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(CNN) Authorities missed an opportunity a decade ago to stop a key ISIS operative thought to be behind the Paris and Brussels attacks, a former Belgian intelligence officer says. Instead, Andre Jacob, who at the time was the head of the anti-terrorism unit for Belgian intelligence, says that Oussama Atar, believed by French authorities to be the elusive "Abu Ahmad," was incarcerated in multiple Iraqi detention centers where he became further radicalized. The Belgian-Moroccan national, now 32, would years later introduce his own family -- including his cousins, the El Bakraoui brothers who carried out the Brussels attacks -- to his extremist ideologies, according to French and Belgian authorities.

He says

OPTIONS:
- Abu Ahmad explained his injuries were the result of experimenting with grenades but insisted he was not taking part in military training.
- Andre Jacob explained his injuries were the result of experimenting with grenades but insisted he was not taking part in military training.
- Atar explained his injuries were the result of experimenting with grenades but insisted he was not taking part in military training.
- Belgian explained his injuries were the result of experimenting with grenades but insisted he was not taking part in military training.
- Brussels explained his injuries were the result of experimenting with grenades but insisted he was not taking part in military training.
- CNN explained his injuries were the result of experimenting with grenades but insisted he was not taking part in military training.
- El Bakraoui explained his injuries were the result of experimenting with grenades but insisted he was not taking part in military training.
- French explained his injuries were the result of experimenting with grenades but insisted he was not taking part in military training.
- ISIS explained his injuries were the result of experimenting with grenades but insisted he was not taking part in military training.
- Iraqi explained his injuries were the result of experimenting with grenades but insisted he was not taking part in military training.
- Moroccan explained his injuries were the result of experimenting with grenades but insisted he was not taking part in military training.
- Oussama Atar explained his injuries were the result of experimenting with grenades but insisted he was not taking part in military training.
- Paris explained his injuries were the result of experimenting with grenades but insisted he was not taking part in military training.


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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) Lagos, one of Africa's most populous cities, has been hit by torrential downpour and thunderstorms over the weekend that has left many parts of the city flooded. Residents in the Lekki and Victoria Island suburbs woke up on Saturday morning to flooding in their homes and their cars submerged under water. One brave resident took to swimming in the infested waters on Lekki road, an affluent suburb that is home to some of the most expensive real estate in the coastal city. A crocodile was spotted along Chevron Drive in the same neighborhood. Another was spotted kayaking across Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoria Island, a usually bustling business district.

The past 40 years has transformed

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- Africa, infamous for its heavy traffic and poor air quality.
- Ahmadu Bello Way, infamous for its heavy traffic and poor air quality.
- CNN, infamous for its heavy traffic and poor air quality.
- Chevron Drive, infamous for its heavy traffic and poor air quality.
- Lagos, infamous for its heavy traffic and poor air quality.
- Lekki, infamous for its heavy traffic and poor air quality.
- Nigeria, infamous for its heavy traffic and poor air quality.
- Victoria Island, infamous for its heavy traffic and poor air quality.


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She has become one of the most recognisable faces on Premier League benches, the woman doctor who Chelsea have relied upon to treat their injured players. But in the space of only four days, Eva Carneiro's relationship with Jose Mourinho has deteriorated so badly that we may not see her again. On Saturday, Carneiro and her colleague Jon Fearn angered the Chelsea manager by rushing on to the pitch to tend to Eden Hazard near the end of the 2-2 draw with Swansea. Eva Carneiro was born in Gibraltar to a Spanish father and English mother. She studied in Australia, did an MSc in London and a thesis at West Ham.

OPTIONS:
- Australia was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.
- Carneiro was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.
- Chelsea was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.
- Decision was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.
- Eden Hazard was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.
- English was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.
- Eva Carneiro was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.
- Gibraltar was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.
- Hazard was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.
- Jon Fearn was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.
- Jose Mourinho was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.
- London was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.
- MSc was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.
- Man City was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.
- Mourinho was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.
- Premier League was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.
- Spanish was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.
- Swansea was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.
- West Ham was hurt by that and Chelsea fans rushed to send her messages of support.


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Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump's vow to massively rebuild the US armed forces comes with an interesting wrinkle in his first budget request: a call to close military bases. Trump's Pentagon is asking for a new commission to study closing or revamping bases in its budget request, as the Defense Department says it has upwards of 20% excess infrastructure capacity and slimming down would save money. But the request to close bases, which would not occur until 2021, is an uphill climb on Capitol Hill. Republicans are already unhappy that Trump did not propose a bigger military budget after his pledge to massively add ships, planes and troops. GOP lawmakers say going through another round of the Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC) process is another step in the wrong direction when the military has been constrained for years by the so-called "sequestration" budget caps.

"It's short of a

OPTIONS:
- BRAC, but at least lays out -- OK Congress, what should you do?"
- Base Realignment and Closure, but at least lays out -- OK Congress, what should you do?"
- CNN, but at least lays out -- OK Congress, what should you do?"
- Capitol Hill, but at least lays out -- OK Congress, what should you do?"
- Congress, but at least lays out -- OK Congress, what should you do?"
- Defense Department, but at least lays out -- OK Congress, what should you do?"
- Donald Trump, but at least lays out -- OK Congress, what should you do?"
- GOP, but at least lays out -- OK Congress, what should you do?"
- Pentagon, but at least lays out -- OK Congress, what should you do?"
- Republicans, but at least lays out -- OK Congress, what should you do?"
- Trump, but at least lays out -- OK Congress, what should you do?"
- US, but at least lays out -- OK Congress, what should you do?"
- Washington, but at least lays out -- OK Congress, what should you do?"


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A former Matildas vice-captain claims she was forced onto the dole when she could not find work to supplement her income as a professional soccer player. Joey Peters, who retired from the Australian women's soccer team in 2009, made the shocking admission to the ABC after the Matildas accepted an interim deal following an ongoing dispute over their pay. Peters revealed she had to work as a cleaner to make ends meet as a Matilda because she was 17 years old when she made the team and did not have many qualifications or skills. 'The [thing] that I'd think about when I was cleaning toilets was Harry Kewell... I'd just be cleaning toilets going: "Oh if only I was a boy I'd be able to not have to do this and live comfortably",' she said.

With the boycott firmly behind them,

OPTIONS:
- ABC defender Alanna Kennedy said the focus was well and truly on the field.
- Australian defender Alanna Kennedy said the focus was well and truly on the field.
- Football Federation Australia defender Alanna Kennedy said the focus was well and truly on the field.
- Harry Kewell defender Alanna Kennedy said the focus was well and truly on the field.
- Joey Peters defender Alanna Kennedy said the focus was well and truly on the field.
- Matilda defender Alanna Kennedy said the focus was well and truly on the field.
- Matildas defender Alanna Kennedy said the focus was well and truly on the field.
- Peters defender Alanna Kennedy said the focus was well and truly on the field.


(CNN) US President Donald Trump has ordered the CIA to discontinue a program of arming and training anti-Assad rebels in Syria, according to a report in the Washington Post which cites unnamed US officials. The move is seen as controversial, given Russia's opposition to the rebels and Moscow's strong support for the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. "It's a strategic mistake.... (support for the rebels) was a pressure point on Assad and a pressure point on the Iranians... and the Russians," according to Bob Baer, CNN Intelligence and security analyst and former CIA operative. "It looks like, to me, that he just gave that as a gift to Vladimir Putin for no quid pro quo and that's not the way diplomacy works. We should've used this, we should've demanded, for example, safe zones so the Sunnis wouldn't get hit from the air... so this is just inexplicable, why he would do this.

OPTIONS:
- Assad-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- Bashar al-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- Bob Baer-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- CIA-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- CNN-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- CNN Intelligence-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- Donald Trump-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- ISIS-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- Iranians-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- Kremlin-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- Moscow-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- Pentagon-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- Putin-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- Russia-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- Russians-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- Sunnis-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- Syria-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- Syrian-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- US-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- Vladimir Putin-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.
- Washington Post-funded weaponry started flowing to Syrian rebel groups the following year.


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(CNN) A court in Egypt has sentenced a female pop singer to two years in prison for "inciting debauchery and immortality" in an online music video, according to reports by Egypt's state-run Al-Ahram online. The music video of the song "I Have Issues" was released last month and sparked immediate controversy because of its sexually suggestive scenes. In the video, Shyma Ahmed, a 21-year-old artist who is known by the name Shyma, is seen cavorting in a bra before a group of wide-eyed smiling men. On a chalkboard behind her is written "class #69." In a subsequent scene, she slowly eats a banana.

Though the government crackdown has mainly targeted news and human rights reporting, it has drawn in entertainers -- in 2011, comedian Bassem Youssef canceled his widely popular political satire show on

OPTIONS:
- Ahram TV, citing safety concerns for himself and his family.
- Al TV, citing safety concerns for himself and his family.
- Egypt TV, citing safety concerns for himself and his family.
- Egyptian TV, citing safety concerns for himself and his family.
- I Have Issues TV, citing safety concerns for himself and his family.
- Shyma TV, citing safety concerns for himself and his family.
- Shyma Ahmed TV, citing safety concerns for himself and his family.


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The five-month-old daughter of former New Zealand All Black star is reportedly in an induced coma, having been in hospital since a horrific car crash in the south of France which killed her parents. Baby Alya was taken to hospital in a serious but stable condition when her father Jerry Collins, 34, and Canadian mother Alana Madill, 35, died on June 5. But earlier this week she underwent 'long and delicate' brain surgery and was then placed in an artificial coma, according to French news website H-24. This comes as Collins was remembered as a hero by his fellow rugby legends following a touching memorial service last week.

Collins and his partner died instantly when a bus crashed into their car in

OPTIONS:
- Alana Madill.
- All Black.
- Alya.
- Baby Alya.
- Canadian.
- Collins.
- Former All Black.
- France.
- French.
- H-24.
- Jerry Collins.
- New Zealand.
- Porirua.


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New Orleans (CNN) When police first described the slaying of former New Orleans Saints defensive end Will Smith, their account of what unfolded was simple. There was a vehicle crash, police said, followed by a heated exchange and a deadly shooting after the suspect brandished a gun. But the story of exactly what happened on the streets of New Orleans on Saturday night is getting more complicated. The latest clues in the high-profile case: Surveillance footage showing an apparent hit-and-run crash and the discovery of loaded weapons inside vehicles days after police towed them away from the scene. Footage revealed by CNN affiliate WVUE and another surveillance video obtained by CNN show a Mercedes SUV trailing a Hummer, until the latter vehicle stops abruptly. The Mercedes pulls up quickly, too, possibly hitting it from behind. Both vehicles are a standstill briefly, until the Hummer starts to pull over; the Mercedes, though, goes around and drives off.

That's how

OPTIONS:
- CNN is, she says: One moment people are out having fun and then, "boom, someone gets shot over nothing."
- Cardell Hayes is, she says: One moment people are out having fun and then, "boom, someone gets shot over nothing."
- Hayes is, she says: One moment people are out having fun and then, "boom, someone gets shot over nothing."
- Hummer is, she says: One moment people are out having fun and then, "boom, someone gets shot over nothing."
- Mercedes is, she says: One moment people are out having fun and then, "boom, someone gets shot over nothing."
- Mercedes SUV is, she says: One moment people are out having fun and then, "boom, someone gets shot over nothing."
- New Orleans is, she says: One moment people are out having fun and then, "boom, someone gets shot over nothing."
- New Orleans Saints is, she says: One moment people are out having fun and then, "boom, someone gets shot over nothing."
- Smith is, she says: One moment people are out having fun and then, "boom, someone gets shot over nothing."
- WVUE is, she says: One moment people are out having fun and then, "boom, someone gets shot over nothing."
- Will Smith is, she says: One moment people are out having fun and then, "boom, someone gets shot over nothing."


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Kris Boyd has insisted that even Jose Mourinho himself would have struggled to change Rangers’ fortunes if he were in charge at Ibrox. After their dismal 1-1 draw at home to Livingston on Saturday, the Govan club languish in third position in the Championship table – 24 points behind runaway leaders Hearts – and face an uphill task if they are to secure promotion via the end-of-season play-offs. However, Boyd believes that with the club now on its third manager of a farcical season, the time has come for all those on the playing staff to give themselves a brutal reality check – before they end up costing yet another man his job.

Kris Boyd in action for

OPTIONS:
- Boyd in their 1-1 draw with Livingston on Saturday
- Championship in their 1-1 draw with Livingston on Saturday
- Govan in their 1-1 draw with Livingston on Saturday
- Hearts in their 1-1 draw with Livingston on Saturday
- Ibrox in their 1-1 draw with Livingston on Saturday
- Jose Mourinho in their 1-1 draw with Livingston on Saturday
- Kris Boyd in their 1-1 draw with Livingston on Saturday
- Livingston in their 1-1 draw with Livingston on Saturday
- Rangers in their 1-1 draw with Livingston on Saturday


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City officials in South Carolina approved a $6.5 million settlement Thursday with the family of an unarmed black man fatally shot by a white police officer who was captured on cellphone video firing at the man's back as he ran away. The North Charleston City Council approved the settlement by a 10-0 vote, and members of Walter Scott's family were on hand when it was announced. Scott, 50, was shot April 4 by North Charleston officer Michael Slager while trying to run from a traffic stop. A bystander recorded the shooting in dramatic cellphone video. Slager was indicted on a murder charge in June and a judge refused to set bond last month, saying his release would 'constitute an unreasonable danger to the community.'

The mayor said that since the shooting,

OPTIONS:
- Michael Slager police have been outfitted with body cameras.
- North Charleston police have been outfitted with body cameras.
- North Charleston City Council police have been outfitted with body cameras.
- Scott police have been outfitted with body cameras.
- Slager police have been outfitted with body cameras.
- South Carolina police have been outfitted with body cameras.
- Walter Scott police have been outfitted with body cameras.


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Boring, boring Arsenal. Well, according to Jose Mourinho anyway. Seriously, we’re going to do this? We are going to take the manager who, more than any other, has refused to compromise his high-minded principles for close to two decades and pretend he’s the dull one? Arsene Wenger? Dreary? Come on, even mind games need some root in reality. According to Mourinho, Arsenal won the Community Shield on Sunday by shutting up shop. ‘The best team lost and the defensive team won,’ he sneered. He accused Arsenal of leaving their philosophy in the dressing room and putting 10 players behind the ball. He said Chelsea played with initiative and Arsenal on the counter-attack. He sounded a little worried, actually; protesting too much.

For years, the criticism of

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal has been that the team lack steel.
- Arsene Wenger has been that the team lack steel.
- Chelsea has been that the team lack steel.
- Community Shield has been that the team lack steel.
- Dreary has been that the team lack steel.
- Gunners has been that the team lack steel.
- Jose Mourinho has been that the team lack steel.
- MailOnline Fantasy Football has been that the team lack steel.
- Mourinho has been that the team lack steel.
- Wembley has been that the team lack steel.
- Wenger has been that the team lack steel.


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As Wales, Ireland and Scotland gear up for seismic World Cup quarter-finals this weekend, it was back to reality for England’s fallen stars with the Aviva Premiership back on the agenda. At Sixways on Friday night, two of Northampton’s leading lights were given the opportunity to put a summer of frustration behind them. For Dylan Hartley and Luther Burrell, the Saints’ visit to newly-promoted Worcester was a chance for the exiled England pair to show Stuart Lancaster what he missed last month. Hartley was dropped from Lancaster’s World Cup squad at the end of May after the Saints front- rower received a four-match ban for head-butting Saracens hooker Jamie George in last season’s Premiership semi-final.

Worcester were made to pay for their profligacy in front of goal as

OPTIONS:
- Aviva Premiership landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Dylan Hartley landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- England landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- GJ Van Velze landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Hartley landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Heathcote landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Ireland landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Jamie George landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Lancaster landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Luther Burrell landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Northampton landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Northampton Saints landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Saints landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Saints’ landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Saracens landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Scotland landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Sixways landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Stephen Myler landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Stuart Lancaster landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Tom Heathcote landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Wales landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- Worcester landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.
- World Cup landed a three-pointer with two minutes remaining to seemingly snatch victory.


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She is the wife of a billionaire who is still top of the polls among Republican contenders for the White House. Last night Melania Trump went center stage as she accompanied her husband Donald at the party's debate in Colorado - and where despite a muted performance, he remained front-runner in the polls. To be in such a position would be unusual of itself. But, Daily Mail Online can disclose, it is extraordinary. For Melania Trump is also the daughter of a card-carrying Communist and was brought up in a Soviet-era apartment in a country which fell apart in a bloody frenzy of inter-ethnic violence.

Now an art teacher in their hometown of Sevnica, she says she no longer hears from

OPTIONS:
- Amalija Knavs but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- Barron but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- Colorado but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- Communist but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- Daily Mail Online but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- Donald but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- Donald Trump but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- Ines but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- League of Communists but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- Melania but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- Melania Trump but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- Republican but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- Sevnica but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- Slovenia but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- Slovenian State Archives but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- Soviet but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- Stane Jerko but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- Trump but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- Viktor but fondly remembers their shared childhood.
- White House but fondly remembers their shared childhood.


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Planners in Windsor have allowed two Costa cafes less than 500 yards apart (file picture) Coffee addicts in Windsor won't have to go far for a fix – after planners in the royal borough allowed two Costa shops less than 500 yards apart. And anyone really desperate can always stop off at the Costa Express in between. The latest Costa will open on the site of the former Dedworth Road HSBC branch, the last bank in the area before it closed last year amid protests. Less than 500 yards away is a Costa which replaced a cycle shop earlier this year.

OPTIONS:
- Costa's planning application says the new shop would be a 'significant driver to local trade'.
- Costa Express's planning application says the new shop would be a 'significant driver to local trade'.
- Dedworth Road HSBC's planning application says the new shop would be a 'significant driver to local trade'.
- Windsor's planning application says the new shop would be a 'significant driver to local trade'.


What next for Javier Hernandez? Unwanted by Manchester United last summer, Real Madrid softened the blow by bringing the Mexican to the Bernabeu in an unlikely move that raised eyebrows across the football world. Could the Spanish giants see something that David Moyes, who had no appetite for Little Pea, could not? Apparently not. Javier Hernandez hasn't been able to make the most of his loan spell at Real Madrid Hernandez has scored three times in 13 league appearances, coming off the bench on 12 occasions The 26-year-old was back in the goals for Mexico during their 1-0 victory against Ecuador on Saturday

The Mexican frontman struggled to earn a regular first team place under former

OPTIONS:
- Bernabeu boss David Moyes
- Chicharito boss David Moyes
- David Moyes boss David Moyes
- Ecuador boss David Moyes
- Hernandez boss David Moyes
- Javier Hernandez boss David Moyes
- La Liga boss David Moyes
- Little Pea boss David Moyes
- Manchester United boss David Moyes
- Mexican boss David Moyes
- Mexico boss David Moyes
- Old Trafford boss David Moyes
- Real Madrid boss David Moyes
- Spanish boss David Moyes


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(CNN) Russia, of late, has been demonstrating not only increased confidence in its own abilities and capabilities, but also a sense of urgency in being as well prepared as possible for open conflict. Russia's ramping up of hostile actions reflects not so much a disregard for its international reputation, as some commentators have suggested, as an urgent concern in Moscow at the prospect of impending conflict with the West. Each week brings startling new evidence of Russia's lack of restraint in pursuing its own security agenda. Opinions differ on the underlying objectives, but it is almost always a mistake to look for a single reason for Russian actions.

The move to overt, even blatant, intelligence gathering and probing for vulnerabilities has led to the activities of

OPTIONS:
- CNN hackers, spies, submarines and satellites that previously were conducted in deep secrecy now being commonly reported in open media.
- Keir Giles hackers, spies, submarines and satellites that previously were conducted in deep secrecy now being commonly reported in open media.
- Moscow hackers, spies, submarines and satellites that previously were conducted in deep secrecy now being commonly reported in open media.
- Russia hackers, spies, submarines and satellites that previously were conducted in deep secrecy now being commonly reported in open media.
- Russian hackers, spies, submarines and satellites that previously were conducted in deep secrecy now being commonly reported in open media.
- West hackers, spies, submarines and satellites that previously were conducted in deep secrecy now being commonly reported in open media.


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Making gingerbread houses has long been a European festive tradition and in recent years building the eye-catching structures  has swept the UK. And this season sees high street shelves groaning under DIY kits for the  highly-decorated confections and while the pictures on the front of the packaging certainly look impressive, does the reality always measure up? FEMAIL challenged five writes to get out their piping bags to test offerings from Morrisons, Lakeland, Lidl, IKEA and Selfridges. But did their houses raise the roof or crumble to ginger-flavoured dust? Read on to find out... I was pleasantly surprised at how easy this house was to assemble. I've built gingerbread houses before and have found it tricky to get them to stand up, but the thickness of the gingerbread in this one made it simple.

Anyone who's ever tried to build a piece of

OPTIONS:
- European flat-pack furniture will know the feeling of utter despair as you sit surrounded by bits of wood and metal looking hopelessly at the instructions.
- IKEA flat-pack furniture will know the feeling of utter despair as you sit surrounded by bits of wood and metal looking hopelessly at the instructions.
- Ikea flat-pack furniture will know the feeling of utter despair as you sit surrounded by bits of wood and metal looking hopelessly at the instructions.
- Lakeland flat-pack furniture will know the feeling of utter despair as you sit surrounded by bits of wood and metal looking hopelessly at the instructions.
- Lidl flat-pack furniture will know the feeling of utter despair as you sit surrounded by bits of wood and metal looking hopelessly at the instructions.
- Morrisons flat-pack furniture will know the feeling of utter despair as you sit surrounded by bits of wood and metal looking hopelessly at the instructions.
- Selfridges flat-pack furniture will know the feeling of utter despair as you sit surrounded by bits of wood and metal looking hopelessly at the instructions.
- UK flat-pack furniture will know the feeling of utter despair as you sit surrounded by bits of wood and metal looking hopelessly at the instructions.


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Everton's rivals are taking increasing interest in midfielder James McCarthy as the Goodison Park club's Premier League plight worsens. Tottenham, Arsenal and Manchester United are all monitoring the stylish 24-year-old who signed from Wigan in a £13million deal. They each want a proven midfielder and McCarthy is on their lists as they assess summer targets. James McCarthy (right) has attracted interest from Manchester United, Tottenham and Arsenal this season The midfielder, pictured in action against Arsenal on Sunday, joined Everton in the summer of 2013 for £13m McCarthy signed a five-year contract on summer deadline day in 2013 but is not one of Everton's big earners and the nature of the last-minute negotiations meant assurances were given that his deal would be revised as his Goodison career progressed.

He is highly regarded at Everton and his influence on the team was sorely missed when he was out with a hamstring injury; in the 13 games

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal played without him, they won just one.
- Everton played without him, they won just one.
- Goodison played without him, they won just one.
- Goodison Park played without him, they won just one.
- James McCarthy played without him, they won just one.
- Kevin Strootman played without him, they won just one.
- Manchester United played without him, they won just one.
- McCarthy played without him, they won just one.
- Morgan Schneiderlin played without him, they won just one.
- Premier League played without him, they won just one.
- Tottenham played without him, they won just one.
- United played without him, they won just one.
- Wigan played without him, they won just one.


The fact Jimmy Anderson and Sir Ian Botham are the leading wicket-takers in England Test history proves cricket is a game in which players of completely different character can thrive. It takes a range of types to make a successful team and you could not get more contrasting personalities than Sir Ian and the quiet lad from Burnley who broke his English Test wicket-taking record on Friday night. When I played for England we had Alec Stewart, meticulous and well organised, opening the batting with that scruffy herbert Mike Atherton. Jimmy Anderson celebrates taking a record 384th Test wicket for England against the West Indies on Friday

OPTIONS:
- Alec Stewart, by contrast, would go unnoticed if he walked into a room.
- Anderson, by contrast, would go unnoticed if he walked into a room.
- Botham, by contrast, would go unnoticed if he walked into a room.
- Burnley, by contrast, would go unnoticed if he walked into a room.
- England, by contrast, would go unnoticed if he walked into a room.
- England Test, by contrast, would go unnoticed if he walked into a room.
- English Test, by contrast, would go unnoticed if he walked into a room.
- Ian, by contrast, would go unnoticed if he walked into a room.
- Ian Botham, by contrast, would go unnoticed if he walked into a room.
- Jimmy Anderson, by contrast, would go unnoticed if he walked into a room.
- Mike Atherton, by contrast, would go unnoticed if he walked into a room.
- Test, by contrast, would go unnoticed if he walked into a room.
- West Indies, by contrast, would go unnoticed if he walked into a room.


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An Aboriginal activist says the only way Australia will be able to stop racism is to lose its 'privilege of whiteness'. Nakkiah Lui spoke at a forum focussing on racism called 'I'm Not Racist, But...' and told the audience last Friday she believed the only way for the country to move past racism was if 'we make white privilege the centre when we talk about racism.' In a her speech, which was published in full on Junkee, Lui believes racism is fuelled by the 'fear... of not being white'. Coincidentally as she was delivering her speech at the Great Hall at the University of Sydney, Sydney Swans player Adam Goodes was playing an AFL game at ANZ Stadium, where he was booed when he performed an indigenous war dance to celebrate a goal against Carlton.

'This country is founded on boat people, and yet we keep them out of eyesight, because of the hypocrisy of the philosophy

OPTIONS:
- AFL is built upon.
- ANZ Stadium is built upon.
- Aboriginal is built upon.
- Adam Goodes is built upon.
- Australia is built upon.
- Carlton is built upon.
- Great Hall is built upon.
- Junkee is built upon.
- Lui is built upon.
- Nakkiah Lui is built upon.
- Not Racist is built upon.
- Sydney Swans is built upon.
- University of Sydney is built upon.


ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -- A new Taliban military "code of conduct" calls for restrictions on suicide attacks aimed at avoiding the killing of civilians, but U.S. and Afghan military officials dismissed the document as propaganda, calling it hypocritical. A Pakistani looks at a bus set on fire by Taliban militants in northwest Pakistan in June. The booklet, obtained by CNN in northwestern Pakistan, has emerged during a crucial moment in the fight between troops and militants in Afghanistan, where battles are raging in the country's Helmand province and troops work to establish stability for the upcoming presidential elections. "Suicide attacks should be at high value and important targets because a brave son of Islam should not be used for low value and useless targets," the code of conduct said. "In suicide attacks the killing of innocent people and damage to their property should be minimized."

"The

OPTIONS:
- Afghan believe they are either winning or not losing.
- Afghanistan believe they are either winning or not losing.
- CNN believe they are either winning or not losing.
- Helmand believe they are either winning or not losing.
- ISLAMABAD believe they are either winning or not losing.
- Islam believe they are either winning or not losing.
- Pakistan believe they are either winning or not losing.
- Pakistani believe they are either winning or not losing.
- Taliban believe they are either winning or not losing.
- U.S. believe they are either winning or not losing.


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Scotland's answer to America's Route 66 has been named among the top six road coastal road trips in the world - after only being officially launched two months ago. North Coast 500 - to be known as NC500 - aims to open up a fresh tourist market in the far north in a journey along the region's coastlines. The venture is the brainchild of the North Highland Initiative (NHI), set up by Prince Charles to showcase the area, and is targeting car and motorbike enthusiasts, as well as cyclists and walkers wanting to take in some of the most scenic parts of the country.

While launching the route,

OPTIONS:
- America chairman David Whiteford said: 'Across the globe, touring routes have become famous and are often the very reason for visitors making the journey to that country.
- Ben Hope chairman David Whiteford said: 'Across the globe, touring routes have become famous and are often the very reason for visitors making the journey to that country.
- Dunrobin Castle chairman David Whiteford said: 'Across the globe, touring routes have become famous and are often the very reason for visitors making the journey to that country.
- NC500 chairman David Whiteford said: 'Across the globe, touring routes have become famous and are often the very reason for visitors making the journey to that country.
- NHI chairman David Whiteford said: 'Across the globe, touring routes have become famous and are often the very reason for visitors making the journey to that country.
- North Coast chairman David Whiteford said: 'Across the globe, touring routes have become famous and are often the very reason for visitors making the journey to that country.
- North Coast 500 chairman David Whiteford said: 'Across the globe, touring routes have become famous and are often the very reason for visitors making the journey to that country.
- North Highland Initiative chairman David Whiteford said: 'Across the globe, touring routes have become famous and are often the very reason for visitors making the journey to that country.
- Prince Charles chairman David Whiteford said: 'Across the globe, touring routes have become famous and are often the very reason for visitors making the journey to that country.
- Route 66 chairman David Whiteford said: 'Across the globe, touring routes have become famous and are often the very reason for visitors making the journey to that country.
- Scotland chairman David Whiteford said: 'Across the globe, touring routes have become famous and are often the very reason for visitors making the journey to that country.
- Scottish chairman David Whiteford said: 'Across the globe, touring routes have become famous and are often the very reason for visitors making the journey to that country.
- Suilven chairman David Whiteford said: 'Across the globe, touring routes have become famous and are often the very reason for visitors making the journey to that country.


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

A woman of Arab and Jewish descent who was strip-searched at a Detroit-area airport has reached a settlement in a lawsuit filed on her behalf, the American Civil Liberties Union said Tuesday. The federal government will give Shoshana Hebshi $40,000 as compensation for being humiliated on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks after armed agents forced her from a plane at Detroit Metropolitan Airport, made her undress during a search and held her for hours. Frontier Airlines, the Transportation Security Administration and Wayne County Airport Authority were named in the federal lawsuit. Won her case: Shoshana Hebshi, of Sylvania, Ohio, who was strip-searched at a Detroit-area airport, will gain $40,000 as compensation for being humiliated

'I filed this lawsuit because I didn't want others to experience the kind of unnecessary trauma that I did, and it has given me faith that the justice system can work to protect constitutional rights,'

OPTIONS:
- ACLU said in a release.
- American Civil Liberties Union said in a release.
- Arab said in a release.
- Detroit said in a release.
- Detroit Metropolitan Airport said in a release.
- Frontier Airlines said in a release.
- Hebshi said in a release.
- Indian said in a release.
- Jewish said in a release.
- Ohio said in a release.
- Rachel Goodman said in a release.
- Saudi Arabian said in a release.
- Shoshana Hebshi said in a release.
- Sylvania said in a release.
- Transportation Security Administration said in a release.
- Wayne County Airport Authority said in a release.


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With your hair in a mess and posture not quite on point you're going to look far from your best. Unless you're Olympia Valance. In behind-the-scenes photos the Australian actress, 22, is seen laughing and messing around on set as a crew fusses around her. Dressed in gorgeous Gossard lingerie the Neighbours star looks stunning in her latest shoot for the British brand, held in a swanky London venue. The event took place this week and saw Olympia and her crew taking over popular Knightsbridge spot Buddha Bar to shoot 30 sets of lingerie. The stunning sister of Holly Valance, who now celebrates her third season as Gossard Girl, reveals her feminine waistline tattoo - which is usually airbrushed out of campaign shots - in these sneak peek pictures.

'The whole point is that every girl can be a

OPTIONS:
- AW16 and I love the confidence I get from wearing the beautiful pieces, when something fits right you just know and it transforms the way you look and feel.'
- Australian and I love the confidence I get from wearing the beautiful pieces, when something fits right you just know and it transforms the way you look and feel.'
- British and I love the confidence I get from wearing the beautiful pieces, when something fits right you just know and it transforms the way you look and feel.'
- Buddha Bar and I love the confidence I get from wearing the beautiful pieces, when something fits right you just know and it transforms the way you look and feel.'
- FEMAIL and I love the confidence I get from wearing the beautiful pieces, when something fits right you just know and it transforms the way you look and feel.'
- Gossard and I love the confidence I get from wearing the beautiful pieces, when something fits right you just know and it transforms the way you look and feel.'
- Gossard Girl and I love the confidence I get from wearing the beautiful pieces, when something fits right you just know and it transforms the way you look and feel.'
- Holly Valance and I love the confidence I get from wearing the beautiful pieces, when something fits right you just know and it transforms the way you look and feel.'
- Knightsbridge and I love the confidence I get from wearing the beautiful pieces, when something fits right you just know and it transforms the way you look and feel.'
- London and I love the confidence I get from wearing the beautiful pieces, when something fits right you just know and it transforms the way you look and feel.'
- Neighbours and I love the confidence I get from wearing the beautiful pieces, when something fits right you just know and it transforms the way you look and feel.'
- Olympia and I love the confidence I get from wearing the beautiful pieces, when something fits right you just know and it transforms the way you look and feel.'
- Olympia Valance and I love the confidence I get from wearing the beautiful pieces, when something fits right you just know and it transforms the way you look and feel.'
- UK and I love the confidence I get from wearing the beautiful pieces, when something fits right you just know and it transforms the way you look and feel.'


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David De Gea's dream move to Real Madrid is under major threat after the two clubs failed to submit the relevant paperwork to the Spanish ruling bodies, the LFP. The deadline for the Spanish transfer window passed at 11:59pm on Monday and it is understood that the league were still to ratify the documents in time. De Gea, whose £29 million move to Real Madrid had been agreed on Monday afternoon in a deal that would see Keylor Navas join United, had passed a medical and agreed personal terms. He is in his girlfriend's home in Madrid awaiting to see whether the move can be salvaged and if the LFP will give special dispensation to the move.

United's executive vice-chairman was determined not to allow the club to lose face in the transfer market and be seen as inferior to

OPTIONS:
- David De Gea.
- De Gea.
- Keylor Navas.
- LFP.
- Madrid.
- Manchester United.
- Martial.
- Real Madrid.
- Spanish.
- United.


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One of the British army’s top Afghan interpreters who has been targeted by the Taliban after working for David Cameron claims the UK has abandoned him. The 26-year-old graduate, known to UK forces as Shaffy, was branded an ‘infidel spy’ and told he would ‘die like a dog’ days after he was shown on British and Afghan TV standing beside the Prime Minister  during a visit to the war ravaged Helmand province in 2011. Speaking from the Afghan capital Kabul, he today said: ‘The Taliban told me I stood with Mr Cameron helping the British as they killed their mujahideen and that I would die because of it. I told them that it was a mistake and not me but they said I was a liar, that my pictures and video was on Google and they were looking as we spoke at me beside Mr Cameron.'

‘I saved

OPTIONS:
- Afghan lives, I monitored the Taliban radio, I stood side by side with soldiers who became my friends.
- Afghanistan lives, I monitored the Taliban radio, I stood side by side with soldiers who became my friends.
- British lives, I monitored the Taliban radio, I stood side by side with soldiers who became my friends.
- Cameron lives, I monitored the Taliban radio, I stood side by side with soldiers who became my friends.
- David Cameron lives, I monitored the Taliban radio, I stood side by side with soldiers who became my friends.
- Google lives, I monitored the Taliban radio, I stood side by side with soldiers who became my friends.
- Helmand lives, I monitored the Taliban radio, I stood side by side with soldiers who became my friends.
- Kabul lives, I monitored the Taliban radio, I stood side by side with soldiers who became my friends.
- Shaffy lives, I monitored the Taliban radio, I stood side by side with soldiers who became my friends.
- Taliban lives, I monitored the Taliban radio, I stood side by side with soldiers who became my friends.
- UK lives, I monitored the Taliban radio, I stood side by side with soldiers who became my friends.


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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have marked World Mental Health Day by meeting young people who have battled the issue. They visited Harrow College in north west London to speak with volunteers at the charity Mind, and the anti-stigma campaign Time to Change, after having dealt with their own mental health problems. It was their first joint engagement in support of mental health issues and coincides with World Mental Health Day today - a day when awareness is raised around the world about the issue. See our full coverage of the Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William The Royals also joined students from Harrow College to take part in a Mindkit workshop which educates young people about emotional health and resilience.

At the end of the reception,

OPTIONS:
- Anna Freud Centre drew laughter from those gathered, as she jokingly inquired whether William wanted to accept the bouquet she had been presented with.
- Diana Award drew laughter from those gathered, as she jokingly inquired whether William wanted to accept the bouquet she had been presented with.
- Duchess drew laughter from those gathered, as she jokingly inquired whether William wanted to accept the bouquet she had been presented with.
- Duchess of Cambridge drew laughter from those gathered, as she jokingly inquired whether William wanted to accept the bouquet she had been presented with.
- Duke drew laughter from those gathered, as she jokingly inquired whether William wanted to accept the bouquet she had been presented with.
- Harrow College drew laughter from those gathered, as she jokingly inquired whether William wanted to accept the bouquet she had been presented with.
- Kate drew laughter from those gathered, as she jokingly inquired whether William wanted to accept the bouquet she had been presented with.
- London drew laughter from those gathered, as she jokingly inquired whether William wanted to accept the bouquet she had been presented with.
- Met drew laughter from those gathered, as she jokingly inquired whether William wanted to accept the bouquet she had been presented with.
- Mind drew laughter from those gathered, as she jokingly inquired whether William wanted to accept the bouquet she had been presented with.
- William drew laughter from those gathered, as she jokingly inquired whether William wanted to accept the bouquet she had been presented with.
- World Mental Health Day drew laughter from those gathered, as she jokingly inquired whether William wanted to accept the bouquet she had been presented with.


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Three major airlines are facing legal action over allegations of poor handling of passengers hit by disruption to flights. Jet2 and Wizz Air were said to have breached airline policies when it came to consistently offering their customers compensation for disrupted flights and had imposed false deadlines for claims. The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) added that Aer Lingus and Jet2 had also failed to tell passengers about their right for compensation. Aer Lingus, Jet2 and Wizz Air have not made changes to their policies requested by regulators despite extensive discussions, it is claimed All three airlines had also failed to make the changes to their policies requested by regulators despite extensive discussions, it is claimed.

A spokesman for Aer Lingus added: '

OPTIONS:
- Aer Lingus' procedures, relating to the provision of information to customers affected by operational disruption, are fully compliant with all the relevant regulations.
- CAA' procedures, relating to the provision of information to customers affected by operational disruption, are fully compliant with all the relevant regulations.
- Civil Aviation Authority' procedures, relating to the provision of information to customers affected by operational disruption, are fully compliant with all the relevant regulations.
- Jet2' procedures, relating to the provision of information to customers affected by operational disruption, are fully compliant with all the relevant regulations.
- Wizz Air' procedures, relating to the provision of information to customers affected by operational disruption, are fully compliant with all the relevant regulations.


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What are the chances of finding musical talent by randomly approaching people on the street? Brisbane based DJ-duo Mashed N Kutcher did just that when they offered a keyboard and microphone to members of the public and invited them to bash out a melody. The black-and-white clip has spread like wildfire, clocking up over 1.25 million views in under a week and gaining coverage on leading media outlets around the globe. The clip shows Adam and Matt, who choose not to give their full names, approach a busdriver and a 7-Eleven clerk to have a bash on the keys before going in search of a singer.

OPTIONS:
- 7-Eleven, who formed in 2013, have built a strong following from their mashups and energetic live shows.
- Adam, who formed in 2013, have built a strong following from their mashups and energetic live shows.
- Brisbane, who formed in 2013, have built a strong following from their mashups and energetic live shows.
- Mashed N Kutcher, who formed in 2013, have built a strong following from their mashups and energetic live shows.
- Matt, who formed in 2013, have built a strong following from their mashups and energetic live shows.
- News Corporation, who formed in 2013, have built a strong following from their mashups and energetic live shows.
- Ross Burbury, who formed in 2013, have built a strong following from their mashups and energetic live shows.


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Harper Lee has joked about spending the money from her new novel on trips to Las Vegas and the Bahamas, one of her inner circle has disclosed. The reclusive novelist, whose long-lost novel Go Set A Watchman will be the publishing phenomenon of the decade when it is released on Monday - has a 'wonderful mind', Kamisha Booker, told Daily Mail Online. Mrs Booker, who visits Harper Lee twice a month, offered an unprecedented insight into Lee's state of mind and said the novelist was 'excited and overwhelmed' by the publication of the novel. Harper Lee hopes her book will be made into a film - as To Kill a Mockingbird was - and be invited onto the set to 'encourage' actors and give a first hand insight to movie makers as to how she meant the book to be understood.

'Miss

OPTIONS:
- Alabama doesn't know how to put out the excitement.
- Bahamas doesn't know how to put out the excitement.
- Book doesn't know how to put out the excitement.
- Daily Mail Online doesn't know how to put out the excitement.
- Go Set A Watchman doesn't know how to put out the excitement.
- Harper Lee doesn't know how to put out the excitement.
- Kamisha Booker doesn't know how to put out the excitement.
- Las Vegas doesn't know how to put out the excitement.
- Lee doesn't know how to put out the excitement.
- Monroeville doesn't know how to put out the excitement.
- Mrs Booker doesn't know how to put out the excitement.
- To Kill a Mockingbird doesn't know how to put out the excitement.


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Nottingham Forest were prevented from climbing into the top five of the Championship by a spectacular late equaliser from Huddersfield's Emyr Huws. Cape Verde international Ryan Mendes had scored his first goal in English football midway through the first half to put the visitors in control. But Huws, who began his career at Manchester City and is currently on loan from Wigan, scored a deserved leveller when his 25-yard thunderbolt deflected up off a Forest leg and crashed in via the underside of the crossbar. Forest aren't quite the force depicted in a new film “I Believe In Miracles” about the halcyon days under Brian Clough.

Sensing his side were under the cosh, Freedman sent on winger

OPTIONS:
- Believe In Miracles in the 76th minute to try and give Huddersfield some problems of their own.
- Brian Clough in the 76th minute to try and give Huddersfield some problems of their own.
- Cape Verde in the 76th minute to try and give Huddersfield some problems of their own.
- Championship in the 76th minute to try and give Huddersfield some problems of their own.
- Chris Burke in the 76th minute to try and give Huddersfield some problems of their own.
- Emyr Huws in the 76th minute to try and give Huddersfield some problems of their own.
- English in the 76th minute to try and give Huddersfield some problems of their own.
- Forest in the 76th minute to try and give Huddersfield some problems of their own.
- Huddersfield in the 76th minute to try and give Huddersfield some problems of their own.
- Huws in the 76th minute to try and give Huddersfield some problems of their own.
- Man City in the 76th minute to try and give Huddersfield some problems of their own.
- Manchester City in the 76th minute to try and give Huddersfield some problems of their own.
- Nottingham Forest in the 76th minute to try and give Huddersfield some problems of their own.
- Ryan Mendes in the 76th minute to try and give Huddersfield some problems of their own.
- Scottish in the 76th minute to try and give Huddersfield some problems of their own.
- Wigan in the 76th minute to try and give Huddersfield some problems of their own.


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A female fan who was snapped with a huge packet of Doritos on the front row of the fan queue at last week's London premiere of the new Hunger Games is amazed by the flurry of comical messages on Twitter. Clearly taking a cue from the film's title, 16-year-old Lena Vankeyenberg from Tienen, near Leuven in Belgium, decided to bring the tortilla chips along while waiting to catch a glimpse of the stars of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 on Thursday evening. Lena told FEMAIL that she'd brought them along after hearing in an interview  that 'cool original' was actress Jennifer Lawrence's favourite flavour of the popular snack.

'I just want to meet

OPTIONS:
- Belgium and give the doritos to her...I still have them.'
- Doritos and give the doritos to her...I still have them.'
- FEMAIL and give the doritos to her...I still have them.'
- Hunger Games and give the doritos to her...I still have them.'
- Jennifer Lawrence and give the doritos to her...I still have them.'
- Jokers and give the doritos to her...I still have them.'
- Lena and give the doritos to her...I still have them.'
- Lena Vankeyenberg and give the doritos to her...I still have them.'
- Leuven and give the doritos to her...I still have them.'
- London and give the doritos to her...I still have them.'
- Mockingjay – Part 2 and give the doritos to her...I still have them.'
- Teen and give the doritos to her...I still have them.'
- The Hunger Games and give the doritos to her...I still have them.'
- Tienen and give the doritos to her...I still have them.'
- Twitter and give the doritos to her...I still have them.'
- Vankeyenberg and give the doritos to her...I still have them.'


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Stratham, New Hampshire (CNN) And the campaign boots story continues. Jeb Bush, after speaking at an employee town hall at Timberland headquarters in Stratham, New Hampshire, stopped at the company store to purchase a navy sweater and a pair of boots. Once outside, the candidate gladly showed reporters his new size-12 boots -- which he called "a hearty boot" -- and quipped that he may "bring them out for debate purposes." His purchase comes after Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida got widespread coverage for wearing expensive boots that were mocked by critics for having heels but praised by fashion magazines like Esquire and GQ.

As the weeks wind down to the

OPTIONS:
- Bush primary, Timberland is hosting a series of candidates from both sides of the aisle.
- CNN primary, Timberland is hosting a series of candidates from both sides of the aisle.
- Esquire primary, Timberland is hosting a series of candidates from both sides of the aisle.
- Florida primary, Timberland is hosting a series of candidates from both sides of the aisle.
- GQ primary, Timberland is hosting a series of candidates from both sides of the aisle.
- Jeb Bush primary, Timberland is hosting a series of candidates from both sides of the aisle.
- Marco Rubio primary, Timberland is hosting a series of candidates from both sides of the aisle.
- New Hampshire primary, Timberland is hosting a series of candidates from both sides of the aisle.
- Republican primary, Timberland is hosting a series of candidates from both sides of the aisle.
- Stratham primary, Timberland is hosting a series of candidates from both sides of the aisle.
- Timberland primary, Timberland is hosting a series of candidates from both sides of the aisle.
- Trump primary, Timberland is hosting a series of candidates from both sides of the aisle.


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Goma, Democratic Republic Of The Congo (CNN) -- The Rwandan military and an allied rebel group massacred ethnic Hutus in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the aftermath of genocide in Rwanda, says a leaked draft report commissioned by the United Nations. The report states that it is not making a definitive conclusion on whether the slayings in Congo amounted to genocide, and that a competent judiciary would have to try the cases. Commissioned by the office of the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, the report says "tens of thousands" of Hutu civilians were slaughtered with knives, bludgeoned with hammers and burned alive as the Rwandan army and the Allied Democratic Liberation Forces swept across Congo -- then called Zaire -- leading to the toppling of dictator Mobutu Sese Seko.

"They died in the

OPTIONS:
- Allied Democratic Liberation Forces, they died in other places."
- CNN, they died in other places."
- Congo, they died in other places."
- Democratic Republic Of The Congo, they died in other places."
- Democratic Republic of the Congo, they died in other places."
- Goma, they died in other places."
- Hutu, they died in other places."
- Hutus, they died in other places."
- Mobutu Sese Seko, they died in other places."
- Rwanda, they died in other places."
- Rwandan, they died in other places."
- U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, they died in other places."
- United Nations, they died in other places."
- Zaire, they died in other places."


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(CNN) -- Google+ has a problem. It's not engagement or the lack of a clear way to monetize itself. It's not those sometimes-unwieldy friend-organizing circles, or even the perception that no one other than nerds uses the service. The problem, its creators believe, is that many people keep comparing it to Facebook -- or, more broadly, social networks. While social interaction is a key part of Google+, the project is much more ambitious. Google+ is nothing short of a wholesale upgrade to all of Google's products and services, but with the identity of the user incorporated. Mashable sat down with Vic Gundotra, Google's senior vice president of social business, and Bradley Horowitz, Google+'s vice president of product, at the Google I/O developer conference. They were excited about the new Google+ features that were announced -- the Events feature and the new tablet app -- but they were also quick to downplay any comparisons to Facebook, or any suggestion that many people aren't interested in joining Google+.

To some, Google+ made too many stumbles along the way to become a real

OPTIONS:
- Bradley Horowitz competitor.
- CNN competitor.
- Facebook competitor.
- Google competitor.
- Google I/O competitor.
- Google+ competitor.
- Mashable competitor.
- Twitter competitor.
- Vic Gundotra competitor.


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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (CNN) Seven suspects -- all of them younger than 19 -- have been arrested in connection with a fire at a school in Malaysia's capital that claimed the lives of 21 students and two adults, state-run media outlet Bernama reported Saturday. The suspects, who range in age from 11 to 18, were "school leavers and dropouts," Kuala Lumpur Police Chief Datuk Amar Singh Ishar Singh said Saturday during a news conference. They were arrested by Royal Malaysian Police, Bernama reported. The investigation into the fire's cause continues, Singh said. Witnesses reported being awoken Thursday by cries for help from inside the burning building, where children appeared trapped by metal window grills.

Asked about younger victims, he said

OPTIONS:
- Bernama testing would be required.
- CNN testing would be required.
- DNA testing would be required.
- Datuk Amar Singh Ishar Singh testing would be required.
- Kuala Lumpur testing would be required.
- Malaysia testing would be required.
- Royal Malaysian Police testing would be required.
- Singh testing would be required.


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(CNN) At least 33 people were killed Monday when a passenger bus skidded off the road and plunged down a hill in Nepal's Kavrepalanchok district, authorities said. Thirty-eight passengers were injured, Chief District Officer Bal Krishna Panthi told CNN. They were airlifted to Nepal's capital, Kathmandu, 70 kilometers (44 miles) away, by an army team, Deputy Chief District Officer Bhim Kanta Sharma said. Twenty-seven bodies have been identified, and search operations have ended because rescuers think all the victims have been found, authorities said. "Bodies are scattered all over the sloppy hill, so security personnel are having difficulties collecting bodies and rescuing the victims," Sharma said.

That wreck happened in the Nawalparasi district, about 150 kilometers (93 miles) southwest of

OPTIONS:
- Bal Krishna Panthi.
- Bhim Kanta Sharma.
- CNN.
- Kathmandu.
- Kavrepalanchok.
- Nepal.
- Sharma.


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After three months of closure, the Lindt Chocolate Café at the centre of the Sydney Siege is set to reopen in a matter of days. Workers at the scene of one of Australia's most infamous terror attacks  told The Daily Telegraph the Sydney CBD cafe will reopen by the end of the week. The café made headlines around the world in December when gunman Man Haron Monis held staff and patrons hostage there for about 17 hours. Scroll down for video The Lindt cafe at Martin Place will reopen by the end of the week, with a memorial to honour the bravery of the hostages and the two victims who died in the Sydney siege

'

OPTIONS:
- Australia was someone who had a very positive approach to life and this page was set up in Tori's memory after the event to raise funds for beyondblue, a charity chosen by his family,' the spokesman said.
- Haron Monis was someone who had a very positive approach to life and this page was set up in Tori's memory after the event to raise funds for beyondblue, a charity chosen by his family,' the spokesman said.
- Hostages Katrina Dawson was someone who had a very positive approach to life and this page was set up in Tori's memory after the event to raise funds for beyondblue, a charity chosen by his family,' the spokesman said.
- Lindt was someone who had a very positive approach to life and this page was set up in Tori's memory after the event to raise funds for beyondblue, a charity chosen by his family,' the spokesman said.
- Lindt Chocolate Café was someone who had a very positive approach to life and this page was set up in Tori's memory after the event to raise funds for beyondblue, a charity chosen by his family,' the spokesman said.
- Martin Place was someone who had a very positive approach to life and this page was set up in Tori's memory after the event to raise funds for beyondblue, a charity chosen by his family,' the spokesman said.
- Sydney was someone who had a very positive approach to life and this page was set up in Tori's memory after the event to raise funds for beyondblue, a charity chosen by his family,' the spokesman said.
- Sydney CBD was someone who had a very positive approach to life and this page was set up in Tori's memory after the event to raise funds for beyondblue, a charity chosen by his family,' the spokesman said.
- Sydney Siege was someone who had a very positive approach to life and this page was set up in Tori's memory after the event to raise funds for beyondblue, a charity chosen by his family,' the spokesman said.
- The Daily Telegraph was someone who had a very positive approach to life and this page was set up in Tori's memory after the event to raise funds for beyondblue, a charity chosen by his family,' the spokesman said.
- Tori Johnson was someone who had a very positive approach to life and this page was set up in Tori's memory after the event to raise funds for beyondblue, a charity chosen by his family,' the spokesman said.


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(CNN) Russian President Vladimir Putin met one-on-one with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for almost 90 minutes Thursday night at the start of Putin's first official visit to the country in 11 years. Economic and security issues were at the forefront of talks between the two leaders, as Japan looks to shore up a weak economy and Russia turns to the east to avoid US and European sanctions. Speaking after the initial meeting at the Otani Sanso hot spring resort, Abe said both leaders also discussed their countries' 71-year dispute over the Kuril Islands, to Japan's north. Abe said he presented letters to his counterpart from former islanders, in both Japanese and Russian.

"Russia hopes to weaken support for US military basing and deployments, and to undermine public support in

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- Abe for increasing military preparedness," he said.
- CNN for increasing military preparedness," he said.
- European for increasing military preparedness," he said.
- Japan for increasing military preparedness," he said.
- Japanese for increasing military preparedness," he said.
- Kuril Island for increasing military preparedness," he said.
- Kuril Islands for increasing military preparedness," he said.
- Otani Sanso for increasing military preparedness," he said.
- Putin for increasing military preparedness," he said.
- Russia for increasing military preparedness," he said.
- Russian for increasing military preparedness," he said.
- Shinzo Abe for increasing military preparedness," he said.
- US for increasing military preparedness," he said.
- Vladimir Putin for increasing military preparedness," he said.


Queensland captain Cameron Smith stayed true to his word and gave the Nine Network the silent treatment during the State of Origin decider in protest at 60 Minutes show on Alex McKinnon. Former teammate Darryn Lockyer approach the Maroons skipper for an on-field chat on Wednesday night but was knocked back by Smith who vowed to give Nine the cold shoulder after the network aired the McKinnon story last weekend. Smith has been left reeling after copping scathing criticism from McKinnon over his on-field behaviour following the tackle last year that left the ex-Knights forward in a wheelchair. The Queensland captain would have had plenty to talk about with Lockyer after equalling his record of 36 Origins in the series decider in Brisbane, but he had no time for him on Wednesday night.

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- Alex McKinnon was in the action again when driven into the ground by Beau Scott in back play in the 31st minute, earning Queensland another penalty kick.
- Brisbane was in the action again when driven into the ground by Beau Scott in back play in the 31st minute, earning Queensland another penalty kick.
- Cameron was in the action again when driven into the ground by Beau Scott in back play in the 31st minute, earning Queensland another penalty kick.
- Cameron Smith was in the action again when driven into the ground by Beau Scott in back play in the 31st minute, earning Queensland another penalty kick.
- Darryn Lockyer was in the action again when driven into the ground by Beau Scott in back play in the 31st minute, earning Queensland another penalty kick.
- Knights was in the action again when driven into the ground by Beau Scott in back play in the 31st minute, earning Queensland another penalty kick.
- Lockyer was in the action again when driven into the ground by Beau Scott in back play in the 31st minute, earning Queensland another penalty kick.
- Maroons was in the action again when driven into the ground by Beau Scott in back play in the 31st minute, earning Queensland another penalty kick.
- McKinnon was in the action again when driven into the ground by Beau Scott in back play in the 31st minute, earning Queensland another penalty kick.
- NSW Blues was in the action again when driven into the ground by Beau Scott in back play in the 31st minute, earning Queensland another penalty kick.
- Nine Network was in the action again when driven into the ground by Beau Scott in back play in the 31st minute, earning Queensland another penalty kick.
- Origins was in the action again when driven into the ground by Beau Scott in back play in the 31st minute, earning Queensland another penalty kick.
- Queensland was in the action again when driven into the ground by Beau Scott in back play in the 31st minute, earning Queensland another penalty kick.
- Queensland Maroons was in the action again when driven into the ground by Beau Scott in back play in the 31st minute, earning Queensland another penalty kick.
- Smith was in the action again when driven into the ground by Beau Scott in back play in the 31st minute, earning Queensland another penalty kick.
- State Of Origin was in the action again when driven into the ground by Beau Scott in back play in the 31st minute, earning Queensland another penalty kick.
- State of Origin was in the action again when driven into the ground by Beau Scott in back play in the 31st minute, earning Queensland another penalty kick.
- Suncorp Stadium was in the action again when driven into the ground by Beau Scott in back play in the 31st minute, earning Queensland another penalty kick.


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(CNN) "Pressure and I are like husband and wife," Gabon coach Jose Antonio Camacho once said. On today's showing, it looks as though the marriage is more likely to end in divorce than happily ever after. After Gabon's opening day draw with minnow Guinea-Bissau, anything other than a win against Burkina Faso would make qualification for the knockout stage unlikely. Despite a spirited second-half effort, Wednesday's 1-1 draw means the host nation will be watching the late match between Cameroon and Guinea-Bissau with a keen eye. With that must-win nature of the match in mind Gabon started brightly. A mistake in the Burkina Faso defense inside the opening 60 seconds allowed Andre Biyogo Poko space down the right, but he was eventually smothered by a wall of white shirts.

Guinea-

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- Andre Biyogo Poko failed to deal with the danger after another probing run by Ekambi and the ball eventually fell to Sébastien Siani on the edge of the box.
- Bissau failed to deal with the danger after another probing run by Ekambi and the ball eventually fell to Sébastien Siani on the edge of the box.
- Burkina Faso failed to deal with the danger after another probing run by Ekambi and the ball eventually fell to Sébastien Siani on the edge of the box.
- Cameroon failed to deal with the danger after another probing run by Ekambi and the ball eventually fell to Sébastien Siani on the edge of the box.
- Gabon failed to deal with the danger after another probing run by Ekambi and the ball eventually fell to Sébastien Siani on the edge of the box.
- Guinea failed to deal with the danger after another probing run by Ekambi and the ball eventually fell to Sébastien Siani on the edge of the box.
- Jose Antonio Camacho failed to deal with the danger after another probing run by Ekambi and the ball eventually fell to Sébastien Siani on the edge of the box.


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Lewis Hamilton completed a practice double for the Hungarian Grand Prix to lay down the title gauntlet to Nico Rosberg. Hamilton's quickest lap of one minute 23.949 seconds was more than half-a-second clear of Rosberg who finished the session only fourth fastest. On an encouraging day for the Red Bull team, who are in the midst of a lacklustre campaign, Daniil Kvyat was second fastest, 0.351secs slower than Hamilton with Daniel Ricciardo a further tenth back. 1. Lewis Hamilton (Britain) Mercedes 1:23.949 2. Daniil Kvyat (Russia) RedBull - Renault 1:24.300 3. Daniel Ricciardo (Australia) RedBull - Renault 1:24.451 4. Nico Rosberg (Germany) Mercedes 1:24.668

Their strong display was dampened however when

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- Australia suffered a Renault engine failure.
- Britain suffered a Renault engine failure.
- Budapest suffered a Renault engine failure.
- Daniel Ricciardo suffered a Renault engine failure.
- Daniil Kvyat suffered a Renault engine failure.
- Germany suffered a Renault engine failure.
- Hamilton suffered a Renault engine failure.
- Hungarian Grand Prix suffered a Renault engine failure.
- Hungary suffered a Renault engine failure.
- Lewis Hamilton suffered a Renault engine failure.
- Mercedes suffered a Renault engine failure.
- Nico Rosberg suffered a Renault engine failure.
- Red Bull suffered a Renault engine failure.
- RedBull suffered a Renault engine failure.
- Renault suffered a Renault engine failure.
- Rosberg suffered a Renault engine failure.
- Russia suffered a Renault engine failure.
- Sergio Perez suffered a Renault engine failure.


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Scientists have found an important clue about life on Mars after successfully extracting methane from Martian rock. Researchers crushed samples of meteorites known to have come from Mars and found that six different meteorites - representing volcanic rock from the red planet - all contained methane. The discovery is significant because it suggests that the gas could be used as a food source by simple life beneath the Martian surface, in the same way as it is on Earth. Professor John Parnell of the University of Aberdeen, who led the research, said: 'One of the most exciting developments in the exploration of Mars has been the suggestion of methane in the Martian atmosphere.

The team also examined two non-

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- John Parnell meteorites, which contained lesser amounts of methane.
- Mars meteorites, which contained lesser amounts of methane.
- Martian meteorites, which contained lesser amounts of methane.
- University of Aberdeen meteorites, which contained lesser amounts of methane.


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President Barack Obama will call on the global community to open its arms to wayfaring migrants when he visits with persecuted Muslim refugees and other poor youth at a foundation tomorrow in Malaysia. His visit to the Dignity for Children Foundation will likely be overshadowed by his administration's troubles back home with its own migrant policy, however, and a Congress that's eager to put new limitations on which refugees the U.S. will take. Top-polling Republican presidential candidates have used the ISIS-instigated Paris terrorist attack a week ago to lobby for bans on all Syrian refugees, and at least one has lobbied for a religious test that would keep out members of the Muslim population.

The

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- Barack Obama accepted 70,000 refugees for resettlement in the fiscal year that ended in September.
- Congress accepted 70,000 refugees for resettlement in the fiscal year that ended in September.
- Dignity for Children Foundation accepted 70,000 refugees for resettlement in the fiscal year that ended in September.
- House accepted 70,000 refugees for resettlement in the fiscal year that ended in September.
- ISIS accepted 70,000 refugees for resettlement in the fiscal year that ended in September.
- Malaysia accepted 70,000 refugees for resettlement in the fiscal year that ended in September.
- Muslim accepted 70,000 refugees for resettlement in the fiscal year that ended in September.
- Obama accepted 70,000 refugees for resettlement in the fiscal year that ended in September.
- Paris accepted 70,000 refugees for resettlement in the fiscal year that ended in September.
- Republican accepted 70,000 refugees for resettlement in the fiscal year that ended in September.
- Syrian accepted 70,000 refugees for resettlement in the fiscal year that ended in September.
- U.S. accepted 70,000 refugees for resettlement in the fiscal year that ended in September.


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(CNN) Roughly 70% of Russia's Olympics contingent has been cleared to take part in the Rio Games, but that doesn't mean competitors or spectators have to like it. Fans sounded off during Friday's Opening Ceremony, turning the normally jubilant parade of nations into mixed commentary on the decision to let 271 of Russia's 389 athletes compete despite a report accusing the country of "state-sponsored doping." International Olympic Committee spokesman Mark Adams said Monday it was a shame the Court of Arbitration for Sport wasn't "tougher on doping," but that Olympics officials have no choice but to accept the decision. "These are people who have served sanctions and are now clear ..." he said. "There are athletes from many teams who have served sanctions and are able to compete."

Some wore

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- Court of Arbitration for Sport flags around their necks like capes, while others blew kisses to the cameras.
- International Olympic Committee flags around their necks like capes, while others blew kisses to the cameras.
- Lilly King flags around their necks like capes, while others blew kisses to the cameras.
- Mark Adams flags around their necks like capes, while others blew kisses to the cameras.
- Olympics flags around their necks like capes, while others blew kisses to the cameras.
- Opening Ceremony flags around their necks like capes, while others blew kisses to the cameras.
- Rio Games flags around their necks like capes, while others blew kisses to the cameras.
- Russia flags around their necks like capes, while others blew kisses to the cameras.
- Russian flags around their necks like capes, while others blew kisses to the cameras.
- U.S. flags around their necks like capes, while others blew kisses to the cameras.
- Yuliya Efimova flags around their necks like capes, while others blew kisses to the cameras.


A British Airways pilot threatened to kill himself by crashing a jumbo jet five years before the Germanwings disaster in the French Alps last week. Robert Brown killed his wife in a horrific attack with a claw hammer, and the next day he considered deliberately crashing his Boeing 747 in order to 'make a statement'. Now his victim's family say they fear that airlines have not learned from the case and are not making enough effort to assess whether pilots are genuinely fit to fly. Scroll down for video Parallels: Robert Brown, left, threatened to crash a plane full of passengers just like Andreas Lubitz, right

He had told

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- Andreas Lubitz that he was suffering from stress as a result of his divorce from wife Joanna, and consulted his GP about his illness, but carried on working anyway.
- BA that he was suffering from stress as a result of his divorce from wife Joanna, and consulted his GP about his illness, but carried on working anyway.
- Boeing that he was suffering from stress as a result of his divorce from wife Joanna, and consulted his GP about his illness, but carried on working anyway.
- Boeing 747 that he was suffering from stress as a result of his divorce from wife Joanna, and consulted his GP about his illness, but carried on working anyway.
- British Airways that he was suffering from stress as a result of his divorce from wife Joanna, and consulted his GP about his illness, but carried on working anyway.
- French Alps that he was suffering from stress as a result of his divorce from wife Joanna, and consulted his GP about his illness, but carried on working anyway.
- Germanwings that he was suffering from stress as a result of his divorce from wife Joanna, and consulted his GP about his illness, but carried on working anyway.
- Joanna that he was suffering from stress as a result of his divorce from wife Joanna, and consulted his GP about his illness, but carried on working anyway.
- Joanna Brown that he was suffering from stress as a result of his divorce from wife Joanna, and consulted his GP about his illness, but carried on working anyway.
- Parallels that he was suffering from stress as a result of his divorce from wife Joanna, and consulted his GP about his illness, but carried on working anyway.
- Robert Brown that he was suffering from stress as a result of his divorce from wife Joanna, and consulted his GP about his illness, but carried on working anyway.


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(CNN) The US government has extended its review into whether trade sanctions against Sudan should be repealed, delaying the final decision by three months as the Trump administration considers whether to pursue improved relations first broached in the final days of the Obama administration. As the US continues its review, it is also pledging to intensify its engagement with the diplomatically isolated nation on a "broader range of vital issues," including, "ensuring that Sudan is committed to the full implementation of UN Security Council resolutions on North Korea." Some of the sanctions in question were temporarily lifted in January, allowing Sudan to purchase US goods as long as it continued to show progress on five so-called "tracks," which include maintaining regional ceasefires, enhancing counter-terrorism cooperation, and improving humanitarian access.

CORRECTION: This story has been updated to reflect the fact six countries are subject to the

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- North Korea administration's travel ban.
- Obama administration's travel ban.
- Sudan administration's travel ban.
- Trump administration's travel ban.
- UN Security Council administration's travel ban.
- US administration's travel ban.


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Posing in his flight overalls and aviator sunglasses, a Pakistani fighter pilot caused a stir at the Paris Air Show due to his uncanny resemblance to Top Gun star Tom Cruise. Squadron Leader Yaser Mudasser has been unwittingly compared to the Hollywood actor after images of him circulated on Twitter showing off Pakistan's new JF-17 Thunder fighter jet to a diplomat. Cruise played cult hero Pete 'Maverick' Mitchell in the 1985 movie, about U.S. Navy fighter pilots. But Squadron Leader Mudasser, played down the attention, saying: 'It's funny. One never imagines that you'll get this kind of attention when you're training day-in day-out.'

Arushi Prasad tweeted: '

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- Cruise is so cute *top gun soundtrack in the background*
- Hollywood is so cute *top gun soundtrack in the background*
- JF-17 Thunder is so cute *top gun soundtrack in the background*
- Mitchell is so cute *top gun soundtrack in the background*
- Mudasser is so cute *top gun soundtrack in the background*
- Pakistan is so cute *top gun soundtrack in the background*
- Pakistani is so cute *top gun soundtrack in the background*
- Paris Air Show is so cute *top gun soundtrack in the background*
- Pete 'Maverick is so cute *top gun soundtrack in the background*
- Pilot is so cute *top gun soundtrack in the background*
- Tom Cruise is so cute *top gun soundtrack in the background*
- Top Gun is so cute *top gun soundtrack in the background*
- Twitter is so cute *top gun soundtrack in the background*
- U.S. Navy is so cute *top gun soundtrack in the background*
- Yaser Mudasser is so cute *top gun soundtrack in the background*


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Aston Villa owner Randy Lerner is due in England before the end of the week as he presses ahead with plans to sell the club. Lerner has entered into discussion with a consortium over a proposed £150million sale of the Midlands club. And Sportsmail understands Lerner is expected to fly into Birmingham over the coming days for further discussions regarding a sale. Randy Lerner, pictured in 2011, is speaking to a consortium over a proposed £150million sale of Aston Villa Talks over a takeover are understood to be at an advanced stage and Lerner’s decision to fly into England is viewed as a key step towards the completion of a deal.

Lerner’s expected arrival in the Midlands comes after it emerged

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- Aston Villa’s Midlands property has been made available as part of the takeover.
- Birmingham’s Midlands property has been made available as part of the takeover.
- England’s Midlands property has been made available as part of the takeover.
- Lerner’s Midlands property has been made available as part of the takeover.
- Midlands’s Midlands property has been made available as part of the takeover.
- Randy Lerner’s Midlands property has been made available as part of the takeover.
- Sportsmail’s Midlands property has been made available as part of the takeover.


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Arsenal players are choosing to employ relatives as their agents after FIFA washed their hands of attempts to regulate middle-men. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain’s father Mark, the former England international, is acting as his representative since Alex split from Impact Sports Management, although Raheem Sterling’s adviser Aidy Ward is also involved. Calum Chambers is on the books of Cassius Sports Management, whose head of talent ID is his stepfather Steve Moss. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is represented by his father, former England international Mark Calum Chambers  is on the books at Cassius Sports Management; his stepfather works for the company too Danny Welbeck is looked after by his brothers Chris and Wayne

The trend at

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- Aidy Ward has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- Alex has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- Anfield has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- Arsenal has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- Calum Chambers has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- Cassius Sports Management has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- Chris has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- Danny Welbeck has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- England has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- FIFA has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- ID has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- Impact Sports Management has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- Jack Wilshere has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- Kieran Gibbs has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- Liverpool has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- Mark has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- Raheem Sterling has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- Steve Moss has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- Stuart Hayton has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.
- Wayne has coincided with the agency business being thrown into turmoil by FIFA passing the buck to national associations to officiate on agents from April 1.


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Things usually end badly for England in Turin. Italia 90 culminated in a tear-jerker in this city, as did the Euros in 1980, and David Beckham’s first game as captain was another defeat at the turn of the century. It was 1948 when England last won here and even Michael Caine’s cliff-hanger in The Italian Job, a heist film based around an England game in Turin, did not go to plan — and that was not even real. Roy Hodgson, too, admits his personal record playing Juventus when he was coaching in Italy was not up to much either, so there was no surprise when he and his captain Wayne Rooney insisted they were much keener to talk about the future than the past.

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- David Beckham poses just days after grabbing his first international goal on his England debut
- England poses just days after grabbing his first international goal on his England debut
- Euros poses just days after grabbing his first international goal on his England debut
- Harry Kane poses just days after grabbing his first international goal on his England debut
- Italia 90 poses just days after grabbing his first international goal on his England debut
- Italy poses just days after grabbing his first international goal on his England debut
- Juventus poses just days after grabbing his first international goal on his England debut
- Michael Caine poses just days after grabbing his first international goal on his England debut
- Rooney poses just days after grabbing his first international goal on his England debut
- Roy Hodgson poses just days after grabbing his first international goal on his England debut
- The Italian Job poses just days after grabbing his first international goal on his England debut
- Three Lions poses just days after grabbing his first international goal on his England debut
- Turin poses just days after grabbing his first international goal on his England debut
- Wayne Rooney poses just days after grabbing his first international goal on his England debut


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Until now, reports have suggested sales of Apple's Watch have been floundering after an initial surge in April, while the tech firm has remained tight-lipped about official figures. But it appears not all is lost after Best Buy in the US announced it is selling the device in more stores in order to cope with demand. The retailer had planned to have the watch in 300 stores by the holiday season, but this has been increased to all of its 1,050 big-box stores by the end of next month. During a conference call to Wall Street analysts, Best Buy chief executive Hubert Joly said: 'Demand for Apple Watch has been so strong in the stores and online', reports Fortune.

Following the

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- Apple Watch's launch in April, when many versions sold out within hours, sales were said to have dropped by a staggering 90 per cent.
- Apple's Watch's launch in April, when many versions sold out within hours, sales were said to have dropped by a staggering 90 per cent.
- Best Buy's launch in April, when many versions sold out within hours, sales were said to have dropped by a staggering 90 per cent.
- Fortune's launch in April, when many versions sold out within hours, sales were said to have dropped by a staggering 90 per cent.
- Hubert Joly's launch in April, when many versions sold out within hours, sales were said to have dropped by a staggering 90 per cent.
- US's launch in April, when many versions sold out within hours, sales were said to have dropped by a staggering 90 per cent.
- Wall Street's launch in April, when many versions sold out within hours, sales were said to have dropped by a staggering 90 per cent.


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Leeds president Massimo Cellino insists he had nothing to do with the events that led to six players pulling out of Saturday's match against Charlton. Mirco Antenucci, Giuseppe Bellusci, Dario Del Fabro, Marco Silvestri, Souleymane Doukara and Edgar Cani withdrew from the squad on the eve of the trip to The Valley citing injuries, prompting some accusations that the players had gone 'on strike'. The club released a statement on Sunday evening looking to draw a line under the controversy which read: 'Leeds United Football Club wants to clarify that during the days leading up to the away Championship fixture at Charlton Athletic on Saturday April 17 that six first-team players suffered injuries.'

The withdrawals, including Souleymane Doukara's, are the latest incident in another turbulent period at

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- Championship
- Charlton
- Charlton Athletic
- Club
- Dario Del Fabro
- Edgar Cani
- Giuseppe Bellusci
- Leeds
- Leeds United Football Club
- Marco Silvestri
- Massimo Cellino
- Mirco Antenucci
- Neil Redfearn
- Redfearn
- Souleymane Doukara
- The Valley
- Trevor Cherry