Brekkie Wrap: Woman chain smokes cigarettes for job; teen stands up to bully with 100 Facebook friends A woman smokes a cigarette. IF MONDAY morning has you thinking your job is slowly killing you, spare a thought for the woman who has to chain smoke cigarettes for a living. For the past 21 years, Liu Hui has spent her office hours puffing away on around 30 cigarettes a day. And she has no plans of quitting - the job or the cigarettes. Ms Liu works as a tobacco appraiser in China and evaluates the taste, flavour and irritant effects of each cigarette.. "It's my job, and I like it," Ms Liu said. Besides, I haven't seen anyone around me or my friends getting sick from smoking yet. Meanwhile, a man was fired from his job at Walmart after he intervened to help a woman allegedly being assaulted in the store's car park. Kristopher Oswald, 30, was fired from Walmart for "violation of a company policy." In other news, police have recaptured two killers who were wrongly freed from prison, a man has died in a fire that gutted the birthplace of WWI spy Mata Hari, a Roma girl deported from France has been attacked on arrival in Kosovo, a man has tried to board a plane carrying more than a dozen weapons, the brother of a man who was gunned down with his family in the French Alps has protested his innocence, and the family of the first Arab to be honoured by Israel for saving Jews during the Holocaust says they are not interested in the recognition. Nazi war criminal Erich Priebke will be buried in a secret location in Italy after an international dispute over what to do with his remains, reports have shown rising infection rates of HIV and chlamydia among sections of the Australian community, a new ad campaign is using Google searches to show the bigoted views held against women worldwide, a bar brawl in Germany has ended with a man biting his opponent's nose off and running away, and much of the news from Syria is actually coming from one man in a small English city. A high school student has shown a bully who has more friends after a call for support on Facebook had 100 people come to back him up at lunch, US leaders have vowed never to have a government shutdown again - while not offering any plans to avoid it, a fugitive banker has been arrested after checking into a luxury hotel under his own name, Napoleon has come up short again in a re-enactment on the 200th anniversary of the Battle of the Nations, and a website is offering to let you know if anyone has ever died in your home. Polish Lanciers ride in the field during a re-enactement of the Battle of the Nations (Voelkerschlacht) in Leipzig on October 20, 2013. This year's re-enactement marks the battle's 200th anniversary, with 6.000 enthusiasts taking part. The battle, between the remnants of Napoleon's Grande Armee and a Russo-Prussian coalition, was Napoleon's most crushing defeat. In entertainment news, WikiLeaks drama The Fifth Estate may prove to be the flop of the year after a terrible opening weekend in the US, a waitress who paid a restaurant tab for two furloughed soldiers has been repaid more than 300 times over by Ellen, and Johnny Depp has honoured Christopher Lee for being a frightening person to work with. In Catch-up Confidential, reports say Miley Cyrus has already moved on from Liam Hemsworth and is dating a new man. In sport, Australian Scott Hend has claimed victory at the Macau Open, Tottenham's victory over Aston Villa was marred by a linesman being hit by a flare, Fiorentina stunned Serie A champions Juventus with a 4-2 win, Rio Ferdinand has been added to an FA commission looking into the failings of English football, and Caroline Wozniacki showed no ill-effects from her break-up with Rory McIlroy as she won her first tournament in a year. Denmark's Caroline Wozniacki smiles with her trophy after she won the final of the Luxembourg Open 2013 against Germany's Annika Beck, in Kockelscheuer, Luxembourg, Sunday, Oct. 20, 2013. Wozniacki won 6-2, 6-2. (AP Photo/Yves Logghe) Source: AP Sunday - Sandy Hook victim, 6, 'a hero' Friday - Murderers forge a path out of jail