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Downing Street has given a 'final offer' over the proposed election TV debates, involving seven party leaders, including David Cameron A ‘final offer’ has been given to broadcasters for David Cameron to take part in one, seven-way TV election debate. Downing Street has accused the BBC and other networks of causing ‘chaos’ by attempting to dictate the terms of debates and repeatedly altering their proposals. It said broadcasters had ignored Mr Cameron’s long-held position that televised clashes between leaders were over-dominant in the 2010 election campaign and should start earlier. Number Ten is proposing a debate involving Mr Cameron, Ed Miliband, Nick Clegg, Nigel Farage, Green leader Natalie Bennett, SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon and Plaid Cymru’s Leanne Wood at the end of this month.

Mr

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- BBC has accused Mr Cameron of deliberately sabotaging negotiations over the debates and ‘running scared’.
- Cameron has accused Mr Cameron of deliberately sabotaging negotiations over the debates and ‘running scared’.
- David Cameron has accused Mr Cameron of deliberately sabotaging negotiations over the debates and ‘running scared’.
- Downing Street has accused Mr Cameron of deliberately sabotaging negotiations over the debates and ‘running scared’.
- Ed Miliband has accused Mr Cameron of deliberately sabotaging negotiations over the debates and ‘running scared’.
- Green has accused Mr Cameron of deliberately sabotaging negotiations over the debates and ‘running scared’.
- Greens has accused Mr Cameron of deliberately sabotaging negotiations over the debates and ‘running scared’.
- Leanne Wood has accused Mr Cameron of deliberately sabotaging negotiations over the debates and ‘running scared’.
- Natalie Bennett has accused Mr Cameron of deliberately sabotaging negotiations over the debates and ‘running scared’.
- Nick Clegg has accused Mr Cameron of deliberately sabotaging negotiations over the debates and ‘running scared’.
- Nicola Sturgeon has accused Mr Cameron of deliberately sabotaging negotiations over the debates and ‘running scared’.
- Nigel Farage has accused Mr Cameron of deliberately sabotaging negotiations over the debates and ‘running scared’.
- Plaid Cymru has accused Mr Cameron of deliberately sabotaging negotiations over the debates and ‘running scared’.
- SNP has accused Mr Cameron of deliberately sabotaging negotiations over the debates and ‘running scared’.


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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Obama on Friday resumed -- with expanded legal protections -- the Bush administration's controversial system of military trials for some Guantanamo Bay detainees. President Obama says the commissions are OK, "provided that they are properly structured and administered." On the heels of Obama's shift this week to block the release of photos showing prisoners allegedly being abused by U.S. personnel in Iraq and Afghanistan, the military commissions announcement further infuriated the president's most ardent supporters while winning cautionary praise from some of his political foes. Obama said he supports the idea of the military commissions but opposes the version of the law that had been governing such trials in recent years: the Military Commissions Act put in place under the Bush administration in 2006, but subsequently struck down as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court.

The Bush administration established the military trial system after the U.S. military began capturing detainees in

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- ACLU in late 2001.
- Afghanistan in late 2001.
- Bush in late 2001.
- CNN in late 2001.
- Guantanamo Bay in late 2001.
- Iraq in late 2001.
- Military Commissions Act in late 2001.
- Obama in late 2001.
- Supreme Court in late 2001.
- U.S. in late 2001.
- WASHINGTON in late 2001.


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(CNN) A clampdown on Syrian refugees entering Jordan has left 75,000 people stranded in the desert in a no man's land between the countries, cut off from aid for months, Amnesty International says. The rights group released satellite images Thursday that show the extent of a makeshift refugee camp in al-Rukban, an area of desert known as the berm, along Jordan's northeast border with Syria. It's also near both countries' borders with Iraq. The camp grew from 368 shelters a year ago to 8,295 this month, Amnesty said. The group also released video footage, obtained by a tribal council whose activists operate in the area, that it said showed dozens of makeshift graves of refugees who had perished amid the desperate conditions.

In some cases, people are suffering or even dying from preventable illnesses, simply because they are not allowed into

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- Amnesty and the authorities have blocked access for aid, medical treatment and a meaningful humanitarian response."
- Amnesty International and the authorities have blocked access for aid, medical treatment and a meaningful humanitarian response."
- Iraq and the authorities have blocked access for aid, medical treatment and a meaningful humanitarian response."
- Jordan and the authorities have blocked access for aid, medical treatment and a meaningful humanitarian response."
- Rukban and the authorities have blocked access for aid, medical treatment and a meaningful humanitarian response."
- Syria and the authorities have blocked access for aid, medical treatment and a meaningful humanitarian response."
- Syrian and the authorities have blocked access for aid, medical treatment and a meaningful humanitarian response."


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President Obama delivered a speech on Labor Day denouncing Republicans for a 'constant attack on working Americans' and ordered government contractors to give paid sick leave to their workers. When he said he signed the executive order requiring government contractors to offer their workers seven days of paid sick leave a year, he was met with resounding applause during the major union rally in Boston. As he spoke about unions on Monday, he referenced Tom Brady, and knocked Republican presidential candidates for advocating what he said were anti-union policies. Obama said, 'If I was looking for a job that would help me support my family, I'd join a union,' according to NECN political reporter Alison King.

And if

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- Air Force One needs a union - we definitely need unions,' he added.
- Alison King needs a union - we definitely need unions,' he added.
- Americans needs a union - we definitely need unions,' he added.
- Boston needs a union - we definitely need unions,' he added.
- Labor Day needs a union - we definitely need unions,' he added.
- NECN needs a union - we definitely need unions,' he added.
- New England Patriots needs a union - we definitely need unions,' he added.
- Obama needs a union - we definitely need unions,' he added.
- Republican needs a union - we definitely need unions,' he added.
- Republicans needs a union - we definitely need unions,' he added.
- Tom Brady needs a union - we definitely need unions,' he added.


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Holy moly Batman! Robin sure looks younger than he used to. This superhero-themed photo shoot has been melting hearts in the US after Roxanne Daly decided to book it as a Father's Day gift for her husband. Dad Mike had no idea what was planned for the family day out with toddler son Finn until the photographer walked out. The series of pictures shows her as a damsel in distress, tied to a train track moments from disaster until the familiar shadowy-cloaked figure and his young sidekick comes to her rescue. Photographer Eric Thiele said people stopped to cheer them on during the photoshoot in Wisconsin.

'When Roxanne came to me with the idea of doing a surprise

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- Batman and Robin photo shoot for her husband for, I knew I hit the jackpot of customer awesome-ness.
- Dad Mike and Robin photo shoot for her husband for, I knew I hit the jackpot of customer awesome-ness.
- Eric Thiele and Robin photo shoot for her husband for, I knew I hit the jackpot of customer awesome-ness.
- Father's Day and Robin photo shoot for her husband for, I knew I hit the jackpot of customer awesome-ness.
- Finn and Robin photo shoot for her husband for, I knew I hit the jackpot of customer awesome-ness.
- Robin and Robin photo shoot for her husband for, I knew I hit the jackpot of customer awesome-ness.
- Roxanne Daly and Robin photo shoot for her husband for, I knew I hit the jackpot of customer awesome-ness.
- US and Robin photo shoot for her husband for, I knew I hit the jackpot of customer awesome-ness.
- Wife Roxanne and Robin photo shoot for her husband for, I knew I hit the jackpot of customer awesome-ness.
- Wisconsin and Robin photo shoot for her husband for, I knew I hit the jackpot of customer awesome-ness.


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A father has told how his six-year-old daughter almost choked to death in front of him after she ate a piece of cardboard contained within a fish finger. Robert Young, 26, had just served his daughter Ellie-Jay her favourite evening meal of fish fingers, chips and beans when the youngster began to gag. Fearing for her life, Mr Young, from Pontefract, West Yorkshire opened his daughter's mouth, spotted the piece of cardboard and fished it out with his fingers. According to Mr Young, the stiff piece of cardboard was the same size and shape as a fish finger. Suppliers Youngs have admitted the stray piece came from the production process and have apologised and vowed to tighten up their safety procedures.

Mr Young said: 'I had just made Ellie-

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- Ellie her tea and made a fish finger sandwich for myself when she began choking.
- Jay her tea and made a fish finger sandwich for myself when she began choking.
- Mr Young her tea and made a fish finger sandwich for myself when she began choking.
- Pontefract her tea and made a fish finger sandwich for myself when she began choking.
- Robert Young her tea and made a fish finger sandwich for myself when she began choking.
- West Yorkshire her tea and made a fish finger sandwich for myself when she began choking.
- Young her tea and made a fish finger sandwich for myself when she began choking.
- Youngs her tea and made a fish finger sandwich for myself when she began choking.


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(CNN) A young Russian alleged to have masterminded a massive hacking of social networks including LinkedIn and Dropbox is now at the center of an extradition struggle between the United States and Russia. Yevgeniy Nikulin was detained in October 2016, in the Czech Republic capital of Prague, after US authorities issued an international arrest warrant for him. He was on vacation there with his girlfriend. A grand jury indictment filed in 2016 in California charges him with computer intrusion and aggravated identity theft, among other offenses. Nikulin denies all the charges. If convicted of all charges, he could face a maximum sentence of more than 50 years in prison and more than $2 million in fines.

Most of those pursued by

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- California authorities have been accused of involvement in sophisticated fraud.
- Czech authorities have been accused of involvement in sophisticated fraud.
- Czech Republic authorities have been accused of involvement in sophisticated fraud.
- Dropbox authorities have been accused of involvement in sophisticated fraud.
- LinkedIn authorities have been accused of involvement in sophisticated fraud.
- Nikulin authorities have been accused of involvement in sophisticated fraud.
- Prague authorities have been accused of involvement in sophisticated fraud.
- Russia authorities have been accused of involvement in sophisticated fraud.
- Russian authorities have been accused of involvement in sophisticated fraud.
- US authorities have been accused of involvement in sophisticated fraud.
- United States authorities have been accused of involvement in sophisticated fraud.
- Yevgeniy Nikulin authorities have been accused of involvement in sophisticated fraud.


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Tyson Fury woke in his hotel bedroom the morning after the incredible night before, checked he wasn’t dreaming and told his pregnant wife Paris: ‘I’m the new heavyweight champion of the world.’ Then he vowed that the old Tyson Fury would remain completely unaffected by his historic upset of Wladimir Klitschko. In fact, evidence that Fury was still very much his own traveller man came with his preferred means for journeying back to Bolton. He was going by road to Rotterdam and then by cross-Channel ferry to Hull. The most outspoken man in boxing said: ‘I don’t feel any different this morning than I did two weeks ago.

He says: ‘I do feel I’ve won some people over but

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- Bolton, who also said some controversial things, was not fully appreciated until he was gone.
- Channel, who also said some controversial things, was not fully appreciated until he was gone.
- David Haye, who also said some controversial things, was not fully appreciated until he was gone.
- Fury, who also said some controversial things, was not fully appreciated until he was gone.
- God, who also said some controversial things, was not fully appreciated until he was gone.
- Heavyweight, who also said some controversial things, was not fully appreciated until he was gone.
- Hull, who also said some controversial things, was not fully appreciated until he was gone.
- Lennox Lewis, who also said some controversial things, was not fully appreciated until he was gone.
- Muhammad Ali, who also said some controversial things, was not fully appreciated until he was gone.
- Paris, who also said some controversial things, was not fully appreciated until he was gone.
- Rotterdam, who also said some controversial things, was not fully appreciated until he was gone.
- Tyson Fury, who also said some controversial things, was not fully appreciated until he was gone.
- Wladimir Klitschko, who also said some controversial things, was not fully appreciated until he was gone.


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(CNN) Donald Trump's campaign is disavowing the real estate mogul's former butler, after he posted to Facebook Thursday that he wants President Barack Obama to be killed. Anthony Senecal, who served as Trump's butler for 17 years and now takes groups on tours of the presumptive Republican nominee's Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida, wrote in a Facebook post Wednesday that Obama "should have been taken out by our military and shot as an enemy agent in his first term," according to Mother Jones, which first reported on Senecal's post. Reached for comment by CNN on Thursday, Senecal, 84, confirmed he wrote the post, but disputed one point, "I think I said hung."

Senecal most recently saw

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- Anthony Senecal about one month ago, and said he spoke briefly with him about his successful presidential campaign, which Senecal enthusiastically supports.
- Barack Obama about one month ago, and said he spoke briefly with him about his successful presidential campaign, which Senecal enthusiastically supports.
- CNN about one month ago, and said he spoke briefly with him about his successful presidential campaign, which Senecal enthusiastically supports.
- Donald Trump about one month ago, and said he spoke briefly with him about his successful presidential campaign, which Senecal enthusiastically supports.
- Facebook about one month ago, and said he spoke briefly with him about his successful presidential campaign, which Senecal enthusiastically supports.
- Florida about one month ago, and said he spoke briefly with him about his successful presidential campaign, which Senecal enthusiastically supports.
- GOP about one month ago, and said he spoke briefly with him about his successful presidential campaign, which Senecal enthusiastically supports.
- Lago about one month ago, and said he spoke briefly with him about his successful presidential campaign, which Senecal enthusiastically supports.
- Mar about one month ago, and said he spoke briefly with him about his successful presidential campaign, which Senecal enthusiastically supports.
- Mother Jones about one month ago, and said he spoke briefly with him about his successful presidential campaign, which Senecal enthusiastically supports.
- Obama about one month ago, and said he spoke briefly with him about his successful presidential campaign, which Senecal enthusiastically supports.
- Palm Beach about one month ago, and said he spoke briefly with him about his successful presidential campaign, which Senecal enthusiastically supports.
- Republican about one month ago, and said he spoke briefly with him about his successful presidential campaign, which Senecal enthusiastically supports.
- Senecal about one month ago, and said he spoke briefly with him about his successful presidential campaign, which Senecal enthusiastically supports.
- Trump about one month ago, and said he spoke briefly with him about his successful presidential campaign, which Senecal enthusiastically supports.


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Moscow (CNN) -- Russia has opened a criminal case on an American band after one of its members stuffed the Russian flag into his pants, pulled it out his backside and whipped it between his legs, state-run news agency RIA Novosti reported Monday. A musician told the audience "Don't tell Putin" and then tossed the flag into the audience at a concert Wednesday in Odessa, Ukraine. RIA Novosti reported that Russia's Interior Ministry has issued a statement saying that a "specialized investigative unit" within the ministry "launched a criminal case regarding desecration of the national flag." The band, Bloodhound Gang, left Russia Sunday, CNN learned. The musicians, known for making satirical and provocative songs, had a big hit in 1999 with "The Bad Touch."

OPTIONS:
- American and Ukrainian lawmakers have also proposed permanently banning Bloodhound Gang members from entering the countries.
- Bloodhound Gang and Ukrainian lawmakers have also proposed permanently banning Bloodhound Gang members from entering the countries.
- CNN and Ukrainian lawmakers have also proposed permanently banning Bloodhound Gang members from entering the countries.
- Interior Ministry and Ukrainian lawmakers have also proposed permanently banning Bloodhound Gang members from entering the countries.
- Moscow and Ukrainian lawmakers have also proposed permanently banning Bloodhound Gang members from entering the countries.
- Odessa and Ukrainian lawmakers have also proposed permanently banning Bloodhound Gang members from entering the countries.
- Putin and Ukrainian lawmakers have also proposed permanently banning Bloodhound Gang members from entering the countries.
- RIA Novosti and Ukrainian lawmakers have also proposed permanently banning Bloodhound Gang members from entering the countries.
- Russia and Ukrainian lawmakers have also proposed permanently banning Bloodhound Gang members from entering the countries.
- Russian and Ukrainian lawmakers have also proposed permanently banning Bloodhound Gang members from entering the countries.
- The Bad Touch and Ukrainian lawmakers have also proposed permanently banning Bloodhound Gang members from entering the countries.
- U.S. and Ukrainian lawmakers have also proposed permanently banning Bloodhound Gang members from entering the countries.
- Ukraine and Ukrainian lawmakers have also proposed permanently banning Bloodhound Gang members from entering the countries.


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(CNN) -- "My Fair Wedding" host David Tutera and his soon-to-be ex-husband are raising eyebrows by choosing to raise their twin children separately. Tutera's ex, Ryan Jurica, discussed the controversial decision for the first time on HLN's Now In America. "I still feel like I lost a daughter," said Jurica. "I hope the kids can be in each other's lives as much as possible, and that's what I'm working hard to do." Tutera and Jurica were united in a civil union in Vermont in September 2003. About three years ago, they decided to have children through a surrogate, but by the time the babies were born, the couple had split up. After the two ended their relationship earlier this year, they reached a temporary custody agreement to raise their 2-month-old twins, a boy named Cedric and a girl named Cielo, separately.

Although the divorce isn't final, the couple has decided

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- CNN will raise his biological child, Cedric, and Tutera will raise his biological child, Cielo.
- Cedric will raise his biological child, Cedric, and Tutera will raise his biological child, Cielo.
- Cielo will raise his biological child, Cedric, and Tutera will raise his biological child, Cielo.
- David Tutera will raise his biological child, Cedric, and Tutera will raise his biological child, Cielo.
- HLN will raise his biological child, Cedric, and Tutera will raise his biological child, Cielo.
- Jurica will raise his biological child, Cedric, and Tutera will raise his biological child, Cielo.
- My Fair Wedding will raise his biological child, Cedric, and Tutera will raise his biological child, Cielo.
- Now In America will raise his biological child, Cedric, and Tutera will raise his biological child, Cielo.
- Ryan Jurica will raise his biological child, Cedric, and Tutera will raise his biological child, Cielo.
- Tutera will raise his biological child, Cedric, and Tutera will raise his biological child, Cielo.
- Vermont will raise his biological child, Cedric, and Tutera will raise his biological child, Cielo.


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(CNN) A Chinese road building project in the Himalayas has become the center of an escalating border dispute between India and China, with both sides accusing the other of territorial intrusions. Described by the Indian government as a "significant change of status quo with serious security implications for India," the controversial road runs through the disputed Doklam Plateau, on the unmarked border between China and Bhutan. Though not a part of Indian territory, the plateau holds immense strategic importance for Delhi and is vital to its geopolitical interests. "The area in contention is extremely close to a very vulnerable stretch of Indian territory that effectively connects the bulk of India to its northeastern states," Shashank Joshi, senior research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) in London told CNN.

"It goes to show how hard it's going to be for

OPTIONS:
- Bhutan to lead the region when core elements of its foreign policies are so ideological, uncompromising, and irreconcilable with its neighbors and other major powers."
- CNN to lead the region when core elements of its foreign policies are so ideological, uncompromising, and irreconcilable with its neighbors and other major powers."
- China to lead the region when core elements of its foreign policies are so ideological, uncompromising, and irreconcilable with its neighbors and other major powers."
- Chinese to lead the region when core elements of its foreign policies are so ideological, uncompromising, and irreconcilable with its neighbors and other major powers."
- Delhi to lead the region when core elements of its foreign policies are so ideological, uncompromising, and irreconcilable with its neighbors and other major powers."
- Doklam to lead the region when core elements of its foreign policies are so ideological, uncompromising, and irreconcilable with its neighbors and other major powers."
- Doklam Plateau to lead the region when core elements of its foreign policies are so ideological, uncompromising, and irreconcilable with its neighbors and other major powers."
- Himalayas to lead the region when core elements of its foreign policies are so ideological, uncompromising, and irreconcilable with its neighbors and other major powers."
- India to lead the region when core elements of its foreign policies are so ideological, uncompromising, and irreconcilable with its neighbors and other major powers."
- Indian to lead the region when core elements of its foreign policies are so ideological, uncompromising, and irreconcilable with its neighbors and other major powers."
- London to lead the region when core elements of its foreign policies are so ideological, uncompromising, and irreconcilable with its neighbors and other major powers."
- RUSI to lead the region when core elements of its foreign policies are so ideological, uncompromising, and irreconcilable with its neighbors and other major powers."
- Royal United Services Institute to lead the region when core elements of its foreign policies are so ideological, uncompromising, and irreconcilable with its neighbors and other major powers."
- Shashank Joshi to lead the region when core elements of its foreign policies are so ideological, uncompromising, and irreconcilable with its neighbors and other major powers."


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(CNN) Alex Gentile has a very simple wish. The 8-year-old wants to run with his friends on the playground. But because of a rare disease, he can't play in the sunlight for very long. Alex has X-linked reticulate pigmentary disorder with systematic manifestations -- or what's more commonly called XLPDR. It's so rare that there are only 18 diagnosed cases worldwide. Alex's story is part of photographer Luca Catalano Gonzaga's project, "Hopeful, 'One of a Kind,' " that documents invisible diseases. While many parents pride themselves on being vigilant, it's imperative for Alex's mother, Patrizia, to constantly monitor him. "When he overheats, he risks his life," she said. "A moment of negligence, a delay, and Alex dies."

Many times, patients with XLPDR are misdiagnosed, like

OPTIONS:
- Alex was; identifying the gene will help doctors properly diagnose XLPDR patients in the future.
- Alex Gentile was; identifying the gene will help doctors properly diagnose XLPDR patients in the future.
- CNN was; identifying the gene will help doctors properly diagnose XLPDR patients in the future.
- Earth was; identifying the gene will help doctors properly diagnose XLPDR patients in the future.
- Luca Catalano Gonzaga was; identifying the gene will help doctors properly diagnose XLPDR patients in the future.
- One of a Kind was; identifying the gene will help doctors properly diagnose XLPDR patients in the future.
- Patrizia was; identifying the gene will help doctors properly diagnose XLPDR patients in the future.
- XLPDR was; identifying the gene will help doctors properly diagnose XLPDR patients in the future.


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The militant Unite union was facing embarrassment last night over claims it ‘sacked’ an activist for complaining about being hired on a zero-hours contract. Former lecturer Martyn Reuby won the first round in his legal battle against Unite, after a tribunal ruled that he had been employed to teach its courses. The employment tribunal ruling is a major embarrassment to the union, which has led the campaign against the use of zero-hours contracts, which it says amount to ‘exploitation’. Ed Miliband was left embarrassed today after Labour's biggest backer was accused of employing workers on zero-hours contracts It is also a blow to Ed Miliband, who has received more than £13million from Unite since becoming leader in 2010.

The tribunal did not find that Mr

OPTIONS:
- Ed Miliband was employed on a zero-hour contract, but rather he was employed on a series of short- term contracts.’
- Labour was employed on a zero-hour contract, but rather he was employed on a series of short- term contracts.’
- Martyn Reuby was employed on a zero-hour contract, but rather he was employed on a series of short- term contracts.’
- Union was employed on a zero-hour contract, but rather he was employed on a series of short- term contracts.’
- Unite was employed on a zero-hour contract, but rather he was employed on a series of short- term contracts.’


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(CNN) The Navy destroyer USS Mason fired countermeasures in the Red Sea on Saturday after it detected what it believed were incoming missiles. Officials Saturday night were uncertain about what exactly happened, if there were multiple incoming missiles or if there was a malfunction with the radar detection system on the destroyer. "We are aware of the reports and we are assessing the situation. All of our ships and crews are safe and unharmed," one US defense official told CNN. The USS Nitze and the USS Ponce were sailing nearby. There are initial unconfirmed reports of missiles possibly being fired from positions both ashore on Yemen and by small spotter boats operated by Houthi rebels.

Early Thursday, the US launched tomahawk cruise missiles into Yemen targeting radar sites in

OPTIONS:
- CNN-held territory, sites the US claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- Houthi-held territory, sites the US claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- Navy-held territory, sites the US claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- Ponce-held territory, sites the US claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- Red Sea-held territory, sites the US claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- The Mason-held territory, sites the US claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- US-held territory, sites the US claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- USS-held territory, sites the US claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- USS Mason-held territory, sites the US claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- USS Nitze-held territory, sites the US claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.
- Yemen-held territory, sites the US claims were used to launch missiles in two previous incidents this week.


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Passengers hoping to cross the channel using the shuttle are facing  hours of delays following a suspension of services due to 'migrant activity' at the French side. The situation appears to have improved since this morning, with Eurotunnel now reporting delays of 30 minutes before check-in, followed by a one hour wait before departure. Services were suspended for a brief time shortly before midnight due to 'migrant activity', adding that French authorities are dealing with the situation. Continued strike action from French ferry workers has added to the chaos on Kent's coastbound roads. Ferry strikes have led to a risk of delays at Dover port and St Pancras International station in London.

The principal migrant camp in

OPTIONS:
- Calais has ballooned to the size of a small town, as up to 150 people arrive each day to take up residence.
- Dover has ballooned to the size of a small town, as up to 150 people arrive each day to take up residence.
- Eurotunnel has ballooned to the size of a small town, as up to 150 people arrive each day to take up residence.
- Folkestone has ballooned to the size of a small town, as up to 150 people arrive each day to take up residence.
- French has ballooned to the size of a small town, as up to 150 people arrive each day to take up residence.
- Kent has ballooned to the size of a small town, as up to 150 people arrive each day to take up residence.
- Le Shuttle has ballooned to the size of a small town, as up to 150 people arrive each day to take up residence.
- London has ballooned to the size of a small town, as up to 150 people arrive each day to take up residence.
- St Pancras International has ballooned to the size of a small town, as up to 150 people arrive each day to take up residence.


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A globetrotting cat who rose to social media stardom after he made his way from Australia to Northern Ireland following a stop-off in London may only have days to live. Nicknamed Ozzie by volunteers at a cat shelter in Armagh, it was revealed last month the 15-year-old feline was actually a ginger called Tigger originally from Sydney, some 11,000 miles away. But the travelling cat is very unwell, with his rescue shelter sharing the devastating news that the moggy is suffering from kidney failure and may only have a few more days on earth after his wild adventures. 'Ozzie's story went worldwide and the media attention that followed left us all in a daze here at Armagh Cats Protection,' they wrote in a Facebook post.

'He is a much loved pet called Tigger who has travelled back and forth from Australia with his own passport and as part of a loving family,'

OPTIONS:
- Armagh posted on Facebook in June.
- Armagh Cats Protection posted on Facebook in June.
- Australia posted on Facebook in June.
- County Armagh posted on Facebook in June.
- Facebook posted on Facebook in June.
- London posted on Facebook in June.
- Northern Ireland posted on Facebook in June.
- Ozzie posted on Facebook in June.
- Sydney posted on Facebook in June.
- Tigger posted on Facebook in June.


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Washington (CNN) More than five dozen state and local election offices requested help from the Department of Homeland Security to protect their election systems from cyberattacks, according to DHS documents obtained by CNN. Before the 2016 US election, 33 states and 36 local governments requested an assessment of their election systems to help prevent cyberattacks, and another two states and six localities requested the assessment since the election, according to a DHS memo issued in response to questions from Missouri Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill. The memo gives more detail on the scope of how many states and cities had concerns about the potential risk of a cyberattack last year, even before the Obama administration had issued its report confirming Russian hackers meddled in the US election.

The

OPTIONS:
- CNN memo does not say how many of the 21 targeted states also requested a cyberassessment from the department.
- Claire McCaskill memo does not say how many of the 21 targeted states also requested a cyberassessment from the department.
- DHS memo does not say how many of the 21 targeted states also requested a cyberassessment from the department.
- Democratic memo does not say how many of the 21 targeted states also requested a cyberassessment from the department.
- Department of Homeland Security memo does not say how many of the 21 targeted states also requested a cyberassessment from the department.
- Missouri memo does not say how many of the 21 targeted states also requested a cyberassessment from the department.
- Obama memo does not say how many of the 21 targeted states also requested a cyberassessment from the department.
- Russian memo does not say how many of the 21 targeted states also requested a cyberassessment from the department.
- US memo does not say how many of the 21 targeted states also requested a cyberassessment from the department.
- Washington memo does not say how many of the 21 targeted states also requested a cyberassessment from the department.


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Hartlepool defender Scott Harrison wasted no time in taking advantage of a stricken referee as he used the official’s vanishing spray during the clash with Oxford United. Referee Patrick Miller tumbled to the deck during the game at the Kassam Stadium before players from both sides surrounded him to check he was alright. However, 21-year-old Harrison saw the incident as his chance to have a go with the spray himself. Team-mate Neil Austin picked up the canister after it had fallen out of the pocket of the official as he fell to the floor. Referee Patrick Miller tumbles to the deck during the game at the Kassam Stadium on Wednesday night

Hartlepool are rooted to the bottom of

OPTIONS:
- Harrison, but team spirit is certainly not an issue as he amused his fellow team-mates.
- Hartlepool, but team spirit is certainly not an issue as he amused his fellow team-mates.
- Kassam Stadium, but team spirit is certainly not an issue as he amused his fellow team-mates.
- League Two, but team spirit is certainly not an issue as he amused his fellow team-mates.
- Miller, but team spirit is certainly not an issue as he amused his fellow team-mates.
- Neil Austin, but team spirit is certainly not an issue as he amused his fellow team-mates.
- Oxford, but team spirit is certainly not an issue as he amused his fellow team-mates.
- Oxford United, but team spirit is certainly not an issue as he amused his fellow team-mates.
- Patrick Miller, but team spirit is certainly not an issue as he amused his fellow team-mates.
- Scott Harrison, but team spirit is certainly not an issue as he amused his fellow team-mates.


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A judge on Tuesday ordered jurors in the Jodi Arias case to keep deliberating after her lawyers said the panel had reached an impasse on whether to sentence her to death or life in prison for killing her lover in 2008. Arias, now 34, was convicted of first-degree murder in 2013 after a lengthy trial that became a sensation with its tawdry revelations about her relationship with victim Travis Alexander. That jury deadlocked on her punishment. Authorities said Alexander, 30, was found dead in the shower of his Mesa home after Arias shot him in the forehead and slit his throat so deeply that he was nearly decapitated.

OPTIONS:
- Alexander told them that she didn't intend to force a verdict and said in her instructions that jurors shouldn't weigh evidence based on the views of other jurors.
- Arias told them that she didn't intend to force a verdict and said in her instructions that jurors shouldn't weigh evidence based on the views of other jurors.
- Jodi Arias told them that she didn't intend to force a verdict and said in her instructions that jurors shouldn't weigh evidence based on the views of other jurors.
- Mesa told them that she didn't intend to force a verdict and said in her instructions that jurors shouldn't weigh evidence based on the views of other jurors.
- Sherry Stephens told them that she didn't intend to force a verdict and said in her instructions that jurors shouldn't weigh evidence based on the views of other jurors.
- Travis Alexander told them that she didn't intend to force a verdict and said in her instructions that jurors shouldn't weigh evidence based on the views of other jurors.


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Manchester United have confirmed the signing of Morgan Schneiderlin from Southampton taking the club's summer spending towards £80million. The France midfielder, who wanted to leave St Mary's last summer, joins Old Trafford in a deal worth £25m to end one of the summer's longest running transfer sagas. The 25-year-old has signed a four-year deal with an option for a fifth and joins Bastian Schweinsteiger, who was also announced on Monday, Matteo Darmian and Memphis Depay as the club's other big-money arrivals ahead of the new season. 'I am delighted to be a Manchester United player,' Schneiderlin told manutd.com. 'Once I learned that United were interested in signing me, it was a very easy decision to make.

United had been in discussions with Southampton for several weeks about

OPTIONS:
- Bastian Schweinsteiger as the south coast club held out for as much money as possible.
- France as the south coast club held out for as much money as possible.
- Louis van Gaal as the south coast club held out for as much money as possible.
- Manchester United as the south coast club held out for as much money as possible.
- Matteo Darmian as the south coast club held out for as much money as possible.
- Memphis Depay as the south coast club held out for as much money as possible.
- Morgan Schneiderlin as the south coast club held out for as much money as possible.
- Old Trafford as the south coast club held out for as much money as possible.
- Schneiderlin as the south coast club held out for as much money as possible.
- Southampton as the south coast club held out for as much money as possible.
- St Mary's as the south coast club held out for as much money as possible.
- United as the south coast club held out for as much money as possible.


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Tim Sherwood has told Scott Sinclair and Tom Cleverley they are playing for their futures in Aston Villa’s fight against relegation. The on-loan duo have contributed significantly to back-to-back wins against West Bromwich Albion and Sherwood wants more of the same at Sunderland on Saturday. The Villa boss said: ‘They are fighting for their futures, whether at this club or with someone else.’ Tim Sherwood says Scott Sinclair and Tom Cleverley are playing for their future at Aston Villa Sinclair  celebrates his goal  during the FA Cup match against West Bromwich Albion at Villa Park Sinclair celebrates his goal during the FA Cup  match against  West Bromwich Albion at Villa Park

Sherwood believes

OPTIONS:
- Aston Villa is rightfully starting to receive some appreciation at Villa Park now
- FA Cup is rightfully starting to receive some appreciation at Villa Park now
- Midlands is rightfully starting to receive some appreciation at Villa Park now
- Premier League is rightfully starting to receive some appreciation at Villa Park now
- Scott Sinclair is rightfully starting to receive some appreciation at Villa Park now
- Sherwood is rightfully starting to receive some appreciation at Villa Park now
- Sinclair is rightfully starting to receive some appreciation at Villa Park now
- Sunderland is rightfully starting to receive some appreciation at Villa Park now
- Tim Sherwood is rightfully starting to receive some appreciation at Villa Park now
- Tom Cleverley is rightfully starting to receive some appreciation at Villa Park now
- Villa is rightfully starting to receive some appreciation at Villa Park now
- Villa Park is rightfully starting to receive some appreciation at Villa Park now
- West Bromwich Albion is rightfully starting to receive some appreciation at Villa Park now


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Washington (CNN) Bernie Sanders' campaign manager slammed Debbie Wasserman Schultz on Wednesday after she told CNN the Vermont senator did not do enough to condemn his supporters' behavior at the party's Nevada convention. "We can have a long conversation about Debbie Wasserman Schultz just about how she's been throwing shade on the Sanders campaign from the very beginning," Jeff Weaver told CNN's Chris Cuomo on "New Day" about the Democratic National Committee chairwoman. "It's not the DNC. By and large, people in the DNC have been good to us. Debbie Wasserman Schultz really is the exception," Weaver added. Asked about Weaver's "throwing shade" comment Wednesday afternoon, Wasserman Schultz brushed off the comments.

Chaos erupted at the state convention in

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Sanders this weekend after Sanders supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- CNN this weekend after Sanders supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Chris Cuomo this weekend after Sanders supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- DNC this weekend after Sanders supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Debbie Wasserman Schultz this weekend after Sanders supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Democratic National Committee this weekend after Sanders supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Jeff Weaver this weekend after Sanders supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Nevada this weekend after Sanders supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- New Day this weekend after Sanders supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Sanders this weekend after Sanders supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Vermont this weekend after Sanders supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Washington this weekend after Sanders supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Wasserman Schultz this weekend after Sanders supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.
- Weaver this weekend after Sanders supporters thought the convention was being shut down -- leading to shouting and reports of chairs being thrown.


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Dunga insists Brazil do not rely solely on Neymar, although he admitted that the suspended Barcelona star would be missed from any side in world football. The 23-year-old will miss the rest of the Copa America after he lost his cool in dramatic circumstances at the end of their second Group C game against Colombia, kicking the ball at Pablo Armero before headbutting Jeison Murillo and earning a four-game ban. And while Brazil manager Dunga conceded that Neymar's presence would be missed, he rejected the notion that they are a one-man team. He told ca2015.com: 'Neymar would be important to any team. When he's not there though you have to find a solution. The Copa America is difficult because in every game there has been a difference of only one goal

Brazil booked their place in the quarter finals of the tournament with a narrow win over

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona on Sunday evening, with Thiago Silva and Roberto Firmino on target.
- Brazil on Sunday evening, with Thiago Silva and Roberto Firmino on target.
- Colombia on Sunday evening, with Thiago Silva and Roberto Firmino on target.
- Copa America on Sunday evening, with Thiago Silva and Roberto Firmino on target.
- Dunga on Sunday evening, with Thiago Silva and Roberto Firmino on target.
- Group C on Sunday evening, with Thiago Silva and Roberto Firmino on target.
- Jeison Murillo on Sunday evening, with Thiago Silva and Roberto Firmino on target.
- Neymar on Sunday evening, with Thiago Silva and Roberto Firmino on target.
- Pablo Armero on Sunday evening, with Thiago Silva and Roberto Firmino on target.
- Paraguay on Sunday evening, with Thiago Silva and Roberto Firmino on target.
- Venezuela on Sunday evening, with Thiago Silva and Roberto Firmino on target.


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(CNN) The United States is trying to verify that an airstrike recently killed a high-ranking ISIS commander, and the Pentagon confirmed Wednesday that in a separate action it took out a commander of the Pakistani Taliban who was responsible for the deaths of more than 130 children. U.S. warplanes targeted senior ISIS operative Omar al-Shishani in Iraq in the past few days, some four months after the coalition first thought it had killed him in Syria, according to two U.S. officials. The United States is still trying to confirm they got him this time, the U.S. officials said. Al-Shishani, also known as "Omar the Chechen," was targeted by an airstrike near Qarayyah, Iraq, south of Mosul, the officials said. But they would not speak publicly until it's certain this time that he is dead. If he has been killed in Iraq, it's a sign that top ISIS operatives are still able to move around the region with some degree of freedom.

The Amaq report did not say when or how al-

OPTIONS:
- Al was killed.
- Chechen was killed.
- ISIS was killed.
- Iraq was killed.
- Mosul was killed.
- Omar was killed.
- Omar al was killed.
- Omar the Chechen was killed.
- Pakistani Taliban was killed.
- Pentagon was killed.
- Qarayyah was killed.
- Shishani was killed.
- Syria was killed.
- U.S. was killed.
- United States was killed.


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Des Moines, Iowa  (CNN) Bernie Sanders launched his presidential campaign in 2015 by promising not to go negative -- either on the stump or in ads -- against Hillary Clinton. But as the race for the Democratic nomination gets tighter and nastier, Sanders' campaign is confronting that promise when it considers how to respond to attacks from the Clinton campaign, walking the fine line between drawing contrasts with the former secretary of state and outright attacking her. "I have never run a negative radio or television ad in my life. It is my very strong hope that I never will," Sanders said at a New Hampshire town hall Thursday night. "And I believe, if people are distorting my record, as is the case right now, we are going to deal with it and I have dealt with it and we will continue to deal with it.

Sanders is still leading in

OPTIONS:
- Bernie Sanders and a new poll released Thursday shows Clinton up by only 2% in Iowa.
- CNN and a new poll released Thursday shows Clinton up by only 2% in Iowa.
- Clinton and a new poll released Thursday shows Clinton up by only 2% in Iowa.
- Democratic and a new poll released Thursday shows Clinton up by only 2% in Iowa.
- Des Moines and a new poll released Thursday shows Clinton up by only 2% in Iowa.
- Hillary Clinton and a new poll released Thursday shows Clinton up by only 2% in Iowa.
- Iowa and a new poll released Thursday shows Clinton up by only 2% in Iowa.
- New Hampshire and a new poll released Thursday shows Clinton up by only 2% in Iowa.
- Sanders and a new poll released Thursday shows Clinton up by only 2% in Iowa.
- Wall Street and a new poll released Thursday shows Clinton up by only 2% in Iowa.


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The jockey who rode American Pharoah to Triple Crown glory at the Belmont Stakes last weekend looked carefree Tuesday night, as he attended a New York Mets game against the San Francisco Giants. Victor Espinoza, 43, was invited to CitiField to throw out the first pitch of the game, and as usual, was accompanied by his much younger, and much taller, fiancée Stephanie Kunkel, 25. The couple smiled for pictures on the sidelines, despite reports Espinoza has been cheating on his girlfriend of several years with another young blonde named Kelly Kovalchick, 19. Rumors of a love triangle seemed far from Espinoza's mind Tuesday night though, as he took part in some game-day shenanigans with other New York-area athletes.

When reports of Espinoza's alleged infidelity surfaced,

OPTIONS:
- American Pharoah's mother quickly came to his defense.
- Belmont Stakes's mother quickly came to his defense.
- CitiField's mother quickly came to his defense.
- Espinoza's mother quickly came to his defense.
- Kelly Kovalchick's mother quickly came to his defense.
- New York's mother quickly came to his defense.
- New York Mets's mother quickly came to his defense.
- San Francisco Giants's mother quickly came to his defense.
- Stephanie Kunkel's mother quickly came to his defense.
- Triple Crown's mother quickly came to his defense.
- Victor Espinoza's mother quickly came to his defense.


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Recovery: Ashya King, pictured last October, is clear of cancer after his parents Brett and Naghmeh took him for pioneering treatment in the Czech Republic after fleeing a Southampton hospital last year The parents of five-year-old brain cancer sufferer Ashya King revealed today  their son is clear of the disease. Brett and Naghmeh King were put in prison after taking their son out of an NHS hospital and going across Europe to seek pioneering proton therapy in the Czech Republic. Now, some five months after he completed the pioneering treatment, they said Ashya was making good progress, starting to speak again and able to play with his brothers and sisters in the park.

The therapy is not available for him on the

OPTIONS:
- Ashya, although the health service has since agreed to fund Ashya's treatment.
- Ashya King, although the health service has since agreed to fund Ashya's treatment.
- Brett, although the health service has since agreed to fund Ashya's treatment.
- Czech Republic, although the health service has since agreed to fund Ashya's treatment.
- Europe, although the health service has since agreed to fund Ashya's treatment.
- King, although the health service has since agreed to fund Ashya's treatment.
- Kings, although the health service has since agreed to fund Ashya's treatment.
- NHS, although the health service has since agreed to fund Ashya's treatment.
- Naghmeh, although the health service has since agreed to fund Ashya's treatment.
- Naghmeh King, although the health service has since agreed to fund Ashya's treatment.
- Prague, although the health service has since agreed to fund Ashya's treatment.
- Southampton, although the health service has since agreed to fund Ashya's treatment.
- Spain, although the health service has since agreed to fund Ashya's treatment.


The man who had the plan is unlikely to be there, but the coach and lover with the restorative touch will be front and centre for this latest duel between two remarkable sisters. What a fascinating subplot to these Championships that Serena Williams will have to beat big sister Venus  if she is to hold all four Grand Slams at the same time. And how telling that while these awkward matches used to be scrutinised by the camera of their father and inspiration, Richard, he has rarely been courtside in recent years. It is a measure of the sisters’ longevity that what was once an affair for the whole family is something more grown up these days. Richard’s girls are 33 and 35 now, with 27 Grand Slam singles titles between them. He is 73, married to a 36-year-old and enjoying life with their infant son in Florida.

For years after they took over women’s tennis they shared a house in

OPTIONS:
- Australian; Serena moved out last year but only as far as the other side of the same road.
- Championships; Serena moved out last year but only as far as the other side of the same road.
- Florida; Serena moved out last year but only as far as the other side of the same road.
- French Open; Serena moved out last year but only as far as the other side of the same road.
- Grand Slam; Serena moved out last year but only as far as the other side of the same road.
- Grand Slams; Serena moved out last year but only as far as the other side of the same road.
- Richard; Serena moved out last year but only as far as the other side of the same road.
- Richard’s; Serena moved out last year but only as far as the other side of the same road.
- Serena; Serena moved out last year but only as far as the other side of the same road.
- Serena Williams; Serena moved out last year but only as far as the other side of the same road.
- Sisters; Serena moved out last year but only as far as the other side of the same road.
- US; Serena moved out last year but only as far as the other side of the same road.
- Venus; Serena moved out last year but only as far as the other side of the same road.
- Wimbledon; Serena moved out last year but only as far as the other side of the same road.
- World No 1; Serena moved out last year but only as far as the other side of the same road.


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(CNN) -- Controversial whistleblower Julian Assange was "a very bright boy with a keen sense of right and wrong" when he was growing up, according to his stepfather. The young Assange grew up constantly on the move, the son of parents who were in the theater business in Australia. Brett Assange, who now lives alone in Sydney, was Julian's first real dad, raising him from the age of one and giving him his surname. In an exclusive interview with CNN affiliate Seven News, he described his stepson as a "sharp kid who always fought for the underdog." He added: "Strangely enough I always thought he would do something like this. He was always very independent. And he certainly wouldn't take no for an answer.

Assange, the elusive public face of

OPTIONS:
- Assange, catapulted to celebrity status.
- Australia, catapulted to celebrity status.
- Brett Assange, catapulted to celebrity status.
- CNN, catapulted to celebrity status.
- Julian, catapulted to celebrity status.
- Julian Assange, catapulted to celebrity status.
- Seven News, catapulted to celebrity status.
- Stepfather, catapulted to celebrity status.
- Sydney, catapulted to celebrity status.
- WikiLeaks, catapulted to celebrity status.


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(CNN) -- Svetlana Kuznetsova drew on her vast experience to keep Russia in contention for a fifth Fed Cup tennis title in the final against the Czech Republic on Saturday. The 26-year-old, who featured in three of her nation's four winning line-ups between 2004 and 2008, helped Russia end the first day on level terms in Moscow after world No. 2 Petra Kvitova continued her remarkable year. Kvitova, who last weekend added the season-ending WTA Championships title to her July Wimbledon crown, gave the visiting Czechs a 1-0 lead when she beat Maria Kirilenko 6-2 6-2 in the opening singles rubber.

Kuznetsova, ranked 19th, will take on the 21-year-old

OPTIONS:
- CNN in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.
- Czech Republic in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.
- Fed Cup in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.
- Lucie Safarova in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.
- Maria Kirilenko in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.
- Moscow in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.
- Petra Kvitova in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.
- Russia in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.
- Svetlana Kuznetsova in Sunday's opening reverse singles rubber in their first career meeting.


(CNN) Four weeks after the election, tensions between top operatives at the Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton campaigns erupted during a Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics discussion that was intended to record history by drawing out the internal deliberations of both campaigns. Facing off at long tables on opposite sides of the room during a two-hour panel, raw emotions on both sides exploded as operatives debated how Trump had won the divisive campaign. There were periods of calm, substantive discussion about data, metrics and target states, but many moments where tempers flared, with acrimony mirroring the 2016 race. Advisers on the opposing sides shouted over each other. Accusations of lying flew between them. There was lots of eye-rolling on both sides. Operatives snapped at one another for interrupting, as an air of mutual contempt settled within the room. Trump Campaign Manager Kellyanne Conway called members of Clinton's team "bitter."

Clinton adviser Mandy Grunwald said the

OPTIONS:
- America campaign had operated in the world of "dark arts."
- CNN campaign had operated in the world of "dark arts."
- Clinton campaign had operated in the world of "dark arts."
- Donald Trump campaign had operated in the world of "dark arts."
- Harvard Kennedy School Institute of Politics campaign had operated in the world of "dark arts."
- Hillary Clinton campaign had operated in the world of "dark arts."
- Joel Benenson campaign had operated in the world of "dark arts."
- Kellyanne Conway campaign had operated in the world of "dark arts."
- Trump campaign had operated in the world of "dark arts."
- Trump Campaign campaign had operated in the world of "dark arts."


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A Maryland mother and father under investigation for letting their two young children walk a mile home from the park alone have been found responsible for 'unsubstantiated' child neglect. Danielle and Alexander Meitiv, who believe in a so-called 'free-range' approach to parenting, were thrust into the national spotlight just before Christmas when police found Rafi, 10 and Dvora, six, wandering the sidewalk on their own. The decision by Child Protective Services means that the CPS will keep a file on the Meitiv's open for at least five years but Danielle and Alexander Meitiv have said they will continue to bring up their own children as they see fit - whatever the consequences.

The

OPTIONS:
- Alexander Meitiv's told police they often let their children walk on their own and that the kids knew the area well.
- CPS's told police they often let their children walk on their own and that the kids knew the area well.
- Child Protective Services's told police they often let their children walk on their own and that the kids knew the area well.
- Christmas's told police they often let their children walk on their own and that the kids knew the area well.
- Danielle's told police they often let their children walk on their own and that the kids knew the area well.
- Danielle Meitiv's told police they often let their children walk on their own and that the kids knew the area well.
- Dvora's told police they often let their children walk on their own and that the kids knew the area well.
- Maryland's told police they often let their children walk on their own and that the kids knew the area well.
- Meitiv's told police they often let their children walk on their own and that the kids knew the area well.
- National Institutes of Health's told police they often let their children walk on their own and that the kids knew the area well.
- Rafi's told police they often let their children walk on their own and that the kids knew the area well.
- Research Fellow's told police they often let their children walk on their own and that the kids knew the area well.


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When the Queen, then aged 86, was filmed 'jumping out of a plane' during the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Olympics, no one was more surprised than her grandson, Prince William. Describing her as an 'unbelievably good sport', he added:  'Harry got a sniff of a rumour on the night and the rumour mill was going into overdrive. 'But, in fact, she did such a good performance that she's been asked to star in the next Bond film. I'm thrilled for her.' Scroll down for video Birthday: The Queen, pictured at Newbury Racecourse on Saturday, is celebrating her 89th birthday today

Under the

OPTIONS:
- Bond, the monarchy has also modernised and embraces the latest technology, including social media.
- Harry, the monarchy has also modernised and embraces the latest technology, including social media.
- London 2012 Olympics, the monarchy has also modernised and embraces the latest technology, including social media.
- Newbury Racecourse, the monarchy has also modernised and embraces the latest technology, including social media.
- Philip, the monarchy has also modernised and embraces the latest technology, including social media.
- Queen, the monarchy has also modernised and embraces the latest technology, including social media.
- William, the monarchy has also modernised and embraces the latest technology, including social media.
- Windsor, the monarchy has also modernised and embraces the latest technology, including social media.


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An Iceland truck driver has been hailed as a 'hero' after he saved the life of a diabetic motorist who suffered an attack in standstill traffic. Vince Brown had come to a stop on the M62 yesterday afternoon when he noticed a man in the car next to him was struggling in the heat. Ground worker Tom Lofus has diabetes but had left home without his medication and was becoming increasingly ill when Mr Brown, 62, came over and offered him all the food and drink in his cab. Mr Lofus, 25, said he believes Mr Brown's selfless actions could have saved his life.

Gaynor Longmire said: '

OPTIONS:
- Brown is a great fella, and it always a pleasure to see him when he delivers to our shop...a true gentleman with a heart of gold.'
- Cadbury Brunch is a great fella, and it always a pleasure to see him when he delivers to our shop...a true gentleman with a heart of gold.'
- Diabetes is a great fella, and it always a pleasure to see him when he delivers to our shop...a true gentleman with a heart of gold.'
- Iceland is a great fella, and it always a pleasure to see him when he delivers to our shop...a true gentleman with a heart of gold.'
- Lofus is a great fella, and it always a pleasure to see him when he delivers to our shop...a true gentleman with a heart of gold.'
- M62 is a great fella, and it always a pleasure to see him when he delivers to our shop...a true gentleman with a heart of gold.'
- Tom Lofus is a great fella, and it always a pleasure to see him when he delivers to our shop...a true gentleman with a heart of gold.'
- Vince Brown is a great fella, and it always a pleasure to see him when he delivers to our shop...a true gentleman with a heart of gold.'


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Harry Kane's brother, Charlie, took to Twitter on Sunday to show his support to his younger sibling ahead of Tottenham's Capital One Cup final against Chelsea. Charlie posted a selfie with his family and friends on the social networking site, as they made their way to Wembley for the showpiece clash, with a number on show wearing masks of the in-form Spurs forward - who has scored an impressive 24 goals in 38 appearances this season. Charlie is clearly very supportive of his brother, as just last month he was caught on video in a local pub celebrating Spurs' 2-1 North London derby success over Arsenal, leading the chants of 'He's one of our own', after Kane Jnr grabbed a crucial double in the win.

A day earlier Kane Snr posted on

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal 'Sleepless night ahead' as he looked forward to Sunday's crunch clash
- Capital One Cup 'Sleepless night ahead' as he looked forward to Sunday's crunch clash
- Charlie 'Sleepless night ahead' as he looked forward to Sunday's crunch clash
- Chelsea 'Sleepless night ahead' as he looked forward to Sunday's crunch clash
- Harry Kane 'Sleepless night ahead' as he looked forward to Sunday's crunch clash
- Kane Jnr 'Sleepless night ahead' as he looked forward to Sunday's crunch clash
- Kane Snr 'Sleepless night ahead' as he looked forward to Sunday's crunch clash
- North London derby 'Sleepless night ahead' as he looked forward to Sunday's crunch clash
- Spurs 'Sleepless night ahead' as he looked forward to Sunday's crunch clash
- Tottenham 'Sleepless night ahead' as he looked forward to Sunday's crunch clash
- Twitter 'Sleepless night ahead' as he looked forward to Sunday's crunch clash
- Wembley 'Sleepless night ahead' as he looked forward to Sunday's crunch clash


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(CNN) The family of a young Afghan boy, who gained worldwide fame after being photographed wearing a makeshift Lionel Messi soccer jersey fashioned from a plastic bag, has fled to Pakistan after receiving threats, the father of the boy told CNN. The family is now living in Quetta and has submitted an application with the United Nations seeking asylum in Pakistan. "I received 20-30 unknown threatening calls in Afghanistan asking why I'm teaching my kid about football and not teaching him about the Quran," the boy's father, Muhammad Arif Ahmadi, told CNN. The family decided to flee to Pakistan 40 days ago for their safety, he said.

"I love Messi and want to meet

OPTIONS:
- Afghan," the boy said.
- Afghanistan," the boy said.
- CNN," the boy said.
- Lionel Messi," the boy said.
- Muhammad Arif Ahmadi," the boy said.
- Pakistan," the boy said.
- Quetta," the boy said.
- Quran," the boy said.
- United Nations," the boy said.


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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's reported love of steak, sushi and Cristal is wreaking havoc on his waistline, with new photos of the ballooning dictator raising concerns over his health. State media released pictures Monday that appear to show Kim at his heaviest yet as he inspects a farm outside the capital Pyongyang. Kim, who took control of North Korea in 2011 after the death of his father Kim Jong-il, appears on the verge of bursting out of his pinstripe suit in the snaps distributed by the Korea Central News Agency. Kim has progressively gained weight since taking power, filling out his already chubby frame considerably over the last three-and-a-half years.

Some suggested the stress of the alleged coup attempt brought on a round of comfort eating from

OPTIONS:
- Cristal.
- French.
- Jong.
- Kenji Fujimoto.
- Kim.
- Kim Jong.
- Kobe.
- Korea Central News Agency.
- North Korea.
- North Korean.
- Pyongyang.
- Swiss Emmental.
- UK.


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Rebel groups battling the Islamic State in Syria have proudly paraded the severed heads of their defeated enemies, in the latest sign that all sides in the conflict are resorting to shocking barbarism. A coalition of anti-Assad forces were stationed in the town of Azaz, close to the Turkish border, when ISIS militants prepared to carry out a suicide bomb attack followed by a massive assault. But the rebels were tipped off about the attack in advance and were prepared for the jihadis when they arrived - slaughtering them in the streets of the Azaz before posing with the extremists' severed heads and displaying their mutilated corpses in the centre of the city.

ISIS captured Suran a week ago and has been fighting an alliance of rebels including Al-Nusra and Islamist

OPTIONS:
- Assad-Sham in the surrounding area.
- Azaz-Sham in the surrounding area.
- ISIS-Sham in the surrounding area.
- Islamic-Sham in the surrounding area.
- Rebels-Sham in the surrounding area.
- Syria-Sham in the surrounding area.
- Turkish-Sham in the surrounding area.


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

Meanwhile more than half of the

OPTIONS:
- British surveyed said it was their responsibility to condemn terrorist attacks by Muslims in the name of Islam, while a third said it was not.
- ISIS surveyed said it was their responsibility to condemn terrorist attacks by Muslims in the name of Islam, while a third said it was not.
- Islam surveyed said it was their responsibility to condemn terrorist attacks by Muslims in the name of Islam, while a third said it was not.
- Jihadi surveyed said it was their responsibility to condemn terrorist attacks by Muslims in the name of Islam, while a third said it was not.
- Jihadi John surveyed said it was their responsibility to condemn terrorist attacks by Muslims in the name of Islam, while a third said it was not.
- MI5 surveyed said it was their responsibility to condemn terrorist attacks by Muslims in the name of Islam, while a third said it was not.
- Muslims surveyed said it was their responsibility to condemn terrorist attacks by Muslims in the name of Islam, while a third said it was not.


What's the most logical way to complete this passage?

A pensioner who took an indecent photo of a young child and sent it to a man she met online has been jailed. Muriel Melville, 73, from Dunfermline in Fife, shared the image with Michael Leith, 48, during an exchange of messages between the pair. Leith, from Cumbria, was jailed for 18 months after pleading guilty last month to inciting Melville to do so. At the High Court in Edinburgh today, Melville was given an extended sentence of four years and four months after earlier admitting sexually assaulting the child. The pensioner wept in the dock as Judge Lord Brailsford said two years and four months were to be spent in custody.

Her defence QC Brian McConnachie told the court today that

OPTIONS:
- Cumbria had been 'flattered' someone younger than her had begun talking to her on the internet site, but at some point her co-accused had turned the conversation 'towards his sexual interest in children'.
- Dunfermline had been 'flattered' someone younger than her had begun talking to her on the internet site, but at some point her co-accused had turned the conversation 'towards his sexual interest in children'.
- Edinburgh had been 'flattered' someone younger than her had begun talking to her on the internet site, but at some point her co-accused had turned the conversation 'towards his sexual interest in children'.
- Fife had been 'flattered' someone younger than her had begun talking to her on the internet site, but at some point her co-accused had turned the conversation 'towards his sexual interest in children'.
- High Court had been 'flattered' someone younger than her had begun talking to her on the internet site, but at some point her co-accused had turned the conversation 'towards his sexual interest in children'.
- Leith had been 'flattered' someone younger than her had begun talking to her on the internet site, but at some point her co-accused had turned the conversation 'towards his sexual interest in children'.
- Lord Brailsford had been 'flattered' someone younger than her had begun talking to her on the internet site, but at some point her co-accused had turned the conversation 'towards his sexual interest in children'.
- Melville had been 'flattered' someone younger than her had begun talking to her on the internet site, but at some point her co-accused had turned the conversation 'towards his sexual interest in children'.
- Michael Leith had been 'flattered' someone younger than her had begun talking to her on the internet site, but at some point her co-accused had turned the conversation 'towards his sexual interest in children'.
- Muriel Melville had been 'flattered' someone younger than her had begun talking to her on the internet site, but at some point her co-accused had turned the conversation 'towards his sexual interest in children'.


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(CNN) As is often the case after a terrorist attack, President Donald Trump quickly took to Twitter after Friday's explosion on the London Underground that injured more than 20 people. Trump tweeted, "Loser terrorists must be dealt with in a much tougher manner. The internet is their main recruitment tool which we must cut off & use better!" While the identity of the terrorist or terrorists behind the London explosion is still unknown, Trump is right that many of the "homegrown" terrorists in the West who have carried out attacks in recent years are often failures who find an ideology such as that of ISIS a useful anchor for their grievances. As self-styled ISIS "soldiers," they can become the heroes that they imagine themselves to be, rather than the losers they often actually are.

Sure, an

OPTIONS:
- Donald Trump beheading video or photo is easy to remove from social media platforms as it violates the terms of use of most social media companies, which do not allow content that incites violence.
- ISIS beheading video or photo is easy to remove from social media platforms as it violates the terms of use of most social media companies, which do not allow content that incites violence.
- Internet beheading video or photo is easy to remove from social media platforms as it violates the terms of use of most social media companies, which do not allow content that incites violence.
- London beheading video or photo is easy to remove from social media platforms as it violates the terms of use of most social media companies, which do not allow content that incites violence.
- London Underground beheading video or photo is easy to remove from social media platforms as it violates the terms of use of most social media companies, which do not allow content that incites violence.
- Peter Bergen beheading video or photo is easy to remove from social media platforms as it violates the terms of use of most social media companies, which do not allow content that incites violence.
- Trump beheading video or photo is easy to remove from social media platforms as it violates the terms of use of most social media companies, which do not allow content that incites violence.
- Twitter beheading video or photo is easy to remove from social media platforms as it violates the terms of use of most social media companies, which do not allow content that incites violence.
- West beheading video or photo is easy to remove from social media platforms as it violates the terms of use of most social media companies, which do not allow content that incites violence.


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Residents living near the new setting for Benefits Street have been left outraged by housing bosses who they say have given it a makeover to impress new visitors. Kingston Road in Stockton is the backdrop for the latest series of the Channel 4 documentary which divided opinion with its debut in Birmingham's James Turner Street. The programme follows the lives of a handful of benefits claimants and last year split public opinion with many accusing producers of promoting 'poverty tourism'. Workmen have been seen on Kingston Road in Stockton, the setting for the newest series of Benefits Street Angry neighbours claim housing bosses have ordered the makeover in anticipation of the show's release

'We did everything in our power to persuade the producers of

OPTIONS:
- Benefits Street to turn their attentions  elsewhere.
- Birmingham to turn their attentions  elsewhere.
- Channel 4 to turn their attentions  elsewhere.
- James Turner Street to turn their attentions  elsewhere.
- Kingston Road to turn their attentions  elsewhere.
- Stockton to turn their attentions  elsewhere.
- Thirteen Group to turn their attentions  elsewhere.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Pictures have emerged of Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner's emotional divorce retreat in the Bahamas. While the holiday should have been a cause for celebration - the pair reached their 10 year wedding anniversary on June 29 - it was instead a sad and tense getaway for one of Hollywood's dream couples. The pair announced their marriage was over just one day after reaching the decade-long milestone and jetted off to sit out the storm with their young ones. In heartbreaking pictures from Friday, Affleck 42, and Garner, 43, steal a moment away from their children for a somber talk - clearly showing the strain of their broken relationship.

(A spokesperson for

OPTIONS:
- Affleck had no comment when contacted by DailyMail.com on Wednesday.)
- Bahamas had no comment when contacted by DailyMail.com on Wednesday.)
- Batman had no comment when contacted by DailyMail.com on Wednesday.)
- Ben Affleck had no comment when contacted by DailyMail.com on Wednesday.)
- Garner had no comment when contacted by DailyMail.com on Wednesday.)
- Hollywood had no comment when contacted by DailyMail.com on Wednesday.)
- Jennifer Garner had no comment when contacted by DailyMail.com on Wednesday.)
- Pair had no comment when contacted by DailyMail.com on Wednesday.)


Washington (CNN) One of the most remarkable moments on the campaign trail this week was one that didn't happen. Former Miss Universe Alicia Machado introduced Hillary Clinton at a Florida rally Tuesday, blasting Donald Trump. And for once, the billionaire didn't react. No tweets. No attacks from the stump. Nothing. Instead, he stayed on message going after Clinton on her email server while pledging to repeal Obamacare. In the final days of the 2016 campaign, Trump isn't taking Clinton's bait. The new self-discipline comes as the election tightens and polls indicate a razor-close race in battleground states such as Florida, New Hampshire and Colorado. On the stump Wednesday night in Florida, Trump revealed how he is focused on staying disciplined and how hard it is for him.

Yet for almost a week,

OPTIONS:
- Alicia Machado has shown he is in fact capable of being disciplined.
- CNN has shown he is in fact capable of being disciplined.
- Clinton has shown he is in fact capable of being disciplined.
- Colorado has shown he is in fact capable of being disciplined.
- Donald Trump has shown he is in fact capable of being disciplined.
- Florida has shown he is in fact capable of being disciplined.
- Hillary Clinton has shown he is in fact capable of being disciplined.
- Miss Universe has shown he is in fact capable of being disciplined.
- New Hampshire has shown he is in fact capable of being disciplined.
- Obamacare has shown he is in fact capable of being disciplined.
- Trump has shown he is in fact capable of being disciplined.
- Washington has shown he is in fact capable of being disciplined.


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(CNN) Hillary Clinton saw Bernie Sanders' New Hampshire blowout and raised him one in South Carolina. Riding the strength of her support among African-Americans to a resounding victory in the Palmetto State, Clinton seized the momentum in the Democratic presidential race -- winning her third of four early-state contests just three days before the race goes national on Super Tuesday. Here are five takeaways from South Carolina's Democratic primary: Clinton's going national It was a bumpy ride through the early states -- but Clinton's firewall of minority support held, helping her seal a close contest in Nevada and then turn South Carolina into her first dominant win of the 2016 race. Headed into Super Tuesday, the confidence Clinton's campaign had after October and November is back.

While

OPTIONS:
- African won white men 56% to 44%, Clinton won white women 60% to 40%.
- American won white men 56% to 44%, Clinton won white women 60% to 40%.
- Americans won white men 56% to 44%, Clinton won white women 60% to 40%.
- Bernie Sanders won white men 56% to 44%, Clinton won white women 60% to 40%.
- CNN won white men 56% to 44%, Clinton won white women 60% to 40%.
- Clinton won white men 56% to 44%, Clinton won white women 60% to 40%.
- Democratic won white men 56% to 44%, Clinton won white women 60% to 40%.
- Hillary Clinton won white men 56% to 44%, Clinton won white women 60% to 40%.
- Nevada won white men 56% to 44%, Clinton won white women 60% to 40%.
- New Hampshire won white men 56% to 44%, Clinton won white women 60% to 40%.
- Palmetto State won white men 56% to 44%, Clinton won white women 60% to 40%.
- South Carolina won white men 56% to 44%, Clinton won white women 60% to 40%.
- Super Tuesday won white men 56% to 44%, Clinton won white women 60% to 40%.


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The man's anger at authorities giving a briefing on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 could not be contained. He screamed at the screen as a promised video conference with Malaysian authorities became the latest part of the aftermath of the plane's disappearance to encounter technical difficulties. "You're all bloody liars, and you're lying to us again," the Chinese man said, according to a translation. Families of the passengers on the missing plane in attendance at the Beijing briefing Wednesday exploded in anger and stormed out. "We will request their team of experts to come to Beijing to conduct face-to-face communications and fulfill their commitment," said Jing Hui, a spokesman for some of the families. "What Is the truth? What problem do they want to cover up?"

After two previous setbacks that officials called minor, an underwater vessel searching for traces of

OPTIONS:
- Beijing resurfaced Thursday morning after completing what search officials called a "full mission."
- Bluefin resurfaced Thursday morning after completing what search officials called a "full mission."
- Bluefin-21 resurfaced Thursday morning after completing what search officials called a "full mission."
- Chinese resurfaced Thursday morning after completing what search officials called a "full mission."
- Jing Hui resurfaced Thursday morning after completing what search officials called a "full mission."
- Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 resurfaced Thursday morning after completing what search officials called a "full mission."
- Malaysian resurfaced Thursday morning after completing what search officials called a "full mission."
- Ocean resurfaced Thursday morning after completing what search officials called a "full mission."
- U.S. Navy resurfaced Thursday morning after completing what search officials called a "full mission."


Complete the passage.

A teacher has been landed with a £4,400 bill after the hire car he was driving conked out - with the hire firm blaming him for 'ignoring a warning light' for 15 minutes. IT teacher Fred Coker, from Luton, Bedfordshire, hired the four-month-old Vauxhall Corsa in March last year from Enterprise Rent-a-Car. But as he drove it along the M25, the car, which only had 1,200 miles on its clock, slowed before breaking down, with Mr Coker pulling over to the hard shoulder. The 43-year-old called Enterprise and told them the car had 'just stopped', but that it had not run out of petrol.

A county court judgement in January found in favour of

OPTIONS:
- Bedfordshire, but Mr Coker says he will 'fight on'.
- Coker, but Mr Coker says he will 'fight on'.
- Enterprise, but Mr Coker says he will 'fight on'.
- Enterprise Rent, but Mr Coker says he will 'fight on'.
- Fred Coker, but Mr Coker says he will 'fight on'.
- Luton, but Mr Coker says he will 'fight on'.
- M25, but Mr Coker says he will 'fight on'.
- Vauxhall Corsa, but Mr Coker says he will 'fight on'.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Mining magnate Gina Rinehart is planning to sue the producers of controversial TV series House of Hancock, including the actress Claudia Karvan. According to Fairfax Media, the NSW Supreme Court heard from Ms Rinehart's barrister Sue Chrysanthou who claimed the Nine Network show about the messy divorce of Ms Rinehart's father, Lang Hangcock, and her mother was 'misleading and deceptive conduct'. Ms Rinehart launched a legal battle with Nine earlier this year to try to stop the series going to air. She failed to stop it completely and it was screened in February, with some changes forced by the court hearings.

Among Ms

OPTIONS:
- Claudia Karvan's complaints were that the program contained scenes showing Ms Rinehart conversing with her dead father, which was 'entirely false'.
- Fairfax Media's complaints were that the program contained scenes showing Ms Rinehart conversing with her dead father, which was 'entirely false'.
- Gina Rinehart's complaints were that the program contained scenes showing Ms Rinehart conversing with her dead father, which was 'entirely false'.
- House of Hancock's complaints were that the program contained scenes showing Ms Rinehart conversing with her dead father, which was 'entirely false'.
- Lang Hancock's complaints were that the program contained scenes showing Ms Rinehart conversing with her dead father, which was 'entirely false'.
- Lang Hangcock's complaints were that the program contained scenes showing Ms Rinehart conversing with her dead father, which was 'entirely false'.
- Michael Cordell's complaints were that the program contained scenes showing Ms Rinehart conversing with her dead father, which was 'entirely false'.
- NSW Supreme Court's complaints were that the program contained scenes showing Ms Rinehart conversing with her dead father, which was 'entirely false'.
- Nine's complaints were that the program contained scenes showing Ms Rinehart conversing with her dead father, which was 'entirely false'.
- Nine Network's complaints were that the program contained scenes showing Ms Rinehart conversing with her dead father, which was 'entirely false'.
- Nine Network TV's complaints were that the program contained scenes showing Ms Rinehart conversing with her dead father, which was 'entirely false'.
- Paul Bennett's complaints were that the program contained scenes showing Ms Rinehart conversing with her dead father, which was 'entirely false'.
- Rinehart's complaints were that the program contained scenes showing Ms Rinehart conversing with her dead father, which was 'entirely false'.
- Sue Chrysanthou's complaints were that the program contained scenes showing Ms Rinehart conversing with her dead father, which was 'entirely false'.


Write the next sentence.

(CNN) It may be one week until Election Day, but students across the country have already cast their ballots in mock elections and predicted a winner in the presidential campaign. The results of three separate national programs -- two mock elections and a statistics competition -- gave both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump supporters something to smile about. In a first-of-its-kind contest sponsored by the American Statistical Association, more than 450 high school and college students from 19 states and more than 30 schools set out to predict the winner of this most unprecedented presidential campaign. Ninety-seven percent of the participants predicted that Clinton would win the presidency, according to the results announced Tuesday.

She also factored in at what rate each candidate tended to gain or lose voters as

OPTIONS:
- American Statistical Association approached.
- Clinton approached.
- Donald Trump approached.
- Election Day approached.
- Hillary Clinton approached.
- Trump approached.


What's the most logical way to complete this passage?

(CNN) Ret. Vice Adm. Bob Harward turned down President Donald Trump's offer to be national security adviser Thursday, depriving the administration of a top candidate for a critical foreign policy post days after Trump fired Michael Flynn. Trump has since named Ret. Lt. Gen. Joseph Keith Kellogg, who worked under Flynn until the latter was asked to resign, as the acting national security adviser. Asked if there was a candidate for national security adviser in sight, a White House official told CNN, "Not that I'm aware of." "Since retiring, I have the opportunity to address financial and family issues that would have been challenging in this position," Harward said in a statement. "Like all service members understand, and live, this job requires 24 hours a day, 7 days a week focus and commitment to do it right. I currently could not make that commitment. My thoughts and prayers are with those that carry such heavy burdens and responsibility for taking care of our country's national security concerns. God bless this great country of ours."

OPTIONS:
- Bob Harward called the offer a "s*** sandwich," the friend said.
- CNN called the offer a "s*** sandwich," the friend said.
- Donald Trump called the offer a "s*** sandwich," the friend said.
- Flynn called the offer a "s*** sandwich," the friend said.
- God called the offer a "s*** sandwich," the friend said.
- Harward called the offer a "s*** sandwich," the friend said.
- Joseph Keith Kellogg called the offer a "s*** sandwich," the friend said.
- Michael Flynn called the offer a "s*** sandwich," the friend said.
- Trump called the offer a "s*** sandwich," the friend said.
- White House called the offer a "s*** sandwich," the friend said.


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

(CNN) On four separate instances in 2011, Donald Trump took swipes at former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman's Mormon faith during a spat between the two, according to a CNN review of Trump's public statements at the time. Trump has struggled with Mormon voters this year, and a new "Deseret News" poll showed Trump and Hillary Clinton tied in the state at 26% with independent conservative candidate Evan McMullin trailing closely. In 2011, when Huntsman was a Republican candidate for president, Trump insisted that Huntsman requested a meeting with him but that he declined the request. Huntsman said he never asked to meet Trump, but it was actually Trump who asked him to meet with him at Trump Tower.

A spokesperson for

OPTIONS:
- CNN's campaign did not return a request for comment.
- Deseret News's campaign did not return a request for comment.
- Donald Trump's campaign did not return a request for comment.
- Evan McMullin's campaign did not return a request for comment.
- Hillary Clinton's campaign did not return a request for comment.
- Huntsman's campaign did not return a request for comment.
- Jon Huntsman's campaign did not return a request for comment.
- Mormon's campaign did not return a request for comment.
- Republican's campaign did not return a request for comment.
- Trump's campaign did not return a request for comment.
- Trump Tower's campaign did not return a request for comment.
- Utah's campaign did not return a request for comment.


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The Australian family of Bali Nine drug smugglers Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran have made the long journey to visit them on Indonesia’s ‘death island’. Chan and Sukumaran are awaiting their execution by firing squad on Nusakambangan, in Cilacap, off Central Java, while they hold out desperate hope that a last ditch legal appeal will bring them mercy. On Channel 7's Sunday Night it was revealed Sukuraman knows the identity of 'Mr Big' - the ringleader of the heroin syndicate he was convicted of being part of - but has never wanted to name him publicly as he feared for the safety his family.

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Chan took a bible with him to the 'death island' on Wednesday
- Australian took a bible with him to the 'death island' on Wednesday
- Bali Nine took a bible with him to the 'death island' on Wednesday
- Big took a bible with him to the 'death island' on Wednesday
- Central Java took a bible with him to the 'death island' on Wednesday
- Chan took a bible with him to the 'death island' on Wednesday
- Channel 7 took a bible with him to the 'death island' on Wednesday
- Cilacap took a bible with him to the 'death island' on Wednesday
- Indonesia took a bible with him to the 'death island' on Wednesday
- Indonesian took a bible with him to the 'death island' on Wednesday
- Java took a bible with him to the 'death island' on Wednesday
- Kerobokan took a bible with him to the 'death island' on Wednesday
- Mr Big took a bible with him to the 'death island' on Wednesday
- Myuran Sukumaran took a bible with him to the 'death island' on Wednesday
- Sukumaran took a bible with him to the 'death island' on Wednesday
- Sukuraman took a bible with him to the 'death island' on Wednesday


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(CNN) Would you like a bit of pesticide with your produce? While the chemicals farmers use on food keep produce relatively pest-free, the U.S. Department of Agriculture constantly runs tests to avoid too much pesticide residue on your plate. It concentrates particularly on produce items that children eat, since their developing bodies may be more vulnerable to harm from certain chemicals. Of the produce samples the USDA tested in 2014, the last year for which data is available, nearly three-fourths showed some kind of pesticide residue, which is about in keeping with other years. This amount persists despite growers' best efforts to clean up the produce, according to the Environmental Working Group, an environmental activist group. Annually, EWG puts together what it calls the "Dirty Dozen," a list of produce that has the most pesticide residue, according to the group's analysis of government data.

Strawberry growers use 60 different pesticides in a wide variety of combinations, according to

OPTIONS:
- Dirty Dozen.
- EWG.
- Environmental Working Group.
- Strawberries.
- U.S. Department of Agriculture.
- USDA.


Find the right ending to this passage.

A California man who created a stir on social media after claiming he was served a deep fried rat in his chicken tenders at a LA KFC has been left red-faced after lab results were revealed on Monday. An independent lab confirmed the 'rat tender' security guard Devorise Dixon bought at a unspecified Los Angeles location was really chicken. Dixon's lawyers turned the 'hard and rubbery' tender in for testing on Friday and KFC announced the favorable finding for the Colonel on Monday. KFC spokesperson Rodrigo Coronel admitted on Monday that Dixon's 'sensational' claim did 'receive considerable publicity', according to ABC.

OPTIONS:
- ABC also tweeted: 'We firmly believe this is a bogus claim, nothing more than a hoax, & an unacceptable allegation about the quality of our food.'
- California also tweeted: 'We firmly believe this is a bogus claim, nothing more than a hoax, & an unacceptable allegation about the quality of our food.'
- California KFC also tweeted: 'We firmly believe this is a bogus claim, nothing more than a hoax, & an unacceptable allegation about the quality of our food.'
- Colonel also tweeted: 'We firmly believe this is a bogus claim, nothing more than a hoax, & an unacceptable allegation about the quality of our food.'
- Company also tweeted: 'We firmly believe this is a bogus claim, nothing more than a hoax, & an unacceptable allegation about the quality of our food.'
- Devorise Dixon also tweeted: 'We firmly believe this is a bogus claim, nothing more than a hoax, & an unacceptable allegation about the quality of our food.'
- Dixon also tweeted: 'We firmly believe this is a bogus claim, nothing more than a hoax, & an unacceptable allegation about the quality of our food.'
- KFC also tweeted: 'We firmly believe this is a bogus claim, nothing more than a hoax, & an unacceptable allegation about the quality of our food.'
- LA also tweeted: 'We firmly believe this is a bogus claim, nothing more than a hoax, & an unacceptable allegation about the quality of our food.'
- Los Angeles also tweeted: 'We firmly believe this is a bogus claim, nothing more than a hoax, & an unacceptable allegation about the quality of our food.'
- Rodrigo Coronel also tweeted: 'We firmly believe this is a bogus claim, nothing more than a hoax, & an unacceptable allegation about the quality of our food.'


Find the right ending to this passage.

Britain has evacuated its last special forces from Yemen because of the deteriorating security situation there. The move was confirmed by a source familiar with the matter who spoke to Reuters today and follows an announcement by US officials on Saturday that the country had evacuated its own remaining personnel, including about 100 special operations forces. US State Department spokesman Jeff Rathke said in a statement: 'Due to the deteriorating security situation in Yemen, the US government has temporarily relocated its remaining personnel out of the country.' Anti-Houthi protesters demonstrate in Yemen's southwestern city of Taiz today. Iran-backed Houthis took over the city on Sunday as violence intensifies with the group's continuing push south

Britain withdrew staff from its embassy in

OPTIONS:
- Britain last month
- Houthi last month
- Houthis last month
- ISIS last month
- Iran last month
- Jeff Rathke last month
- Northern last month
- Reuters last month
- Sana'a last month
- Saudi Arabia last month
- Southwestern last month
- Taiz last month
- US last month
- US State Department last month
- Yemen last month
- anti-Houthi last month