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Militants in Egypt claim to have beheaded four men they had accused of being Israeli Mossad spies in a video which appears to have been inspired by the tactics of the Islamic State. Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis, which has been described as Egypt's most dangerous militant group,  released the video, in which it accused the four Egyptians of spying for Israel's Mossad agency. In the video, the captives can be seen kneeling on the floor with armed men in black masks standing behind them as one of the militants reads out a statement. Minutes later the four men have been beheaded.

The

Answer: Sinai militants are not believed to be officially linked to Islamic State insurgents.


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Chris Robshaw has been endorsed as the man to captain England at the World Cup, days after leading a tunnel stand-off in Cardiff which set the defiant tone for his side's heroic victory. The Harlequins flanker has been the established skipper throughout Stuart Lancaster's three-year tenure, but he has always had to earn the right to retain the job on a tournament-by-tournament basis. Now, however, the national coach has made an unprecedented declaration of long-term faith in Robshaw's capacity to fulfil the role. Lancaster's instinct is to avoid nailing his colours to the mast but he said: 'Players get injured and things happen that are out of your control. But it would take a big change of heart now to move from the direction we're going with Chris.

In the moments before kick-off last Friday, Robshaw illustrated his increasing authority by resolutely refusing to lead his team down the tunnel until receiving assurances that

Answer: Wales would not keep them waiting in the cold for long.


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(CNN) -- A 56-year-old British woman caught smuggling blocks of cocaine in her suitcase has been sentenced to death in Indonesia. Prosecutors in Bali had asked for a 15-year sentence for Lindsay June Sandiford, who was arrested last May carrying what officials said was cocaine worth an estimated $2.6 million. Read more: British housewife caught with $2.6M in cocaine could face death But a panel of judges opted Tuesday to hand down the death penalty. Their decision was based on the defendant having shown no regret for what she did, Indonesian state news agency Antara reported. Sandiford, from northeast England, was found to have blocks of cocaine weighing 4.7 kilograms (10.4 pounds) in her suitcase when she arrived on the island of Bali in May, the court heard.

"It is vital that the

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British government do everything possible to support Lindsay's appeal against the death sentence," she added.