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(CNN) -- Renisha McBride's toxicology report is out and now we know the 19-year-old had a blood-alcohol level that was more than twice the legal limit for driving. This would explain why, according to her family, she was involved in a single-car accident. However, it does not explain why Theodore Wafer shot her in the face. McBride's family says she was seeking help after the crash and knocked on the door of Wafer's house in Dearborn, Michigan, a suburb of Detroit. The 54-year-old Wafer, who is white, told investigators he feared McBride, who is black, was trying to break in.

It's the same fear that led an officer to shoot and kill an unarmed 24-year-old black man who, like

OPTIONS:
- CNN, was reportedly in a single car accident and went out looking for help earlier this year.
- Dearborn, was reportedly in a single car accident and went out looking for help earlier this year.
- Detroit, was reportedly in a single car accident and went out looking for help earlier this year.
- Family, was reportedly in a single car accident and went out looking for help earlier this year.
- LZ, was reportedly in a single car accident and went out looking for help earlier this year.
- McBride, was reportedly in a single car accident and went out looking for help earlier this year.
- Michigan, was reportedly in a single car accident and went out looking for help earlier this year.
- Renisha McBride, was reportedly in a single car accident and went out looking for help earlier this year.
- Theodore Wafer, was reportedly in a single car accident and went out looking for help earlier this year.
- Wafer, was reportedly in a single car accident and went out looking for help earlier this year.


An official warning about the perils of travelling through Calais was issued to British holidaymakers yesterday after militant French workers caused fresh chaos – firing distress fares at a ferry. After weeks of disruption to Eurotunnel and ferry services, the new Government notice warned that anyone intending to travel home via the French port may have to find another route back instead. Anyone who had to travel through the French port was told to keep their vehicle doors locked because of the ‘large number of illegal migrants’ trying to reach the UK. After weeks of disruption to Eurotunnel and ferry services, Home Secretary Theresa May will today hold talks with her French counterparts amid fears the chaos at Calais will escalate over the busy school holidays.

DFDS said that because of safety concerns for passengers and staff, it was not willing to sail from

OPTIONS:
- British.
- Calais.
- Europe.
- Eurotunnel.
- Foreign Office.
- Francois Hollande.
- French.
- Theresa May.
- UK.


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(CNN) Japan announced Friday that it will impose unilateral sanctions on eight foreign firms and individuals as punishment for their alleged dealings with North Korea. The sanctions are among the latest international efforts to isolate the country and follow sanctions imposed by the United Nations Security Council earlier this month. North Korea drew a swift rebuke from the international community after successfully testing two intercontinental missiles in July, which experts say may eventually be able to deliver a nuclear warhead to the US mainland. Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said Friday, "it is extremely important to keep pressuring North Korea in coordination with US, South Korea and other countries."

But South Korea's intelligence service said last month it does not believe

OPTIONS:
- CNN has perfected a stable re-entry system, which allows a warhead to survive the heat-intensive process of re-entering the Earth's atmosphere.
- Japan has perfected a stable re-entry system, which allows a warhead to survive the heat-intensive process of re-entering the Earth's atmosphere.
- North Korea has perfected a stable re-entry system, which allows a warhead to survive the heat-intensive process of re-entering the Earth's atmosphere.
- South Korea has perfected a stable re-entry system, which allows a warhead to survive the heat-intensive process of re-entering the Earth's atmosphere.
- US has perfected a stable re-entry system, which allows a warhead to survive the heat-intensive process of re-entering the Earth's atmosphere.
- United Nations Security Council has perfected a stable re-entry system, which allows a warhead to survive the heat-intensive process of re-entering the Earth's atmosphere.
- Yoshihide Suga has perfected a stable re-entry system, which allows a warhead to survive the heat-intensive process of re-entering the Earth's atmosphere.


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A mother and daughter who decided to have breast implants together found themselves facing medical bills of nearly £20,000 when both surgeries were botched. Tracey Ahmet, 45, and Margaret Hall, 64, from Romford, Essex, opted to enhance their assets from a B cup to a D. However the former care worker and her retired mother Margaret, 64, were shocked to discover their implants contained mattress filler - with daughter Tracey's breasts rupturing twice. The pair were victims of the PIP (Poly Implant Prothese) scandal that affected 300,000 women across Europe and South America in 2012. Tracey said: 'We just wanted to treat ourselves and share the journey together. I wish we'd booked a holiday instead.'

Then when a report published in June 2012 revealed the problems with

OPTIONS:
- Daughter Tracy, she feared the worst.
- Essex, she feared the worst.
- Europe, she feared the worst.
- Margaret, she feared the worst.
- Margaret Hall, she feared the worst.
- Mother Margaret, she feared the worst.
- PIP, she feared the worst.
- Poly Implant Prothese, she feared the worst.
- Romford, she feared the worst.
- South America, she feared the worst.
- Tracey, she feared the worst.
- Tracey Ahmet, she feared the worst.


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London (CNN) Russian President Vladimir Putin probably approved the operation by Russian agents to kill former FSB spy Alexander Litvinenko in 2006, a detailed UK inquiry has concluded. Retired High Court Judge Robert Owen, who conducted the inquiry, wrote that he was "sure" that two former Russian agents poisoned the 44-year-old at a London hotel with highly radioactive polonium-210. And Owen wrote that he was also sure that the two men who allegedly poisoned Litvinenko -- former KGB and FSB employee Andrei Lugovoi and former Russian army officer Dmitri Kovtun -- were acting on behalf of others, probably the Russian spy service, the FSB.

"He made clear that the inquiry's conclusion concerning the Russian State's probable involvement in this murder was deeply disturbing, demonstrating a flagrant disregard for

OPTIONS:
- Alexander Litvinenko law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.
- Andrei Lugovoi law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.
- CNN law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.
- Dmitri Kovtun law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.
- FSB law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.
- Foreign Ministry law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.
- High Court law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.
- KGB law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.
- Litvinenko law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.
- London law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.
- Lugovoi law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.
- Owen law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.
- Putin law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.
- Robert Owen law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.
- Russia law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.
- Russian law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.
- UK law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.
- UK Foreign Office law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.
- Vladimir Putin law, international law and standards of conduct, and the safety of UK citizens.


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Zinedine Zidane has revealed he would be keen to manage Real Madrid if he was offered the role by club president Florentino Perez. Zidane has been in charge of Madrid's Castilla side since deciding to focus on his own managerial career following his season-long stint as Carlo Ancelotti's assistant. Ancelotti has come under intense scrutiny in recent weeks following Madrid's recent poor run of form, which has seen them lose three of their last four games. Zinedine Zidane has revealed he would find it hard to reject the opportunity of managing Real Madrid Zidane worked under Carlo Ancelotti during the course of last season before becoming Castilla boss

'If the post of

OPTIONS:
- Ancelotti's coach was proposed to me, I would certainly agree.
- Carlo Ancelotti's coach was proposed to me, I would certainly agree.
- Castilla's coach was proposed to me, I would certainly agree.
- Florentino Perez's coach was proposed to me, I would certainly agree.
- Frenchman's coach was proposed to me, I would certainly agree.
- Madrid's coach was proposed to me, I would certainly agree.
- Real Madrid's coach was proposed to me, I would certainly agree.
- Zidane's coach was proposed to me, I would certainly agree.
- Zinedine's coach was proposed to me, I would certainly agree.
- Zinedine Zidane's coach was proposed to me, I would certainly agree.


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Swansea manager Garry Monk believes the only way is up for Tim Sherwood as the two coaching course mates prepare to cross tactical swords at Villa Park. Monk and new Aston Villa boss Sherwood got to know each other on the same Football Association of Wales Pro-Licence coaching course but the practical takes precedence over the theory on Saturday with three Barclays Premier League points at stake. Sherwood got his break in management at Tottenham first - a position he was unlucky to lose according to Monk - and the former England midfielder has revived Villa's fortunes with three successive wins taking them away from the Premier League danger zone and into the semi-final of the FA Cup.

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood is preparing for the visit of former coaching coursemate Garry Monk
- Barclays Premier League manager Tim Sherwood is preparing for the visit of former coaching coursemate Garry Monk
- Duo manager Tim Sherwood is preparing for the visit of former coaching coursemate Garry Monk
- England manager Tim Sherwood is preparing for the visit of former coaching coursemate Garry Monk
- FA Cup manager Tim Sherwood is preparing for the visit of former coaching coursemate Garry Monk
- Football Association of Wales Pro-Licence manager Tim Sherwood is preparing for the visit of former coaching coursemate Garry Monk
- Garry Monk manager Tim Sherwood is preparing for the visit of former coaching coursemate Garry Monk
- Monk manager Tim Sherwood is preparing for the visit of former coaching coursemate Garry Monk
- Premier League manager Tim Sherwood is preparing for the visit of former coaching coursemate Garry Monk
- Sherwood manager Tim Sherwood is preparing for the visit of former coaching coursemate Garry Monk
- Swansea manager Tim Sherwood is preparing for the visit of former coaching coursemate Garry Monk
- Tim Sherwood manager Tim Sherwood is preparing for the visit of former coaching coursemate Garry Monk
- Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood is preparing for the visit of former coaching coursemate Garry Monk
- Villa manager Tim Sherwood is preparing for the visit of former coaching coursemate Garry Monk
- Villa Park manager Tim Sherwood is preparing for the visit of former coaching coursemate Garry Monk
- Wales Pro-Licence manager Tim Sherwood is preparing for the visit of former coaching coursemate Garry Monk


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(CNN) The year: 2019. The mission: Send combat forces into space to save the world from potential Star Wars. The crew to get the job done: the United States Space Corps. A Congressional committee is proposing that the US armed forces add a new military branch that would, quite literally, send soldiers out of this world. The crew of real-life Buzz Lightyears is described in the National Defense Authorization Act, which is now headed to the full House for a vote. There isn't usually anything extraordinary about the NDAA, which every year lays out military spending. But this time, the House Armed Services Committee voted 60 to 1 in favor of a bill that would, among many other things, create the first new branch of the armed forces since the Air Force's founding in 1947.

Senior

OPTIONS:
- Air Force officials see the proposed corps as an unnecessary change in the force's existing space efforts.
- Buzz Lightyears officials see the proposed corps as an unnecessary change in the force's existing space efforts.
- Congressional officials see the proposed corps as an unnecessary change in the force's existing space efforts.
- House officials see the proposed corps as an unnecessary change in the force's existing space efforts.
- House Armed Services Committee officials see the proposed corps as an unnecessary change in the force's existing space efforts.
- NDAA officials see the proposed corps as an unnecessary change in the force's existing space efforts.
- National Defense Authorization Act officials see the proposed corps as an unnecessary change in the force's existing space efforts.
- Star Wars officials see the proposed corps as an unnecessary change in the force's existing space efforts.
- US officials see the proposed corps as an unnecessary change in the force's existing space efforts.
- US Space Corps officials see the proposed corps as an unnecessary change in the force's existing space efforts.
- United States Space Corps officials see the proposed corps as an unnecessary change in the force's existing space efforts.


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Nintendo's chief executive Satoru Iwata has died of cancer at the age of 55.. In a brief statement, the Kyoto-based firm - the maker of Donkey Kong and Pokemon - said Iwata passed away on Saturday, with analysts warning that his death could dent the company's turnaround plan. Iwata led Nintendo's development into a global company, with its hit Wii home console and DS handheld, and also through its recent woes caused by the popularity of smartphones. A visibly thinner Iwata announced his illness last year and did not attend the firm's shareholder meeting in June 2014, although the severity of his illness was unclear at the time.

I don't see that there is anyone who can run the company like

OPTIONS:
- DS.
- Donkey Kong.
- Iwata.
- Kyoto.
- Nintendo.
- Pokemon.
- Satoru Iwata.
- Wii.


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A day after the government announced acceptance of the long-pending demand on One-Rank, One-Pension (OROP) by ex-servicemen, Prime Minister Narendra Modi condemned efforts to mislead the servicemen on the early retirement benefits while addressing a rally in Faridabad on Sunday. While inaugurating an extension of ITO-Badarpur Metro section till Escort Mujeser, in Faridabad’s Sector-12 ground, PM Modi asserted that the Congress government has no right to ask any question pertaining to OROP. During his 35-minute speech, Modi took credit for implementing One Rank One Pension (OROP) and said that all previous estimates either done by the Congress government or by the Koshyari committee were wrong.

“The PM should know that the UPA government had taken the decision on

OPTIONS:
- Badarpur Metro and announced it in 2014.
- Congress and announced it in 2014.
- Escort Mujeser and announced it in 2014.
- Faridabad and announced it in 2014.
- ITO and announced it in 2014.
- Koshyari and announced it in 2014.
- Modi and announced it in 2014.
- Narendra Modi and announced it in 2014.
- OROP and announced it in 2014.
- One Rank One Pension and announced it in 2014.


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A teenager who was beaten and tortured by three thugs she believed were her friends has spoken about her ordeal and described feeling haunted by the attack one year on. Summer Gregg, 18, from Doncaster, was spat and urinated on, beaten and repeatedly slapped by the trio, who also attacked her with metal chain and forced her to act like a dog. Her attackers, Jay Blades, 20, James Canning, 20, and 21-year-old Amy Gaines, were jailed in September this year but for Summer the nightmare is far from over. Speaking on The Jeremy Kyle Show on ITV, Summer described having flashbacks of the attack, which took place at Blades' flat in December last year, and said certain sounds trigger her to panic.

OPTIONS:
- Amy Gaines, Canning and Blades initially denied charges of false imprisonment and wounding before admitting to what Judge Julian Goose described as a 'prolonged and degrading attack'.
- Blades, Canning and Blades initially denied charges of false imprisonment and wounding before admitting to what Judge Julian Goose described as a 'prolonged and degrading attack'.
- Doncaster, Canning and Blades initially denied charges of false imprisonment and wounding before admitting to what Judge Julian Goose described as a 'prolonged and degrading attack'.
- ITV, Canning and Blades initially denied charges of false imprisonment and wounding before admitting to what Judge Julian Goose described as a 'prolonged and degrading attack'.
- James Canning, Canning and Blades initially denied charges of false imprisonment and wounding before admitting to what Judge Julian Goose described as a 'prolonged and degrading attack'.
- Jay Blades, Canning and Blades initially denied charges of false imprisonment and wounding before admitting to what Judge Julian Goose described as a 'prolonged and degrading attack'.
- Jeremy Kyle Show, Canning and Blades initially denied charges of false imprisonment and wounding before admitting to what Judge Julian Goose described as a 'prolonged and degrading attack'.
- Summer, Canning and Blades initially denied charges of false imprisonment and wounding before admitting to what Judge Julian Goose described as a 'prolonged and degrading attack'.
- Summer Gregg, Canning and Blades initially denied charges of false imprisonment and wounding before admitting to what Judge Julian Goose described as a 'prolonged and degrading attack'.


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(CNN) John Glenn,  the first American to orbit the Earth and a longtime US senator, died Thursday, according to the Ohio State University. He was 95. It was announced Wednesday that Glenn had been hospitalized "more than a week ago," according to Ohio State University spokesman Hank Wilson. He was at the James Cancer Hospital at the Ohio State University, but his illness was not disclosed. Glenn had heart valve replacement surgery in 2014. President Barack Obama released a statement paying tribute to Glenn. "With John's passing, our nation has lost an icon and Michelle and I have lost a friend," Obama said. "John spent his life breaking barriers, from defending our freedom as a decorated Marine Corps fighter pilot in World War II and Korea, to setting a transcontinental speed record, to becoming, at age 77, the oldest human to touch the stars. John always had the right stuff, inspiring generations of scientists, engineers and astronauts who will take us to Mars and beyond -- not just to visit, but to stay. ...

"His missions have helped make possible everything our space program has since achieved and the human missions to an asteroid and

OPTIONS:
- American that we are striving toward now."
- Barack Obama that we are striving toward now."
- Buzz Aldrin that we are striving toward now."
- CNN that we are striving toward now."
- Earth that we are striving toward now."
- Glenn that we are striving toward now."
- Hank Wilson that we are striving toward now."
- James Cancer Hospital that we are striving toward now."
- John that we are striving toward now."
- John Glenn that we are striving toward now."
- Korea that we are striving toward now."
- Marine Corps that we are striving toward now."
- Mars that we are striving toward now."
- Michelle that we are striving toward now."
- Obama that we are striving toward now."
- Ohio that we are striving toward now."
- Ohio State University that we are striving toward now."
- US that we are striving toward now."
- World War II that we are striving toward now."


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The widow of a cardiac surgeon shot dead at a Boston hospital by his patient's son has given birth to their fourth child, a baby girl, less than three months after the doctor's slaying. Brigham and Women's Hospital announced Monday that Mikaela Jane Davidson was born April 4. Mikaela's father, Dr. Michael Davidson, was killed at the hospital January 20, leaving behind his wife, Dr. Terri Halperin, daughters Kate, 10, Live, 8, and their 2-year-old son, Graham. Scroll down for video New life: Mikaela Jane Davidson was welcomed into the world April 4, less than three months after her father, Boston heart surgeon Dr Michael Davidson, was shot dead by a deceased patient's son

Pasceri's relatives suggested that he was angry over the death of his mother, whom Dr

OPTIONS:
- Boston had treated.
- Brigham and Women's Hospital had treated.
- Davidson had treated.
- Graham had treated.
- Halperin had treated.
- Jane Davidson had treated.
- Kate had treated.
- Live had treated.
- Married Pasceri had treated.
- Michael Davidson had treated.
- Mikaela had treated.
- Mikaela Jane Davidson had treated.
- Pasceri had treated.
- Stephen Pasceri had treated.
- Terri Halperin had treated.


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A New Orleans couple bought a ramshackle historic cottage, moved it across the city and renovated it all the while using salvaged materials and respecting the home's original floor plan. Gaby Tillero and Greg Ensslen bought the the two-story 1840s Creole home from the Central City neighborhood after a church said they wanted to demolish it and expand their parking lot. The couple moved it to the Freret neighborhood where they then spent seven months renovating. Tillero and her husband Ensslen now live in the home with their two sons, six-year-old Santiago and nine-year-old Javier, as well as Tillero's mother, Olga Tillero.

Photos of Ensslen and

OPTIONS:
- Central City with their sons Javier and Santiago decorate the walls of their bedroom in vintage white frames
- Creole with their sons Javier and Santiago decorate the walls of their bedroom in vintage white frames
- Ensslen with their sons Javier and Santiago decorate the walls of their bedroom in vintage white frames
- Freret with their sons Javier and Santiago decorate the walls of their bedroom in vintage white frames
- Gaby Tillero with their sons Javier and Santiago decorate the walls of their bedroom in vintage white frames
- Greg Ensslen with their sons Javier and Santiago decorate the walls of their bedroom in vintage white frames
- Javier with their sons Javier and Santiago decorate the walls of their bedroom in vintage white frames
- New Orleans with their sons Javier and Santiago decorate the walls of their bedroom in vintage white frames
- Olga Tillero with their sons Javier and Santiago decorate the walls of their bedroom in vintage white frames
- Santiago with their sons Javier and Santiago decorate the walls of their bedroom in vintage white frames
- Tillero with their sons Javier and Santiago decorate the walls of their bedroom in vintage white frames


Stunned researchers have found one of the UK's most important manuscripts is full of ghosts. Dating from 1250, The Black Book of Carmarthen is the earliest surviving medieval manuscript written solely in Welsh, and contains some of the earliest references to Arthur and Merlin. Now, researchers have found a series of hidden faces and message in it. The Black Book of Carmarthen is the earliest surviving medieval manuscript written solely in Welsh, and contains some of the earliest references to Arthur and Merlin. Using a combination of ultraviolet light and photo editing software, the images were recovered. Dating from 1250, The Black Book of Carmarthen is the earliest surviving medieval manuscript written solely in Welsh, and contains some of the earliest references to Arthur and Merlin.

'

OPTIONS:
- Arthur was particularly heavily annotated before the end of the 16th century, and the recovery of erasure has much to tell us about what was already there and can change our understanding of it.'
- Black Book of Carmarthen was particularly heavily annotated before the end of the 16th century, and the recovery of erasure has much to tell us about what was already there and can change our understanding of it.'
- Jaspar Gryffyth was particularly heavily annotated before the end of the 16th century, and the recovery of erasure has much to tell us about what was already there and can change our understanding of it.'
- Merlin was particularly heavily annotated before the end of the 16th century, and the recovery of erasure has much to tell us about what was already there and can change our understanding of it.'
- The Black Book of Carmarthen was particularly heavily annotated before the end of the 16th century, and the recovery of erasure has much to tell us about what was already there and can change our understanding of it.'
- UK was particularly heavily annotated before the end of the 16th century, and the recovery of erasure has much to tell us about what was already there and can change our understanding of it.'
- Welsh was particularly heavily annotated before the end of the 16th century, and the recovery of erasure has much to tell us about what was already there and can change our understanding of it.'


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Jose Mourinho 'needs and wants football' and will be back managing a top club without delay, according to Chelsea coach Steve Holland. Mourinho's representatives CAA Sport released a statement on Saturday insisting the Portuguese does not need a break after being sacked by Chelsea on Thursday. First-team coach Holland is expected to stay on at Chelsea under interim boss Guus Hiddink, but tipped 'exceptional person' Mourinho to be quickly back managing one of the world's top clubs. Rafael Benitez continues to fight speculation his Real Madrid tenure is under threat, while Pep Guardiola should leave Bayern Munich in the summer, leaving Mourinho most likely already eyeing up his options.

Mourinho's famed man-management skills were called into question over his handling of Dr Eva Carneiro's acrimonious exit from

OPTIONS:
- Bayern Munich in September.
- CAA Sport in September.
- Chelsea in September.
- Guus Hiddink in September.
- Holland in September.
- Jose Mourinho in September.
- Mourinho in September.
- Pep Guardiola in September.
- Portuguese in September.
- Rafael Benitez in September.
- Real Madrid in September.
- Steve Holland in September.


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Mid-May this year and staff at Manchester City had a problem. It was Yaya Toure’s birthday and they needed to ensure their star midfielder had a cake. Some people inside the club cared and others didn’t. Toure himself probably didn’t care. But City knew the media would be asking and it was, after all, best to have all bases covered. Toure got his cake. Three months ago, this was not untypical of Toure’s life in England.One of the great players of the Barclays Premier League had been worn down by too much football and his future at City was cast into doubt — not only because of his poor form, but by the persistent pronouncements of close friend and agent Dimitri Seluk.

Nevertheless,

OPTIONS:
- Barclays Premier League understands now that his agent’s apparent desire for one last lucrative transfer was a hindrance last season and a conversation between them to that effect is believed to have taken place.
- Chelsea understands now that his agent’s apparent desire for one last lucrative transfer was a hindrance last season and a conversation between them to that effect is believed to have taken place.
- City understands now that his agent’s apparent desire for one last lucrative transfer was a hindrance last season and a conversation between them to that effect is believed to have taken place.
- Dimitri Seluk understands now that his agent’s apparent desire for one last lucrative transfer was a hindrance last season and a conversation between them to that effect is believed to have taken place.
- Dimitry Seluk understands now that his agent’s apparent desire for one last lucrative transfer was a hindrance last season and a conversation between them to that effect is believed to have taken place.
- England understands now that his agent’s apparent desire for one last lucrative transfer was a hindrance last season and a conversation between them to that effect is believed to have taken place.
- Friend understands now that his agent’s apparent desire for one last lucrative transfer was a hindrance last season and a conversation between them to that effect is believed to have taken place.
- Manchester City understands now that his agent’s apparent desire for one last lucrative transfer was a hindrance last season and a conversation between them to that effect is believed to have taken place.
- Toure understands now that his agent’s apparent desire for one last lucrative transfer was a hindrance last season and a conversation between them to that effect is believed to have taken place.
- West Brom understands now that his agent’s apparent desire for one last lucrative transfer was a hindrance last season and a conversation between them to that effect is believed to have taken place.
- Yaya Toure understands now that his agent’s apparent desire for one last lucrative transfer was a hindrance last season and a conversation between them to that effect is believed to have taken place.


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The world's two best openside flankers, Australia's David Pocock and New Zealand's Richie McCaw, go head-to-head in a key battle for the Webb Ellis Cup at Twickenham on Saturday. Sportsmail's Nik Simon compares their strengths ahead of the World Cup final to see which players gives their side the biggest edge. No one has come close to David Pocock as the turnover king at this World Cup. The Wallaby has made 14 steals, eclipsing Richie McCaw’s six. His tree-trunk thighs and huge upper body make him difficult to shift when he jackals over the ball - usually resulting in a penalty or a textbook turnover. McCaw is an expert at protecting his own team’s ball, so the contest is likely to boil down to who reaches the collision area first unless the All Blacks can find a way to smash Pocock off the ball.

The 34-year-old - who is seven years senior to

OPTIONS:
- All Blacks - has developed an aura throughout his career.
- Australia - has developed an aura throughout his career.
- David Pocock - has developed an aura throughout his career.
- McCaw - has developed an aura throughout his career.
- New Zealand - has developed an aura throughout his career.
- Nik Simon - has developed an aura throughout his career.
- Pocock - has developed an aura throughout his career.
- RWC - has developed an aura throughout his career.
- Richie McCaw - has developed an aura throughout his career.
- Rugby World Cup - has developed an aura throughout his career.
- Sportsmail - has developed an aura throughout his career.
- Twickenham - has developed an aura throughout his career.
- Wallabies - has developed an aura throughout his career.
- Wallaby - has developed an aura throughout his career.
- Webb Ellis Cup - has developed an aura throughout his career.
- World Cup - has developed an aura throughout his career.


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(CNN) This week we saw Donald Trump, Fox News and even GOP members of Congress, in a seemingly coordinated strategy, ratchet up allegations that Hillary Clinton had "colluded" with Russia. So why did this all take place now? Well it appears likely we all learned the reason Friday night. That's when CNN broke the story that, according to sources briefed on the matter, a federal grand jury had issued the first indictments arising out of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into the Trump campaign's possible conspiring with Russia to illegally influence the 2016 presidential election. It's reasonable to believe that Trump knew that this was coming. As CNN reported, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who is Attorney General Jeff Sessions second in command, "would have been made aware of any charges before they were taken before the grand jury for approval." While Sessions had recused himself from the Russian investigation, did Rosenstein inform his boss who in turn told Trump? Or did someone leak this info to Trump? It's unclear, but common sense says the multi-pronged attack on Clinton wasn't just happenstance.

Well for the same reason

OPTIONS:
- CNN and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.
- Clinton and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.
- Congress and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.
- Dean Obeidallah and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.
- Donald Trump and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.
- Fox News and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.
- GOP and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.
- Hillary Clinton and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.
- Jeff Sessions and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.
- Robert Mueller and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.
- Rod Rosenstein and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.
- Rosenstein and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.
- Russia and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.
- Russian and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.
- Sessions and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.
- Team Trump and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.
- Trump and his allies have all raised this issue at this time.


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NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- U.S. President Barack Obama set his green plan into action Monday, potentially reversing several Bush-era decisions on global warming and fuel efficiency. U.S. President Barack Obama signs orders Monday on vehicle emissions and fuel efficiency standards. In his first major environmental acts as president, Obama directed his Environmental Protection Agency to review a California application to regulate greenhouse gases and told his Department of Transportation to begin implementing fuel efficiency standards passed last year but not implemented by the Bush administration. He also pushed for passage of the $825 billion economic stimulus package in the House and Senate. Those bills include money for investments in renewable energy, conservation and a better electric grid.

Seventeen other states may adopt California's rules if the

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama administration allows it, representing over half the vehicle market.
- Bush administration allows it, representing over half the vehicle market.
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This is the terrifying moment a boiler explodes in a child's playroom, leaving toys and debris scattered all over the place. Anne-Marie Faiola, 37, from Bellingham, Washington, said her four-year-old son Jamisen had just left the room before the freak accident occurred last Friday afternoon. Footage caught on a baby monitor camera shows the eruption take place, with a wall suddenly imploding and smoke filling the air. Fire alarms start sounding as a thick fog fills the room. Faiola, who owns a soap-making supply company, said she was driving home when she was informed about the explosion by her nanny.

Safe from harm: Both of

OPTIONS:
- Anne's children, who were not in the room at the time, were evacuated from the house by their nanny and father (above, the Faiola family)
- Bellingham's children, who were not in the room at the time, were evacuated from the house by their nanny and father (above, the Faiola family)
- Faiola's children, who were not in the room at the time, were evacuated from the house by their nanny and father (above, the Faiola family)
- Jamisen's children, who were not in the room at the time, were evacuated from the house by their nanny and father (above, the Faiola family)
- Marie Faiola's children, who were not in the room at the time, were evacuated from the house by their nanny and father (above, the Faiola family)
- Marie Faiola's children, who were not in the room at the time, were evacuated from the house by their nanny and father (above, the Faiola family)
- Washington's children, who were not in the room at the time, were evacuated from the house by their nanny and father (above, the Faiola family)


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(CNN) It's over. Donald Trump is the Republican nominee. He just added Nevada to the growing list of caucus primary wins, and while he needs more delegates to clinch it, who the heck can stop him now? He is leading in national polls and in many state polls; he's succeeded in upending rivals such as Ted Cruz, Jeb Bush and Ben Carson; and there's no one in sight who can stop him. The only question is when will the GOP embrace him? The answer: no time soon. The establishment doesn't like him because it can't control him. Yet he's the only conservative candidate who stands a chance against Hillary Clinton. The polls may reflect Marco Rubio doing well as a conservative uniter, but no one will hammer Clinton's biggest weakness better than Trump, and that's Clinton fatigue.

It's time for the

OPTIONS:
- Ben Carson establishment to decide if it wants to continue the identity crisis or elect a president.
- Clinton establishment to decide if it wants to continue the identity crisis or elect a president.
- Donald Trump establishment to decide if it wants to continue the identity crisis or elect a president.
- GOP establishment to decide if it wants to continue the identity crisis or elect a president.
- Hillary Clinton establishment to decide if it wants to continue the identity crisis or elect a president.
- Jeb Bush establishment to decide if it wants to continue the identity crisis or elect a president.
- Marco Rubio establishment to decide if it wants to continue the identity crisis or elect a president.
- Mel Robbins establishment to decide if it wants to continue the identity crisis or elect a president.
- Nevada establishment to decide if it wants to continue the identity crisis or elect a president.
- Republican establishment to decide if it wants to continue the identity crisis or elect a president.
- Ted Cruz establishment to decide if it wants to continue the identity crisis or elect a president.
- Trump establishment to decide if it wants to continue the identity crisis or elect a president.


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The far right group that inspired Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof is subsided by the US taxpayer, it has been revealed. The Council of Conservative Citizens, an organization whose members oppose 'all effort to mix the races of mankind', pays no federal taxes. This is because it is listed by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as a non-profit organization that 'promotes social welfare'. Tax-exempt social welfare groups are supposed to 'primarily promote the common good and general welfare of the people of the community as a whole,' according to IRS documents. The radical hate group has had tax exemption since 1985, the Daily Beast reported.

Since the nine murders, the right wing group has tried to distance itself from

OPTIONS:
- CCC saying it 'utterly condemned the despicable killings'.
- Charleston saying it 'utterly condemned the despicable killings'.
- Council of Conservative Citizens saying it 'utterly condemned the despicable killings'.
- Daily Beast saying it 'utterly condemned the despicable killings'.
- Dylann Roof saying it 'utterly condemned the despicable killings'.
- IRS saying it 'utterly condemned the despicable killings'.
- Internal Revenue Service saying it 'utterly condemned the despicable killings'.
- US saying it 'utterly condemned the despicable killings'.


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(CNN) Watching from Europe, it's hard to tell if we are playing audience to a farce, a tragedy, or both unfolding simultaneously in the White House. Given how critical any details emanating from the White House are to assuage European worries about President Donald Trump's intended relationship with Russia, this should not be a laughing mater. But it's pretty hard not to grimace and grin. It seems a farce because of the inexperience among Trump's inner circle. His ludicrously quick attempts to deliver on campaign promises from the moment he stepped inside the White House seems at odds with the four-year term he has been handed.

They might say a silent prayer that

OPTIONS:
- Donald Trump's three top diplomats' stories align.
- Europe's three top diplomats' stories align.
- European's three top diplomats' stories align.
- Pence's three top diplomats' stories align.
- Russia's three top diplomats' stories align.
- Trump's three top diplomats' stories align.
- White House's three top diplomats' stories align.


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‘You’re sense of self-worth is not relevant nor proportional to your shape or your size, or of anyone else’s.’ Model Olivia Langdon spoke candidly to the camera, her insecurities worn on her sleeve. In a world where women are constantly faced with pre-determined ideals that define the perfect body image women are comparing themselves, hoping to fit the mould. But Miss Langdon, together with five other curvy models, are challenging society’s perception. Sydney’s Jessica Vander Leahy, 27, has founded #ProjectWomanKIND, a video web series of honest and raw conversations that encourage women to embrace the beauty that makes them unique.

Ms

OPTIONS:
- Jessica Vander Leahy said the feedback from the series had been overwhelmingly positive.
- Langdon said the feedback from the series had been overwhelmingly positive.
- Olivia Langdon said the feedback from the series had been overwhelmingly positive.
- Sydney said the feedback from the series had been overwhelmingly positive.
- YouTube said the feedback from the series had been overwhelmingly positive.


Washington (CNN) Kanye West deleted all of his tweets defending his meeting with President Donald Trump sometime between Sunday night and Monday morning. West, who met with Trump at Trump Tower in December, explained his meeting with the then-President-elect in the series of now-deleted tweets amid intense backlash from fans and friends like John Legend. "I wanted to meet with Trump today to discuss multicultural issues," West tweeted on December 13. "These issues included bullying, supporting teachers, modernizing curriculums, and violence in Chicago," he added. "I feel it is important to have a direct line of communication with our future President if we truly want change," he continued in a third tweet.

"His hope is that he will be able to keep this issue fresh on the mind of the Trump administration and they will make making

OPTIONS:
- CNN safe again a priority."
- Chicago safe again a priority."
- Donald Trump safe again a priority."
- John Legend safe again a priority."
- Kanye West safe again a priority."
- Trump safe again a priority."
- Trump Tower safe again a priority."
- Washington safe again a priority."
- West safe again a priority."


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Victor Matfield signed off on his stellar Test career as South Africa secured a 24-13 victory over Argentina in the third-place play-off at the Olympic Stadium. The 38-year-old lock retired from rugby following his South Africa’s quarter-final exit at the 2011 World Cup but was coaxed back into competitive action by Springboks coach Heyneke Meyer last year. Playing his 127th and final Test, Matfield led his side to a scrappy win against a young and injury-ravaged Pumas outfit that were forced into 10 changes following their pulsating 29-15 semi-final defeat by the Wallabies. Veteran flanker Schalk Burger is also set to hang up his boots following an illustrious career in the green and gold jersey. The 32-year-old back rower produced a trademark all-action display against the Pumas with his usual mixture of hard graft up front and deft handling out wide.

After a scrappy half hour of action in Stratford,

OPTIONS:
- Argentina fired over his second penalty of the night to further increased the Boks’ lead.
- Eben Etzebeth fired over his second penalty of the night to further increased the Boks’ lead.
- Handre Pollard fired over his second penalty of the night to further increased the Boks’ lead.
- Heyneke Meyer fired over his second penalty of the night to further increased the Boks’ lead.
- JP Pietersen fired over his second penalty of the night to further increased the Boks’ lead.
- Juan Pablo Orlandi fired over his second penalty of the night to further increased the Boks’ lead.
- London fired over his second penalty of the night to further increased the Boks’ lead.
- Matfield fired over his second penalty of the night to further increased the Boks’ lead.
- Olympic Stadium fired over his second penalty of the night to further increased the Boks’ lead.
- Pumas fired over his second penalty of the night to further increased the Boks’ lead.
- Schalk Burger fired over his second penalty of the night to further increased the Boks’ lead.
- South Africa fired over his second penalty of the night to further increased the Boks’ lead.
- Springboks fired over his second penalty of the night to further increased the Boks’ lead.
- Victor Matfield fired over his second penalty of the night to further increased the Boks’ lead.
- Wallabies fired over his second penalty of the night to further increased the Boks’ lead.
- World Cup fired over his second penalty of the night to further increased the Boks’ lead.


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Chelsea have beaten Manchester United in the chase to sign Pedro from Barcelona and Old Trafford manager Louis van Gaal faces more misery in his bid to prise Sadio Mane from Southampton. Jose Mourinho made a personal intervention to beat his old mentor Van Gaal to Pedro. Mourinho's personal call helped convince the 28-year-old Spain striker Stamford Bridge was the right destination. Chelsea struck a deal for £21.1million, with £19m paid up front, more than United offered. Pedro is expected to complete the transfer after a medical on Thursday and be available for Sunday's game at West Bromwich Albion if there are no complications.

With Hazard all but undroppable,

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- Barcelona will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- Chelsea will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- Fantasy Football will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- Jose Mourinho will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- Louis van Gaal will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- MailOnline will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- Man City will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- Manchester United will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- Mourinho will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- Old Trafford will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- Pedro will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- Premier League will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- Sadio Mane will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- Southampton will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- Spain will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- Stamford Bridge will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- Thomas Muller will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- United will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- Van Gaal will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.
- West Bromwich Albion will likely compete for game time with the two Brazilians.


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San Diego, California (CNN) -- The "Dream 9," five women and four men, say that they are "undocumented and unafraid." Don't believe it. I bet they were afraid. Who wouldn't have been? The nine -- Claudia Amaro, Adriana Gil Diaz, Luis Leon Lopez, Maria Peniche-Vargas, Ceferino Santiago, LuLu Martinez Valdez, Mario Felix-Garcia, Marco Saavedra and Lizbeth Mateo-Jimenez -- spent more than two weeks in a federal immigration detention facility in Eloy, AZ. Martinez Valdez and Peniche-Vargas--had been put in solitary confinement for what was supposed to be 15 days. All because they wouldn't take "go" for an answer. Some of these "Dreamers" had been deported to Mexico by the Obama administration, though President Obama has repeatedly said that his administration is not looking to deport Dreamers--the name taken by young immigrants who are in the U.S. without papers. Three of them who were on this side of the border -- Saavedra, Martinez Valdez and Mateo-Jimenez -- "self deported" to Mexico to join the other six.

Nearly 300,000

OPTIONS:
- AZ have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Adriana Gil Diaz have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Arizona have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- CNN have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- California have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Ceferino Santiago have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Claudia Amaro have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Congress have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Dreamers have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Eloy have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Lizbeth Mateo-Jimenez have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- LuLu Martinez Valdez have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Luis Leon Lopez have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Marco Saavedra have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Maria Peniche-Vargas have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Mario Felix-Garcia have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Martinez Valdez have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Mateo-Jimenez have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Mexico have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Navarrette have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Obama have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Peniche-Vargas have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Ruben Navarrette have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- Saavedra have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- San Diego have been awarded the special accommodation so far.
- U.S. have been awarded the special accommodation so far.


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(CNN) The United States launched a military strike Thursday on a Syrian government airbase in response to a chemical weapons attack that killed dozens of civilians earlier in the week. On President Donald Trump's orders, US warships launched 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles at the airbase that was home to the warplanes that carried out the chemical attacks, US officials said. Latest: Russia condemns Syria missile strike ordered by Trump The strike is the first direct military action taken by the US against the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the country's six-year civil war. It represents a substantial escalation of the US military campaign in the region, and could be interpreted by the Syrian government as an act of war.

The US military on Thursday showed reporters an image of the radar track of a

OPTIONS:
- Assad airplane leaving the airfield and flying to the chemical strike area Tuesday.
- Bashar al airplane leaving the airfield and flying to the chemical strike area Tuesday.
- Donald Trump airplane leaving the airfield and flying to the chemical strike area Tuesday.
- Russia airplane leaving the airfield and flying to the chemical strike area Tuesday.
- Syria airplane leaving the airfield and flying to the chemical strike area Tuesday.
- Syrian airplane leaving the airfield and flying to the chemical strike area Tuesday.
- Tomahawk airplane leaving the airfield and flying to the chemical strike area Tuesday.
- Trump airplane leaving the airfield and flying to the chemical strike area Tuesday.
- US airplane leaving the airfield and flying to the chemical strike area Tuesday.
- United States airplane leaving the airfield and flying to the chemical strike area Tuesday.


(CNN) -- It was a night for underdogs at the Golden Globes -- and a particularly rich one for the biggest underdog of them all, "Slumdog Millionaire." Dev Patel and Freida Pinto star in "Slumdog Millionaire," which was named best drama at the Golden Globes. The modestly budgeted movie -- about a poverty-raised orphan in Mumbai who goes on the Indian version of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" -- won awards for best drama, best director (Danny Boyle), best screenplay (Simon Beaufoy) and best original score (A.R. Rahman). The victories were all the more astonishing given the film's unlikely production history, which included cobbling together a $15 million budget, shooting on the streets of Mumbai and then struggling for distribution.

OPTIONS:
- CNN died almost a year ago of an accidental prescription drug overdose.
- Danny Boyle died almost a year ago of an accidental prescription drug overdose.
- Dev Patel died almost a year ago of an accidental prescription drug overdose.
- Freida Pinto died almost a year ago of an accidental prescription drug overdose.
- Golden Globes died almost a year ago of an accidental prescription drug overdose.
- Heath Ledger died almost a year ago of an accidental prescription drug overdose.
- Indian died almost a year ago of an accidental prescription drug overdose.
- Kate Winslet died almost a year ago of an accidental prescription drug overdose.
- Mickey Rourke died almost a year ago of an accidental prescription drug overdose.
- Mumbai died almost a year ago of an accidental prescription drug overdose.
- Simon Beaufoy died almost a year ago of an accidental prescription drug overdose.
- Slumdog Millionaire died almost a year ago of an accidental prescription drug overdose.
- The Dark Knight died almost a year ago of an accidental prescription drug overdose.
- The Wrestler died almost a year ago of an accidental prescription drug overdose.
- Who Wants to Be a Millionaire died almost a year ago of an accidental prescription drug overdose.


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Washington (CNN) Donald Trump's travel to his private club in Florida has cost over an estimated $20 million in his first 80 days as president, putting the president on pace in his first year of office to surpass former President Barack Obama's spending on travel for his entire eight years. The outsized spending on travel stands in stark relief to Trump's calls for belt tightening across the federal government and the fact that he regularly criticized Obama for costing the American taxpayer money every time he took a trip. Given variations in each trip, estimating the security costs around a presidential trip is difficult. But a 2016 Government Accountability Office report about a four-day trip Obama took to Florida in 2013 -- one similar to Trump's trips -- found the total cost to the Secret Service and Coast Guard was $3.6 million.

But as much as the trips are a budget problem for

OPTIONS:
- American, they are also a public relations issue.
- Barack Obama, they are also a public relations issue.
- CNN, they are also a public relations issue.
- Coast Guard, they are also a public relations issue.
- Conservatives, they are also a public relations issue.
- Donald Trump, they are also a public relations issue.
- Florida, they are also a public relations issue.
- Government Accountability Office, they are also a public relations issue.
- Lago, they are also a public relations issue.
- Mar, they are also a public relations issue.
- Obama, they are also a public relations issue.
- Secret Service, they are also a public relations issue.
- Trump, they are also a public relations issue.
- Washington, they are also a public relations issue.


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Zoe Ball made a desperate, grovelling call to husband Fatboy Slim in an attempt to explain away a drunken kiss with a 22-year-old at a Christmas party, it has been revealed. Ball, 45, rang the club DJ, who was said to be 'furious', and embarrassed by widely-published images of the mother of his two children with her arms wrapped around pop singer TayTay Starhz at a London nightspot on Wednesday. Fatboy Slim, 52, whose real name is Norman Cook, is thought to have been abroad at the time of the call, preparing for a performance at a nightclub in Dubai on Friday night.

A friend told the newspaper that Mr Cook 'isn't worried about

OPTIONS:
- Ball cheating' and has no fears for their 16-year marriage - but is upset by the public shame that followed.
- Cook cheating' and has no fears for their 16-year marriage - but is upset by the public shame that followed.
- DJ cheating' and has no fears for their 16-year marriage - but is upset by the public shame that followed.
- Dubai cheating' and has no fears for their 16-year marriage - but is upset by the public shame that followed.
- Fatboy Slim cheating' and has no fears for their 16-year marriage - but is upset by the public shame that followed.
- London cheating' and has no fears for their 16-year marriage - but is upset by the public shame that followed.
- Norman Cook cheating' and has no fears for their 16-year marriage - but is upset by the public shame that followed.
- Starhz cheating' and has no fears for their 16-year marriage - but is upset by the public shame that followed.
- TayTay Starhz cheating' and has no fears for their 16-year marriage - but is upset by the public shame that followed.
- Zoe Ball cheating' and has no fears for their 16-year marriage - but is upset by the public shame that followed.


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Real Madrid have issued a scathing 10-point statement blaming Manchester United for the collapse of David de Gea's proposed move to Spain. United and Madrid had agreed a deal worth £29million for the transfer of De Gea to the Bernabeu, with Keylor Navas heading in the other direction. But that deal fell through after the paperwork was not submitted before the Spanish deadline of midnight on Monday. United claimed Madrid were the ones to blame for the collapse of the deal, but the Spanish giants issued a statement on Tuesday condemning the actions of the Old Trafford club. 'Real Madrid has done everything necessary, and at all times, to implement these two transfers,' said Madrid in a lengthy 10-point statement published on their website on Tuesday afternoon.

De Gea is due to meet up with the Spanish national team at 9pm on Tuesday night in

OPTIONS:
- Bernabeu and he is still planning to be in attendance.
- David de Gea and he is still planning to be in attendance.
- De Gea and he is still planning to be in attendance.
- FIFA and he is still planning to be in attendance.
- Keylor Navas and he is still planning to be in attendance.
- LFP and he is still planning to be in attendance.
- Madrid and he is still planning to be in attendance.
- Manchester United and he is still planning to be in attendance.
- Old Trafford and he is still planning to be in attendance.
- Real and he is still planning to be in attendance.
- Real Madrid and he is still planning to be in attendance.
- Spain and he is still planning to be in attendance.
- Spanish and he is still planning to be in attendance.
- United and he is still planning to be in attendance.


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A Silicon Valley venture capital firm has emerged victorious from a three-year high profile case accusing executives of gender discrimination. Reddit interim CEO Ellen Pao, 45, sued her former employer Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers for four counts of discrimination after she was fired. In a case that prompted a broad discussion about gender bias in the tech industry, Pao painted the firm as sexist, crude, and quarrelsome. On Friday, a jury of six men and six women rejected every claim after less than 72 hours of deliberation in San Francisco Superior Court. Scroll down for video Lost: Ellen Pao (pictured after the verdict) sued her former employers for four counts of gender bias after she was fired. The Reddit CEO claimed her career crumbled at Kleiner after ending an affair with a partner

The case played out as

OPTIONS:
- Ellen Pao saw a steady decline in the number of female venture capitalists.
- Kleiner saw a steady decline in the number of female venture capitalists.
- Kleiner Perkins saw a steady decline in the number of female venture capitalists.
- Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers saw a steady decline in the number of female venture capitalists.
- Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield and Byers saw a steady decline in the number of female venture capitalists.
- Pao saw a steady decline in the number of female venture capitalists.
- Reddit saw a steady decline in the number of female venture capitalists.
- San Francisco Superior Court saw a steady decline in the number of female venture capitalists.
- Silicon Valley saw a steady decline in the number of female venture capitalists.


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(CNN) From an Africa-shaped mega solar plant powering Kigali, Rwanda, to a massive geothermal plant harvesting the power of Kenya's hot springs, renewable energy plants are popping up around the continent. Sub-Saharan Africa is desperately short of power and roughly 620 million Africans live without a reliable source of electricity. Africa's population is expected to double by 2050 and the demand for clean energy has never been greater, says Caroline Kende-Robb, executive director, Africa Progress Panel. She believes the continent could soon become a renewables superpower, and that it can leapfrog carbon-centered energy systems and go straight to renewables. "Because what we see is that Africa has got the advantage of coming in now without the heavy old systems that a lot of other countries and regions have," says Kende-Robb.

Many Africans rely on cooking with wood and charcoal, making indoor pollution a big issue -- 600,000 people in sub-

OPTIONS:
- Africa die every year from indoor pollution.
- Africa Progress Panel die every year from indoor pollution.
- Africans die every year from indoor pollution.
- Caroline Kende die every year from indoor pollution.
- Kende die every year from indoor pollution.
- Kenya die every year from indoor pollution.
- Kigali die every year from indoor pollution.
- Robb die every year from indoor pollution.
- Rwanda die every year from indoor pollution.
- Saharan Africa die every year from indoor pollution.


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(CNN) If you didn't already know, Cinco de Mayo is a bigger deal in the United States than in Mexico. Here, this unofficial holiday is almost as popular as, oh, St. Patrick's Day -- which means it's unfortunately become a drinking holiday. So much so that it's been nicknamed, Cinco de Drinko and even Gringo de Mayo. Actually, Thursday, commemorates Mexico's victory against the French during the Battle of Puebla in 1862, and according to research by UCLA professor David Hayes-Bautista, it isn't a Mexican holiday at all but rather an American one created by Latinos in California during the Civil War.

In a perfect world, folks would use the day as an opportunity to learn more about

OPTIONS:
- American history and culture, but the sea of margarita and nacho specials might be too distracting for some.
- Battle of Puebla history and culture, but the sea of margarita and nacho specials might be too distracting for some.
- Bautista history and culture, but the sea of margarita and nacho specials might be too distracting for some.
- California history and culture, but the sea of margarita and nacho specials might be too distracting for some.
- Cinco de Drinko history and culture, but the sea of margarita and nacho specials might be too distracting for some.
- Cinco de Mayo history and culture, but the sea of margarita and nacho specials might be too distracting for some.
- Civil War history and culture, but the sea of margarita and nacho specials might be too distracting for some.
- David Hayes history and culture, but the sea of margarita and nacho specials might be too distracting for some.
- French history and culture, but the sea of margarita and nacho specials might be too distracting for some.
- Gringo de Mayo history and culture, but the sea of margarita and nacho specials might be too distracting for some.
- Latinos history and culture, but the sea of margarita and nacho specials might be too distracting for some.
- Mexican history and culture, but the sea of margarita and nacho specials might be too distracting for some.
- Mexico history and culture, but the sea of margarita and nacho specials might be too distracting for some.
- St. Patrick's Day history and culture, but the sea of margarita and nacho specials might be too distracting for some.
- UCLA history and culture, but the sea of margarita and nacho specials might be too distracting for some.
- United States history and culture, but the sea of margarita and nacho specials might be too distracting for some.


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One of the world's weirdest fish has been captured making a rare appearance near the surface. With its bulbous eyes, flat body and tiny fins, the Mola Mola is an unusual sight in the blue waters of California. But short of shying away from the camera the fish appeared to strike a pose. The photographs of the bizarre-looking ocean sunfish were taken by experienced diver Daniel Botelho. Scroll down for video One of the world's weirdest fish - a Mola Mola - has been captured making a rare appearance above the water by diver Daniel Botelho in San Diego, California

'In my case I had a gentle

OPTIONS:
- California following me all the time until I got back to the boat.
- Daniel Botelho following me all the time until I got back to the boat.
- Mola Mola following me all the time until I got back to the boat.
- San Diego following me all the time until I got back to the boat.


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The last two 'Doolittle Tokyo Raiders' presented the group's Congressional Gold Medal for permanent display at the National Museum of the US Air Force on Saturday, 73 years to the day after their daring bombing attack on Japan rallied Americans in World War II. Retired Lt Col Richard 'Dick' Cole, age 99, gave the medal to the museum's director in a ceremony at the museum attended by military and political officials and relatives of the original 80 Raiders. The medal, awarded by Congress earlier in the week, arrived in a ceremonial B-25 flight. Scroll down for video Staff Sgt David Thacker (left) and Lt Col Richard Cole (right) presented the Doolittle medal during a ceremony

After encountering

OPTIONS:
- Air Force patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.
- Americans patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.
- Congress patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.
- Congressional Gold Medal patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.
- David Thacker patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.
- David Thatcher patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.
- Doolittle patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.
- Doolittle Tokyo Raiders patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.
- Japan patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.
- Missoula patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.
- Montana patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.
- National Museum patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.
- Raiders patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.
- Richard 'Dick' Cole patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.
- Richard Cole patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.
- US patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.
- US Air Force patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.
- WWII patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.
- World War II. patrols, the raid launched ahead of plan, some 200 miles farther from shore for fuel-stretched bombers.


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(CNN) -- A lawsuit has been filed claiming that the iconic Led Zeppelin song "Stairway to Heaven" was far from original. The suit, filed on May 31 in the United States District Court Eastern District of Pennsylvania, was brought by the estate of the late musician Randy California against the surviving members of Led Zeppelin and their record label. The copyright infringement case alleges that the Zeppelin song was taken from the single "Taurus" by the 1960s band Spirit, for whom California served as lead guitarist. "Late in 1968, a then new band named Led Zeppelin began touring in the United States, opening for Spirit," the suit states. "It was during this time that Jimmy Page, Led Zeppelin's guitarist, grew familiar with 'Taurus' and the rest of Spirit's catalog. Page stated in interviews that he found Spirit to be 'very good' and that the band's performances struck him 'on an emotional level.' "

The estate is seeking court ordered damages and writing credit for California, born

OPTIONS:
- 1960s band Spirit.
- CNN.
- California.
- Jimmy Page.
- Led Zeppelin.
- Randy California.
- Spirit.
- Stairway to Heaven.
- Suit.
- Taurus.
- United States.
- United States District Court Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
- Zeppelin.


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A mother-of-two was left disgusted after her six-year-old daughter found a human nail in her McDonald's burger. Lyn Richie, 38, had taken Ellyn, husband George, 41, and stepdaughter Katy, 12, to the  fast food restaurant on Riverside Park East, Coleraine, Londonderry, for a family treat. But their meal was ruined when Ellyn lifted the bun off her Big Mac and spotted the nail sitting on top of the burger patty. Ms Richie, from Coleraine, reported the nail to a member of staff who confirmed it was human before offering her a refund for the family's £16.77 order. Child minder Ms Richie said: 'My six-year-old daughter was eating her Big Mac when she pointed to a foreign object sandwiched between the burgers.

A spokesperson for

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- Big Mac said: 'We are sorry for Ms Ritchie's experience when visiting our restaurant.
- Coleraine said: 'We are sorry for Ms Ritchie's experience when visiting our restaurant.
- Ellyn said: 'We are sorry for Ms Ritchie's experience when visiting our restaurant.
- George said: 'We are sorry for Ms Ritchie's experience when visiting our restaurant.
- Katy said: 'We are sorry for Ms Ritchie's experience when visiting our restaurant.
- Londonderry said: 'We are sorry for Ms Ritchie's experience when visiting our restaurant.
- Lyn Richie said: 'We are sorry for Ms Ritchie's experience when visiting our restaurant.
- McDonald's said: 'We are sorry for Ms Ritchie's experience when visiting our restaurant.
- Mother said: 'We are sorry for Ms Ritchie's experience when visiting our restaurant.
- Richie said: 'We are sorry for Ms Ritchie's experience when visiting our restaurant.
- Riverside Park East said: 'We are sorry for Ms Ritchie's experience when visiting our restaurant.


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(CNN) Records were broken and protests made in a dramatic conclusion to the Sydney-Hobart yacht race that was fought out between super maxis Wild Oats XI and LDV Comanche. Wild Oats finished the grueling 628-nautical mile dash from Sydney down the east coast of Australia, across the infamous Bass Strait to Hobart, Tasmania in a record time of one day eight hours, 48 minutes and 50 seconds, taking four hours off Perpetual Loyal's time last year. But the owner of second-placed Comanche -- a boat that's been nicknamed "the aircraft carrier" -- which crossed the line 26 minutes after Wild Oats, says he's lodging a protest following a near collision at the start of the race in Sydney Harbour.

Two years ago Wild Oats shredded its mainsail in fierce winds while sailing down Australia's east coast in the Sydney-

OPTIONS:
- Australia.
- Bass Strait.
- CNN.
- Comanche.
- Hobart.
- LDV Comanche.
- Perpetual Loyal.
- Sydney.
- Sydney Harbour.
- Tasmania.
- Wild Oats.
- Wild Oats XI.
- Wilds Oats XI.


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Liverpool defender Kolo Toure insists a 'sad' Steven Gerrard will deal with the reality of being denied a fairytale FA Cup final farewell. The former Ivory Coast international said the team was probably more disappointed at not being able to deliver a trophy for fans, who this season had seen their side fail to progress out of the Champions League group stage and lose to Chelsea in the last four of the Capital One Cup. A 2-1 defeat to Aston Villa at Wembley ended the club's last hope of silverware and meant Gerrard would not be given a perfect send off ahead of his summer move to Los Angeles Galaxy with a cup final appearance on his 35th birthday on what would have been his very last for his boyhood club.

However,

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa insisted they should have had the ability to cope without their only genuine defensive midfielder.
- Capital One Cup insisted they should have had the ability to cope without their only genuine defensive midfielder.
- Champions League insisted they should have had the ability to cope without their only genuine defensive midfielder.
- Chelsea insisted they should have had the ability to cope without their only genuine defensive midfielder.
- FA Cup insisted they should have had the ability to cope without their only genuine defensive midfielder.
- Gerrard insisted they should have had the ability to cope without their only genuine defensive midfielder.
- Ivory Coast insisted they should have had the ability to cope without their only genuine defensive midfielder.
- Kolo Toure insisted they should have had the ability to cope without their only genuine defensive midfielder.
- Liverpool insisted they should have had the ability to cope without their only genuine defensive midfielder.
- Los Angeles Galaxy insisted they should have had the ability to cope without their only genuine defensive midfielder.
- Steven Gerrard insisted they should have had the ability to cope without their only genuine defensive midfielder.
- Toure insisted they should have had the ability to cope without their only genuine defensive midfielder.
- Wembley insisted they should have had the ability to cope without their only genuine defensive midfielder.
- Wembley Stadium insisted they should have had the ability to cope without their only genuine defensive midfielder.


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Prince Carl-Philip and his new wife Princess Sofia have made their first public appearance as a married couple since their wedding at the end of June. The two, who married in a lavish ceremony at the Chapel Royal at Stockholm's Royal Palace, have spent the last three weeks on their honeymoon in Fiji. Now back in Sweden, former glamour model Sofia spent Saturday watching her new husband compete in the Scandinavian Touring Car Championships in Falkenberg. Dressed in a simple blue cardigan and silk tank top, the 30-year-old appeared tanned and happy as she stood on the sidelines with the couple's border terrier Siri.

Since then, however, Sofia has gone out of her way to tone down her image while Carl-

OPTIONS:
- Carl has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Chapel Royal has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Falkenberg has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Fiji has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Laucana Island has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Philip has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Prince Carl has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Royal Palace has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Scandinavian Touring Car Championships has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Siri has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Sofia has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Stockholm has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.
- Sweden has hit the headlines for antics of his own - not least his infamous 'wild summer' of 2012.


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A former friend of Jared Fogle who has known the Subway spokesman for the past 10 years claims he told her on multiple occasions that he was interested in underage girls. The woman - a former reporter from Sarasota, Florida who is not being named to keep her identity safe - said that Fogle told her more than once that 'middle school girls are hot.' She then added; 'They weren't jokes. They were very serious.' This is the same women who would eventually notify the FBI about this information, and who agreed to wear a wire while speaking with Fogle to help with their investigation.

Just hours after the special task-force served the weight-loss icon with a search warrant,

OPTIONS:
- FBI ended its more than 15-year relationship with the spokesman.
- Facebook ended its more than 15-year relationship with the spokesman.
- Florida ended its more than 15-year relationship with the spokesman.
- Fogle ended its more than 15-year relationship with the spokesman.
- Jared Fogle ended its more than 15-year relationship with the spokesman.
- Russell Taylor ended its more than 15-year relationship with the spokesman.
- Sarasota ended its more than 15-year relationship with the spokesman.
- Subway ended its more than 15-year relationship with the spokesman.
- Taylor ended its more than 15-year relationship with the spokesman.


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(CNN) -- "I mean, I hate to gloat," Weird Al Yankovic said, "but I'm extremely satisfied with my position in life and the way things have worked out for me." For over a quarter of a century, Weird Al has made a career out of his two passions: music and comedy. His parodies and satirical songs and videos have amassed an army of devoted fans -- 2 million of them follow him on Twitter. He's won three Grammy Awards and has sold more comedy albums than any other artist in history. Not bad for a nerd out of Lynwood, California.

"I suppose I had my rock star fantasies while I was singing into my hairbrush in the bathroom mirror, but I never really consciously said, 'OK, this is what I'm going to do for a living and I'm going to be

OPTIONS:
- Billy.'
- CNN.'
- California.'
- Grammy Awards.'
- Lynwood.'
- Twitter.'
- Weird Al.'
- Weird Al Yankovic.'
- When I Grow Up.'
- Yankovic.'


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UFC fighter Miesha Tate will host a pool party this weekend at Sapphire Day Club in Las Legas while bitter rival Ronda Rousey takes on Bethe Correia. Rousey will take part in the main event at the UFC's latest pay-per-view in Rio De Janeiro on Saturday. While the 28-year-old aims to defend her bantamweight title against Brazilian Correia at the HSBC Arena, Tate will instead host her boyfriend's birthday party. The mixed martial artist will meet the winner of this weekend's UFC 190's main event, but Tate has prioritised her commitments to her other half, who is also a UFC fighter.

Rousey forced Tate to submit in the first round of their Strikeforce fight in March 2013, which ended

OPTIONS:
- Bethe Correia's defence of her batamweight championship crown.
- Brazilian's defence of her batamweight championship crown.
- Correia's defence of her batamweight championship crown.
- HSBC Arena's defence of her batamweight championship crown.
- Las Legas's defence of her batamweight championship crown.
- LeBron James's defence of her batamweight championship crown.
- Miesha Tate's defence of her batamweight championship crown.
- Rio's defence of her batamweight championship crown.
- Rio De Janeiro's defence of her batamweight championship crown.
- Ronda Rousey's defence of her batamweight championship crown.
- Rousey's defence of her batamweight championship crown.
- Sapphire Day Club's defence of her batamweight championship crown.
- Tate's defence of her batamweight championship crown.
- UFC's defence of her batamweight championship crown.
- UFC 190's defence of her batamweight championship crown.


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Robert Kirkland died on Saturday morning in Union City, Tennessee, from kidney failure complications An entrepreneur and philanthropist who built a national chain of home decor stores and donated $100million has died at age 77. Robert Kirkland, who founded the home decor store that bears his last name, died on Saturday morning in Union City, Tennessee, from complications stemming from kidney failure. Kirkland, who founded Kirkland's home decor stores with his cousin Carl in 1966, donated the money to found the Discovery Park of America education center and tourist attraction in Tennessee. Kirkland's expanded into a chain of more than 300 locations in 35 states.

OPTIONS:
- America attracted about 300,000 visitors in its first year and it continues to add exhibits and attractions on the strength of Kirkland's $100 million donation.
- Carl attracted about 300,000 visitors in its first year and it continues to add exhibits and attractions on the strength of Kirkland's $100 million donation.
- Carl Kirkland attracted about 300,000 visitors in its first year and it continues to add exhibits and attractions on the strength of Kirkland's $100 million donation.
- Discovery Park attracted about 300,000 visitors in its first year and it continues to add exhibits and attractions on the strength of Kirkland's $100 million donation.
- Kirkland attracted about 300,000 visitors in its first year and it continues to add exhibits and attractions on the strength of Kirkland's $100 million donation.
- Robert Kirkland attracted about 300,000 visitors in its first year and it continues to add exhibits and attractions on the strength of Kirkland's $100 million donation.
- Tennessee attracted about 300,000 visitors in its first year and it continues to add exhibits and attractions on the strength of Kirkland's $100 million donation.
- Union City attracted about 300,000 visitors in its first year and it continues to add exhibits and attractions on the strength of Kirkland's $100 million donation.


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England’s seven-game winning streak does not include Italy. Lithuania, but not Italy. Slovenia, but not Italy. San Marino and Estonia, but not Italy. So the idea that the heat has been taken out of Harry Kane’s full debut for his country by a string of victories since last summer’s World Cup does rather overlook a salient fact. That England’s seven wins, as welcome as they may be, are against the also-rans of European football. Only Slovenia are on course to qualify automatically for the European Championship at the halfway stage — by coming a distant second to England — while Norway, Switzerland and Scotland are in third place in their respective groups, Lithuania lie fourth, Estonia fifth and San Marino where they always are. This is not Roy Hodgson’s fault. His players can only beat what is in front of them.

OPTIONS:
- England’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.
- Estonia’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.
- Europe’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.
- European’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.
- European Championship’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.
- Harry Kane’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.
- Italy’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.
- Juventus Stadium’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.
- Kane’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.
- Lithuania’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.
- Norway’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.
- Roy Hodgson’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.
- San Marino’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.
- Scotland’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.
- Slovenia’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.
- Switzerland’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.
- Three Lions’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.
- World Cup’s defence will be of a calibre England have not experienced since the World Cup.


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Two Burmese men charged with the murders of British backpackers Hannah Witheridge and David Miller had their DNA re-taken in a dramatic courtroom scene today. The rare, if not unique, move was played out after lawyers defending migrants Zaw Lin and Wei Phyo questioned scientific methods applied when the men's DNA was initially taken by police. Earlier a police sergeant who had taken the first DNA samples following the arrest of the Burmese men admitted he had only taken swabs before in training and never from a 'real' suspect. The bodies of Miss Witheridge, 23, and Mr Miller, 24, were discovered in September last year, on Koh Tao Sairee Beach. But failures to investigate vital evidence is putting the trial in jeopardy.

Their lawyers insisted that methods employed in taking their DNA to compare with

OPTIONS:
- British found on the murdered Britons had been erroneous and they insisted today that new tests should be carried out with independent witnesses.
- Burmese found on the murdered Britons had been erroneous and they insisted today that new tests should be carried out with independent witnesses.
- DNA found on the murdered Britons had been erroneous and they insisted today that new tests should be carried out with independent witnesses.
- David Miller found on the murdered Britons had been erroneous and they insisted today that new tests should be carried out with independent witnesses.
- Hannah Witheridge found on the murdered Britons had been erroneous and they insisted today that new tests should be carried out with independent witnesses.
- Koh Tao Sairee Beach found on the murdered Britons had been erroneous and they insisted today that new tests should be carried out with independent witnesses.
- Miller found on the murdered Britons had been erroneous and they insisted today that new tests should be carried out with independent witnesses.
- Miss Witheridge found on the murdered Britons had been erroneous and they insisted today that new tests should be carried out with independent witnesses.
- Wei Phyo found on the murdered Britons had been erroneous and they insisted today that new tests should be carried out with independent witnesses.
- Zaw Lin found on the murdered Britons had been erroneous and they insisted today that new tests should be carried out with independent witnesses.


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(CNN) Millions of Venezuelans have voted to reject President Nicolas Maduro's controversial plans to rewrite the country's constitution. Nearly 7.2 million Venezuelans took part in the non-binding referendum organized by the country's main opposition parties, with the overwhelming majority of voters coming out against Maduro's plan. Venezuela is in the grip of social unrest, which has paralyzed the country amid violent protests seeking government reform. The government has condemned the referendum as illegal, and has instead called for a July 30 vote to elect a special assembly to rewrite the 1999 constitution. Referendum results The referendum asked voters three yes-no questions. More than 98% of voters chose to reject the proposed constitutional assembly; request the military defend the existing constitution; and support fresh elections before Maduro's term ends in 2019.

"This shows that

OPTIONS:
- Maduro is afraid of a people who votes in freedom."
- Nicolas Maduro is afraid of a people who votes in freedom."
- Venezuela is afraid of a people who votes in freedom."
- Venezuelans is afraid of a people who votes in freedom."


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He's part of one of the most famous, most watched, most talked-about families on the planet. But over the last year, Rob Kardashian - brother to Kim, Kourtney and Khloe - has all but disappeared from the media spotlight. And now in newly released clips from this week's episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians his family have once again expressed their concern for the once gregarious but now reclusive 28-year-old. Scroll down for video Rob Kardashian is rarely seen out and about and is thought to have struggled with his weight gain over the recent years For it's been nearly a year since Rob seemed to vanish from the public eye.

However, in a final clip released from the show it seems

OPTIONS:
- Kardashians is as desperate as her mother to get him some help.
- Keeping Up With The Kardashians is as desperate as her mother to get him some help.
- Khloe is as desperate as her mother to get him some help.
- Kim is as desperate as her mother to get him some help.
- Kourtney is as desperate as her mother to get him some help.
- Rob is as desperate as her mother to get him some help.
- Rob Kardashian is as desperate as her mother to get him some help.


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Heavy rains fueled by the meeting of two storm systems, one the remnants of Hurricane Patricia, pounded southeastern Texas, on Saturday, triggering flash floods and derailing a freight train. The National Weather Service predicted six to 12 inches of rain for coastal areas, including southwest Louisiana by Monday which were exacerbated by tides up to five feet and wind gusts up to 35 mph. After the severe flooding on Saturday, by early Sunday morning, forecasters said the relentless storms that had dumped more than a foot of rain in some parts of Texas were moving on. In the video, uploaded to YouTube by James Reed, who works with the Corsicana Fire Department, it shows the harrowing rescue as it unfolds.

No deaths or major destruction have been reported since heavy rains started drenching

OPTIONS:
- Annise Parker on Friday.
- Corsicana Fire Department on Friday.
- Dallas on Friday.
- Dallas International Airport on Friday.
- James Reed on Friday.
- Louisiana on Friday.
- National Weather Service on Friday.
- Navarro County on Friday.
- Patricia on Friday.
- Texas on Friday.


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A man who died in Texas of the human version of mad cow disease last year likely contracted it from eating beef raised in Britain, a CDC report has revealed. The unnamed man, who died from variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob (vCJD) disease in May 2014, just 18 months after he first showed symptoms, was a naturalized U.S. citizen originally from the Middle East. The report concluded the man's illness resulted from his eating tainted UK beef before he moved to the United States in the 1990s. The extreme rarity of the disease, especially in the United States, led the man--who was in his 40s--to be misdiagnosed with psychiatric symptoms before ultimately receiving the vCJD death sentence.

The disease was first identified in

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- Britain in 1986, although research suggests that the first infections may have spontaneously occurred in the 1970s.
- CDC in 1986, although research suggests that the first infections may have spontaneously occurred in the 1970s.
- Creutzfeldt-Jakob in 1986, although research suggests that the first infections may have spontaneously occurred in the 1970s.
- Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease in 1986, although research suggests that the first infections may have spontaneously occurred in the 1970s.
- Middle East in 1986, although research suggests that the first infections may have spontaneously occurred in the 1970s.
- Texas in 1986, although research suggests that the first infections may have spontaneously occurred in the 1970s.
- U.S. in 1986, although research suggests that the first infections may have spontaneously occurred in the 1970s.
- UK in 1986, although research suggests that the first infections may have spontaneously occurred in the 1970s.
- United States in 1986, although research suggests that the first infections may have spontaneously occurred in the 1970s.
- vCJD in 1986, although research suggests that the first infections may have spontaneously occurred in the 1970s.


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Caitlyn Jenner seems to be as into fashion as her famous daughters Kim,  Khloe, Kourtney, Kendall and Kylie. In a new clip for the upcoming reality series I Am Cait, the 65-year-old star is seen talking about the joys of adding  to her new glam room in her posh Malibu spread. The former Keeping Up With The Kardashians standout is also seen perusing her new closet, which is stocked with designer duds (and what appears to be a tiara). 'We're going to do a lot of fun things for the first time. We're going to go shopping for the first time,' the E! star said during a sneak peek from her eight-part docu-series that debuts July 26.

revealed that I

OPTIONS:
- Am Cait 'chronicles Jenner's adjustment to living publicly as a transgender woman.'
- Caitlyn 'chronicles Jenner's adjustment to living publicly as a transgender woman.'
- Caitlyn Jenner 'chronicles Jenner's adjustment to living publicly as a transgender woman.'
- E! 'chronicles Jenner's adjustment to living publicly as a transgender woman.'
- Jenner 'chronicles Jenner's adjustment to living publicly as a transgender woman.'
- Keeping Up With The Kardashians 'chronicles Jenner's adjustment to living publicly as a transgender woman.'
- Kendall 'chronicles Jenner's adjustment to living publicly as a transgender woman.'
- Khloe 'chronicles Jenner's adjustment to living publicly as a transgender woman.'
- Kim 'chronicles Jenner's adjustment to living publicly as a transgender woman.'
- Kourtney 'chronicles Jenner's adjustment to living publicly as a transgender woman.'
- Kylie 'chronicles Jenner's adjustment to living publicly as a transgender woman.'
- Malibu 'chronicles Jenner's adjustment to living publicly as a transgender woman.'


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(CNN) -- Yale Historian Beverly Gage recently uncovered the first copy of an unredacted "anonymous" FBI letter sent to Martin Luther King Jr. telling him to kill himself. Click here to see the blacked out version of the FBI threat letter There are dozens of such menacing memos and letters held in the U.S. archives that detail the FBI's systematic plot to "neutralize" the civil rights leader. In retrospect it may be horrifying to know that the government had such a plan, but historians say the plot did have an upside. FBI wiretaps have "given us the most powerful and persuasive source of all for seeing how utterly selfless Martin Luther King was," as a civil rights leader, according to a leading civil rights scholar.

The almost fanatical zeal with which the FBI pursued King is disclosed in tens of thousands of

OPTIONS:
- Beverly Gage memos from the 1960s.
- CNN memos from the 1960s.
- Communist Party memos from the 1960s.
- FBI memos from the 1960s.
- J. Edgar Hoover memos from the 1960s.
- King memos from the 1960s.
- MLK memos from the 1960s.
- Martin Luther King memos from the 1960s.
- Martin Luther King Jr. memos from the 1960s.
- Negro memos from the 1960s.
- U.S. memos from the 1960s.
- Yale memos from the 1960s.