The first photographs of two schoolboys killed when the car they were being driven in crashed into a tree have emerged. George Wharton, 14, and Rhys Baker,13, died after the crash and two other 14-year-olds suffered life-threatening injuries. Tom McMeekin, named as the 21-year-old who was driving the blue Citroen, remains in hospital in a serious but stable condition. Police are investigating claims Mr McMeekin was operating an unlicensed taxi after offering friends lifts at rates 'cheaper than a taxi' on Facebook. Scroll down for video George Wharton, 14, (left) and Rhys Baker, 13, (right) died when a car they were being driven in crashed into a tree in West Yorkshire
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Two schoolboys aged 13 and 14 were killed in a car crash in Leeds
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Boys have been named locally as George Wharton and Rhys Baker
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The 21-year-old driver has been named locally as Tom McMeekin
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Mr McMeekin, a car enthusiast, remains in hospital in a stable condition
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Two other boys are fighting for their lives in a 'life threatening condition'
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Around 50 teenagers gathered at the scene to lay flowers and pay tribute
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One of Rhys's family members said: 'It's such a shock. It's so sad'

Question: Emily Scholes said: 'So much sadness we hear about everyday yet we still take life for granted, RIP @placeholder.'

Answer: George Wharton

Answer: George Wharton

Answer: George Wharton


Angel di Maria has finally been confirmed as a Paris Saint-Germain player after the French giants bid the Argentine winger 'bienvenido' (welcome) on their official Twitter account. Di Maria had already told of his joy at joining the Ligue 1 champions and has spoken of his desire to go all the way in the Champions League after a tumultuous year with Manchester United. The Argentinian completed what has been a drawn-out £44.3million move from Old Trafford and is set to be unveiled at a press conference at 5.30pm on Thursday. On Thursday afternoon, United announced Di Maria had completed his move to the French champions.
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Angel di Maria has completed his £44.3million move to PSG
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The French club announced the deal on their Twitter account
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Manchester United wished Di Maria the best for his future
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PSG president Nasser Al Khelaifi said he was proud of the signing
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The transfer paves the way for United to buy Pedro from Barcelona
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Question: If Barca president Josep Bartomeu gets his way, @placeholder will not be leaving the club, however.

Answer: Pedro


Hackers are able to spy on Samsung Galaxy users because of a software vulnerability. It enables cyber criminals to use the phone’s camera and microphone to read text messages and install apps. The software flaw affects up to 600 million handsets, including the newly released Samsung Galaxy S6, researchers claim. Until Samsung fixes the problem in a few days time, it is recommended that Galaxy handset owners stay away from unsecured Wi-Fi networks. The hack exploits a glitch with Samsung’s pre-installed ‘IME’ keyboard - a version of SwiftKey, which enables easier predictive text – that comes with Galaxy handsets,The Independent reported.
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Software flaw lets hackers read text messages and install apps
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It was discovered by NowSecure mobile security researcher Ryan Welton and could affect 600 million handsets, including the new Galaxy S6
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Owners have to wait for a fix from Samsung but are advised to avoid  unsecured Wi-Fi networks until it's rolled out

Question: 'This can include geographically proximate attacks such as rogue Wi-@placeholder access points or cellular base stations, or attacks from local users on a network,' Mr Welton writes.

Answer: Fi

Answer: Fi


Daniele De Rossi converted an early penalty and was later sent off as Italy beat Bulgaria 1-0 in a Euro 2016 qualifier which saw goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon win his 150th cap for the hosts on Sunday. De Rossi scored with a twice-taken penalty in the sixth minute but blotted his copybook early in the second half when he was dismissed after clashing with Iliyan Mitsanski, who was also sent off. Buffon, who won his first cap in a World Cup qualifier away to Russia in 1997, rescued Italy with a difficult save from Giorgi Milanov in stoppage time. The win took Italy top of Group H with 18 points from eight games and kept them on course for a top-two finish which would ensure a place in France next year.
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Daniele De Rossi's  penalty moves Italy top of Euro 2016 qualifying group
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Roma midfielder then sees red for kicking out at Bulgaria's Ilian Micanski
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Micanski is also sent-off for his part in fracas at Estadio Renzo Barbera
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Gianluigi Buffon made his 150th international appearance for the Azzurri

Question: @placeholder stepped up and, although his first effort was ruled out for encroachment, he kept his cool on the second attempt, again sending his shot low to the Mitrev's left.

Answer: Daniele De Rossi

Answer: De Rossi

Answer: Daniele De Rossi

Question: Todor Nedelev then gave @placeholder a fright when he curled a shot just over the crossbar.

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy

Answer: Italy


Claims: Deanna Micoley has made the sensational allegation that Rosie O'Donnell knew her decision making was impaired by her heroin problem and therefore was unable to agree to giving up her newborn daughter for adoption in 1997 The biological mother of Rosie O'Donnell's eldest daughter has claimed the controversial comedian took advantage of her drug addiction to 'steal' her newborn child away from her. In an explosive interview, Deanna Micoley, 37, says ex The View host Rosie, 53, should not have been able to take her girl because O'Donnell knew she signed off on the adoption while high on heroin.
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Deanna Micoley, 37, gave birth to daughter Kayla in August 1997
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Claims she was forced to give up Kayla because of her heroin addiction
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Micoley says that O'Donnell was aware she signed adoption papers high
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O'Donnell renamed Kayla and brought her up as Chelsea who is now 17
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Chelsea sought out her biological family and is now in contact with them
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Deanna Micoley now says she wants her daughter back in her life
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Micoley also claims O'Donnell is trying to turn Chelsea against her

Question: According to @placeholder, she was unhappily married when she gave birth in August 1997 to a little girl she named Kayla.

Answer: Deanna Micoley

Answer: Deanna Micoley

Answer: Deanna Micoley

Answer: Micoley

Answer: Deanna Micoley

Answer: Micoley

Question: (My client)'Is unbearably proud of Chelsea and has encouraged and supported @placeholder's desire to communicate with her birth mother.

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea

Answer: Chelsea


(CNN) The rate of people dying from Alzheimer's disease in the United States rose by 55% over a 15-year period, new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows. The number of those patients dying at home from the neurodegenerative condition also rose, from 14% to 25% over the same time period studied, 2009-2014. The report also looked at Alzheimer's caregivers -- relatives and friends taking care of an Alzheimer's patient in the home -- and found that the caregivers would benefit from support such as education and help from case management services. "Millions of Americans and their family members are profoundly affected by Alzheimer's disease," CDC Acting Director Dr. Anne Schuchat said in a statement. "As the number of older Americans with Alzheimer's disease rises, more family members are taking on the emotionally and physically challenging role of caregiver than ever before."
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The number of Alzheimer's patients dying at home rose to 25%
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The neurodegenerative disease is the sixth leading cause of death in the US

Question: More than 5 million @placeholder are living with the disease.

Answer: Americans

Answer: Americans


(CNN) -- A trial for nine terror suspects accused of having ties to al Qaeda opened in a Belgian court Monday, with the main defendant suspected of nearly launching a terror attack just hours before a 2008 European Union summit in Brussels. That defendant, Malika el Aroud, and her husband, Moez Garsallaoui, are charged with heading a terrorist cell linked to al Qaeda and running a Web site that glorified suicide bombings and urged young Muslims to sacrifice themselves in jihad, or holy war. The couple has long enjoyed a notorious reputation among European counterterrorism services. El Aroud's previous husband, Abdessattar Dahmane, had assassinated Ahmed Shah Massoud, the head of the anti-Taliban Northern Alliance, in a suicide bombing ordered by Osama bin Laden two days before the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States.
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Trial begins in Belgium for nine people accused of having ties to al Qaeda
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Two main defendats charged with heading a terrorist cell linked to al Qaeda
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Key suspect is 50-year-old woman accused of heading terror cell
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Trial expected to last until end of March; verdict expected toward end of April

Question: Fourteen people were arrested early that morning in one of the largest counterterrorism operations in @placeholder history.

Answer: Belgian

Answer: Belgium

Question: The use of the Internet by the suspected @placeholder cell was instrumental in getting approval recently for a law that will give state security agents power to monitor Internet usage.

Answer: al Qaeda

Answer: al Qaeda

Answer: al Qaeda

Answer: al Qaeda


(CNN) -- Ohio State University has picked ex-Florida coach Urban Meyer as the new head of its scandal-tarred football program, the school announced Monday. Meyer, a onetime Ohio State graduate assistant who led Florida to two national college football titles, will replace Jim Tressel, who resigned in May. In a statement released by the university, Meyer said he was "honored and humbled" by the chance to lead the Buckeyes. Stewart Mandel: Meyer will revive OSU program "My duty is to ensure that Ohio State's football program reflects and enhances the academic mission of the institution," he said. "I am part of it, I believe in it, and I will live it."
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Football coach replaces Jim Tressel, who resigned amid scandal in May
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He says he's "honored and humbled" by the chance to lead the Buckeyes
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Meyer led Florida to two college football national titles in six seasons

Question: The school vacated its 12 wins from the 2010 season and put itself on two years' probation after @placeholder's departure.

Answer: Jim Tressel

Answer: Jim Tressel

Question: Meyer's return to coaching comes just under a year after he stepped down from @placeholder's head coaching job, saying he needed "to put my focus on my family and life away from the field."

Answer: Florida

Answer: Florida


(CNN) There is just over a week to go in France's presidential election, but the man tipped to become the country's new leader is taking nothing for granted. Emmanuel Macron may be leading in the polls but the 39-year-old independent centrist has endured one of the most difficult weeks of his campaign so far. Labeled an "elitist" by his rival Marine Le Pen, criticized for his first round victory celebrations, and then overshadowed in his home town by the far-right candidate, Macron has spent much of the past week on the back foot. It's why he's not moving his furniture into the Élysée Palace just yet -- instead taking a lesson from the 2016 US election, in which Hillary Clinton suffered a surprise defeat.
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Emmanuel Macron will face Marine Le Pen in a runoff next month
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"I am going to protect the middle classes and the most vulnerable in France," he says

Question: Macron stopped to talk to workers and answer questions while describing @placeholder's visit as a stunt.

Answer: Le Pen

Answer: Le Pen


Skipper Michael Shenton grabbed four tries as Castleford started their Super League 8s campaign with a 36-30 win over Hull. England centre Shenton's clinical finishing proved decisive as the Tigers recovered from 12-0 down after just five minutes. Luke Gale, who scored a try and landed six goals, was also an important contributor as the Tigers avenged two defeats against Hull this season. Hull failed to build on their flying start as their top-four hopes faded with a defeat that left them six points drift of Castleford and Huddersfield, who are now level on 28 points. Former Leeds Rhinos and Wakefield Wildcats hooker Paul McShane made his Castleford debut and loose-forward Nathan Massey returned after missing three matches with an ankle injury.
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Luke Gale scored a try and landed six goals for the home side
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Former Leeds Rhinos hooker Paul McShane made his Castleford debut
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Hull welcomed back centre Setaimata Sa after several weeks out injured

Question: Castleford finally clicked into gear to cut the gap to two points with two tries in three minutes from @placeholder.

Answer: Michael Shenton

Answer: Shenton


On 14 August 1945, as Japan surrendered at the end of World War Two, celebrations broke out in New York City’s Times Square. Famously, during the celebrations a sailor and a woman embraced in a passionate kiss, but mystery has surrounded the photo - who were they, and when was the photo taken? Now, by studying the shadows nearby, a team of astronomers have found the exact time for the kiss, which may shed light on the couple’s identity: 5.51pm on 14 August. Known popularly as the VJ Day Kiss, which stands for Victory in Japan Day, the picture was captured by Life magazine photographer Alfred Eisenstaedt.
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Researchers in Texas have studied the famous VJ Day Kiss photo
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It was taken on 14 August 1944 in New York's Times Square
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For decades many people have said they were the kissers
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Now the precise time has been determined, ruling out several candidates

Question: They were probably all there, and kisses were common in @placeholder on VJ Day.'

Answer: Times Square

Answer: Times Square


(CNN) -- The son of Gabon's former president was declared the winner of the country's presidential elections on Thursday, sparking violent protests in some parts of the West African nation. Two men walk by tyres set on fire by opposition supporters in Libreville, Gabon. Voters went to the polls Sunday to elect a successor to President Omar Bongo, who died in June after more than four decades in office. Bongo, 73, was Africa's longest-serving ruler. In a live announcement Thursday on Gabonese television, Interior Minister Jean Francois Ndongou said Ali Bongo received 41.73 percent of the votes in Sunday's election, with former interior minister Andre Mba Obame getting 25.88 percent and main opposition leader Pierre Mamboundou winning 25.22 percent.
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Ali Bongo, son of Gabon's former president declared the winner of election
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Opposition supporters protest outside the French consulate in city of Port-Gentil
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Voters went to the polls on Sunday to elect successor to President Omar Bongo

Question: Security forces patrolled the streets in the @placeholder capital of Libreville, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.

Answer: Gabon

Answer: Gabon

Answer: Gabonese

Answer: Gabon

Question: Security forces patrolled the streets in the Gabonese capital of @placeholder, where violence broke out in some quarters when the results were released, according to French media reports.

Answer: Libreville


Prince George is starting to talk about Christmas and Princess Charlotte is getting on well with her 'noisy' big brother, the Duchess of Cambridge today revealed. Asked about her plans for Christmas during a visit to a men's mental health support group, Kate replied: 'I haven't started yet, but George will be starting to talk about Christmas soon.' Asked about her two-year-old son and six-month-old daughter, she added: 'They are doing really well, thanks. Charlotte is getting bigger and getting on well with her noisy big brother.' Kate, who was accompanied on the visit by husband William, was handed a gift of a knitted woollen sheep for each of their children – one with a blue ribbon for George and one in pink for Charlotte.
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Prince George is starting to talk about Christmas, Kate today revealed
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Princess Charlotte, meanwhile, is 'getting on well' with 'noisy' brother
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Duke and Duchess visited men's mental health support group in Wales
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They were given knitted woollen sheep as gift for each of their children
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Earlier, they viewed a photography project run by local branch of Mind
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Today's Denbigh visit concluded the royal couple's tour of North Wales
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See more of the latest news on the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge

Question: As @placeholder admired his work, he joked: 'Do you want to take something home for your grandma?'

Answer: William

Question: @placeholder and Kate were also shown a peace garden where members of the group get together to talk through their problems.

Answer: William


Washington  (CNN) The Clinton Foundation is under intensifying scrutiny as Republicans accuse it of being a corrupt and opaque institution. Donald Trump called for a special prosecutor to investigate the foundation during the 2016 election and charged Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton engaged in "criminality" for connections between the family organization's donors and her actions as secretary of state. The sprawling, complex structure of the foundation, its history of contributions from foreign power brokers and its attractiveness as a Republican line of attack mean it's likely to stay in the spotlight. But the glare of public attention hasn't always been so enlightening about the nature of the foundation and its activities. Here's a closer look.
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Bill Clinton set up the Clinton Foundation after his presidency in 2001
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Areas of focus include global health and economic development
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Donations from foreign governments and transparency are concerns

Question: On Monday, @placeholder wrote in a post on Medium that the foundation is about "creating opportunities and solving problems faster, better, at lower cost so that more people are empowered to build better futures for themselves, their families and their communities."

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Bill Clinton

Question: If @placeholder wins, foundation says it won't take foreign money

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Bill Clinton


Gareth Huw Davies was in New Orleans a few days before Hurricane Katrina struck in August 2005. Many died, and that wound will never heal. But in a physical sense the city has staged ‘the greatest turnaround’ – so said Forbes Magazine. Ten years on, Gareth has revisited the city, and updates his list of things to do. The French Quarter is one of the most deliciously incongruous places on the tourist map, a mad, magnificent little corner of pre-Revolution France pinned to southern Louisiana. The crazy masks, the searing jazz trumpets, the ornate balconies dripping with voodoo beads, the crawfish, Carnival and hurricane cocktails.
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Since the tragedy of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the city has been rebuilding
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The city has experienced 'the greatest turnaround' with lots on offer
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Here are six stand-out things not to miss in New Orleans when visiting

Question: On our visit, white egrets tiptoed delicately through the puddles, after the warm bath of a @placeholder deluge.

Answer: New Orleans

Answer: New Orleans


An official warning about the perils of travelling through Calais was issued to British holidaymakers yesterday after militant French workers caused fresh chaos – firing distress fares at a ferry. After weeks of disruption to Eurotunnel and ferry services, the new Government notice warned that anyone intending to travel home via the French port may have to find another route back instead. Anyone who had to travel through the French port was told to keep their vehicle doors locked because of the ‘large number of illegal migrants’ trying to reach the UK. After weeks of disruption to Eurotunnel and ferry services, Home Secretary Theresa May will today hold talks with her French counterparts amid fears the chaos at Calais will escalate over the busy school holidays.
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Foreign Office says holiday makers may need to find alternative route from Europe
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Calais was plunged into further chaos today after flares were fired at a ferry
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Francois Hollande has thrown support behind protesting French farmers
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French president spoke as farmers blocked 300 lorries from importing food

Question: DFDS said that because of safety concerns for passengers and staff, it was not willing to sail from @placeholder.

Answer: Calais

Answer: Calais

Answer: Calais

Question: Mr Kirkhope said that, at present, the two countries were ushering the would-be illegal immigrants towards @placeholder and the UK.

Answer: Calais

Answer: Calais

Answer: Calais

Question: A DFDS spokesman last night said the @placeholder-Dover ferry service would resume today.

Answer: Calais

Answer: Calais

Answer: Calais


(CNN) Just before the dawn of the Trump administration, journalism in Washington, DC, faces an existential crisis -- but virtually no one in the profession is willing to diagnose it. Here it is: For the first time, words don't matter. In August, as a guest on MSNBC's Meet the Press Daily, I noted that voters take Donald Trump seriously but not literally, while journalists take him literally, but not seriously. The rubric got traction on social media, became the headline of a widely read piece for The Atlantic by savvy columnist Salena Zito, and has been oft-repeated by other commentators, including tech pioneer and Trump backer Peter Thiel in a much-watched National Press Club address.
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Brad Todd: Voters take Trump seriously but not literally, while journalists take him literally, but not seriously
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Journalists, like politicians, over-value words -- and they are now covering a politician who does not, he writes

Question: The task for journalists covering @placeholder should be to get into the mindset of their readers, and out of the mindset of their own newsroom bureaucracies.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


At 19, he is yet to kick a ball in the Scottish senior game. As Islam Feruz prepares to make his debut for Hibs, however, he knows he faces an uphill battle to convince the public he is not a troublemaker with a bad attitude. After moving from his native war-torn Somalia to Scotland aged 10, Feruz’s talent was spotted and nurtured by Celtic. But his decision to turn his back on them after six years and sign for Chelsea in 2011 left deep wounds in the east end of Glasgow. The headstrong teenager made the situation worse by posting social media messages which downplayed the role of the Parkhead club - and, by extension, the late Tommy Burns - in his family’s successful fight against deportation from the UK.
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After moving from his native war-torn Somalia to Scotland aged 10, Feruz’s talent was spotted and nurtured by Celtic
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But his decision to turn his back on them after six years and sign for Chelsea in 2011 left deep wounds in the east end of Glasgow
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The headstrong teenager made the situation worse by posting social media messages which downplayed the role of the Parkhead club
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Feruz infuriated the Chelsea hierarchy by posting racy pictures of himself online, canoodling with a mystery girl wearing his Scotland strip

Question: I’m hoping for a good loan spell at @placeholder after what’s happened in the past.

Answer: Hibs


Northampton Saints put their Premiership slump behind them as they snuck past Llanelli Scarlets in the Champions Cup, on a poor night for the kickers. With the tragic events in Paris forcing the postponement of the Racing 92 v Glasgow fixture, the Saints have surged to the top of Pool Three. Both JJ Hanrahan and Steven Shingler missed three shots at goal during a hard-fought encounter. But tries from Alex Waller and Ken Pisi saw Northampton through, despite a score from Wales scrum-half Gareth Davies. The Premiership-winning Northampton from two season past may have put this game to bed earlier, and with more conviction, but nevertheless their European adventure is underway with a victory.
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Alex Waller and Ken Pisi scored tries for Northampton
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Both JJ Hanrahan and Steven Shingler missed three shots at goal
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Scrum-half Gareth Davies replied with a five-pointer for the visitors

Question: And the game was up for the @placeholder when Thomas hit the post with a penalty attempt with time running out, with the Saints taking a hard-fought win.

Answer: Llanelli Scarlets


Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Liverpool's home clash with Newcastle... Liverpool vs Newcastle United (Anfield) Team news Liverpool Liverpool defender Mamadou Sakho will miss Monday's visit of Newcastle with a hamstring injury. The France international came off in the first half of Wednesday's FA Cup win over Blackburn but his absence will be lessened by the return from suspension of Emre Can, although Martin Skrtel and Steven Gerrard must serve the final match of their three-game bans.
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Mamadou Sakho will miss Monday Night Football clash for Liverpool
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Emre Can could replace defender after completing suspension
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Daryl Janmaat fit for Newcastle United after warm-up scare at Sunderland
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Fabricio Coloccini will complete his three-match ban for the Toon

Question: @placeholder have only once before had players sent off in three successive Premier League games (back in September/October 1999).

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool

Answer: Liverpool


Washington (CNN) Senate Republicans released their own version of a tax plan Thursday, and it varies just enough from the House's bill to set the two chambers up for a dramatic showdown over tax policy in upcoming weeks. The Senate tax bill includes more individual tax brackets than the House bill (seven instead of four) as well as fully repeals the state and local tax deduction, which has become a must-save item for moderate Republicans in the House. The House bill repealed the deduction for state and local income and sales taxes, but preserved the property tax deduction up to $10,000 to assuage concerns from New York and New Jersey Republicans.
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The Senate tax bill includes more individual tax brackets than the House bill
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As opposed to repealing the estate tax, the Senate bill will limit the number affected by it

Question: That is part of the reason that @placeholder Republicans are considering phasing in a new corporate rate of 20% rather than starting it right off the bat, which is expensive.

Answer: Senate

Answer: Senate

Answer: Senate

Answer: Senate


A second cub from Cecil the lion's pride is feared dead after park rangers found it missing from its siblings in Hwange National Park, Zimbawbe. The infant lions had been adopted by their  uncle Jericho after their father, Cecil, was brutally slain by American dentist Walter Palmer in July 2015. The news comes less than a month after reports emerged that the first of Cecil's eight cubs had been killed by a rival male, known as Bubesi, looking to take over the pride. It is unclear when the cub first went missing but it remains ominous news for the rest of the vulnerable cubs in the pride, according to The Mirror.
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Park rangers said they had seen rival male Bubesi prowling near the pride
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US dentist Walter Palmer killed Cecil the lion sparking international outrage
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First cub was killed earlier last month, leaving the rest of the pride at risk
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Cubs being cared for by uncle Jericho in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe

Question: The collars, identical to the one fitted to @placeholder, will allow rangers to monitor the progress and location of the big cats.

Answer: Cecil

Answer: Cecil

Answer: Cecil

Answer: Cecil


(CNN) The World Health Organization is under fire after it selected Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe as a goodwill ambassador. The public health agency announced the decision this week, saying the African leader will focus on noncommunicable diseases such as heart attacks and strokes on the continent. But Saturday morning, as public disapproval of the decision grew, WHO's director-general said in a tweet he was "rethinking the approach in light of WHO values." "I'm listening," Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus wrote. "I hear your concerns." Mugabe has long been criticized for corruption and abuse of power, and the decision to name him a goodwill ambassador for WHO stunned health experts and rights activists.
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Decision by World Health Organization stuns health experts and rights activists
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Zimbabwe President has long been criticized for corruption and abuse of power

Question: In 2009, Mugabe's ruling party spent more than $250,000 on a lavish birthday party for the leader despite an ongoing food shortage and cholera outbreak in @placeholder.

Answer: Zimbabwean

Answer: Zimbabwe

Question: Goodwill ambassadors for @placeholder are public figures appointed to two-year terms by the director-general.

Answer: World Health Organization

Answer: WHO

Answer: WHO

Answer: WHO

Answer: World Health Organization


They are thought to have been the ancient civilisation immortalised in Homer's Iliad, having dominated Greece for centuries, before mysteriously disappearing in 1200BC. But now archaeologists believe they may have found the ruins of a long-lost palace belong used by ancient Sparta's Mycenaean culture. The palace, which had around 10 rooms, was and was discovered near the village Xirokambi Lakonia, located close to Sparta in southern Greece, and was found filled with archaic inscriptions from between the 17th and 16 centuries BC. Archaeologists found an array of cultic objects at the site, named Ayios Vassileios, including religious symbols, clay figures and a bull's head cup, as well as a seal showing a nautilus, bronze swords and fragments of murals, the Greek Ministry of Culture said.
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Palace had around 10 rooms and was discovered near the village Xirokampi Laconianear, which is  close to Sparta in southern Greece
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The grand building is from between the 17th and 16th centuries BC
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Archaeologists found tablets inscribed with Linear B - the oldest script to be discovered in Europe and the first recording of the Greek language
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And cultic objects such as ivory figurines, gems and a bull-shaped cup

Question: They say it is particularly remarkable the artifacts have survived for so long because the palace was burnt to the ground in the 14th century @placeholder.

Answer: BC

Answer: BC


Their normal mode of royal transport is a Bentley But Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall were game for a laugh today as they took a ride on a tuk tuk round the gardens of Clarence House. The couple were lending their support to a charity rickshaw race that will take place later this in memory of Camilla's late brother, Mark Shand. The Travels To My Elephant trek will see participants, including model Yasmin Le Bon and her daughter, Amber, drive 500 kilometres across India to highlight the plight of the endangered Asian Elephant. Scroll down for video Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall and Prince Charles, Prince of Wales ride a rickshaw at Clarence House where they hosted a reception to launch the 'Travels to My Elephant' Rickshaw Race
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Prince Charles, 66, and Camilla, 67, arrived at Clarence House in rickshaw
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Hosted reception to launch the 'Travels to My Elephant' Rickshaw Race
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In November, a fleet of  rickshaws will journey 500km across  India
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Event pays tribute to Camilla's late brother and aims to save Asia's elephants from extinction
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Mark Shand, who passed away last April, was a huge elephant fan

Question: In a short but affectionate speech Charles said yesterday; ‘I just want to say that when this terrible tragedy occurred last year and we lost @placeholder, my wife and I decided that we must keep his legacy going.

Answer: Mark Shand

Answer: Mark Shand

Question: Prince Charles enjoyed a first glimpse of the decorated rickshaws with model mother and daughter duo, Amber and @placeholder

Answer: Yasmin Le Bon


A friend of a victim of Wednesday’s shooting in San Bernardino claims that gunman Syed Rizwan Farook told Nicholas Thalasinos, who was fatally shot in the massacre, that ‘Islam will rule the world’. CV Claverie claimed in a Facebook post on Thursday that Farook had been ‘threatening’ Thalasinos, telling him that ‘Christians and Jews deserve to die; and that he (Nicholas) was going to die’. Clavarie’s post surfaced as Farook's father revealed his son supported ISIS, wanted the destruction of Israel and avoided socializing because of his strong religious views. Speaking outside his Californian home, Syed Farook, 67, told the Italian newspaper La Stampa that his 28-year-old son was a 'momma's boy' who had become 'too shy, conservative and fixated against Israel'.
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Father of San Bernardino gunman Syed Rizwan Farook opened up
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He said that his son supported ISIS and wanted the destruction of Israel
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Syed Farook, 67, said that his son became increasingly strident in his faith
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Said that he sided with his ex-wife when they split and lived with her
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Claimed he did not know his son's wife, Tashfeen Malik, very well
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A friend of shooting victim Nicholas Thalasinos said that Farook told Thalasinos that 'Islam will rule the world'

Question: Beyond geopolitical issues leading Rizwan Farook towards extremism, Mr, @placeholder admitted his own family had been fracturing in recent years.

Answer: Syed Rizwan Farook

Answer: Farook

Answer: Farook

Answer: Syed Farook

Answer: Syed Rizwan Farook

Answer: Syed Farook

Answer: Farook


As secretary of state, Hillary Rodham Clinton opened her office to dozens of influential Democratic party fundraisers, former Clinton administration and campaign loyalists, and corporate donors to her family's global charity, according to State Department calendars obtained by The Associated Press. The woman who would become a 2016 presidential candidate met or spoke by phone with nearly 100 corporate executives, Clinton charity donors and political supporters during her four years at the State Department between 2009 and 2013, records show. Many of those meetings and calls, formally scheduled by her aides, involved heads of companies and organizations that were pursuing business or private interests with the Obama administration at the time, including with the State Department while Clinton was in charge.
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During her time as secretary of state, Clinton's schedules appear to show her currying favor with Democratic supporters for a 2016 presidential run
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From 2009-2013, Clinton met with rich party donors, corporate heads and union leaders - many who are now financing her campaign
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Sit-downs with secretaries of state are not uncommon, but they raise questions for Clinton since she was expected to run again

Question: A dozen have been among @placeholder's most reliable political fundraisers, bundling more than $100,000 in donations during her failed 2008 presidential campaign or providing larger amounts to Clinton-allied super political action committees this time.

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Clinton


Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump is known for his blunt talk -- on everything ranging from trade to immigration and the fight against ISIS. But throughout the 2016 campaign, and now in the White House, there's one topic that he's been less forthcoming about -- Russia's role interfering in the US election. He's answered questions about attempts to hack the 2016 election many different ways throughout the campaign and since ascending to the presidency -- even speculating during a debate last year that it "could be someone sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds." The unanimous assessment of the US intelligence community is clear: Russia orchestrated a series of hacks and cyberattacks to meddle in the 2016 election and help Trump beat Hillary Clinton. Intelligence agencies have not concluded that Russian efforts made a difference in the election result.
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Spicer said Tuesday he hasn't talked to Trump about the hacking
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US intelligence agencies agree Russia is to blame

Question: Here is a timeline of Trump's comments about @placeholder interference in the election:

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Question: At the second presidential debate, Trump dismissed claims that @placeholder is behind the hacks, questioned whether there are any hacks in the first place and said he has no business in Russia.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Question: I think it would be great if we got along with @placeholder because we could fight ISIS together, as an example.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Question: Intelligence heads briefed @placeholder on Russian hacking and the dossier, CNN reported, and Trump again declined to say clearly that Russia was behind the election-related hacks

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: If @placeholder hacked, if Russia did anything having to do with our election I want to know about it," Trump said.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian

Answer: Russia

Question: "I have not sat down and talked to him about that specific thing," @placeholder said during the press briefing.

Answer: Spicer


Moses Odubajo hit a stoppage-time equaliser to deny Millwall a precious three points in their bid to avoid relegation from the Sky Bet Championship. The Lions looked set to collect their first win in nine attempts - and their first under interim boss Neil Harris - as they led 2-0 through goals in each half from Lee Gregory and Aiden O'Brien. But Brentford, also desperate for points at the other end of the table to maintain their promotion bid, pulled one back through Alex Pritchard's penalty before Odubajo snatched a 2-2 draw at the death. Moses Odubajo celebreates as he hits a stoppage-time equaliser to deny Millwall a precious three points
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Struggling Millwall let a two-goal lead slip as they were held by Brentford
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Lee Gregory and Aiden O'Brien had given the away side a deserved lead
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Alex Pritchard struck a penalty to revitalise the hosts at Griffin Park
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The equaliser came in stoppage time when Moses Odubajo found the net

Question: And in the first minute of injury time, with @placeholder pegged back in their own penalty area, right-back Odubajo fired through a crowd of players to snatch a dramatic equaliser.

Answer: Millwall

Answer: Millwall

Answer: Millwall


(CNN) -- Spike Lee says he's never going to see Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained" because he's certain it is "disrespectful of my ancestors." Tarantino says he doesn't need to waste time responding to Lee's accusation. That, as they say, is that. So why do we insist on staring at two egomaniacs staring down each other? Race. Again. The subject that never fails to provoke, antagonize, alienate -- and fascinate rubber-necking onlookers from sea to shining sea. Fixating on race is an absurdity that has no rational reason to exist, yet no one quite knows how to eliminate it from humankind. The only thing dumber than race is underestimating its importance.
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Gene Seymour: Spike Lee, Quentin Tarantino spatting over "Django Unchained"
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Seymour says film, which upends slavery narrative, is classic comic-book Tarantino
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He says debate is over whether white artists have right to tell any part of black American story
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Seymour notes James Baldwin's sound advice: "If you don't like their alternative, write yours"

Question: "@placeholder" is Tarantino's latest exercise in genre-bending audacity, an antic ripsnorter folding in most of what its director knows and loves about spaghetti westerns, 1970s blaxploitation thrillers and his own ribald, recklessly violent body of work.

Answer: Django Unchained

Answer: Django Unchained


The three-year-old girl who melted hearts across the world by talking to Santa through sign language has been revealed as Mali Williams-Cody. Mali's mother, Suzanne Williams, was left speechless and teary-eyed when she saw Santa use sign language with Mali who has learning and communication difficulties. The heart-warming moment was captured on video and it has been shared all over the world. The moment in Middlesbrough's Cleveland Centre mirrors a scene from the 1994 Christmas film Miracle on 34th Street when Father Christmas uses sign language with a young girl. Suzanne, 33, from Park End, Middlesbrough, said: 'It was an amazing moment. Mali was smiling for ages afterwards. I couldn't believe it when he started doing it. I was speechless.
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Mali Williams-Cody went viral when she spoke to Santa using sign language
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Mali's mother, Suzanne Williams, was left speechless and teary-eyed
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Her parents believe she may have global development delay

Question: 'It was really busy and there was quite a long queue but @placeholder took plenty of time with each child.

Answer: Santa

Answer: Santa

Answer: Santa


An Indonesian woman accused of ordering the murder of her wealthy Australian husband is claiming to be of another religion so she won't lose her inheritance, a lawyer says. Noor Ellis, 45, is facing charges carrying the death penalty after allegedly paying her maid's boyfriend to kill Robert Ellis, 60. The successful businessman's body was found in a Bali rice field in October 2014. Ellis told police her husband had neglected her and was denying her money she was entitled to - a claim that shocked family and friends who knew the couple. British man Robert Kelvin Ellis (left), here with wife Noor Ellis (right) was found in a rice paddock with his throat cut in October 2014
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Noor Ellis admits planning execution-style killing of husband Robert Ellis
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Mr Ellis' neck was slashed and his body dumped at home in Bali in October
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She is accused of claiming to be of another religion to keep her inheritance
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Ellis is now stating her religion is Hindu, even though official documents say she's Muslim

Question: Already in custody for his murder is his @placeholder wife of 25 years, Noor Ellis, the couple's two maids and the boyfriend of one of the maids

Answer: Indonesian


Washington (CNN) Bryan Pagliano, a former Hillary Clinton staffer who helped set up her private email server, has accepted an immunity offer from the FBI and the Justice Department to provide an interview to investigators, a U.S. law enforcement official told CNN Wednesday. The FBI has been asking for Pagliano's cooperation for months as dozens of investigators pored over thousands of Clinton emails in a secure room on the fourth floor of FBI headquarters. The probe shifted into a new phase recently as investigators completed the review of the emails, working with intelligence agencies and the State Department to determine whether they were classified.
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Bryan Pagliano, a former Hillary Clinton staffer who help set up her private email server, has accepted an immunity offer from the FBI and the Justice Department to provide an interview to investigators
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The FBI has been asking for Pagliano's cooperation for months

Question: With the completion of the email review, FBI investigators are expected to shift their focus on whether the highly sensitive government information, including top secret and other classified matters, found on @placeholder's private email server constitutes a crime.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Answer: Hillary Clinton


Batman fans around the world will finally get a chance to get their hands on the original Batmobile as it goes up for auction in Arizona. It is expected to cost an estimated $4.5million when it is privately sold at Barrett-Jackson Collection Showroom in Scottsdale. Driven by actor Adam West, the iconic Batmobile was used in the 1966 TV series and remains one of the most popular cars in the world. With its unusual bubble window and armament of rockets and gadgets, including an automatic tyre re-inflating system, the batmobile embodied the image of the superhero. The iconic 1966 car was built in just three weeks by top car customiser George Barris and was based on an unsold concept car called the Lincoln Futura.
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The futuristic vehicle was constructed in just three weeks for the TV show
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Batmobile was inspired by the Ford made concept car the Lincoln Futura
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In the show, it was equipped with rockets, oil slicks and other gadgets
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Actor Adam West played the caped crusader and used the batmobile

Question: It was previously sold for $4.5million at the @placeholder-Jackson Scottsdale auction in 2013.

Answer: Barrett


(CNN) -- Vacation rental site Airbnb apologized Monday in the wake of recent highly publicized rental horror stories and announced new property protections and safety measures for site users. Brian Chesky, CEO and co-founder of the site, called the days since reports of theft and damage to one host's San Francisco home surfaced "a crash course in crisis management" in a blog post on Airbnb. "We felt paralyzed and over the last four weeks, we have really screwed things up," Chesky wrote. Last month, a San Francisco blogger identifying herself only as "EJ" wrote that her apartment had been ransacked by a person who rented her home via Airbnb.
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Airbnb connects people who have space to rent with those looking for a place to stay
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Blogger says that her apartment was ransacked by a renter
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Airbnb announces property protection guarantee, other security measures
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Incidents have some wondering whether it's safe to book and rent out through the agency

Question: The suspect allegedly took EJ's passport, cash, credit card and her grandmother's jewelry hidden inside a closet, @placeholder wrote in her blog post.

Answer: EJ

Question: Still, he said he reached an "agreeable solution" with @placeholder and has since both rented his place out again and stayed in others' homes through the service.

Answer: Airbnb

Answer: Airbnb

Answer: Airbnb

Answer: Airbnb

Answer: Airbnb


Morgan Parra can spark a revolution among France's forwards to inflict a second quarter-final defeat on New Zealand in Cardiff in eight years, according to Philippe Saint-Andre. France boss Saint-Andre defended dropping trusted half-back Sebastien Tillous-Borde in favour of Parra by accepting his pack need to be bossed about after their feeble showing in 24-9 defeat to Ireland. Les Bleus stunned New Zealand 20-18 in Cardiff in 2007, with Saint-Andre admitting only a return to classic French free-running rugby will afford the chance of a repeat. Saint-Andre confirmed he had promoted Alexandre Dumoulin ahead of Mathieu Bastareaud into the centres as part of that bid to boost his side's front-foot fluency.
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Philippe Saint-Andre wants France to play freely against New Zealand
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They meet the world champions in the World Cup quarter-finals in Cardiff
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Combative Morgan Parra has replaced half-back Sebastien Tillous-Borde
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Alexandre Dumoulin steps in ahead of Mathieu Bastareaud in the centres
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Les Bleus memorably stunned New Zealand 20-18 in Cardiff in 2007
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Rugby World Cup 2015: CLICK HERE for all the latest news and more

Question: Saint-@placeholder believes the evergreen back-rower is ready for another Herculean effort - but also revealed he had selected Bernard Le Roux ahead of Damien Chouly to combat the constant threat from Richie McCaw.

Answer: Andre

Answer: Andre

Answer: Andre

Answer: Andre

Answer: Andre


Speaking about Alexis Sanchez's impending return to the Arsenal starting line-up in the week, Arsene Wenger described the Chilean as 'a hyperactive guy.' It's not usually a term of endearment. It suggests that a person is out of control, unable to follow instructions, a bit of a loose cannon. But with some - Sanchez among them - it is something positive. 'He needs that to be happy,' added Wenger. Just as well, because this contest at Selhurst Park was football in hyperspeed. It was breathless, engrossing, end-to-end, the tempo keeping up with the incessant drum beat in the Holmesdale End and sometimes exceeding it.
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Alexis Sanchez made an impressive return to Arsenal's starting XI as they beat Crystal Palace 2-1 in the Barclays Premier League on Sunday
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Chilean had been given an extended rest after winning Copa America
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But he was champing at the bit to get involved and looked full of energy
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Sanchez was at the centre of every Arsenal attack in the first-half
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And he out-jumped Joel Ward to force Damien Delaney to score own goal
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CLICK HERE to read the match report from Selhurst Park

Question: Now if 'Mr Hyperactive' can keep this going for the next 50 games this season, @placeholder won't be far off the championship pace.

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal

Answer: Arsenal


London, England (CNN) -- Whether in the form of personal history or political biography, Jung Chang has spent her writerly life telling the story of China's tumultuous recent past. The best-selling author of "Wild Swans," an account of three generations of women in her family, Chang gained a following for her frank portrait of life in China in the 20th century. More recently, she's made waves with "Mao: The Unknown Story" -- the scathing, 800-plus page biography of the Chinese leader that she wrote with her husband, historian Jon Halliday. Born in 1952 in Sichuan, a province in China's southwest, Chang came of age during the height of the Cultural Revolution. She served briefly as a Red Guard and worked a variety of odd jobs in the countryside before turning to studying English.
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Jung Chang came to fame in 1991 for her account of life in Communist China
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Her books "Wild Swans" and "Mao: The Unknown Story" are banned in mainland China
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She says she feels frustrated by China's repression of expression
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She hopes the country will find a way to debate the past without inhibition

Question: People are under the impression that @placeholder is what it is today because Mao had laid the foundation.

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: Communist China

Answer: China

Answer: China


A Florida mother has accused a nail salon employee of refusing service to her 14-year-old daughter, who has cerebral palsy, because she was in a wheelchair. Anne Leace and her daughter Ainsley were visiting Wellington, Florida from Tallahassee in August when they stopped by the Anthony Vince Nail Spa for mani-pedis. Leace told WPBF 25 News that the drama began even before Ainsley, who Leace explained is nonverbal, picked out her polish colors. Leace said she was ‘shocked and confused’ when an Anthony Vince Nail Spa employee told her that the salon could not serve Ainsley. But salon manager T Tang refuted Leace’s account. 'I didn't deny her service,' Tang insisted, 'I wanted her to do a polish change instead of a full pedicure for her safety, because she can't sit still by herself.' He added that he did not want to use sharp tools on the teen.
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Anne Leace, whose daughter has cerebral palsy, says an employee at Florida’s Anthony Vince Nail Spa refused to give her daughter a pedicure
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Salon manager T Tang said the teen was not denied service, but instead offered a polish change for her safety 'because she can't sit still by herself'
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Leace insists that her daughter, who is nonverbal, has no behavioral problems or issues with sitting

Question: Leace said another salon in Wellington had an opening and @placeholder was able to get her nails done without incident.

Answer: Ainsley

Answer: Ainsley

Answer: Ainsley


A man dying of terminal cancer has decided not to check into the hospital but rather hit the streets as an Uber driver. Ken Broskey, 69, of Livonia, Michigan, has been diagnosed with stage 4 Oropharyngeal cancer, and his doctors have urged him to check into hospice care. Instead, Broskey, formerly a real estate agent, has taken a job with Uber, hoping to make enough money in what time he has left to pay off his mortgage so his daughter and two grandchildren can continue to live in his house. Scroll down for video Ken Broskey (above) has stage 4 cancer, and has taken a job as an Uber driver
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Ken Broskey Livonia, Michigan, has been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer and his doctors have urged him to check into hospice care
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Instead he has taken a job with Uber to earn money to pay off his mortgage before he dies so his daughter and grandchildren can have his house
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Roland Gainer, a college student, started a GoFundMe page for Broskey after meeting him which has almost reached its $95,000 goal
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Uber is also donating $1 to the page when people write UberPartnerKen into their app when requesting a ride this weekend

Question: 'For @placeholder, if we could buy him time, that would be our request, but we can’t,' says Gainer.

Answer: Ken Broskey

Answer: Broskey

Answer: Ken Broskey

Answer: Broskey


(CNN) -- More than a quarter-million American women served honorably in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. These brave women sacrificed much to keep us safe. Now that they are home, or soon to be home, our country has a solemn obligation to help them transition back to civilian life. Yet there is mounting evidence that America is not fulfilling this obligation. Based on data gathered by the Veterans Affairs and Defense departments, a recent report by Disabled American Veterans finds it clear that our country isn't fully meeting the unique physical, emotional and employment needs of women who served in uniform.
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A quarter-million U.S. women served in Iraq, Afghanistan and are returning to civilian life
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Garry Augustine: They served in combat like men, but get less support than men do
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He says female vets go without health care, many are jobless, many are homeless
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Augustine: VA and DoD need to strengthen services for women, improve child care options

Question: Twenty percent of female patients in the @placeholder health system have been diagnosed with a condition resulting from military sexual trauma, which can have devastating, long-term consequences.

Answer: Veterans Affairs

Answer: VA

Question: Also, the VA and @placeholder need to develop career guidance programs specially designed for women.

Answer: DoD


Danny Cipriani has admitted he is 'very disappointed' not to have made England's World Cup squad but has stated his intention to stay fit and ready if called upon. Head coach Stuart Lancaster resisted calls from a whole host of experts to include the maverick fly-half including from Sportsmail columnist Sir Clive Woodward. Lancaster opted for George Ford and Owen Farrell as his specialist No 10s with Cipriani one of eight players to be cut from the training squad on Thursday. The Sale man, 27, declared his intention to stay fit and ready to be called up as an injury replacement while also praising the England squad and management in a Twitter post.
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England named their 31-man World Cup squad on Thursday afternoon
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Fly-half Danny Cipriani among eight players cut from the squad
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Cipriani reveals he's 'very disappointed' but backs coaches
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Question: 'I've had open conversations with @placeholder and the coaches the whole time and learnt a lot from them and enjoyed my time.

Answer: Stuart Lancaster


Not even London buses can match the barmy irregularity of Alexis Sanchez. Having seemed out of sorts during a run without scoring that extended to eight appearances, this cracker-jack attacker ended the wait with a flurry: a hat-trick to send Arsenal closer to the summit and wipe out the last unbeaten record in the Premier League. Leicester have finally tasted defeat this season, and Claudio Ranieri will not enjoy the irony. The Italian left English football 11 years ago after being sacked by Chelsea, unable to overhaul Arsene Wenger’s Invincibles. But such was the entertainment here, even home supporters applauded their players from the pitch. Jamie Vardy scored twice and Leicester threatened to continue their remarkable run, only for Arsenal’s quality to shine out.
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Leicester suffered their first Premier League defeat of the season after losing to Arsenal on Saturday
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Jamie Vardy gave Leicester the lead after 13 minutes at the King Power Stadium
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Theo Walcott equalised for the visitors three minutes later, slotting a low finish past Kasper Schmeichel
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Alexis Sanchez scored a stunning hat-trick, his first league goals of the campaign
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Vardy scored a second goal for Leicester, before substitute Olivier Giroud got a fifth for Arsenal
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It's not too late to sign up for MailOnline's fantasy football game

Question: The third counter-attacking goal came 12 minutes before the break, and seemed to sap the energy from @placeholder.

Answer: Leicester

Answer: Leicester

Answer: Leicester

Answer: Leicester

Answer: Leicester


Imminent arrival: The Duchess of Cambridge, pictured with Prince George They could have been any mother and child. The pony-tailed young woman sitting on a hay bale at a petting zoo with her little boy perched on her knee wore barely a trace of make-up. The only giveaway that she was someone special was the diamond and sapphire ring sparkling on her left hand. While some other mothers nudged one another in disbelief as Kate and Prince George cooed over the new-born animals, staff at Snettisham Farm Park, Norfolk, are so familiar with the Duchess of Cambridge she knows many on first-name terms.
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William and Kate are turning Anmer Hall into a secluded fortress home
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Couple want informal, away-from-the-cameras upbringing for their children
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Anmer is set to become their principal residence over the next few years
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Royal aides confirmed the Cambridges will head to Anmer after the birth

Question: @placeholder and his mother are also regular visitors to the children’s play area at a nearby village

Answer: Prince George

Answer: Prince George

Question: At Anmer Hall, @placeholder can enjoy playing in the garden and William can cycle freely around the country lanes.

Answer: Prince George

Answer: Prince George

Question: Friends say they are considering sending @placeholder to a local nursery or playschool.

Answer: Prince George

Answer: Prince George


The family of Charleston church massacre suspect listened solemnly as the names of his nine victims were read out by their pastor at a moving Sunday service. Dylann Roof's father Franklin, his step-sister Morgan and grandfather and grandmother Joseph and Lucy sat quietly as his alleged horror was described to the congregation who had known him since he was a boy. Worshippers at St Paul's Lutheran church in Columbia, South Carolina, were also told by a pastor: 'Our hearts have been pierced...he was one we have known.' An hour later and 120 miles to the south at the Emanuel AME church in Charleston, the congregation walked into worship for the first time since Roof allegedly opened fire on Wednesday.
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Dylann Roof's father, sister and grandparents listened solemnly as the names of the nine victims were read out by their pastor
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Roof has been charged with nine counts of murder in the massacre at Emanuel AME Church last Wednesday night
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At St Paul's Lutheran Church yesterday, Franklin, 52, sat next to his daughter Morgan, 15, along with his parents Joseph and Lucy
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Rev Tony Metze said that Dylann's transformation from into alleged mass murderer happened because 'evil is so mysterious and strong'
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Sunday was the first chance Franklin Roof had to pray with his regular congregation since the shooting on Wednesday night

Question: Rev Metze said: 'I continue to do with the @placeholder what I was trained to do, which is to love the family, pray for them and hug them.

Answer: Roof

Answer: Roof


(CNN) When Xiao Niao was in high school, her teacher gathered all the girls in her class and told them if they were raped they should take the morning after pill. That was the limit of her formal sex education. For millions of young Chinese people, it's more than they ever got. As China marks World AIDS Day Thursday, the effects of that missing knowledge is more evident than ever, with growing numbers of HIV infections and staggeringly high abortion rates. No protection In 2015, there were 115,000 new HIV infections in China, according to China's National Center for STD/AIDS Prevention and Control. Of those, 17,000, or 14.7%, were in the 15-24 age group.
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Lack of formal sex education is linked to a spike in HIV infections
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New apps hope to fill the gap and promote safe sex

Question: While the overall figure is fairly low compared to @placeholder's massive population, the year-on-year growth rate among young people is around 35%.

Answer: Chinese

Answer: China

Answer: China

Answer: China

Question: Some universities have even installed vending machines selling @placeholder home testing kits to students.

Answer: HIV

Answer: HIV

Answer: HIV


A photographer has documented the precious bond between her young daughter and their dog by creating a precious picture series which sees the youngster and her canine companion in posing in the exact same way in a set of near-identical images that feature the duo eating ice cream, enjoying a snooze, and occasionally causing trouble. According to Jesse Holland, a mom and photographer based in Victoria, British Columbia, the project began after her parents  bought her two-year-old daughter Ella an adorable purple and green owl hat, which Jesse couldn't help but think would look equally adorable on the family's French bulldog/Boston terrier mix, Charlie.
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Jesse Holland, a photographer based in Victoria, British Columbia, came up with the idea after playfully placing a hat on both her daughter Ella and her French bulldog/Boston terrier mix, Charlie
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Since then, Jesse has been regularly taking photos of her daughter and dog in similar poses and attire, culminating in her Handfuls of Trouble project

Question: Jesse said that while Charlie is most often a perfectly well-behaved subject - needing just a treat to ply his compliance - @placeholder is frequently less cooperative, having 'her own agenda' in mind when it's time to shoot.

Answer: Ella

Answer: Ella


Jessa Duggar and her sister Jill appeared on Fox News on Wednesday and sensationally told the world they were sexually assaulted by their older brother Josh, but angrily denied he is a pedophile or rapist. Conceding she was 'one of the victims', Jessa, who is the fifth child of Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar strongly defended Josh in the family's first interview in which it was revealed publicly for the first time that he molested four of his own sisters and a babysitter as a teen. 'I do want to speak up in his defense against people who are calling him a child molester or a pedophile or a rapist, some people are saying. I'm like that is so overboard and a lie really, I mean people get mad at me for saying that but I can say this because I was one of the victims,' said the 22-year-old, who is married and expecting her first child.
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Jim Bob, 49, and Michelle, 47, spoke out about their son Josh who molested four of his younger sisters and a babysitter
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Couple's daughters, Jessa and Jill, reveal they were Josh's victims but now claim they are victims of a vindictive press
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Angrily denied their brother is a pedophile or a rapist speaking to Megyn Kelly of Fox News
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The parents of TLC's 19 Kids and Counting also addressed suggestions that they kept what they knew a secret for over a decade, saying it was dealt with 'in house'
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The Duggars said Josh Duggar, now 27, had told them 12 years ago he had inappropriately touched four of his younger sisters while they slept
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He also behaved grossly with a babysitter when he was a teenager
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Jim Bob Duggar claimed that because of his son's young age, 'he was a child preying on a child'

Question: And on May 22, @placeholder pulled the show from its schedule.

Answer: TLC


(CNN) In October, 2017, the worst mass shooting in US history took place at a country music concert in Las Vegas. Fifty-eight people were killed and more than 500 people injured. Bill O'Reilly boiled the massacre down to six words: "This is the price of freedom." I hate to say it, but he is right. Sunday, just 34 days after Vegas, 26 people were gunned down and about 20 others were wounded during a church service in Texas. And here's what is really sick -- we won't be surprised when there's another mass shooting next month. Maybe it'll be your church, your mall, your concert or your movie theater. That's the price of freedom.
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Mel Robbins says most Americans aren't directly touched by the impact of the horrific series of shootings and until we feel a personal stake, we won't do what it takes to stop them
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She says we need to put our best minds to work to solve the problem

Question: We are free to outfit our guns with bump stocks, like the @placeholder shooter did.

Answer: Las Vegas

Answer: Vegas

Question: In fact, @placeholder wasn't the only mass shooting on October 1, it was just the biggest.

Answer: Las Vegas

Answer: Vegas


Washington (CNN) No one knows who will win the White House on Tuesday. But there's already one undisputed loser from the ferocious presidential campaign: James Comey. The FBI director cleared Hillary Clinton for a second time Sunday in the probe over her private email server. But the damage to her campaign -- and his own reputation -- is unlikely to quickly heal. With his highly public handling of the email probe and his resulting entanglement in the political tumult, Comey accomplished the unusual feat of antagonizing each side of the partisan divide. In the aftermath, his stature is diminished and his future in a Clinton or Donald Trump administration is highly uncertain.
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Democrats blast Comey for influencing the final days of an already vitriolic campaign
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Republicans say he caved to political pressure

Question: "Unfortunately, @placeholder and his associates have blown this thing up like Director Comey should have known."

Answer: Donald Trump


A man facing trial for helping his former lover strangle a woman during a sexual encounter, told the court his former flame had a 'twisted desire to kill' and that he had only dug the victim's crude grave. Micheal John Duffy, 34, pleaded not guilty to murdering Colleen Deborah Ayers, 33, whose decomposed body was uncovered in a shallow grave on her parent's 25-acre Lakesland property, located near Picton, south west of Sydney. In the opening statements of Duffy's trial Crown prosecutor Elizabeth Wilkins SC told the jury, that while his former partner, Rachel Evans, had initiated the violent act, Duffy had willingly joined in.
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Man accused of helping former lover kill woman during a sexual encounter
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Micheal John Duffy pleaded not guilty to murdering Colleen Deborah Ayers
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The court heard he  strangled Ms Ayers, 33, with 'ringleader' Rachel Evans
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He said his co-accused Evans was the one with a 'twisted desire to kill'
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Duffy reportedly buried Ms Ayers in shallow grave on her parents property
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Evans pleaded guilty to murder and is set to receive a reduced sentence for giving evidence in Duffy's continuing trial

Question: 'It was at that stage that the accused @placeholder intervened and also started strangling her,' she said.

Answer: n Duffy, 3

Answer: John Duffy

Answer: Duffy

Answer: Duffy


Washington (CNN) More than 700,000 undocumented immigrants brought to the United States illegally as children are poised to lose their protection from deportation after President Donald Trump's decision to nix the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program -- also known as DACA. But they wouldn't all immediately lose their status. Instead, the process of expirations will continue for more than two years if Congress fails to act within six months, as President Trump has demanded. Trump announced that his administration would grant no new applications for DACA if they were received after September 5 and would let existing two-year permits expire. But the administration is also allowing anyone whose permits expire in the next six months a brief window to renew, a move designed to give Congress time to act before any DACA status is actually lost.
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As many as 983 undocumented people previously covered under DACA would lose their protected status every day
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154,000 individuals have until just Oct. 5 to submit renewal applications
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"Congress, get ready to do your job," Trump tweeted just hours before the decision was unveiled

Question: About 690,000 young adults are currently protected under the @placeholder program and more than 34,000 have already submitted their first-time applications to be processed.

Answer: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals

Answer: DACA

Answer: DACA

Answer: DACA

Answer: DACA


A woman whose dog suffered horrific burns after it sniffed toxic Giant Hogweed has warned other pet owners of its dangers. Joanne Boardman, 47, had taken her beloved rescue dog on her daily walk through some fields and allotments near her home in Graystones, Sheffield. But within hours of returning, eight-year-old Ellie the Great Dane was covered in sore blisters and whimpering in pain. Joanne, of Graystones, Sheffield, said: 'At first I noticed that Ellie had some little marks on her nose which looked like scratches, but I didn't really think much about it. 'The following day it blistered up really badly when she went out in the sun. It went from nothing to these horrible blisters.
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Eight-year-old was on a walk when she encountered burn inducing shrub
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Rescue stuck her nose in it and was left with agonising bright red blisters
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Hogweed contains toxic components which make skin extremely sensitive
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Ellie's injuries come after a number of people left in hospital by Asian plant

Question: 'It wasn't until I posted some pictures on Facebook and a few of my friends said it could be @placeholder that we realised what it was.'

Answer: Giant Hogweed

Question: Reports of injuries following contact with @placeholder have drastically increased over the past month as UV rays are strongest in summer.

Answer: Giant Hogweed


Reigning Masters champion Bubba Watson admits he must 'improve as a man' after his fellow professionals appeared to choose him as the most unpopular player on the PGA Tour. An ESPN.com survey of 103 tour professionals - 21 of whom were major champions - anonymously answered questions on a wide range of topics, including which player they would not help in a fight in the car park. Watson, who is chasing a third green jacket at Augusta this week, got double the number of responses (22.6 per cent) of second-place finisher Patrick Reed (11 per cent), with Rory Sabbatini third and Robert Allenby fourth.
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Bubba Watson was voted most unpopular golfer by his fellow pros
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Survey asked which player they would not help if they were in a fight
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Anonymous questionnaire saw reigning Masters champion come top
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Watson said he took the result 'with pride'
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American defends his title as the 79th Masters tees off on Thursday

Question: Patrick Reed, the self-assured @placeholder, came second in the players' unpopularity poll

Answer: American


(CNN) The decision to come to the United States wasn't an easy one. Carolina, a 33-year-old mother of three, said it was perhaps one of the toughest decisions of her life -- one taken after many sleepless nights in her Barquisimeto, Venezuela, apartment. Holding back tears, she remembers a night spent on the floor. She huddled with her three kids, praying,  as Venezuelan government forces fiercely clashed with protesters outside her apartment walls. In the streets anti-government protesters demanded Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro step down. Their protests were met with tear gas, water cannons, and rubber bullets. During that night of April 11, three Venezuelans would die in the Barquisimeto area.
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Some flee Venezuela after receiving threats
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Most flee the country for personal safety reasons or due to medical and food shortages

Question: @placeholder sold her business and her car in Venezuela and used the money to buy plane tickets for her family.

Answer: Carolina

Question: Carolina sold her business and her car in @placeholder and used the money to buy plane tickets for her family.

Answer: Venezuela

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuelan

Answer: Venezuelans

Answer: Venezuela

Question: Once they file their asylum applications, @placeholder and her husband will then need to wait 150 days before they can request a work permit.

Answer: Carolina


Following calls from Prime Minister Tony Abbott that 'heads should roll', the executive producer of Q&A has received a formal warning over the controversial appearance of former terror suspect, Zaky Mallah. In a statement issued on Wednesday, the ABC Board said Mallah should have been precluded from the program's audience 'given his criminal background and past public statements'. The board reviewed Monday's episode after Mallah clashed with parliamentary secretary Steve Ciobo about proposed changes to citizenship laws. 'Given his criminal background and past public statements, the live broadcast meant that the ABC was not in a position to manage unpredictable or inappropriate actions or responses.'
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The ABC's Board has formally warned executive producer, Peter McEvoy
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This comes after terror suspect Zaky Mallah was allowed on Q&A
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The board said Mallah should have been cut given his criminal background
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Mallah clashed with parliamentary secretary Steve Ciobo about citizenship
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He was the first Australian charged under anti-terror laws back in 2005
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An independant review into the ABC will be carried out by television journalist Ray Martin and former SBS managing director Shaun Brown

Question: He labelled the decision to re-broadcast Monday's @placeholder program 'utterly incomprehensible'.

Answer: Q&A

Answer: Q&A

Question: 'Here we had the @placeholder admitting a gross error of judgment and then compounding that terrible mistake, that betrayal, if you like, of our country,' Mr Abbott told reporters on Thursday.

Answer: ABC Board

Answer: ABC

Answer: ABC

Answer: ABC

Question: @placeholder, in 2005, was cleared of terrorism related charges involving a suicide attack on a commonwealth building.

Answer: Zaky Mallah

Answer: Mallah

Answer: Mallah

Answer: Zaky Mallah

Answer: Mallah

Answer: Mallah


Washington (CNN) Even by the hyperactive standards of Donald Trump, it was a wild weekend. While most of the country settled in for a Columbus Day holiday break, Trump orchestrated a cacophony of threats, offered dark warnings of military action and waged bitter political feuds on multiple fronts. No one, not his estranged Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, his chief of staff John Kelly, European leaders, North Korean dictators, Democrats or despairing GOP senators can temper his shock and awe leadership style. In a torrent of angry tweets, a TV interview with former GOP presidential candidate Mike Huckabee and a back-and-forth with reporters, Trump poked and jabbed, in another mind-scrambling chapter of a reality-show presidency that is threatening to exhaust the nation.
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No one can temper Trump's shock and awe leadership style
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The President is making clear that he and only he is writing his script

Question: At one point, @placeholder asked reporters on Saturday: "Do you ever rest?"

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: The decision is sure to revive worries among @placeholder critics that the President has a habit of creating his own reality, when prevailing conditions do not reflect his view of the world and exacerbate splits in his own administration of foreign policy.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


(CNN) Republicans are acting as if they are in a state of shock about their nominee. From the moment that the tape of Donald Trump and Billy Bush discussing women in vulgar terms surfaced on Friday, Republicans have been coming out of the woodwork to denounce his words, trying to separate themselves from his campaign. The Republican National Committee sent out an email to vendors saying they should put a "hold on all projects" in a mailing program devoted to electing Trump. Sen. John McCain, who had backed Trump even though he had mocked his having been captured in war, has now withdrawn his support.
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Julian Zelizer: It's too late for Republicans to realize what's been obvious
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Trump has wallowed in sexism and racism for years, Zelizer says
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Zelizer: The Trump train wreck is one of the Republicans' own making.

Question: If the party really wants to deal with the @placeholder problem, they will need to do much more than castigate him for this recent tape.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Even as campaign experts warned Trump that he would cost @placeholder the women's vote, his rhetoric didn't change.

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans

Answer: Republicans

Question: When some prominent figures like Mitt Romney implored their colleagues to take a different path in the summer, most of the party moved forward with @placeholder.

Answer: Donald Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump


It is not often you hear this said but the goalkeeper really should have scored. Deep in injury time, with Blackburn’s FA Cup journey about to end, Simon Eastwood appeared for a corner and found the ball at his feet as it dropped from a jumble of players 12 yards out. Eastwood, oddly, had time and, even more strangely given the melee in the area, he had space, too. He had the whole goal to aim at. He should have scored. As it happened, his right-foot shot on the turn was struck well enough but it was straight at Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet, who managed to parry the ball and then grab it as it threatened to spin over the line.
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Philippe Coutinho scored in the 70th minute for Liverpool at Ewood Park
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The Brazilian found the bottom corner of Simon Eastwood's goal in FA Cup quarter-final replay
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The first tie between the two sides at Anfield last month ended in a goalless draw
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Liverpool to face Aston Villa in semi-final at Wembley on Sunday, April 19

Question: @placeholder goalkeeper Simon Eastwood almost scored a dramatic late equaliser when he went up for a stoppage-time corner

Answer: Blackburn

Question: @placeholder goalkeeper Simon Eastwood had a chance in the dying stages to force extra-time, but his shot was saved

Answer: Blackburn


Lennox Lewis has told Tyson Fury to tone down his antics after he won the world heavyweight title. The 27-year-old beat Wladimir Klitschko in Germany in one of the biggest upsets in heavyweight history with a unanimous points decision on Saturday to claim the WBA, WBO and IBF titles. Fury dressed as Batman in the run-up to the fight and was involved in verbal spats with Klitschko, labelling him boring and robotic as well as saying he was only interested in breaking his face. He also sang Aerosmith's 'I Don't Want To Miss A Thing' in the ring after victory in Dusseldorf and made homophobic remarks in a newspaper interview in the build-up to the fight, but former heavyweight champion Lewis has warned Fury he is now a role model.
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Tyson Fury beat Wladimir Klitschko by unanimous points decision
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Fury triumphed in Germanry to claim the WBA, WBO and IBF titles
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Ex-WBA champion David Haye  is coming out of retirement in January

Question: 'It might be a bit negative from time to time but it makes you laugh and smile and that's better than being bored to tears by @placeholder.'

Answer: Wladimir Klitschko

Answer: Klitschko

Answer: Wladimir Klitschko


Paul Pogba has his heart set on a move to La Liga giants Barcelona when he eventually leaves Juventus, according to Mundo Deportivo. The Juventus star's future takes centre stage in the Spanish newspaper on Thursday, with a host of clubs still interested in signing the 22-year-old. However, Pogba is reportedly holding out on a move to Jose Enrique's side, although according to Italian media sources on Wednesday the French midfielder is in no rush to leave the Italian giants. Elsewhere, in Corriere dello Sport they reveal that Juventus are set to sign Mario Mandzukic from Atletico Madrid with Carlos Tevez on the verge of a return to Boca Juniors.
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Paul Pogba wants to join Barcelona when he eventually leaves Juventus
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The 22-year-old has attracted interest from a host of big-name sides
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Atletico Madrid striker Mario Mandzukic is set to join Juve this summer
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The 29-year-old is viewed as the ideal replacement for Carlos Tevez, who looks set to rejoin Boca Juniors
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Transfer news: CLICK HERE for all the latest from across the world

Question: The 23-year-old moved from his boyhood club to the Nou Camp in 2013 for a reported £41million, although courts have argued that the actual fee @placeholder paid was much higher.

Answer: Barcelona

Answer: Barcelona


Known locally as Millionaires’ Row, the Western Esplanade cul-de-sac of 11 white Art Deco houses with private beaches at the end of Hove promenade is a real-life version of the TV comedy Stella Street. The sitcom featured impressionists playing celebrities such as Michael Caine and Keith Richards living as neighbours. But put the rubbish out here in Hove and you could be saying good morning to Oscar and Grammy award-winning singer Adele, Little Britain comedian and novelist David Walliams, DJ Norman Cook and his Strictly Come Dancing wife Zoe Ball, and former EastEnders and Heartbeat star Nick Berry. Scroll down for video
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Hove promenade's white Art Deco houses are filled with British celebrities
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Singer Adele and DJ Norman Cook among stars who own on beach front
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The properties were built between 1909 and 1910 by Michael Paget Baxter
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One of the  houses has gone on the market for a guide price of £4million
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Brandvaughan.co.uk, 01273 683111

Question: Meet the locals: Singer Adele has a house in the exclusive cul-de-sac alongside comedian @placeholder

Answer: David Walliams


On Sunday, Monika Radulovic's life could change forever. The 25-year-old beauty is preparing to represent Australia at the 2015 Miss Universe competition in Las Vegas - the prestigious pageant known for its extravagant prize package and life changing opportunities. And she has a very high chance of taking out the renowned title, with the young psychology graduate topping the odds alongside fellow contestant Miss Brazil. So what is Ms Radulovic's future looking like if she does win the crown? FEMAIL takes a look back at past Miss Universe alumni to see how their lives changed after taking out the title.
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Monika Radulovic, 25, is tipped to take out Miss Universe on Sunday
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The Australian beauty is in for life changing opportunities if she does so
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FEMAIL has looked back at the successes of past title-holders
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A common theme is major modelling campaigns and business ventures
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Multi-million dollar endorsement deals last for longer than the 12 months
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In addition, Ms Radulovic faces potential scandals and an acting career

Question: The young model sparked outrage after posing in a pair of heels in front of the iconic building and was the focus of a police complaint which suggested the shoot violated strict product placement rules and @placeholder officials released a statement apologising.

Answer: Miss Universe

Answer: Miss Universe


Liverpool have confirmed the appointment of Sean O'Driscoll as their new assistant manager with Pepijn Lijnders taking up the role of first-team development coach. The former Bournemouth, Doncaster, Crawley, Nottingham Forest and Bristol City boss O'Driscoll moves to Anfield after a spell in charge of England Under 19s. The 58-year-old takes over as Brendan Rodgers' No 2 from Colin Pascoe, who was sacked last month following a robust end-of-season review. Lijnders, meanwhile, has moved up from the academy to take up his role with the first team. Manager Rodgers told Liverpool's official website: 'I have made these appointments because I want to take us in a new technical direction, in terms of coaching.
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Sean O’Driscoll named Liverpool assistant manager while Pepijn Lijnders confirmed as new first team development coach
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Brendan Rodgers says he is looking for a 'new technical direction'
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Colin Pascoe and  Mike Marsh were sacked from coaching team
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Sami Hyypia and Bolo Zenden both linked with first team coaching role

Question: He said: 'I feel proud and honoured to work closely with @placeholder and his staff.

Answer: Brendan Rodgers

Answer: Brendan Rodgers


Washington (CNN) Former Trump campaign and White House official Boris Epshteyn will testify behind closed doors on Thursday before the House intelligence committee, according to three committee sources. Epshteyn is the latest person in the Trump orbit to appear before the panel as part of its investigation into Russia's election meddling and possible collusion between the Trump team and Russian officials. The panel interviewed longtime Trump confidante Roger Stone on Tuesday in a closed session, and it has also spoken to Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner and former Trump campaign aide Michael Caputo. The committee has also interviewed in recent months several officials from the Obama administration and Hillary Clinton's campaign, including former Obama national security adviser Susan Rice, Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta and Obama Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson.
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Boris Epshteyn was a senior adviser to the Trump campaign
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He left the role in March, and the White House didn't offer an explanation for his departure

Question: Instead, he has echoed @placeholder's own discredited narratives, including when he argued that voter fraud caused Clinton to win the popular vote in 2016.

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Answer: Trump

Question: Instead, he has echoed Trump's own discredited narratives, including when he argued that voter fraud caused @placeholder to win the popular vote in 2016.

Answer: Hillary Clinton

Answer: Clinton

Question: In one CNN interview from July 2016, Epshteyn claimed that Russia did not invade Crimea, saying, "Again, first of all, you -- @placeholder did not seize Crimea.

Answer: Russia

Answer: Russian


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A distraught, sobbing Afghan Taliban member begged the court for mercy, but got none as an unmoved federal judge here Monday handed down maximum life sentences for convictions on drug trafficking and narco-terrorism charges. A guard watches over a pile of burning drugs in Kabul, Afghanistan, on June 25, 2008. Khan Mohammed, 38, of Nangarhar Province became the first person convicted and sentenced in the United States under a 2006 law that increased the penalty for a defendant found to be involved  with terrorism and distributing illegal drugs. Mohammed, who had been extradited from Afghanistan, was convicted by a jury in May of plotting a rocket attack on U.S. military forces and Afghan civilians at Jalalabad Airfield.
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Khan Mohammed convicted of plotting rocket attack, selling heroin
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Mohammed the first convicted under law increasing penalties for "narco-terrorists"
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Citing his family, Mohammed cries and pleads with judge to have mercy
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Judge says Mohammed had "undiluted hatred for the United States"

Question: "Afghanistan is ground zero for opium, and an almost limitless source of funds to the @placeholder," he argued.

Answer: Taliban


(CNN) President Rodrigo Duterte has called for a total overhaul of the Philippine National Police in the wake of the alleged brutal killing of a South Korean businessman by corrupt police officials. "Cleanse your ranks. Review their cases. Give me a list of who the scalawags are," Duterte said in a press conference late Sunday night. Last week, Duterte apologized to South Korean investors and South Korean Ambassador to the Philippines, Kim Jae-Shin, for the murder of Jee Ick-joo and promised swift retribution. "I am very sorry for that sordid incident. But I can assure you; policemen -- I will not let you get away," he said according to CNN Philippines.
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Duterte to dissolve anti-drugs units within the Philippines police
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South Korean businessman allegedly kidnapped and murdered by rogue cops

Question: Investigations showed @placeholder was taken from his home in October 2016 by officers working for the AIDG, or Anti-Illegal Drug Group.

Answer: Jee Ick

Question: More than 7,000 people have died since @placeholder unleashed his bloody crackdown on drugs in June 2016.

Answer: Rodrigo Duterte

Answer: Duterte

Answer: Duterte

Answer: Duterte


NEW YORK (CNN)  -- Two undocumented workers from Mexico and one from Ecuador have reached court settlements in recent weeks for a total of $3.85 million in damages for New York construction-site accidents, an attorney for the men announced Wednesday. "All three cases involve construction and terribly unsafe working conditions," the attorney, Brian O'Dwyer, said in a news conference. "We're here today to re-emphasize -- as we have in the past -- to the Latino community and all undocumented workers that they have the same rights once they're on the job as any New York citizen." A 33-year-old undocumented plumber from Mexico who was scalded by an exploding pipe at a Wall Street construction site in 2004 settled his damage claim for $2.5 million, according to a statement given to reporters at the news conference. The married father of two, who says he still has nightmares from the accident, hopes to open a restaurant or bar with the settlement money, his cousin told reporters.
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Two undocumented workers from Mexico, one from Ecuador reach settlements
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The three had been injured in different construction accidents around New York
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Attorney says undocumented workers have same rights once they're on the job
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Advocate says undocumented construction workers often have less-safe sites

Question: "What we find normally on work sites in @placeholder is that deaths occur to the undocumented far out of proportion to their work in the workplace, and that is because of the fact that they just do not receive the safety protections," he said.

Answer: NEW YORK

Answer: New York

Answer: New York

Answer: New York


A series of chilling text messages that a suicidal father sent to his increasingly panicked ex-girlfriend in the final moments before he allegedly threw their baby son to his death off a bridge has emerged. As he stood on Connecticut's Arrigoni Bridge with his seven-month-old son Aaden on Sunday night, Tony Moreno, 22, exchanged dozens of texts with his former partner, 19-year-old Adrianne Oyola. In separate messages, he told her: 'Enjoy your new life without us', 'There is no more days [sic]' and 'You're not a parent anymore' - prompting Oyola to frantically ask about her son's whereabouts. Moreno then wrote: 'He's dead', followed by 'And soon I will be too.' Shortly after, the father apparently leaped from the 90ft bridge himself - having already hurled Aaden into the water below.
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Tony Moreno, 22, admits throwing his seven-month-old son, Aaden, off Connecticut's Arrigoni Bridge - before jumping himself, officials say
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On night of alleged murder, he sent chilling texts to his former girlfriend
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He told Adrianne Oyola: 'Enjoy your new life without us' and 'He's dead'
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An increasingly panicked Oyola begged for information about their child
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As Moreno fell silent, she text him: 'Please don't hurt Aaden... Please!!!'
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On Tuesday, Aaden was found dead in Connecticut River 15 miles away
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Moreno was rescued from water and is now alert and stable in hospital
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He has been charged with murder and is being held on $2million bond
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Oyola had obtained a restraining order against Moreno but it was overturned on June 29

Question: An officer apparently used a basketball analogy when speaking to Moreno to establish how far he had thrown his son from the bridge's railing, and subsequently help crews to find @placeholder's body.

Answer: Aaden

Answer: Aaden

Answer: Aaden

Answer: Aaden

Answer: Aaden


An Australian doctor who has joined terrorist group ISIS in the Middle East only took a year to become radicalised, according to documents shown to a court. The Australian Federal Police obtained an arrest warrant for Tareq Badawi Kamleh, who is wanted on on terrorism charges, when his matter was heard in the Adelaide Magistrates' Court  last week. According to heavily censored documents used to justify a warrant for Kamleh's arrest, friends said he became ‘more religious’ in 2014 as his views started to shift towards a 'fundamental' belief system. The document states that Kamleh, who refers to himself Abu Yousef Al-Australie, told his friends that he had intentions to re-apply himself to the Muslim faith, the ABC reported.
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Australian doctor Tareq Kamleh faced terror charges in an Adelaide court
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He was charged with recruiting persons to a terrorist organisation
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He appeared in an ISIS medical recruitment video earlier this year
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A heavily censored affidavit for his arrest warrant has been made public
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It states Kamleh's religious views only became more 'fundamental' in 2014

Question: 'You can do it dr @placeholder,' one person posted.

Answer: Kamleh

Answer: Kamleh


An Islamic State sympathizer who was plotting to carry out an attack on a US military base similar to the deadly assault at Fort Hood in 2009 has been arrested. John T. Booker Jr, was detained in Manhattan, Kansas, on Friday morning and charged with multiple terror offenses, including attempting to use a weapon of mass destruction. The 20-year-old, who refers to himself as Muhammad Abdullah Hassan, is said to have targeted nearby Fort Riley and planned to use a 1,000lb car bomb to blow himself up and kill 'people with power'. Booker was shown how to arm the bomb, which was actually a dud, and taken to a supposed secret gate to enter the base by FBI informants before being arrested around 9am.
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James T. Booker, 20, of Topeka, Kansas, was arrested following FBI sting
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His plan to join Army was stopped last year after extremist Facebook post
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He faces terrorism charges, including using a weapon of mass destruction
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Booker arrested outside Fort Riley's supposed 'secret gate' with car bomb
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Imam says that suspect was mentally ill
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Alexander Blair, 28, arrested for failing to inform authorities about plan

Question: @placeholder began counseling John Booker at the request of the FBI last year, though he now says 'maybe he came to me too late'.

Answer: Imam


A Los Angeles police officer had no reason to stop and question a black man last year and that violation of department policy led to an altercation that ended with the fatal shooting of the man, an oversight panel found. The Los Angeles Police Commission unanimously determined Tuesday that Officer Sharlton Wampler was unjustified in shooting Ezell Ford, 25, in August. The panel also found that Wampler's partner, Officer Antonio Villegas, was wrong to draw his weapon but acted appropriately in firing it because he believed Wampler's life was in danger. During hours of emotional public testimony before the panel's vote, Ford's mother, Tritobia Ford, urged commissioners to find the officers' actions improper,  saying her mentally ill son had the thought process of an 8- or 10-year-old.
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An oversight panel found Los Angeles Police Department Officer Sharlton Wampler was unjustified in shooting Ezell Ford, 25, in August
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The panel also found that Officer Antonio Villegas was wrong to draw his weapon initially but acted appropriately when he shot the man twice
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The two stopped Ford, there was a struggle, Villegas shot the man twice and Wampler pulled out a backup gun afterward and fired a third shot

Question: Wampler thought @placeholder may have been hiding drugs and told him to stop so they could question him.

Answer: Ezell Ford

Answer: Ford

Answer: Tritobia Ford

Answer: Ezell Ford

Answer: Ford