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By Graham Smith PUBLISHED: 04:55 EST, 25 April 2012 | UPDATED: 06:51 EST, 25 April 2012 Alex Salmond has been accused of treating the Scottish Parliament with contempt by not going before MSPs today to explain his dealings with the Murdoch media empire. Furious opposition politicians said the First Minister needs to answer questions over whether he had been prepared to intervene and lobby UK Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt on the proposed takeover of BSkyB. It comes after an email from a senior figure at News Corporation claimed Mr Salmond would call Mr Hunt 'whenever we need him to'.

standards it emerged that

ANS: News Corporation's director of public affairs,


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By Gerri Peev, Political Correspondent PUBLISHED: 07:41 EST, 30 October 2012 | UPDATED: 09:18 EST, 30 October 2012 The wife of outspoken Labour MP Austin Mitchell has defended her husband against claims that his Twitter outburst at a Tory MP proves he is a sexist. Mr Mitchell, who has been an MP since 1977, admonished chick-lit author and politician Louise Mensch for contradicting her husband about why she was quitting parliament. The left-winger MP tweeted: ‘Shut up Menschkin. A good wife doesn't disagree with her master in public and a good little girl doesn't lie about why she quit politics.’

Austin Mitchell's wife Linda McDougall said she was standing by her man after he took to Twitter to tell

ANS: Louise Mensch to 'shut up'


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(CNN) -- Actress Mia Farrow testified Monday that supermodel Naomi Campbell named Charles Taylor as the person who presented her with a diamond. Farrow was testifying at the war crimes trial of Taylor, the former president of Liberia who prosecutors allege funded a brutal civil war in Sierra Leone using blood diamonds. A so-called blood diamond is mined in war zones and used to fund rebels and warlords. The stones have fueled bloody conflicts in Africa for more than a decade. Farrow's testimony at the United Nations-backed Special Court for Sierra Leone contradicted that of Campbell, who took the stand last week.

"Two other witnesses will also testify about these events.... there are significant differences between those accounts and Ms.

ANS: Campbell's account," the prosecution said in a statement.


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By Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 20:57 EST, 26 October 2013 | UPDATED: 20:58 EST, 26 October 2013 An Oklahoma woman says she's a firm believer in God after meeting him during the nine minutes she died in 2009. Crystal McVea is a 36-year-old married school teacher and mother of four who didn't quite believe in God for most of her life. At the age of three, McVea started to be sexually abused by her drug and alcohol-addicted step father and that abuse continued by him and others until the age of 12. Believer: After accidentally overdosing on drugs in a hospital while being treated for pancreatitis, Crystal McVea says she woke up in heaven where she met God

At one point,

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God presented himself to her, but not in human form.