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Turkey has blasted Britain for being too slow to inform it about three London schoolgirls who travelled to Turkey last week possibly en route to join Islamist militants in Syria. Yesterday, David Cameron announced all teenagers boarding flights to Turkey could be challenged by airlines about whether they plan to join ISIS under new plans. The Prime Minister told MPs that talks were being held with airlines to alert the police to ensure that 'at risk children are properly identified and questioned'. Prime Minister David Cameron told MPs that talks were being held with airlines to alert the police to ensure that 'at risk children are properly identified and questioned'

However, despite these accounts being well known, none have been suspended by

Answer: Twitter bosses.


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Fear factor: Panic has spread through a Serbian village amid rumours that notorious vampire Sava Savanovic (pictured) is on the loose Sales of garlic are booming in western Serbia today after the local council issued a public health warning that a vampire was on the loose. The official announcement came after an old ruined mill said to once have been the home of the country's most famous vampire collapsed. Sava Savanovic was believed to have lived in the shack on the Rogacica river in Zarozje village in the municipality of Bajina Basta. It is said he drank the blood of anybody that came to mill their grain.

'People are terrified': Savanovic is said to be on the prowl after his home (above), a favourite with tourists, collapsed in the village of

Answer: Zarozje


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By Kristie Lau PUBLISHED: 11:48 EST, 7 September 2012 | UPDATED: 13:11 EST, 7 September 2012 The stars of new reality series Breaking Amish have admitted they had no idea what they were signing up for when they agreed to leave their sheltered lives for New York City. When TLC producers approached Kate, 21 and Sabrina, 25, the pair saw an opportunity to escape their restrictive Pennsylvania Amish and Mennonite communities, and follow dreams such as modelling and driving cars. However, Sabrina says they had been so protected from the wider world, the concept of reality TV was very foreign to them. She told the Today show this morning: 'I freaked out. I had no idea what to expect. When I got here all I saw was concrete and could not see the sky.'



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Sabrina, who is adopted, explained that leaving her tight knit community was harder than she expected.