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By Leon Watson Last updated at 2:38 PM on 9th January 2012 A cargo ship grounded off the New Zealand coast since October has split in two, spilling sea containers and debris and sparking fears of a fresh oil spill, maritime officials said. The wreck of the Greek-owned Rena was described as New Zealand's worst maritime environmental disaster even before the rear section of the ship, lashed by pounding seas, broke away yesterday. The ship previously spilled heavy fuel oil that fouled pristine North Island beaches and killed up to 20,000 seabirds, and despite salvage efforts nearly 400 tons of oil remain onboard.

Investigators were unable to explain how the vessel managed to perch itself on a

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- Greek reef before the split
- Leon Watson reef before the split
- New Zealand reef before the split
- North Island reef before the split
- Rena reef before the split
Answer: New Zealand reef before the split
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(CNN) -- A deadly explosion on a bus carrying Israeli tourists outside an airport in Bulgaria was "clearly a terrorist attack," Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak said Wednesday. Key Israeli politicians pointed to Iran as the likely instigator, but Israel's U.S. ambassador acknowledged they had no proof. Vania Valkova, director of the Bulgarian Interior Ministry press office, said that at least seven people were killed and about 30 wounded in the explosion in a parking lot outside Burgas Airport, on the Black Sea. The Foreign Ministry said six died and 32 people were wounded, with three in intensive care. The attack was probably initiated by a group under the auspices of "either Iran or other radical Muslim groups," according to Barak, who cited Hezbollah and Hamas as likely suspects.

The travelers were on seven buses outside the terminal; they had arrived on the same flight from

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- Barack Obama, Katz said.
- Barak, Katz said.
- Black Sea, Katz said.
- Bulgaria, Katz said.
- Bulgarian, Katz said.
- Burgas Airport, Katz said.
- CNN, Katz said.
- Ehud Barak, Katz said.
- Foreign Ministry, Katz said.
- Hamas, Katz said.
- Hezbollah, Katz said.
- Interior Ministry, Katz said.
- Iran, Katz said.
- Israel, Katz said.
- Israeli, Katz said.
- Muslim, Katz said.
- U.S., Katz said.
- Vania Valkova, Katz said.
Answer: Israel, Katz said.
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By Arthur Martin PUBLISHED: 11:29 EST, 22 June 2012 | UPDATED: 06:34 EST, 23 June 2012 Bribed: Jailed Sainsbury's buyer John Maylam outside Croydon Crown Court A corrupt Sainsbury’s executive who took bribes of cash and lavish hospitality worth £5million in return for a multi-million-pound contract was jailed for four years yesterday. John Maylam, 45, who was in charge of buying potato crops for the supermarket, allowed Greenvale, a major supplier, to overcharge Sainsbury’s by £8.7million for its crop in a £40million deal. Using complex financial arrangements, he was able to artificially inflate the price without his bosses noticing.

heard how Maylam and

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- Andrew Behagg – who were highly respected by their
- Arthur Martin – who were highly respected by their
- Aston Martin – who were highly respected by their
- Crown Court – who were highly respected by their
- Croydon – who were highly respected by their
- David Baxter – who were highly respected by their
- Greenvale – who were highly respected by their
- John Maylam – who were highly respected by their
- Monaco – who were highly respected by their
- Sainsbury – who were highly respected by their
Answer: David Baxter – who were highly respected by their
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This is the language map of England which reveals the parts of the country where as many as two in five people do not have English as their mother tongue. New data shows the proportion of people across who say English is not their main language  ranging from 0.7 per cent in Redcar and Cleveland to 41.4 per cent in Newham in London. The breakdown from the 2011 national census also revealed the second most commonly  spoken language in the country is now Polish. New data shows the proportion of people across England who say English is not their main language, ranging from 0.7 per cent in Redcar and Cleveland to 41.4 per cent in Newham

spoken in

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- 2011 Census, where more than 100 different ones are used in every
- Caribbean Creole, where more than 100 different ones are used in every
- Cleveland, where more than 100 different ones are used in every
- Cornish, where more than 100 different ones are used in every
- England, where more than 100 different ones are used in every
- English, where more than 100 different ones are used in every
- London, where more than 100 different ones are used in every
- Manx Gaelic, where more than 100 different ones are used in every
- Newham, where more than 100 different ones are used in every
- Polish, where more than 100 different ones are used in every
- Redcar, where more than 100 different ones are used in every
- UK, where more than 100 different ones are used in every
- Wales, where more than 100 different ones are used in every
Answer:
London, where more than 100 different ones are used in every