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By Daily Mail Reporter, Associated Press and Reuters Reporter PUBLISHED: 10:27 EST, 2 October 2012 | UPDATED: 12:05 EST, 2 October 2012 The U.S. consulate in Libya was attacked twice in the months leading up to the deadly attack that claimed the lives of four Americans, it was revealed today. The militants responsible for the bombings were also active on social networks, and used Facebook to issue additional threats - including some against Chris Stevens, the U.S. ambassador who was killed in the strike. The information is likely to increase pressure on the Obama administration as it suggests little was done to secure the facility despite the fact that it was a prime terror target.

White House admitted last week that it knew the attack was terrorism, despite first statements on

ANS: Benghazi assault


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Chelsea’s players have been warned they will receive a verbal lashing from Derby County captain Richard Keogh if any of them try diving to win a penalty. Keogh witnessed the Chelsea performance branded ‘Swan Lake’ by Hull manager Steve Bruce and is not afraid to deliver personal rebukes to offenders. Head coach Steve McClaren also added his voice to the debate, calling for the FA to take retrospective action on simulation. It is a crime, he believes, on par with red-card tackles because ‘it can cost you the game’. Richard Keogh will given a stern talking to any Chelsea players who try to dive to win a penalty

Expect the Derby defender to do the same to

ANS: Chelsea’s stellar collection of talents.


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By Jane Warren One December night in 1942 a Nazi parachutist landed in a Cambridgeshire field. His mission: to sabotage the British war effort. His name was Eddie Chapman, a British bank robber recruited by the Germans, who would shortly become MI5's Agent Zigzag. Dashing and louche, courageous and unpredictable he was to be Britain's most sensational double agent and a man hailed as a hero by both sides. Chapman has been the subject of films and TV documentaries yet little is known of his extraordinary wife Betty, a woman apparently able to cope with his affairs, criminal activities, separations and personal traumas.

Mr and Mrs Zigzag:

ANS: Agent Zigzag and Betty Farmer were married for 50 years


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New York (CNN) -- Gotham's top cop on Tuesday said authorities are looking into the possibility that an Egyptian writer may have been responsible for an online posting that pictured a New York cityscape with the words "Al Qaeda. Coming Soon Again in New York." "The use of language indicated that," said New York Police Commissioner Ray Kelly. "Its many different dialects in Arabic and our analysts thought that this was Egyptian in nature." He said that the graphic image, which surfaced Monday on a few jihadist Web forums and featured the words in the English, did not coincide with any specific online chatter about a potential threat and that it was unclear whether one or multiple individuals was responsible for the posting.

"Until more is learned about their origin, we take all threats against

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NYC seriously."