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By Amy Willis PUBLISHED: 11:02 EST, 20 February 2014 | UPDATED: 13:08 EST, 20 February 2014 Like a real life version of the Hollywood classic - Coming to America - a Ghanaian taxi driver in New York is leading a double life as a tribal chief in his native country. This amazing double life Isaac Osei began when he inherited a throne in Ghana after his brother died in 2006. Mr Osei and his wife Elizabeth own a taxi company in Manhattan, but travel back and forth to Ghana so he can take care of his responsibilities as chief.
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Mr Osei said: 'When we are in
Answer: America my wife is the boss - she is the president of my company.'

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Coleen Rooney arrived in Brazil last night in the midst of a Twitter row after being accused of 'dragging' her children to the World Cup. The 28-year-old wife of Wayne Rooney hit back asking why people are 'so thick' after she was accused of going to Rio just to 'get another holiday.' The spate started after Coleen posted a photo of her and her two young sons - Kai, four and Klay, one, on the social network in their England kit next to the caption: 'We're off!! Come on England!!' In response Twitter user Ash McFadz ‏ wrote to her: 'Dragging a 4 year old and a baby half way around the world...just so you can get another holiday.'
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Bikini-clad Coleen Rooney admires the view from her hotel in
Answer: Rio today.

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Two Britons are among 20 journalists arrested in Egypt while working for TV news channel Al Jazeera, the authorities have claimed. Egypt’s prosecutor’s office said yesterday an Australian, a Dutch citizen and the two from the UK are accused of helping to promote false news benefiting the Muslim Brotherhood. The Brotherhood, which was in power until Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi was forced from power by the army last year, has since been declared a terrorist group. Mohammed Badr, a cameraman for Al-Jazeera, appears at a court in Cairo, Egypt, on charges of joining or assisting a terrorist group and spreading false news that endangers national security
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The
Answer: Britons who are said to have been arrested have not been identified.

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United Nations (CNN) -- We have all heard about the Arab Spring, the rapid change which swept through the streets of the Middle East and North Africa. In New York in March, there was a brief coincidental Security Council spring. 10 out of 15 nations approved a Security Council resolution endorsing a firm response to a crackdown in Libya. NATO bombing soon followed. I saw and felt a difference. U.N. diplomats and staff expressed confidence and hope that the international organization was finally going to make a difference by being unified and taking dramatic action to help citizens threatened by their own government.
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U.N. resolution though is the toughest international diplomatic law.