Problem: Blackburn winger Josh King has expressed his frustration at a lack of playing time at the club. The 22-year-old played for Norway against England in midweek but has only started two games for Blackburn this season with one being in the Capital One Cup. King, who joined from Manchester United, said: 'I did a very good pre-season and was surprised when I did not start the first match of the season against Cardiff. I came back from holiday in good shape and heard from people in the team that I was one of the very best players in the running. Frustrated: Blackburn winger Josh King (right) has expressed his frustration at a lack of playing time. 'It is very frustrating. The situation in Blackburn is very strange. Had I scored a hat-trick at Wembley, it is still not certain I would start for Blackburn in the next match. 'The coach has his reasons. I just have to respect them and keep working hard.'
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Answer: Blackburn winger Josh King frustrated by lack of playing time. Wideman played for Norway against England in midweek. 22-year-old moved to Ewood Park from Manchester United.


Problem: The father of a 6-year-old girl, one of four relatives who police say were killed by another family member on Thanksgiving Day, said it was "unbelievable" how a tip from a television viewer brought about the arrest of the suspect. "Before the show even came on, Paul was being surrounded by the people behind me," Jim Sitton said Tuesday in Jupiter, Florida, standing in front of police officers. Paul M. Merhige is accused of fatally shooting his twin sisters, Sitton's 6-year-old daughter Makayla -- Merhige's cousin -- and a 79-year-old aunt at a family home in Jupiter, Florida, on November 26. One of his sisters was pregnant. Police said Merhige also wounded two other family members during the shooting rampage. A viewer of the television show "America's Most Wanted" recognized descriptions of Merhige and his car and called police. Officers responded to the tip late Saturday, surrounding a small motel in the Florida Keys and taking Merhige into custody. Sitton said the tip came in from a promotional announcement before the show aired, not the show itself. The couple at the hotel who called police went outside and lifted a tarp to look at Merhige's license plate and verify it was the vehicle sought, he said. "So many people don't make the call, and they made the call," Sitton said. "The monster's in a cage and now we can get out of protective mode and begin the process of healing." He said he's not "jumping for joy" at the arrest, "because our daughter's room is still empty. There's dresses and shoes in there that will never be worn again." While the arrest won't bring his daughter back, he said, "this is the first step toward justice. ... If there's anyone that deserves the death penalty, it would be someone who would go and execute my 6-year-old daughter while she is sleeping in her bed." Merhige made a first appearance in court on Sunday. He is charged with four counts of premeditated murder and attempted first-degree murder. His next court appearance is February 1. He is being held without bond at the Palm Beach County jail. "America's Most Wanted" host John Walsh told reporters he got involved in the case after his wife called him and told him she had been seeing news reports on it, and pushed him to air information on the suspect, who had been at large since Thanksgiving. "I really believed that the public would make the difference," said Walsh, who met with the Sittons on Tuesday, according to the AMW Web site. He said Sitton's home had been under police protection and Sitton had patrolled his home nights with a shotgun since the incident. Walsh also said Merhige deserves the death penalty. "He killed four people, including a pregnant woman. He needs to pay." He cautioned the media to be gentle with the Sittons, saying, "these are decent, wonderful, good people that are getting ready to go through hell." Walsh has been involved in assisting crime victims since his 6-year-old son, Adam, was abducted and killed in 1981. According to its Web site, "America's Most Wanted" has helped find more than 1,050 fugitives and bring home more than 50 missing children in its 22 years on the air.
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Answer: Dad of slain girl, 6, says arrest of relative is first step towards justice. Viewer tip led to arrest of suspect in fatal Thanksgiving shooting. Paul Michael Merhige was arrested Saturday at motel in Florida Keys. Couple who called police lifted tarp to check license plate on Merhige's car.


Problem: Stuart Lancaster insists England will give everything in pursuit of filling the nation with pride at the 2015 World Cup. The quest for the sport's ultimate prize commences a year on Thursday when the hosts face Fiji at Twickenham in what they hope will be the first of seven games that will culminate in Chris Robshaw lifting the Webb Ellis trophy. All conquering New Zealand, the reigning world champions, start as clear favourites, but Lancaster insists England will empty the tanks in the hope of seizing their crown. Stuart Lancaster insists England will give everything to fill the nation with pride at the 2015 World Cup. Lancaster: England will be ready for Rugby World Cup. 'We'll do our best to make sure we deliver and deliver in a way that will make the country proud,' Lancaster told England Rugby TV. 'The sense of the country being behind the team is a very powerful motivator. 'The support people have for sporting events in this country now is better than anyone's in the world. 'The team's performances will have a huge impact on the country. 'The World Cup will have a huge impact and the knock on effect it will have on morale in the country will inspire more and more people to play the game. England have not won the World Cup since 2003 when they triumphed against then-hosts Australia. 'For seven weeks of our lives we will put everything aside and completely focus on one goal and that goal is winning the World Cup. 'There will be ups and downs along the way, but when we get to September 18, 2015 I'm confident no stone will have been left unturned. 'We'll make sure that we are ready and ready to deliver.' England have 12 matches until Fiji to place themselves in the best possible position to repeat the achievement of Martin Johnson's heroes of 2003. Head coach Lancaster says he has instilled a strong sense of national pride in his players. One of the tools introduced by Lancaster has been instilling a strong sense of national pride in his players. 'We have worked hard on talking about the identity of what being English means,' he said. 'You have to have character to be an England player, a strong sense of purpose. 'You can never take a backwards step and must always deliver under pressure. 'A level of commitment is needed that is probably above and beyond what most people would expect.' 'Alongside all that you need those world-class players who can deliver those moments that make them world class.'
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Stuart Lancaster says England will do everything to make nation proud. The 2015 World Cup is on home soil so expectations will be high. England haven't lifted Wed Ellis trophy since 2003 in Australia. Lancaster says he has instilled national pride in his players.