Problem: (CNN) -- Evidence of another deadly attack in Syria has surfaced, this one with an incendiary agent, opposition activists said Friday. Seven people died and dozens were wounded Monday in the attack on a school in northern Syria, they said. The allegation comes as U.S. President Barack Obama considers military action against the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad after what U.S. officials and chemical weapons experts say was a chemical weapons attack on the outskirts of Damascus on August 21. Videos that activists said had been shot in the Urum Al-Kubra village of Aleppo province after the Monday attack show people with severe burns, but no other external injuries.

Hay said he hoped any military action would not be against

Answer: Bashar al-Assad's chemical weapons stockpiles because "that runs the risk of spreading these agents even further."


Problem: By Rebecca English, Royal Correspondent Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall made a surprise visit to a street party in the heart of London today to kick start the official Diamond Jubilee celebrations. The couple popped along to Piccadilly, just a short hop from their home at Clarence House, and sat down with 500 revellers at a table decked with red, white and blue. Camilla had been particularly keen to attend an event as she is patron of The Big Jubilee Lunch, an initiative organised by the Eden Project to encourage members of the public to share a meal with their neighbours on such a special day.



Answer: Camilla chatted easily with fellow guests about the food they had


Problem: Jailed: Joseph Collier, 72, from Dulwich, has been sentenced to 15 months in prison after being found guilty of taking in stolen metal from cemeteries A scrap metal dealer who bought hundreds of bronze memorial plaques that were stolen from cemeteries has been jailed for 15 months. Joseph Collier, 72, was found guilty last month of taking the stolen metal and cutting it up in to unidentifiable pieces that he sold on. Some of the plaques were still screwed to the stakes used to plant them at cemeteries across south London including Croydon, Teddington, Putney Vale and Beckenham. And footage shown to the jury during Collier's six-day trial at Croydon Crown Court showed some of the pieces were still caked with fresh mud and grass.

The first cemetery targeted by thieves was

Answer: Croydon in September, 2011.


Problem: (CNN) -- The interesting news in the latest CNN/ORC International poll that Bill Clinton is pulling a 66% favorable rating among Americans suggests the 42nd president has the power to help or hurt Barack Obama as the 2012 campaign enters its final five months. The question is: Which has he been doing more of lately? The poll was a reminder that Americans tend to be more forgiving of their presidents over time, no matter how long they served, which party they hailed from or how voters may have felt about a commander in chief at the moment he stepped down.

A simpler explanation for Clinton's capering -- and one that better fits

Answer:
Bill Clinton's record -- is that he is a permanent political consultant.