who could not speak for themselves. Colvin, 56, an Oyster Bay, New York, native and veteran correspondent who worked for London's The Sunday Times, was killed last month in Syria while trying to get her shoes so she could escape a shelling attack in the besieged city of Homs, her paper reported. "She was an outstanding reporter, she went all over the world, she covered a lot of wars," Sunday Times Editor John Witherow told reporters after her funeral service. "She took tremendous risks and what she did she thought was very important."

Colvin lost an eye in 2001 during a grenade attack in

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- Colvin.
- Homs.
- John Witherow.
- London.
- Marie Colvin.
- New York.
- Oyster Bay.
- Sri Lankan.
- Sunday Times.
- Syria.
- The Sunday Times.
Answer: Sri Lankan.
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'Psycho banker' Rurik Jutting is understood to be detained at notorious Stanley Prison while he awaits trail accused of butchering two women in his Hong Kong apartment. One of six maximum security jails in the territory, human rights groups consider Stanley among the toughest prisons in the world, with Jutting held alongside Triad gangsters, rapists and child killers. Having asked to be remanded in prison rather than police custody during a court appearance earlier this week, the 1,714 capacity hellhole jail where Jutting is thought to be incarcerated is a world away from his previous life as high-flying banker, reportedly earning a salary of £350,000 a year.

Grim: Although the death penalty was formally abolished in Hong Kong in 1993,

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- British previously saw frequent executions.
- Hong Kong previously saw frequent executions.
- Japanese previously saw frequent executions.
- Jutting previously saw frequent executions.
- Psycho banker previously saw frequent executions.
- Rurik Jutting previously saw frequent executions.
- Second World War previously saw frequent executions.
- Stanley previously saw frequent executions.
- Stanley Prison previously saw frequent executions.
- Triad previously saw frequent executions.
- World previously saw frequent executions.
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Stanley Prison previously saw frequent executions.