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Militants have killed five people in a gun attack on a restaurant in Mali's capital, including a French citizen and a Belgian security officer with the EU delegation in the country, authorities say. Mali's desert north, where French forces wrested control of territory from separatist rebels and al Qaeda-linked fighters, is plagued by frequent political violence - but this is the first militant attack for years in Bamako, in the south. Three Malians were also killed in the violence, which began about 1am, in and around La Terrasse restaurant, which is popular with expatriates. Police carry out their investigations at the scene of the militant attack in Mali's capital

The French embassy in

OPTIONS:
- Bamako said on Saturday it had alerted its citizens and beefed up security.
- Belgian said on Saturday it had alerted its citizens and beefed up security.
- Belgium said on Saturday it had alerted its citizens and beefed up security.
- EU said on Saturday it had alerted its citizens and beefed up security.
- French said on Saturday it had alerted its citizens and beefed up security.
- La Terrasse said on Saturday it had alerted its citizens and beefed up security.
- Mali said on Saturday it had alerted its citizens and beefed up security.
- Malians said on Saturday it had alerted its citizens and beefed up security.
- al Qaeda said on Saturday it had alerted its citizens and beefed up security.


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Berlin (CNN) Neo-Nazis marched in the streets of Berlin on Saturday as counterprotesters assembled to meet them, a week after a white supremacist rally turned deadly in Charlottesville, Virginia. Helmeted police in riot gear stood guard as right-wing demonstrators converged on the German capital to mark the 30th anniversary of the death of Rudolf Hess,  Adolf Hitler's deputy. About 500 people on each side turned out, police said. Convicted at the Nuremberg war crimes trials, Hess served a life sentence at Spandau Prison and was the sole inmate there from 1966 until his death in 1987. Nazi sympathizers revere Hess because he never renounced his beliefs decades after the fall of the Third Reich.

A black woman held up a sign with a heart, prompting neo-

OPTIONS:
- Adolf Hitler to shout "go home."
- Berlin to shout "go home."
- CNN to shout "go home."
- Charlottesville to shout "go home."
- German to shout "go home."
- Hess to shout "go home."
- Hitler to shout "go home."
- Nazi to shout "go home."
- Nazis to shout "go home."
- Neo to shout "go home."
- Nuremberg to shout "go home."
- Rudolf Hess to shout "go home."
- Spandau Prison to shout "go home."
- Third Reich to shout "go home."
- US to shout "go home."
- Virginia to shout "go home."


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(CNN) A man with autism, who was sitting next to his unarmed caregiver when police shot the latter in Florida, is so traumatized by the incident, he's not eating or sleeping, his family says. Arnaldo Eliud Rios Soto, 26, wandered away from his group home in North Miami last week -- and became the latest image of the national debate about police shootings of unarmed men. Charles Kinsey, his behavior therapist, was trying to help him Monday when police responded to a 911 call about a suicidal man with a gun. A cell phone video released later showed Kinsey lying on the ground, his hands up in the air, while Rios sat nearby.

While

OPTIONS:
- Arnaldo Eliud Rios Soto was not shot, his injuries go much deeper, his family said.
- Charles Kinsey was not shot, his injuries go much deeper, his family said.
- Florida was not shot, his injuries go much deeper, his family said.
- Kinsey was not shot, his injuries go much deeper, his family said.
- North Miami was not shot, his injuries go much deeper, his family said.
- Rios was not shot, his injuries go much deeper, his family said.


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LAKE WALES, Florida (CNN) -- Does jumping out of a plane show love? For one family in Florida it does. Trevor Muir (left), 23; Darcy Shepard, 18; Harriett Shepard, 94; and Dave Shepard, 74, are ready to jump. Last Saturday, four generations of Darcy Shepard's family went skydiving for her 18th birthday. The oldest jumper was Shepard's 94-year-old great-grandmother, Harriett Shepard. Skydiving is becoming a Shepard family rite of passage. Two members of the family had jumped before -- including family matriarch Harriett. Harriett Shepard jumped three years ago, at age 91, because she wanted to know what it felt like.

Just another notch in the pole," says the 23-year-old

OPTIONS:
- CNN.
- Darcy Shepard.
- Dave Shepard.
- Florida.
- Harriett.
- Harriett Shepard.
- LAKE WALES.
- Shepard.
- Shepard family.
- Trevor Muir.


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Washington (CNN) -- The House of Representatives passed the Republican version of the Violence Against Women Act on Wednesday, despite strong opposition from Democrats. The GOP version, passed 222-205, offers a stark contrast from the bill passed by the Senate in late April, which will lead to further political fighting as both chambers attempt to work out a compromise over the law's reauthorization. Wednesday's vote fell largely along party lines, though 23 Republicans voted against their own party and opposed the bill. Meanwhile, six Democrats defected and voted in favor of the Republican version. The Violence Against Women Act was first enacted in 1994. It has been reauthorized twice since then with bipartisan support and very little controversy.

Sandy Adams, a first-term representative from

OPTIONS:
- Adams who rode the Republican wave in the 2010 midterm elections, agreed.
- CNN who rode the Republican wave in the 2010 midterm elections, agreed.
- Democrats who rode the Republican wave in the 2010 midterm elections, agreed.
- Florida who rode the Republican wave in the 2010 midterm elections, agreed.
- GOP who rode the Republican wave in the 2010 midterm elections, agreed.
- House who rode the Republican wave in the 2010 midterm elections, agreed.
- House of Representatives who rode the Republican wave in the 2010 midterm elections, agreed.
- Republican who rode the Republican wave in the 2010 midterm elections, agreed.
- Republicans who rode the Republican wave in the 2010 midterm elections, agreed.
- Senate who rode the Republican wave in the 2010 midterm elections, agreed.
- Violence Against Women Act who rode the Republican wave in the 2010 midterm elections, agreed.
- Washington who rode the Republican wave in the 2010 midterm elections, agreed.


Donald Trump fired one of his campaign advisers on Sunday after he was accused of writing a string of racist posts on social media. Sam Nunberg reportedly wrote offensive comments on his personal Facebook page dating back to 2007. Business Insider reports that one of those posts called Reverend Al-Sharpton's daughter the n-word. 'Meeting Rev. Sharpton today, no joke- he will tell him that his daughter is N---!' reads the post dated August 25, 2007. CBS reports that other posts from Nunberg's Facebook call President Obama a 'Socialist Marxist Islamo Fascist Nazi Appeaser,' 'Farrakahn's Messiah,' and a 'Pan Arabist Marxist Muslim.'

Lewandowski said

OPTIONS:
- Business Insider was a 'low-level' staffer when discussing his firing.
- CBS was a 'low-level' staffer when discussing his firing.
- Democrats was a 'low-level' staffer when discussing his firing.
- Donald Trump was a 'low-level' staffer when discussing his firing.
- Facebook was a 'low-level' staffer when discussing his firing.
- Farrakahn was a 'low-level' staffer when discussing his firing.
- Hip Hop Inaugural Ball was a 'low-level' staffer when discussing his firing.
- Nunberg was a 'low-level' staffer when discussing his firing.
- Obama was a 'low-level' staffer when discussing his firing.
- Pan Arabist Marxist Muslim was a 'low-level' staffer when discussing his firing.
- Republicans was a 'low-level' staffer when discussing his firing.
- Reverend Al was a 'low-level' staffer when discussing his firing.
- Sam Nunberg was a 'low-level' staffer when discussing his firing.
- Sharpton was a 'low-level' staffer when discussing his firing.
- Socialist Marxist Islamo Fascist Nazi Appeaser was a 'low-level' staffer when discussing his firing.


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(CNN) Rapper YG really wants you to know he doesn't like Donald Trump. While other hip-hop artists like Rick Ross, Jeezy and TI have publicly dissed the Republican presidential nominee, none have gotten as much traction as YG, and arguably, none have been as singularly focused. Check out: #GetPolitical — A CNNPolitics originial series In the lead-up to his second studio album, "Still Brazy," the California rapper dropped a single called "FDT," a song whose title is made up of the GOP nominee's initials and an expletive. As the track opens, YG says, "Me and all my peoples, we always thought he was straight, influential motherf---er when it came to the business. But now, since we know how you really feel, this is how we feel. F--- Donald Trump." Then he launches into his anthem, cursing the real estate mogul's name dozens of times.

In May 2016, he released a video where he read the lyrics to "FDT" from behind a podium, offering the lines as a point-by-point rebuttal to a

OPTIONS:
- CNN speech.
- CNNPolitics speech.
- California speech.
- Compton speech.
- Donald Trump speech.
- FDT speech.
- GOP speech.
- Jeezy speech.
- Republican speech.
- Rick Ross speech.
- Still Brazy speech.
- TI speech.
- Trump speech.
- YG speech.


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A mother accused of standing by on her cell phone while three of her children drowned has spoken out, saying she was busy saving her fourth child from dying when the tragedy happened. Patricia Allen, 30, a mother-of-five, was arrested after sons Treshawn, 9, and Anthony Smith, 11, drowned at a pool in Irving in June along with their sister August Smith, 10. Speaking for the first time since the tragedy, Allen said she was in the pool with her children when they went under water, but was forced to leave them to rescue her three-year-old after he also got into trouble.

The tragedy unfolded on June 24 when

OPTIONS:
- Allen took her five children, aged 3, 6, 9, 10, and 11, to a pool behind an apartment complex in the city of Irving.
- Anthony Smith took her five children, aged 3, 6, 9, 10, and 11, to a pool behind an apartment complex in the city of Irving.
- August Smith took her five children, aged 3, 6, 9, 10, and 11, to a pool behind an apartment complex in the city of Irving.
- Irving took her five children, aged 3, 6, 9, 10, and 11, to a pool behind an apartment complex in the city of Irving.
- Patricia Allen took her five children, aged 3, 6, 9, 10, and 11, to a pool behind an apartment complex in the city of Irving.
- Said took her five children, aged 3, 6, 9, 10, and 11, to a pool behind an apartment complex in the city of Irving.
- Treshawn took her five children, aged 3, 6, 9, 10, and 11, to a pool behind an apartment complex in the city of Irving.


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Among the thousands of internet compilation videos of Barcelona’s football there are a handful that don’t involve flicks, tricks and bicycle kicks – they are the ones dedicated to the skin-saving tackles of Javier Mascherano. They are not as pretty as Leo Messi’s best 100 goals or Xavi’s greatest assists but they have been fundamental in the club’s success since 2010. The man who admitted to ‘tearing his anus’ in one goal-saving challenge on Arjen Robben for Argentina last summer at the World Cup has been stretching himself to the limit for Barcelona since his move to the Nou Camp in 2010.

There was still a disbelief that the former

OPTIONS:
- Argentina holding midfielder had really metamorphosed into a world-class central defender.
- Argentinian holding midfielder had really metamorphosed into a world-class central defender.
- Arjen Robben holding midfielder had really metamorphosed into a world-class central defender.
- Barca holding midfielder had really metamorphosed into a world-class central defender.
- Barcelona holding midfielder had really metamorphosed into a world-class central defender.
- Champions League holding midfielder had really metamorphosed into a world-class central defender.
- Javier Mascherano holding midfielder had really metamorphosed into a world-class central defender.
- Juventus holding midfielder had really metamorphosed into a world-class central defender.
- Leo Messi holding midfielder had really metamorphosed into a world-class central defender.
- Liverpool holding midfielder had really metamorphosed into a world-class central defender.
- Mascherano holding midfielder had really metamorphosed into a world-class central defender.
- Nou Camp holding midfielder had really metamorphosed into a world-class central defender.
- World Cup holding midfielder had really metamorphosed into a world-class central defender.
- Xavi holding midfielder had really metamorphosed into a world-class central defender.


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The woman who took part in the ISIS-inspired San Bernardino massacre is linked to her native country's most notorious radical mosque, American officials believe. Sources have told Daily Mail Online that US officials handed over information to their Pakistani counterparts about links between Tashfeen Malik and the Red Mosque in Islamabad. The mosque is infamous for its links to violence and authorities in Pakistan are now considering taking action against its preacher, Maulana Abdul Aziz, after the disclosures by US officials. It is unclear currently how law enforcement and intelligence agencies in the US have connected Malik to the mosque.

OPTIONS:
- American is now known to have proclaimed her loyalty to ISIS shortly before the attack.
- Daily Mail Online is now known to have proclaimed her loyalty to ISIS shortly before the attack.
- ISIS is now known to have proclaimed her loyalty to ISIS shortly before the attack.
- Islamabad is now known to have proclaimed her loyalty to ISIS shortly before the attack.
- London is now known to have proclaimed her loyalty to ISIS shortly before the attack.
- Malik is now known to have proclaimed her loyalty to ISIS shortly before the attack.
- Maulana Abdul Aziz is now known to have proclaimed her loyalty to ISIS shortly before the attack.
- Maulana Aziz is now known to have proclaimed her loyalty to ISIS shortly before the attack.
- Pakistan is now known to have proclaimed her loyalty to ISIS shortly before the attack.
- Pakistani is now known to have proclaimed her loyalty to ISIS shortly before the attack.
- Red Mosque is now known to have proclaimed her loyalty to ISIS shortly before the attack.
- San Bernardino is now known to have proclaimed her loyalty to ISIS shortly before the attack.
- Saudi is now known to have proclaimed her loyalty to ISIS shortly before the attack.
- Tashfeen Malik is now known to have proclaimed her loyalty to ISIS shortly before the attack.
- US is now known to have proclaimed her loyalty to ISIS shortly before the attack.


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Philadelphia (CNN) -- There is one thing to be said about Attorney General Eric Holder. He has a way with words that makes conservatives furious -- especially when he starts talking about race and the law. There are many examples. Early in the Obama administration, Holder said that we are "a nation of cowards" when it comes to issues of race. The conservative chattering class erupted. Holder is at it again. He has fired up the right with his comments about the Trayvon Martin case, blaming "mistaken beliefs and stereotypes" for the shooting of the Florida teenager. And now he is going after Texas' voting laws.

Civil rights organizations have called on Holder and the Justice Department to pursue federal charges against George Zimmerman after he was found not guilty in the

OPTIONS:
- CNN shooting.
- Eric Holder shooting.
- Florida shooting.
- George Zimmerman shooting.
- Holder shooting.
- Justice Department shooting.
- Obama shooting.
- Philadelphia shooting.
- Texas shooting.
- Trayvon Martin shooting.


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(CNN) Actress Carrie Fisher, whose grit and wit made "Star Wars'" Princess Leia an iconic and beloved figure to millions of moviegoers, died Tuesday in Los Angeles. She was 60. Her death was confirmed in a statement issued by the publicist for Billie Lourd, Fisher's daughter. "It is with a very deep sadness that Billie Lourd confirms that her beloved mother Carrie Fisher passed away at 8:55 this morning," Simon Halls said. Fisher's death came four days after she suffered a cardiac event on a flight from London to Los Angeles, according to a source familiar with the situation. 'The family business'

Her tough-as-nails princess was strong and independent -- and the role positioned

OPTIONS:
- Billie Lourd in the decades that followed as something of a feminist icon.
- Carrie Fisher in the decades that followed as something of a feminist icon.
- Fisher in the decades that followed as something of a feminist icon.
- Leia in the decades that followed as something of a feminist icon.
- London in the decades that followed as something of a feminist icon.
- Los Angeles in the decades that followed as something of a feminist icon.
- Mark Hamill in the decades that followed as something of a feminist icon.
- Simon Halls in the decades that followed as something of a feminist icon.
- Star Wars in the decades that followed as something of a feminist icon.


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Eastern European workers are set to be educated about British culture after claims they sit in a town square all day drinking alcohol. Locals in Shirebrook in Derbyshire say that the workers, who are mainly Polish and employed at retail giant Sport Direct's headquarters, openly drink in the town's market square. This has led to complaints that bottles and cans have been left littering the market place and there have also been reports of men urinating in public. The former mining town has seen a huge influx of Eastern European who work at the warehouse, owned by billionaire businessman and Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley.

A spokesman for Derbyshire Constabulary said: 'Anti-social behaviour, committed by members of various communities, is an ongoing problem in

OPTIONS:
- British.
- Council.
- Derbyshire.
- Eastern European.
- Mike Ashley.
- Newcastle United.
- Polish.
- Shirebrook.
- Sport Direct.


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It's only logical that Kirstie Alley has been called out by Star Trek fans for paying tribute to the wrong Spock. The actress raised the heckles of Trekkies Sunday when she wrote a tribute on Twitter seemingly honoring a real-life celebrity child psychologist instead of the fictional science officer of USS Enterprise portrayed by the late actor Leonard Nimoy. 'Rest in peace Dr. Spock ... Xxxooo,' Alley wrote in a message accompanying a black-and-white still photograph of Nimoy as the half-Vulcan first officer under the command of Captain James T. Kirk. Scroll down for video Twitter gaffe: Kirstie Alley has been called out by Star Trek fans for calling Leonard Nimoy's character 'Dr Spock' instead of 'Mr Spock'

Alley, who was out of the country when

OPTIONS:
- Alley passed away Friday at age 83, defiantly responded to the flurry of tweets about her gaffe about an hour later.
- Benjamin Spock passed away Friday at age 83, defiantly responded to the flurry of tweets about her gaffe about an hour later.
- Dr Spock passed away Friday at age 83, defiantly responded to the flurry of tweets about her gaffe about an hour later.
- Dr. Spock passed away Friday at age 83, defiantly responded to the flurry of tweets about her gaffe about an hour later.
- James T. Kirk passed away Friday at age 83, defiantly responded to the flurry of tweets about her gaffe about an hour later.
- Khan passed away Friday at age 83, defiantly responded to the flurry of tweets about her gaffe about an hour later.
- Kirstie Alley passed away Friday at age 83, defiantly responded to the flurry of tweets about her gaffe about an hour later.
- Leonard Nimoy passed away Friday at age 83, defiantly responded to the flurry of tweets about her gaffe about an hour later.
- Nimoy passed away Friday at age 83, defiantly responded to the flurry of tweets about her gaffe about an hour later.
- Saavik passed away Friday at age 83, defiantly responded to the flurry of tweets about her gaffe about an hour later.
- Spock passed away Friday at age 83, defiantly responded to the flurry of tweets about her gaffe about an hour later.
- Star Trek passed away Friday at age 83, defiantly responded to the flurry of tweets about her gaffe about an hour later.
- Trekkies passed away Friday at age 83, defiantly responded to the flurry of tweets about her gaffe about an hour later.
- Twitter passed away Friday at age 83, defiantly responded to the flurry of tweets about her gaffe about an hour later.
- USS Enterprise passed away Friday at age 83, defiantly responded to the flurry of tweets about her gaffe about an hour later.
- Vulcan passed away Friday at age 83, defiantly responded to the flurry of tweets about her gaffe about an hour later.
- Xxxooo passed away Friday at age 83, defiantly responded to the flurry of tweets about her gaffe about an hour later.


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Harrisburg, Pennsylvania (CNN) Ash Khare came to America from India with two bachelor's degrees, $8 in his pocket and a dream -- the American dream. This year, he has a chance to realize that dream in an important way. A chance he could have never imagined growing up as a poor child in India. A chance he is proud of, he says with tears welling up in his eyes. Ash Khare is one of the 538 people who make up the Electoral College who today will cast their votes for president. Khare arrived in America in 1969 on a scholarship to Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey. He was 21 years old. At the time, India was a closed economy and Khare was a young man with drive and smarts, but no connections.

Some of the missives came in Christmas cards, one came with a picture of a family saying they were afraid of

OPTIONS:
- America.
- American.
- Ash Khare.
- CNN.
- Electoral College.
- Harrisburg.
- India.
- Khare.
- New Jersey.
- Pennsylvania.
- Stevens Institute of Technology.
- Trump.


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Raheem Sterling first came to the attention of the wider world in a TV documentary charting Brendan Rodgers’ early days in charge of Liverpool in the summer of 2012. In footage from a pre-season training session, the Liverpool manager is seen rebuking Sterling — then a talented but largely untried teenager — for answering him back. A little more than two-and-a-half years on and much has changed. Now Sterling is a 20-year-old England international and a cornerstone of Liverpool’s first team. On Wednesday he was back on TV again but this time he was attempting to call the shots. Raheem Sterling has turned down a new deal with Liverpool and put off contract talks until the summer

Liverpool and

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal, who tends to be unemotional about these things, view this as unhelpful and unsettling.
- BBC, who tends to be unemotional about these things, view this as unhelpful and unsettling.
- Brendan Rodgers, who tends to be unemotional about these things, view this as unhelpful and unsettling.
- England, who tends to be unemotional about these things, view this as unhelpful and unsettling.
- Liverpool, who tends to be unemotional about these things, view this as unhelpful and unsettling.
- Raheem Sterling, who tends to be unemotional about these things, view this as unhelpful and unsettling.
- Rodgers, who tends to be unemotional about these things, view this as unhelpful and unsettling.
- Sportsmail, who tends to be unemotional about these things, view this as unhelpful and unsettling.
- Sterling, who tends to be unemotional about these things, view this as unhelpful and unsettling.


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Washington (CNN) Ohio Democratic Rep. Tim Ryan is calling his bid to oust Nancy Pelosi a "David versus Goliath" type clash -- a back bencher competing against the top House Democrat who made history in 2007 when she was sworn in as the first female speaker of the House. "If you're a quarterback and you keep throwing interceptions, you change quarterbacks," the 43-year-old Ryan, a former high school football player, said in a recent interview criticizing the record of Pelosi, 76, and arguing it's time for a younger generation to take the reins. Ryan's gambit is unusual because most leadership challenges come from members using another party position or a top slot on a key committee as a launching pad.

Ryan and other

OPTIONS:
- CNN who pressed for more time before the vote point out that there is basically no bench for House Democrats.
- David who pressed for more time before the vote point out that there is basically no bench for House Democrats.
- Democrat who pressed for more time before the vote point out that there is basically no bench for House Democrats.
- Democratic who pressed for more time before the vote point out that there is basically no bench for House Democrats.
- Democrats who pressed for more time before the vote point out that there is basically no bench for House Democrats.
- Goliath who pressed for more time before the vote point out that there is basically no bench for House Democrats.
- House who pressed for more time before the vote point out that there is basically no bench for House Democrats.
- Nancy Pelosi who pressed for more time before the vote point out that there is basically no bench for House Democrats.
- Ohio who pressed for more time before the vote point out that there is basically no bench for House Democrats.
- Pelosi who pressed for more time before the vote point out that there is basically no bench for House Democrats.
- Ryan who pressed for more time before the vote point out that there is basically no bench for House Democrats.
- Tim Ryan who pressed for more time before the vote point out that there is basically no bench for House Democrats.
- Washington who pressed for more time before the vote point out that there is basically no bench for House Democrats.


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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.

Buffon came to the rescue for the first time in the 18th minute with a superb save to block

OPTIONS:
- Azzurri's low shot on the counterattack.
- Buffon's low shot on the counterattack.
- Bulgaria's low shot on the counterattack.
- Daniele De Rossi's low shot on the counterattack.
- De Rossi's low shot on the counterattack.
- Estadio Renzo Barbera's low shot on the counterattack.
- Euro 2016's low shot on the counterattack.
- France's low shot on the counterattack.
- Gianluigi Buffon's low shot on the counterattack.
- Giorgi Milanov's low shot on the counterattack.
- Group H's low shot on the counterattack.
- Ilian Micanski's low shot on the counterattack.
- Iliyan Mitsanski's low shot on the counterattack.
- Italy's low shot on the counterattack.
- Micanski's low shot on the counterattack.
- Roma's low shot on the counterattack.
- Russia's low shot on the counterattack.
- World Cup's low shot on the counterattack.


Michael Schumacher's 15-year-old son is to follow in his father's footsteps after he signed a deal to compete in the Formula 4 series, which nurtures young talents. Mick Schumacher has been snapped up by the Netherlands' Van Amersfoort Racing team after he finished second in the world, European and German kart championships last season. His father Michael is the most successful driver in Formula One history, with seven titles, but retired from the sport after a devastating ski accident left him in a coma. Family business: Mick Schumacher, 15, has signed a deal to race for Van Amersfoort Racing in Formula 4

Announced in 2013 and first run last year, Formula 4 is an open-wheeled motor racing competition designed for junior drivers as a stepping stone to

OPTIONS:
- European.
- F1.
- Ferrari.
- Formula 4.
- Formula One.
- German.
- Germany.
- Michael.
- Michael Schumacher.
- Mick Schumacher.
- Netherlands.
- Van Amersfoort Racing.


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Everyone with a business in Detroit's 48204 ZIP code has installed bulletproof glass. With the highest crime rate in America, shootings, lootings, murders and burglaries are an everyday reality. One diner, however, is an exception to the rule. John's Grill doesn't have any of the protective bells and whistles - just some very loyal customers. Run by Yugoslavian chef Jovica Trpcevski, 58, the eatery is open-plan. Unlike every other restaurant in the neighborhood, each with glass panes protecting the chefs, diners can grab Trpcevski's hand and reach over the counter if they wanted to. In the past few decades, numerous managers, waiters and chefs have been shot dead in their own establishments, but Trpcevski - known as John - has never even faced a threat.

The man took

OPTIONS:
- America's advice, went to school, graduated and got a good job.
- Detroit's advice, went to school, graduated and got a good job.
- John's advice, went to school, graduated and got a good job.
- John's Grill's advice, went to school, graduated and got a good job.
- Jovica Trpcevski's advice, went to school, graduated and got a good job.
- Trpcevski's advice, went to school, graduated and got a good job.
- Yugoslavian's advice, went to school, graduated and got a good job.
- ZIP's advice, went to school, graduated and got a good job.


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(CNN) Two men face murder charges in connection with last weekend's Cameo nightclub shooting, Cincinnati police Chief Eliot K. Isaac said. Cornell Beckley, 27, was arrested Thursday afternoon. Deondre Davis, 29, is being treated for gunshot wounds and is listed in critical condition, Isaac told reporters Thursday. Police believe more individuals may have been involved. They also plan to add charges to the two suspects as the investigation progresses. One person was killed and 16 others were injured by gunfire early Sunday. Police identified the slain man as O'Bryan Spikes, 27. Isaac said it was an altercation in the nightclub that deteriorated into a fight, which "escalated to individuals being able to sneak guns into the bar and shots being fired." Police have recovered 16 shell casings, but believe more shots were fired.

Multiple assaults were reported at

OPTIONS:
- Cameo from 2014 to 2016, affiliate WXIX reported.
- Cincinnati from 2014 to 2016, affiliate WXIX reported.
- Cornell Beckley from 2014 to 2016, affiliate WXIX reported.
- Deondre Davis from 2014 to 2016, affiliate WXIX reported.
- Eliot K. Isaac from 2014 to 2016, affiliate WXIX reported.
- Isaac from 2014 to 2016, affiliate WXIX reported.
- O'Bryan Spikes from 2014 to 2016, affiliate WXIX reported.


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(CNN) Protests in Egypt over the proposed sale of two Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia turned violent on Monday, with riot police using tear gas and rubber bullets against demonstrators across Cairo. Protesters angry over the island sale, Egypt's economy and police brutality chanted for the ouster of President Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi. Security forces detained an unknown number of protesters and also several journalists, who were later released. But police allowed dozens of Sisi supporters to gather in restricted squares and areas. Here's what's going on: Why are people unhappy? Many of the protesters do not want to see the two Red Sea islands, Tiran and Sanafir, turned over to the Saudis. Egyptians have also been troubled by other aspects of Sisi's presidency including the struggling economy and the detention of political dissidents.

The island deal still requires approval by the parliament, according to

OPTIONS:
- Abdel-Ahram.
- Cairo-Ahram.
- Egypt-Ahram.
- Egyptians-Ahram.
- Fattah el-Ahram.
- Red Sea-Ahram.
- Sanafir-Ahram.
- Saudi Arabia-Ahram.
- Saudis-Ahram.
- Sisi-Ahram.
- Tiran-Ahram.


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The sight of a naked Britt Ekland dancing in front of you has a powerful effect on a teenage boy’s mind. It certainly did on mine. Watching the Swedish starlet’s rhythmic swaying in Robin Hardy’s Seventies classic The Wicker Man was a critical point in my adolescent development. Britt’s character is driven to lewd cavorting by the dark magic of Lord Summerisle, the laird-cum-high priest of a beautiful Hebridean island still in thrall to paganism. Lord Summerisle is at once charismatic and forbidding, with the polished manners of an English aristocrat but also the flashing eyes of one who knows occult secrets he dare not share with outsiders.

His father was the Robin Hardy who made

OPTIONS:
- Britt.
- Britt Ekland.
- English.
- Gove.
- Hebridean.
- Lee.
- Lord Summerisle.
- Robin Hardy.
- Seventies.
- Swedish.
- The Wicker Man.


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Jurgen Klopp will consider recalling winger Lazar Markovic from his loan at Fenerbahce in January, but will need the consent of the Turkish side to do so. Liverpool do not have the option of cutting short the 21-year-old's season-long arrangement but new manager Klopp is an admirer of the Serbia international flyer. Markovic was signed last year from Benfica for £20million but largely proved a disappointment in his first season at Anfield making just 23 starts in all competitions and scoring three goals. Markovic's representatives understood the Serbian could return to Anfield in the next window but there is no official recall in place and any such agreement would have to be consented to by Fenerbahce.

Rossiter told

OPTIONS:
- Anfield's website: 'Even though I was on international duty, I did want to get home and get cracking on with Liverpool again to be honest.
- Benfica's website: 'Even though I was on international duty, I did want to get home and get cracking on with Liverpool again to be honest.
- Fenerbahce's website: 'Even though I was on international duty, I did want to get home and get cracking on with Liverpool again to be honest.
- Jurgen Klopp's website: 'Even though I was on international duty, I did want to get home and get cracking on with Liverpool again to be honest.
- Klopp's website: 'Even though I was on international duty, I did want to get home and get cracking on with Liverpool again to be honest.
- Lazar Markovic's website: 'Even though I was on international duty, I did want to get home and get cracking on with Liverpool again to be honest.
- Liverpool's website: 'Even though I was on international duty, I did want to get home and get cracking on with Liverpool again to be honest.
- Markovic's website: 'Even though I was on international duty, I did want to get home and get cracking on with Liverpool again to be honest.
- Reds's website: 'Even though I was on international duty, I did want to get home and get cracking on with Liverpool again to be honest.
- Serbia's website: 'Even though I was on international duty, I did want to get home and get cracking on with Liverpool again to be honest.
- Serbian's website: 'Even though I was on international duty, I did want to get home and get cracking on with Liverpool again to be honest.
- Turkish's website: 'Even though I was on international duty, I did want to get home and get cracking on with Liverpool again to be honest.


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As far as no-win games go, this was the ultimate. The score line said England won, but hope had long since been lost. Stuart Lancaster insisted this week the last impression his England players left would be the one they will be remembered for. If only. This game will be forgotten in a heartbeat. The World Cup party is going on without England and the gristly process of establishing ‘why’ will begin on Monday. One thing is for sure, this World Cup campaign will be remembered as the worst by England ever. If it proves to be Lancaster’s last international in charge, it will be a sorry way for the proud Cumbrian to draw a line under four years of tireless effort that has ended with no tangible reward.

But as England ran riot in the second half,

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Watson stood stony faced in the coaches box.
- Australia stood stony faced in the coaches box.
- Cumbrian stood stony faced in the coaches box.
- Easter stood stony faced in the coaches box.
- England stood stony faced in the coaches box.
- Henry Slade stood stony faced in the coaches box.
- Jack Nowell stood stony faced in the coaches box.
- Lancaster stood stony faced in the coaches box.
- Nick Easter stood stony faced in the coaches box.
- RWC stood stony faced in the coaches box.
- Rugby World Cup stood stony faced in the coaches box.
- Santiago Vilaseca stood stony faced in the coaches box.
- Stuart Lancaster stood stony faced in the coaches box.
- Uruguay stood stony faced in the coaches box.
- Wales stood stony faced in the coaches box.
- Watson stood stony faced in the coaches box.
- World Cup stood stony faced in the coaches box.


What is the most logical completion of this news story?.

The Queen was back at Royal Ascot today and seemed delighted to be there as she took part in the traditional parade down the racecourse in a landau, accompanied by the Duke of Edinburgh and her Master of Horse, Samuel, Lord Vestey. Her Majesty's good mood couldn't even be dampened by a hat trick of losses from three of her horses in the Queen Mary and Sandringham Stakes. Joining the Queen in the Royal Enclosure for the second day of racing was Sophie Wessex, who stepped in to help Princess Michael of Kent rearrange the plumes on her hat early on before they all headed to the Royal Box to take in the day's action.

Undeterred, the bookies have now opened betting on today's ensemble with blue the 2-1 favourite according to

OPTIONS:
- Angela Kelly.
- Edinburgh.
- Frankie Dettori.
- Karl Ludwig.
- Kent.
- Ladbrokes.
- Lord Vestey.
- Master of Horse.
- Michael.
- Osaila.
- Prince Philip.
- Queen Mary.
- Queen Mary Stakes.
- Ring of Truth.
- Royal Ascot.
- Royal Box.
- Royal Enclosure.
- Samuel.
- Sandringham Stakes.
- Sophie Wessex.
- Touchline.


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A judge has issued assurances to missing mother Rebecca Minnock about future access to her son Ethan after hearing her friend Andrew Butt admit that he had helped her flee to avoid handing the boy over to his father. Ms Minnock, 35, fled her home in Highbridge, Somerset, with Ethan two weeks ago following a court order that he should live with his father, Roger Williams. Judge Stephen Wildblood, in a direct appeal to Miss Minnock from Bristol Crown Court today, urged her to come forward. He added: 'This mother must not see herself as being backed into a corner because there is a very simple solution for her - come forward with Ethan.'

She accepted her actions were wrong and that, when she is caught,

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Butt would be 'taken from me' – but insists her son is 'really happy'.
- Bristol Crown Court would be 'taken from me' – but insists her son is 'really happy'.
- Ethan would be 'taken from me' – but insists her son is 'really happy'.
- Highbridge would be 'taken from me' – but insists her son is 'really happy'.
- Minnock would be 'taken from me' – but insists her son is 'really happy'.
- Miss Minnock would be 'taken from me' – but insists her son is 'really happy'.
- Rebecca Minnock would be 'taken from me' – but insists her son is 'really happy'.
- Roger Williams would be 'taken from me' – but insists her son is 'really happy'.
- Somerset would be 'taken from me' – but insists her son is 'really happy'.
- Stephen Wildblood would be 'taken from me' – but insists her son is 'really happy'.


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She has staked her claim to the American dream on her rise from secretary to CEO and made it the platform from which she has launched countless speeches as a would-be presidential candidate. But now Carly Fiorina's story has been put in doubt by the man she was with at the very start of her rise. Todd Bartlem, who went on to become Fiorina's first husband,  accuses her of creating a misleading mythology and 'losing her humanity' for a 'pathological' pursuit of power. Speaking exclusively to Daily Mail Online, he said: 'It's not like she was a secretary for 15 years and rose up. She dropped out of law school, she settled on business school. It was all very planned.

Divorce papers seen by

OPTIONS:
- American reveal a muddy truth of overlapping divorces.
- Carly Fiorina reveal a muddy truth of overlapping divorces.
- Daily Mail Online reveal a muddy truth of overlapping divorces.
- Fiorina reveal a muddy truth of overlapping divorces.
- Hewlett reveal a muddy truth of overlapping divorces.
- Lori reveal a muddy truth of overlapping divorces.
- Packard reveal a muddy truth of overlapping divorces.
- Republican reveal a muddy truth of overlapping divorces.
- Todd Bartlem reveal a muddy truth of overlapping divorces.
- White House reveal a muddy truth of overlapping divorces.


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(CNN) A political appointee at the Department of Housing and Urban Development was fired for an op-ed he wrote before the election that criticized then-candidate Donald Trump, a source with knowledge of the situation told CNN. In an October op-ed for The Hill, Republican consultant Shermichael Singleton said Trump was taking the Republican Party to a "new moral low." "We allowed that hostile takeover to happen on our watch," he wrote. "This individual recognized a moment of great disparity in the Republican base and, like cancer, attacked and spread, consuming everything in his path." Singleton's piece criticized Trump's rhetoric about African Americans during the campaign. After the election, the 26-year-old worked with Ben Carson during his confirmation process to become HUD secretary. Singleton, who is African American, then joined the department as a senior adviser.

OPTIONS:
- African American was told he was being dismissed because of the op-ed and was escorted from the building, according to the source, who also said Carson was surprised by the move and only learned of it after the fact.
- African Americans was told he was being dismissed because of the op-ed and was escorted from the building, according to the source, who also said Carson was surprised by the move and only learned of it after the fact.
- American was told he was being dismissed because of the op-ed and was escorted from the building, according to the source, who also said Carson was surprised by the move and only learned of it after the fact.
- Ben Carson was told he was being dismissed because of the op-ed and was escorted from the building, according to the source, who also said Carson was surprised by the move and only learned of it after the fact.
- CNN was told he was being dismissed because of the op-ed and was escorted from the building, according to the source, who also said Carson was surprised by the move and only learned of it after the fact.
- Department of Housing and Urban Development was told he was being dismissed because of the op-ed and was escorted from the building, according to the source, who also said Carson was surprised by the move and only learned of it after the fact.
- Donald Trump was told he was being dismissed because of the op-ed and was escorted from the building, according to the source, who also said Carson was surprised by the move and only learned of it after the fact.
- HUD was told he was being dismissed because of the op-ed and was escorted from the building, according to the source, who also said Carson was surprised by the move and only learned of it after the fact.
- Republican was told he was being dismissed because of the op-ed and was escorted from the building, according to the source, who also said Carson was surprised by the move and only learned of it after the fact.
- Republican Party was told he was being dismissed because of the op-ed and was escorted from the building, according to the source, who also said Carson was surprised by the move and only learned of it after the fact.
- Shermichael Singleton was told he was being dismissed because of the op-ed and was escorted from the building, according to the source, who also said Carson was surprised by the move and only learned of it after the fact.
- Singleton was told he was being dismissed because of the op-ed and was escorted from the building, according to the source, who also said Carson was surprised by the move and only learned of it after the fact.
- The Hill was told he was being dismissed because of the op-ed and was escorted from the building, according to the source, who also said Carson was surprised by the move and only learned of it after the fact.
- Trump was told he was being dismissed because of the op-ed and was escorted from the building, according to the source, who also said Carson was surprised by the move and only learned of it after the fact.


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(CNN) Nearly two years ago Abby Holmes and her husband Jeremiah left their home and jobs in Brooklyn for Columbus, Ohio. Between 45% rent hikes and hyper-competitive hunts for a preschool for their son, the couple were ready to leave behind the big city life. In Columbus they had extended family, affordable rent and, they hoped, the promise of an easier life. But a little over a year after moving, the couple has struggled to find full-time work. Last year, they made about $26,000, which was hardly enough to support the family of four. They've counted on government-funded Medicaid to cover doctor's visits, medications and the birth of their second child, Eli. Her family hasn't needed it yet, but Abby knows they could also turn to food assistance and other benefit programs.

"We would have to regroup in an entire new way," Abby Holmes said of losing

OPTIONS:
- Abby.
- Abby Holmes.
- Brooklyn.
- Columbus.
- Congress.
- Eli.
- Jeremiah.
- Medicaid.
- Ohio.
- Trump.


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Nineteen years ago, Ron Davis and Lucia McBath celebrated the birth of a son. Sunday, they should have celebrated Jordan Davis' birthday with him. Instead, they faced the prospect of a new trial for the man accused of killing him. A jury in Jacksonville on Saturday found Michael Dunn guilty of attempted second-degree murder for opening fire on three other teens in the same SUV as Jordan Davis -- but deadlocked on the murder charge against him in Davis' death. Prosecutors had argued that Dunn recklessly shot at the teens after complaining about the volume of their music in a convenience store parking lot. Three of his 10 shots struck Davis, one of them cutting through his liver, a lung and his aorta.

He wanted it known that

OPTIONS:
- Davis was not a troublemaker.
- Dunn was not a troublemaker.
- Jacksonville was not a troublemaker.
- Jordan Davis was not a troublemaker.
- Lucia McBath was not a troublemaker.
- Michael Dunn was not a troublemaker.
- Ron Davis was not a troublemaker.


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Marking one of England’s most stunning military victories always takes something special. The Battle of Agincourt, where Henry V’s outnumbered army defeated the French against the odds, got just that at a rousing service to commemorate its 600th anniversary yesterday. Henry’s sword, normally kept safely in a museum, was back in the thick of the action, solemnly carried through Westminster Abbey at the start before being placed on the High Altar. Later came high drama as an armour-clad thespian, his forehead spattered with stage-blood, delivered the English king’s inspiring ‘We few, we happy few, we band of brothers’ speech from Shakespeare’s Henry the Fifth, the play which immortalised the battle.

Yesterday was chosen for the service because it took four days for the news of victory to arrive back in

OPTIONS:
- Battle of Agincourt.
- England.
- English.
- French.
- Henry.
- Henry V.
- Henry’s.
- High Altar.
- Shakespeare.
- Westminster Abbey.


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Four out of ten British Muslims partly blame MI5 and the police for radicalising British teenagers who then flee the country to join ISIS. A survey of 1,001 British Muslims found that one in four of this cohort had some sympathy with those who decide to join terror organisations such as ISIS. The figures show that among young and female Muslims, one third have sympathy for the Jihadi runaways despite the deplorable images of ISIS atrocities posted on the internet. Eight per cent agreed they had 'a lot of sympathy' for the likes of Jihadi John. Scroll down for video

Another six per cent felt it was not important for

OPTIONS:
- British to fit into British society.
- ISIS to fit into British society.
- Islam to fit into British society.
- Jihadi to fit into British society.
- Jihadi John to fit into British society.
- MI5 to fit into British society.
- Muslims to fit into British society.


(CNN) Pregnant women should not travel to Barbados, Bolivia, Ecuador, Guadeloupe, Saint Martin, Guyana, Cape Verde and Samoa because of Zika virus, the CDC said Friday. This comes on the heels of last week's travel alert from the CDC recommending pregnant women postpone travel to Brazil, Colombia, El Salvador, French Guiana, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Martinique, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Suriname, Venezuela and Puerto Rico. The recommendations also call for women who have traveled to these places during their pregnancy be screened and monitored for the virus if their visit took place while the virus was present in the country they visited.

The decision is based on their ongoing monitoring of the Zika virus around the world and

OPTIONS:
- Barbados say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Bolivia say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Brazil say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- CDC say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Cape Verde say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Colombia say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Ecuador say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- El Salvador say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- French Guiana say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Guadeloupe say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Guatemala say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Guyana say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Haiti say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Honduras say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Jamaica say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Martinique say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Mexico say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Panama say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Paraguay say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Puerto Rico say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Saint Martin say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Samoa say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Suriname say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Venezuela say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.
- Zika say they will update as necessary in the interest of public health.


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Abu Dhabi (CNN) -- A great deal has been said about the five week long election underway in India. The world's largest democracy. 814 million people going to the polls. A candidate representing a family dynasty versus a firebrand chief minister. But this race will likely boil down to three simple numbers that impact every citizen in the country: growth, inflation and interest rates. To be blunt, they do not favor the incumbent Congress party which has ruled for the last decade. What's at stake? Economic growth came in at only 4.5% in the last fiscal year, the worst performance in a decade. We are awaiting the final tally for last year, but bets are it will be below 5%.

A state-run apparatus stacked up against the sprawling democratic structure of

OPTIONS:
- Abu Dhabi, with chief ministers of states controlling so much power.
- Asia, with chief ministers of states controlling so much power.
- CNN, with chief ministers of states controlling so much power.
- Congress party, with chief ministers of states controlling so much power.
- Europe, with chief ministers of states controlling so much power.
- India, with chief ministers of states controlling so much power.
- Indian, with chief ministers of states controlling so much power.
- John Defterios, with chief ministers of states controlling so much power.
- PM Singh, with chief ministers of states controlling so much power.
- U.S., with chief ministers of states controlling so much power.


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Liverpool winger Raheem Sterling is no stranger to the back pages, but he hit the headlines again for all the wrong reasons on Sunday after he was allegedly pictured smoking a shisha pipe. In a photograph revealed by the Sunday Mirror, the 20-year-old is seen taking a drag from the large orange pipe – containing fruit-scented tobacco and smoked through hot coals via a tube – in a picture published in the Sunday Mirror. Sterling recently snubbed a new £100,000-a-week contract at Anfield amid fears he could leave the club this summer. Liverpool midfielder Raheem Sterling can be seen pictured on social media whilst smoking a shisha pipe

Sterling (second right) attended the launch of the 2015-16 L

OPTIONS:
- Anfieldkit at Anfield on Friday afternoon
- Englandkit at Anfield on Friday afternoon
- Jack Wilsherekit at Anfield on Friday afternoon
- Liverpoolkit at Anfield on Friday afternoon
- Raheem Sterlingkit at Anfield on Friday afternoon
- Redskit at Anfield on Friday afternoon
- Sterlingkit at Anfield on Friday afternoon
- Sunday Mirrorkit at Anfield on Friday afternoon
- Sunday Mirrorkit at Anfield on Friday afternoon


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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.

He ruled that the pair needed to 'figure out' their relationship for Aaden's sake and 'grow up and deal with each other as adults' - but did not find that there was no imminent threat to Oyola or

OPTIONS:
- Aaden.
- Adrianne Oyola.
- Arrigoni Bridge.
- Connecticut.
- Connecticut River.
- Moreno.
- Oyola.
- Tony Moreno.


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Microsoft's Windows 10 software has only been available in its final form for a few hours - but experts have already warned of a major security risk in the software. The feature is designed to easily let people share wifi passwords with friends. However, experts say the feature actually automatically shares your wifi passwords with all Outlook, Skype and Facebook contacts who also use Windows 10. To change your settings, go to Network settings then Manage Wi-Fi settings (Settings > Network & Internet > Wi-Fi > Manage Wi-Fi Settings). There, you can choose which contacts you share Wi-Fi settings with.

'In practice –

OPTIONS:
- Facebook have, somewhere, an enormous database full of people's passwords.
- Fi have, somewhere, an enormous database full of people's passwords.
- Fi Settings have, somewhere, an enormous database full of people's passwords.
- Microsoft have, somewhere, an enormous database full of people's passwords.
- Outlook have, somewhere, an enormous database full of people's passwords.
- Skype have, somewhere, an enormous database full of people's passwords.
- Wi have, somewhere, an enormous database full of people's passwords.
- Windows 10 have, somewhere, an enormous database full of people's passwords.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump tweeted Tuesday that he didn't invite "Iron" Mike Tyson to speak at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, dismissing a report that he wanted the former heavyweight champ at the event. Trump tweeted, "Iron Mike Tyson was not asked to speak at the Convention though I'm sure he would do a good job if he was. The media makes everything up!" Trump was responding to a Bloomberg News report that said Trump's team was looking to line up a slate of sports figures to appear at the convention, including Tyson, ex-Chicago Bears coach Mike Ditka, former Indiana University basketball coach Bobby Knight and NASCAR chief Brian France. The report said the figures' roles at the convention had not been finalized.

Aziz Ansari:

OPTIONS:
- Bloomberg News's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'
- Bobby Knight's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'
- Brian France's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'
- CNN's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'
- Chicago Bears's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'
- Cleveland's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'
- Convention's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'
- Donald Trump's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'
- Indiana University's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'
- Iron's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'
- Mike Ditka's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'
- Mike Tyson's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'
- NASCAR's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'
- Ohio's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'
- Republican National Convention's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'
- Trump's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'
- Tyson's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'
- Washington's rise 'makes me afraid for my family'


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Diyarbakir, Turkey (CNN) -- The empty anchorman's chair in the small television studio said it all. Mehmet Ali Birand, Turkey's most charismatic broadcaster, writer and political commentator had passed away. Birand was in his 70s. He had been battling cancer for years. But news of his death after undergoing gallbladder surgery in hospital still came as a shock. On Thursday night, a hush settled over a bustling restaurant in Diyarbakir when a waiter turned the TV up to hear the sad announcement. Only two days before, Birand had been broadcasting from behind that same desk. His eyes sparkled. He smiled as he spoke. He always performed in front of the camera with such energy. It looked like he was popping out of his chair.

Last year I asked him what words of advice he might have for young

OPTIONS:
- Birand journalists.
- CNN journalists.
- Diyarbakir journalists.
- Kurdish journalists.
- Mehmet Ali Birand journalists.
- Turkey journalists.
- Turkish journalists.


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The contrast in atmosphere between Saturday and the equivalent day two years ago in the main interview room at Wimbledon could hardly have been greater. In 2013, journalists attending Maria Sharapova’s press conference were left gobsmacked as she hit back at Serena Williams over comments made in a magazine interview, believed to be about the Russian’s relationship with Grigor Dimitrov, the Bulgarian player who the American had reportedly once been romantically involved with. ‘If Serena wants to talk about something personal, she should talk about her relationship and her boyfriend that was married — and is getting a divorce and has kids — and not draw attention to other things,’ said Sharapova of Williams’s own relationship with French coach Patrick Mouratoglou.

Since then,

OPTIONS:
- American has won all of their 16 meetings, the most recent being this year’s Australian Open final.
- Australian Open has won all of their 16 meetings, the most recent being this year’s Australian Open final.
- Bulgarian has won all of their 16 meetings, the most recent being this year’s Australian Open final.
- French has won all of their 16 meetings, the most recent being this year’s Australian Open final.
- Grigor Dimitrov has won all of their 16 meetings, the most recent being this year’s Australian Open final.
- Maria Sharapova has won all of their 16 meetings, the most recent being this year’s Australian Open final.
- Patrick Mouratoglou has won all of their 16 meetings, the most recent being this year’s Australian Open final.
- Russian has won all of their 16 meetings, the most recent being this year’s Australian Open final.
- Serena has won all of their 16 meetings, the most recent being this year’s Australian Open final.
- Serena Williams has won all of their 16 meetings, the most recent being this year’s Australian Open final.
- Sharapova has won all of their 16 meetings, the most recent being this year’s Australian Open final.
- Williams has won all of their 16 meetings, the most recent being this year’s Australian Open final.
- Wimbledon has won all of their 16 meetings, the most recent being this year’s Australian Open final.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump reversed his stance on U.S. military intervention in Libya on Sunday, saying he would have authorized "surgical" strikes to take out strongman Moammar Gaddafi -- even though he'd previously said the world would be better with Gaddafi in power. "I didn't mind surgical. And I said surgical. You do a surgical shot and you take him out," Trump said on CBS' "Face the Nation." It was a notable change from the position he'd staked out at a Republican presidential debate in Texas in February. "We would be so much better off if Gaddafi would be in charge right now," Trump said then. He has also hit Clinton over the U.S. intervention in Libya in his stump speech.

He's also made blasting

OPTIONS:
- CBS's foreign policy judgment a staple on the campaign trail.
- CNN's foreign policy judgment a staple on the campaign trail.
- Clinton's foreign policy judgment a staple on the campaign trail.
- Donald Trump's foreign policy judgment a staple on the campaign trail.
- Face the Nation's foreign policy judgment a staple on the campaign trail.
- Gaddafi's foreign policy judgment a staple on the campaign trail.
- Libya's foreign policy judgment a staple on the campaign trail.
- Moammar Gaddafi's foreign policy judgment a staple on the campaign trail.
- Republican's foreign policy judgment a staple on the campaign trail.
- Texas's foreign policy judgment a staple on the campaign trail.
- Trump's foreign policy judgment a staple on the campaign trail.
- U.S.'s foreign policy judgment a staple on the campaign trail.
- Washington's foreign policy judgment a staple on the campaign trail.


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(CNN) -- In this dark and dismal year for college sports, when each scandal seems worse than the next, inspiration arrives in a motorized wheelchair. In a month when Penn State is dealing with child sex abuse charges against former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky, the fallout bringing down longtime head coach Joe Paterno and the university president, a reason to still believe in what's good about college football will never play another down again. His name is Eric LeGrand, and you'll find him Saturday on the field at Rutgers Stadium in New Jersey. He will be honored at the team's annual Senior Day before a game against Cincinnati, and the expected crowd of more than 50,000 will no doubt save the loudest cheers for him.

Rutgers finished 4-8 last season, and the devastating injury to

OPTIONS:
- CNN cast a pall over the entire campus.
- Cincinnati cast a pall over the entire campus.
- Eric LeGrand cast a pall over the entire campus.
- Jerry Sandusky cast a pall over the entire campus.
- Joe Paterno cast a pall over the entire campus.
- LeGrand cast a pall over the entire campus.
- New Jersey cast a pall over the entire campus.
- Penn State cast a pall over the entire campus.
- Rutgers cast a pall over the entire campus.
- Rutgers Stadium cast a pall over the entire campus.


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Cradling his two-week-old little sister in his lap, Prince George plants a loving kiss on Princess Charlotte, proving he is every inch the proud big brother. Captured here in a beautiful series of photographs, taken by the Duchess of Cambridge and released last night by Kensington Palace, it’s clear how much the new siblings have bonded. The first official photographs of the Princess were taken at the family’s country home, Anmer Hall in Norfolk, just two weeks after Charlotte’s birth on May 2. William and Kate have once again ignored the traditional Royal protocol of appointing an established portrait photographer. Instead the Duchess, a keen amateur photographer, took the shots herself.

Charlotte, with her irresistibly chubby cheeks and bright blue eyes, has darker hair than Prince George but they share the same nose –

OPTIONS:
- Anmer Hall’s – and rose bud lips.
- Cambridge’s – and rose bud lips.
- Charlotte’s – and rose bud lips.
- Duchess’s – and rose bud lips.
- Duchess of Cambridge’s – and rose bud lips.
- George’s – and rose bud lips.
- Kate’s – and rose bud lips.
- Kensington Palace’s – and rose bud lips.
- Norfolk’s – and rose bud lips.
- Royal’s – and rose bud lips.
- William’s – and rose bud lips.


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ISIS thugs have sunk to even lower depths of depravity by beheading a man - before crucifying his corpse. The gruesome execution is thought to have taken place in the Syrian city of Deir ez-Zor. The reason for the man's execution is a mystery. It resembles equally horrific footage from June, when Islamic State thugs cut off a suspected spy's hand and leg while he was tied to a cross. The latest bloody piece of propaganda was released just over a week after the terror group's leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi forbade the release of execution videos. One of the four pictures shows the blindfolded man kneeling in the middle of a road while in the background, one militant hands the murder weapon to the executioner.

OPTIONS:
- Abu Bakr Al has reportedly been imposing a blockade on the regime-held districts of Jura and Qusour for months - preventing the entry of medicine and fuel.
- Baghdadi has reportedly been imposing a blockade on the regime-held districts of Jura and Qusour for months - preventing the entry of medicine and fuel.
- Deir ez has reportedly been imposing a blockade on the regime-held districts of Jura and Qusour for months - preventing the entry of medicine and fuel.
- ISIS has reportedly been imposing a blockade on the regime-held districts of Jura and Qusour for months - preventing the entry of medicine and fuel.
- Islamic has reportedly been imposing a blockade on the regime-held districts of Jura and Qusour for months - preventing the entry of medicine and fuel.
- Islamic State has reportedly been imposing a blockade on the regime-held districts of Jura and Qusour for months - preventing the entry of medicine and fuel.
- Syrian has reportedly been imposing a blockade on the regime-held districts of Jura and Qusour for months - preventing the entry of medicine and fuel.
- Zor has reportedly been imposing a blockade on the regime-held districts of Jura and Qusour for months - preventing the entry of medicine and fuel.


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What was meant to be the holiday of a lifetime turned into a nightmare for an Australian man when the formerly fit university lecturer was left stranded in a foreign hospital for five weeks after a severe stroke. John and Christine Rose were on a holiday in Slovenia in June last year, visiting their daughter Bernadette Smon, her husband, and their grandson, when the sprightly 70-year-old suffered an unexpected and significant stroke and was rushed to hospital in the capital Ljubljana. The couple had taken out the highest level of travel insurance with Allianz Global Assistance, and despite being assured on the day of her husband's stroke that the funding needed to bring him home would be quickly provided, Mrs Rose was left helplessly begging the insurer for five weeks before any action was taken.

'We are glad that the

OPTIONS:
- Allianz Global Assistance family has returned home safely and that we were able to cover approximately $90,000 AUD in costs to repatriate John home.
- Australia family has returned home safely and that we were able to cover approximately $90,000 AUD in costs to repatriate John home.
- Australian family has returned home safely and that we were able to cover approximately $90,000 AUD in costs to repatriate John home.
- Bernadette Smon family has returned home safely and that we were able to cover approximately $90,000 AUD in costs to repatriate John home.
- Christine Rose family has returned home safely and that we were able to cover approximately $90,000 AUD in costs to repatriate John home.
- John family has returned home safely and that we were able to cover approximately $90,000 AUD in costs to repatriate John home.
- Ljubljana family has returned home safely and that we were able to cover approximately $90,000 AUD in costs to repatriate John home.
- Ljubljana Hospital family has returned home safely and that we were able to cover approximately $90,000 AUD in costs to repatriate John home.
- Rose family has returned home safely and that we were able to cover approximately $90,000 AUD in costs to repatriate John home.
- Slovenia family has returned home safely and that we were able to cover approximately $90,000 AUD in costs to repatriate John home.


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Was it the ultimate adventure or an audacious act of disrespect that should be punished by law? An Internet sensation was touched off this week by Russian photographer Vadim Makhorov and a group of his friends -- the group ignored regulations prohibiting the public from climbing on the Pyramids at Giza, Egypt, and came away with spectacular photos. The images from Makhorov and another photographer, Vitaliy Raskalov, were taken on top of the Pyramids from positions that avoided detection by guards. The photos have incited reactions ranging from envy and awe to indignation and concern for the preservation of the ancient wonders.

In an email to CNN, Makhorov now explains his reasons for flouting the regulations, and issues an apology to

OPTIONS:
- Egypt and the world.
- Giza and the world.
- Makhorov and the world.
- Pyramids and the world.
- Russian and the world.
- Vadim Makhorov and the world.
- Vitaliy Raskalov and the world.


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(CNN) Gov. Robert Bentley's resignation came Monday, a much-expected if long-delayed climax to a saga that had dogged him and Alabama for years. It began with Bentley's alleged dalliances with political adviser Rebekah Caldwell Mason, but over the years it turned into a maelstrom, sucking in everything around it: the state's top cop, the state attorney general's office, a US Senate seat, multiple prosecutors, the Legislature and the Alabama Ethics Commission. Ultimately, as special counsel Jack Sharman outlined a string of salacious allegations before a state House Judiciary Committee resolved to impeach the second-term governor, Bentley cut a deal with prosecutors and stepped down.

At one point,

OPTIONS:
- Alabama is heard suggesting, "If we're going to do what we did the other day, we're going to have to start locking the door."
- Alabama Ethics Commission is heard suggesting, "If we're going to do what we did the other day, we're going to have to start locking the door."
- Bentley is heard suggesting, "If we're going to do what we did the other day, we're going to have to start locking the door."
- CNN is heard suggesting, "If we're going to do what we did the other day, we're going to have to start locking the door."
- House Judiciary Committee is heard suggesting, "If we're going to do what we did the other day, we're going to have to start locking the door."
- Jack Sharman is heard suggesting, "If we're going to do what we did the other day, we're going to have to start locking the door."
- Kay Ivey is heard suggesting, "If we're going to do what we did the other day, we're going to have to start locking the door."
- Legislature is heard suggesting, "If we're going to do what we did the other day, we're going to have to start locking the door."
- Rebekah Caldwell Mason is heard suggesting, "If we're going to do what we did the other day, we're going to have to start locking the door."
- Robert Bentley is heard suggesting, "If we're going to do what we did the other day, we're going to have to start locking the door."
- Senate is heard suggesting, "If we're going to do what we did the other day, we're going to have to start locking the door."
- US is heard suggesting, "If we're going to do what we did the other day, we're going to have to start locking the door."


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ISIS will mark the holy month of Ramadan and the first anniversary of its self-imposed caliphate by launching bloody terror attacks on the West and activating 'terror cells' in countries as far as the Philippines,  respected terrorism analysts have predicted. It already controls large swathes of land across Iraq, Syria and Libya - where over eight million people live under the terror group's brutal regime - and has formed partnerships with other extremist groups across the Middle East and north Africa. Now the terror group will capitalise on religious tension and war to plunge as much of the world into chaos as it can by July 18, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) says.

The terror group has also suffered 'significant losses' in its two major strongholds of Sirte and Derna in

OPTIONS:
- Africa, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Arab, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Asian, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Britons, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Extremists, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- France, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- ISIS, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- ISW, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Institute for the Study of War, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Iraq, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Italy, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Kuwait, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Libya, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Malaysia, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Middle East, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Muslims, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Philippines, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Seifeddine Rezgui, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Shia, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Spain, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Syria, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Tunisia, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Tunisian, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- UK, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- West, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.
- Western, where local militia groups have reportedly inflicted 'a high number of casualties' in the coastal cities.


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(CNN) Secretary Ryan Zinke, last week I turned in my US Department of the Interior credentials and reluctantly walked away from public service. Today, I call on you to do the same and resign as secretary of the Interior. Since you were sworn in on March 1, you have demonstrated contempt for the agency's mission and its devoted employees. As I described in my resignation letter, I quit my position because of your spectacularly poor leadership, reckless waste of taxpayer dollars and disregard for the dangers of climate change -- all of which are putting American well-being and the economy at risk.

You eliminated a rule that helped prevent oil, gas and coal companies from cheating

OPTIONS:
- American taxpayers on royalty payments.
- CNN taxpayers on royalty payments.
- Clement taxpayers on royalty payments.
- Department of Interior taxpayers on royalty payments.
- Interior taxpayers on royalty payments.
- Joel Clement taxpayers on royalty payments.
- Ryan Zinke taxpayers on royalty payments.
- Trump taxpayers on royalty payments.
- US Department of the Interior taxpayers on royalty payments.


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Tokyo (CNN) Japanese millennials just aren't having sex. That's according to a government survey published last week, claiming that 42% of men and 44.2% of women -- almost half of Japan's millennial singles aged between 18 to 34 -- are virgins. While some prefer it that way, others would like their fortunes to change, with 85.7% of men and 89.3% of women harboring hopes of marriage in the future. The survey did not look at same-sex partners. Japan's lack of interest in sex is blamed on everything from a stagnant economy to Japanese manga fans favoring fantasy over reality. Changing social norms

She explained that the income decrease made men in

OPTIONS:
- CNN feel less confident in attracting Japan's increasingly successful class of women, who have become used to earning their own money and putting themselves first.
- Japan feel less confident in attracting Japan's increasingly successful class of women, who have become used to earning their own money and putting themselves first.
- Japanese feel less confident in attracting Japan's increasingly successful class of women, who have become used to earning their own money and putting themselves first.
- Tokyo feel less confident in attracting Japan's increasingly successful class of women, who have become used to earning their own money and putting themselves first.


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It is one of the most bizarre relationships in pop history - the psychotherapist who took complete control of Beach Boy Brian Wilson's life, from installing a padlock on his fridge to writing records with him. Eugene Landy is about to be portrayed as a manipulative monster in John Cusack's new movie Love & Mercy, which is released next week. But today his son Evan tells Daily Mail Online in an exclusive interview that his father should actually be given credit for saving the life of the troubled Good Vibrations star. Speaking on the eve of the release of the much-hyped biopic, Evan reveals the untold story of the star's bizarre relationship with his controversial therapist.

Evan admits

OPTIONS:
- Beach Boy's medications were mishandled but says his father was not solely to blame for that, pointing out that he wasn't a medical doctor.
- Brian Wilson's medications were mishandled but says his father was not solely to blame for that, pointing out that he wasn't a medical doctor.
- Daily Mail Online's medications were mishandled but says his father was not solely to blame for that, pointing out that he wasn't a medical doctor.
- Eugene Landy's medications were mishandled but says his father was not solely to blame for that, pointing out that he wasn't a medical doctor.
- Evan's medications were mishandled but says his father was not solely to blame for that, pointing out that he wasn't a medical doctor.
- Good Vibrations's medications were mishandled but says his father was not solely to blame for that, pointing out that he wasn't a medical doctor.
- John Cusack's medications were mishandled but says his father was not solely to blame for that, pointing out that he wasn't a medical doctor.
- Landy's medications were mishandled but says his father was not solely to blame for that, pointing out that he wasn't a medical doctor.
- Love & Mercy's medications were mishandled but says his father was not solely to blame for that, pointing out that he wasn't a medical doctor.
- Wilson's medications were mishandled but says his father was not solely to blame for that, pointing out that he wasn't a medical doctor.


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This was as far away from the Ashes cauldron as it is possible to be but a quiet day of run scoring against sub-standard opposition in picturesque Basseterre at the start of England’s Caribbean tour meant everything to Jonathan Trott. It must have seemed to Trott that he would never again bat for England when he suffered that brutal dismantling at the hands of Mitchell Johnson during England’s ill-fated last Ashes tour almost 18 months ago. Yet here he was, recovered from the mental condition that forced his departure from Australia and now certain of a new role opening the batting in the first Test in Antigua next week. It is quite a comeback.

Perhaps they are better at football than cricket because there was little to concern two players with much to prove for different reasons in Cook and

OPTIONS:
- Alastair Cook.
- Antigua.
- Ashes.
- Australia.
- Basseterre.
- Caribbean.
- Carribean.
- Duo.
- England.
- Jonathan Trott.
- Mitchell Johnson.
- St Kitts XI.
- Trott.


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A new survey of voters has revealed the TV characters they most associate with party leaders with David Cameron described as Dick Dastardly, while Ed Miliband is compared to Mr Bean. The poll, commissioned by former Tory treasurer Lord Ashcroft also saw Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg likened to Fred from Scooby Doo. While Ukip's Nigel Farage was associated with tough-guy actor Ray Winstone. A new poll has shown that voters most associate David Cameron with the Wacky Races cartoon character Dick Dastardly, right Voters likened Labour leader Ed Miliband, left, to comic character Mr Bean, right, played by Rowan Atkinson

The poll suggests that Labour and the

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- Bean will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- Commons will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- Conservatives will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- David Cameron will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- Dick Dastardly will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- Ed Miliband will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- Fred will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- Labour will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- Lib Dem will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- Liberal Democrat will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- Lord Ashcroft will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- Mr Bean will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- Nick Clegg will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- Nigel Farage will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- Ray Winstone will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- Rowan Atkinson will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- SNP will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- Scooby Doo will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- Tory will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- Ukip will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.
- Wacky Races will be tied on 272 seats each – well short of the 326 needed to command a Commons majority.


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Since leaving Australia to join ISIS in Syria, Khaled Sharrouf has beheaded suspected spies,  married his 13-year-old daughter off to a fellow fighter and shared gruesome images of his seven-year-old son holding a severed human head. The depraved jihadi used his brother's passport to fly to the Middle East in 2013 with his 'best friend' Mohammed Elomar who later married - and possibly impregnated - his daughter Zaynab. His wife Tara Nettleton and their five children followed him to the war-torn country in February last year. They are now in the middle of a fierce national debate as to whether they should be allowed to return home.

'I know you will never understand but

OPTIONS:
- Australia actually went behind my back with this.
- Elomar actually went behind my back with this.
- ISIS actually went behind my back with this.
- Iraqis actually went behind my back with this.
- Jihadi actually went behind my back with this.
- Khaled Sharrouf actually went behind my back with this.
- Middle East actually went behind my back with this.
- Mohammed Elomar actually went behind my back with this.
- Sharrouf actually went behind my back with this.
- Syria actually went behind my back with this.
- Tara Nettleton actually went behind my back with this.
- Yazidi actually went behind my back with this.
- Zaynab actually went behind my back with this.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Ted Cruz and John Kasich are joining forces in a last-ditch effort to deny Donald Trump the Republican presidential nomination. Within minutes of each other, the pair issued statements late Sunday saying they will divide their efforts in upcoming contests with Cruz focusing on Indiana and Kasich devoting his efforts to Oregon and New Mexico. The strategy -- something the two campaigns have been working on for weeks -- is aimed at blocking Trump from gaining the 1,237 delegates necessary to claim to GOP nomination this summer. The extraordinary moves reflect the national strength Trump has shown and the inability of Republicans who oppose the New York billionaire to come together to stop him. Dividing up some of the remaining primary states by putting forward one strong alternative to Trump in each could be enough to take away delegates and curb Trump's run to the nomination.

It is significant that

OPTIONS:
- CNN is pulling out of Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- Cruz is pulling out of Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- Donald Trump is pulling out of Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- GOP is pulling out of Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- Indiana is pulling out of Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- John Kasich is pulling out of Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- Kasich is pulling out of Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- New Mexico is pulling out of Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- New York is pulling out of Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- Oregon is pulling out of Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- Republican is pulling out of Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- Republicans is pulling out of Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- Ted Cruz is pulling out of Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."
- Trump is pulling out of Indiana and allowing us to go directly head to head with Donald Trump."


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(CNN) This generation of Americans has been lashed by a revolting wave of mass shootings. It's hard to come to terms with events like Fort Hood, Sandy Hook or San Bernardino. The recent massacre of 49 people at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando was the worst terrorist attack on the United States since September 11, 2001. Because the gunman Omar Mateen targeted LGBT citizens, the event doubled as an anti-gay hate crime. It's even been said that President Barack Obama has become the nation's grief counselor. On 15 different occasions he has flown Air Force One to the killing zone du jour, delivered words of faith and frustration, hugged victims' families, and then gone back to other White House work. Someday there will be historical monuments placed at all the tragic sites at which Obama was Mourner-in-Chief -- as if they were battlegrounds.

"Our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law,"

OPTIONS:
- Air Force One orated that January 2013.
- Americans orated that January 2013.
- Barack Obama orated that January 2013.
- Brinkley orated that January 2013.
- Fort Hood orated that January 2013.
- LGBT orated that January 2013.
- New York orated that January 2013.
- Obama orated that January 2013.
- Omar Mateen orated that January 2013.
- Orlando orated that January 2013.
- Pulse orated that January 2013.
- San Bernardino orated that January 2013.
- Sandy Hook orated that January 2013.
- Stonewall orated that January 2013.
- United States orated that January 2013.
- White House orated that January 2013.


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Jim Carrey is reportedly flying to Ireland to attend Cathriona White’s funeral. The Hollywood actor, 53, is planning to go to to his ex-girlfriend’s home village of Cappawhite, County Tipperary, for the service. White, 30, who was a make-up artist and aspiring actress, was found dead of a suspected drug overdose last Monday. A source told the Sunday People: ‘Jim has been left devastated after the tragic death of Cathriona. ‘Attending her funeral in Ireland will be the least he could do to pay tribute to the woman he loved.’ The source said the actor had been in touch in White’s family, who wanted him at the funeral. ‘They know how much he meant to her,’ the source added.

According to the People, the parish priest in Cappawhite revealed that

OPTIONS:
- Actor had been unable to return home for her father’s funeral.
- Cappawhite had been unable to return home for her father’s funeral.
- Carrey had been unable to return home for her father’s funeral.
- Cathriona had been unable to return home for her father’s funeral.
- Cathriona White had been unable to return home for her father’s funeral.
- County Tipperary had been unable to return home for her father’s funeral.
- Hollywood had been unable to return home for her father’s funeral.
- Ireland had been unable to return home for her father’s funeral.
- Jim Carrey had been unable to return home for her father’s funeral.
- Lisa had been unable to return home for her father’s funeral.
- Los Angeles had been unable to return home for her father’s funeral.
- White had been unable to return home for her father’s funeral.
- White’s had been unable to return home for her father’s funeral.


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Oklahoma City set aside some bad news off the court to beat NBA Eastern Conference leader Atlanta 123-115 on Friday, with Russell Westbrook scoring 17 of his 36 points in the fourth quarter and notching yet another triple double to steer the Thunder to an important victory. The Thunder earlier in the day conceded that reigning league MVP Kevin Durant will probably miss the rest of the season with a foot injury, yet the team came out with an impressive performance that lifted Oklahoma City two games clear of New Orleans in the fight for the last playoff-yielding spot in the West.

Dallas, which is seventh in the

OPTIONS:
- Atlanta, 4-1/2 games ahead of Oklahoma City, had a three-game winning streak halted.
- Chicago Bulls, 4-1/2 games ahead of Oklahoma City, had a three-game winning streak halted.
- Dallas, 4-1/2 games ahead of Oklahoma City, had a three-game winning streak halted.
- Golden State, 4-1/2 games ahead of Oklahoma City, had a three-game winning streak halted.
- Kevin Durant, 4-1/2 games ahead of Oklahoma City, had a three-game winning streak halted.
- Memphis, 4-1/2 games ahead of Oklahoma City, had a three-game winning streak halted.
- NBA Eastern Conference, 4-1/2 games ahead of Oklahoma City, had a three-game winning streak halted.
- New Orleans, 4-1/2 games ahead of Oklahoma City, had a three-game winning streak halted.
- Nikola Mirotic, 4-1/2 games ahead of Oklahoma City, had a three-game winning streak halted.
- Oklahoma City, 4-1/2 games ahead of Oklahoma City, had a three-game winning streak halted.
- Russell Westbrook, 4-1/2 games ahead of Oklahoma City, had a three-game winning streak halted.
- Thunder, 4-1/2 games ahead of Oklahoma City, had a three-game winning streak halted.
- West, 4-1/2 games ahead of Oklahoma City, had a three-game winning streak halted.


ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN)  -- Three former Atlanta police officers were sentenced Tuesday to prison terms ranging from five to 10 years for covering up a botched drug raid in which a 92-year-old woman was killed. Kathryn Johnston was shot five times in a botched drug raid on her Atlanta home two years ago. Jason Smith was sentenced to 10 years in the November 2006 raid that left Kathryn Johnston dead in a hail of bullets. Former officers Greg Junnier and Arthur Tesler were sentenced to six and five years, respectively, said Patrick Crosby, spokesman for the U.S. attorney's office for the Northern District of Georgia.

OPTIONS:
- ATLANTA and Smith face sentencing March 5 on state charges including voluntary manslaughter, but according to their plea agreement, their sentence will be served at the same time as the federal sentence, authorities said.
- Arthur Tesler and Smith face sentencing March 5 on state charges including voluntary manslaughter, but according to their plea agreement, their sentence will be served at the same time as the federal sentence, authorities said.
- Atlanta and Smith face sentencing March 5 on state charges including voluntary manslaughter, but according to their plea agreement, their sentence will be served at the same time as the federal sentence, authorities said.
- CNN and Smith face sentencing March 5 on state charges including voluntary manslaughter, but according to their plea agreement, their sentence will be served at the same time as the federal sentence, authorities said.
- Georgia and Smith face sentencing March 5 on state charges including voluntary manslaughter, but according to their plea agreement, their sentence will be served at the same time as the federal sentence, authorities said.
- Greg Junnier and Smith face sentencing March 5 on state charges including voluntary manslaughter, but according to their plea agreement, their sentence will be served at the same time as the federal sentence, authorities said.
- Jason Smith and Smith face sentencing March 5 on state charges including voluntary manslaughter, but according to their plea agreement, their sentence will be served at the same time as the federal sentence, authorities said.
- Kathryn Johnston and Smith face sentencing March 5 on state charges including voluntary manslaughter, but according to their plea agreement, their sentence will be served at the same time as the federal sentence, authorities said.
- Northern District of Georgia and Smith face sentencing March 5 on state charges including voluntary manslaughter, but according to their plea agreement, their sentence will be served at the same time as the federal sentence, authorities said.
- Patrick Crosby and Smith face sentencing March 5 on state charges including voluntary manslaughter, but according to their plea agreement, their sentence will be served at the same time as the federal sentence, authorities said.
- U.S. and Smith face sentencing March 5 on state charges including voluntary manslaughter, but according to their plea agreement, their sentence will be served at the same time as the federal sentence, authorities said.
- ex-Atlanta and Smith face sentencing March 5 on state charges including voluntary manslaughter, but according to their plea agreement, their sentence will be served at the same time as the federal sentence, authorities said.