Question: Passage: Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas has set the record straight with Spain team-mate Sergio Ramos, who questioned his commitment to the national team. Fabregas and club team-mate Diego Costa missed Spain's last two encounters - a 3-0 triumph over Belarus in a Euro 2016 qualifier and a 1-0 defeat by Germany in a friendly - earlier this month with injuries. Real Madrid defender Ramos questioned the absence of the two Chelsea players, who had played for 90 minutes in the 2-1 Premier League win at Liverpool just days prior to joining Spain's training camp. Cesc Fabregas (left), in action against Schalke on Tuesday, has been brilliant for Chelsea this season
Query: 'I have played many games (for
Answer: Spain) and have joined the national team many times without playing.
Question: Passage: Even after apologizing for his department's actions following Michael Brown's shooting, the police chief of Ferguson, Missouri, insisted Thursday that he's not going anywhere -- telling CNN, "this is mine, and I'm taking ownership of it." Police Chief Thomas Jackson acknowledged that he's heard calls for his ouster, but that doesn't mean he'll answer them. "I've talked to a lot of people who have initially called for that and then changed their mind after having meetings and discussions about moving forward," Jackson said. "Realistically, I'm going to stay here and see this through." By 'this," he means taking a leadership role in a police department and a community that is still marred by discord and distrust of authorities -- especially among those in its large African-American community -- since the August 9 shooting. Brown was a 18-year-old black teenager killed by Ferguson Officer Darren Wilson, who is white.
Query: Others described it as too little too late, or at least called it useless unless
Answer: Jackson's words are backed up by actions to change things in Ferguson.
Question: Passage: London (CNN) -- British lawmakers meeting in emergency session approved a motion Friday to participate in airstrikes against ISIS targets in Iraq. The 524-43 vote came after Prime Minister David Cameron told Parliament that the country had a "duty to take part" in international efforts to combat the extremist group. The terror group is an organization of "staggering" brutality, he said, which has already killed one British hostage and threatens the lives of two more. "This is not a threat on the far side of the world," he said, but one which menaces European nations directly. In addition to an ISIS-inspired attack on a Jewish museum in Brussels earlier in the year, Europe's security agencies have disrupted six other ISIS-linked plots, he said.
Query: Some MPs may be reluctant to back a bombing campaign in
Answer:
Iraq because of doubts over its effectiveness or unhappiness over past UK military intervention in Iraq.