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Ed Richards alleged at a party that a media mogul had threatened him. Mr Richards did not identify the person but guests said they believed he was referring to Rupert Murdoch’s son James, pictured The boss of Britain’s broadcasting regulator was at the centre of an explosive row with media mogul James Murdoch last night. The dispute erupted after outgoing Ofcom chief executive Ed Richards claimed he had been threatened during his eight years in the £393,000-a-year post. He alleged that one media mogul had shouted at him in his office: ‘We know who you are, we know who your friends are and we know where you live.’
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James Murdoch, pictured, quit as
Answer: BSkyB chairman in April 2012.

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Benghazi, Libya (CNN) -- Doctors at a field hospital in Martyrs Square in Zawiya said Friday that 17 people were killed and another 150 were wounded when government forces attacked the city. They predicted the death toll would rise by morning. Six pro-regime soldiers who were captured said they had been told that the city was being run by Arab militants and it was their job to liberate it, according to the doctors, who asked not to be identified. The soldiers added that they had been misled so that they would fight against their countrymen, the doctors said. By the end of the day, the situation was calm in the seaside city, they said.
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Answer: Switzerland ordered that his assets, and those of his entourage, be frozen, the Swiss Foreign Ministry said.

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Justice Elena Kagan has some exciting news: "I shot myself a deer." New York City native Kagan revealed over the weekend that she and conservative colleague Justice Antonin Scalia have expanded their hunting forays. Last year, "he said 'it's time for big-game hunting.' So we actually went out to Wyoming this past fall to shoot deer and antelope," Kagan said, revealing some rare inside information about the justices and their interactions with each other outside the court. The newest member has become fast friends with one of the most conservative, and had earlier indicated they had been hunting for quail four or five times.
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"But I told the senator if I was fortunate enough to be confirmed, I would go hunting with
Answer: Antonin Scalia," she said.

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(CNN Student News) -- October 5, 2010 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Washington, D.C. • Germany • Massachusetts Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: Broadcasting from the CNN Center in Atlanta, Georgia, CNN Student News is ringing the bell! It is my job and pleasure to be your anchor -- I'm Carl Azuz. In the next ten minutes, we'll bring you up to speed on today's headlines. First Up: Community College Plan AZUZ: First up -- McDonald's and Gap -- they're two of the businesses that are getting involved in a new education plan by President Obama. It's called "Skills for America's Future." And its purpose, according to the president, is to link up community college students with the businesses that could hire them. So one part of this, for example: Gap, the clothing business, says it plans to start offering community college students the chance to build their skills and possibly get jobs down the road. While talking about this, the president, who's a Democrat, spoke out against Republicans, saying they are trying to cut education from the government's budget by 20 percent, in order to save money. A Republican representative says it's President Obama's government spending that threatens education by creating debt that today's students will have to pay for.
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And it took up the job of paying back what it still owed from
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World War I