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Arsenal target Paolo Dybala has admitted that these could be his last days at Palermo, with the club ready to cash in on their star man. The Argentine forward, 21, has been linked with a number of Europe's top clubs after some dazzling performances in Serie A, and scored his 13th league goal of the season on Saturday. Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini says that Arsenal and Juventus have already approached the club with bids, and while Arsene Wenger has denied interest, £30m-rated Dybala seems set on a move this summer. Paolo Dybala says he could be playing his final games for Palermo as Arsenal and Juventus prepare moves

However,

OPTIONS:
- Argentine insists he was only there for the football, and not to discuss a potential transfer.
- Arsenal insists he was only there for the football, and not to discuss a potential transfer.
- Arsene Wenger insists he was only there for the football, and not to discuss a potential transfer.
- Dybala insists he was only there for the football, and not to discuss a potential transfer.
- Europe insists he was only there for the football, and not to discuss a potential transfer.
- Juventus insists he was only there for the football, and not to discuss a potential transfer.
- Maurizio Zamparini insists he was only there for the football, and not to discuss a potential transfer.
- Palermo insists he was only there for the football, and not to discuss a potential transfer.
- Paolo Dybala insists he was only there for the football, and not to discuss a potential transfer.
- Serie A insists he was only there for the football, and not to discuss a potential transfer.


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

Sunday is well and truly derby day as a total of five high-profile rivalry matches take place across Europe. Here, Sportsmail previews each derby, all of which are being broadcast on television in the UK. Just 11 days after Feyenoord claimed a 1-0 victory against Ajax at De Kuip in a KNVB Cup third-round clash courtesy of a last-minute own goal by Joel Veltman, these two fierce rivals meet once again in the Eredivisie. This is the main rivalry in Holland and one that extends back to 1921. It has unfortunately seen many clashes between the two sets of supporters, forcing the mayors of both Rotterdam and Amsterdam to implement a five-year ban in 2009 on away fans travelling to matches between the two clubs.

Francesco Totti has made the most derby appearances of any player with 41 but the

OPTIONS:
- Ajax captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- Amsterdam captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- Arsenal captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- De Kuip captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- Derby captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- Derby della Capitale captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- Eredivisie captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- Europe captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- Feyenoord captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- France captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- Germany captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- Holland captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- Joel Veltman captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- KNVB Cup captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- Lazio captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- North London captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- Roma captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- Rotterdam captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- Sportsmail captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- Stadio Olimpico captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- Tottenham Hotspur captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.
- UK captain won't play a part on Sunday as he is out injured.


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

The Football Association have charged Arsenal for allegedly breaching football agents regulations over the transfer of Calum Chambers from Southampton last summer. As Sportsmail's Charles Sale revealed back in February, the FA have been investigating the England defender's £15m move to the Emirates Stadium in July 2014. Chambers' agent Alan Middleton has also been charged for allegedly breaching the FA's Football Agents Regulations and has until June 17 to respond. News of the investigation earlier this year came as a surprise since the negotiations were amicable and neither club took issue with any aspect of the move. It is believed a disgruntled third party made the original complaint to the FA.

'We are considering our position and will make appropriate representations to the

OPTIONS:
- Alan Middleton.'
- Arsenal.'
- Calum Chambers.'
- Chambers.'
- Charles Sale.'
- Emirates Stadium.'
- England.'
- FA.'
- Football Agents Regulations.'
- Football Association.'
- Southampton.'
- Sportsmail.'


Find the right ending to this passage.

Washington (CNN) Of all the piercing questions hanging over the West Wing, one of the most pressing is whether President Donald Trump has a taping system that captured his conversations with James Comey. But to many inside the White House, in other parts of government as well as to several close associates of the President, there is far less urgency or mystery. Nearly a dozen people from all of those walks of life told CNN they suspect it's merely Trump bluster and there's no such taping mechanism. "It's all hot air," one person inside the White House said, speaking on condition of anonymity to describe internal water-cooler conversations. "Unless he had a recorder in his pocket, this didn't happen."

Even if the tapes were real, the GOP aide added, they would probably prove

OPTIONS:
- CNN's side of the story and undercut the President's version of events.
- Donald Trump's side of the story and undercut the President's version of events.
- James Comey's side of the story and undercut the President's version of events.
- Trump's side of the story and undercut the President's version of events.
- Washington's side of the story and undercut the President's version of events.
- West Wing's side of the story and undercut the President's version of events.
- White House's side of the story and undercut the President's version of events.


Write the last sentence in this story.

Paris (CNN) President Donald Trump offered a staunch defense of his eldest son Thursday, saying during a carefully worded response here that Donald Trump Jr.'s meeting with a Russian lawyer was a standard session that any political operative would have taken. "My son is a wonderful young man. He took a meeting with a Russian lawyer, not a government lawyer, but a Russian lawyer," he said alongside French President Emmanuel Macron at the ornate Élysée Palace. "It was a short meeting. It was a meeting that went very, very quickly, very fast." According to the emails released by Trump Jr. this week, the lawyer -- Natalia Veselnitskaya -- was described to Trump's son in an email as a "Russian government lawyer" with information that was part of the country's effort to help elect his father.

Macron is eager to develop close security ties with

OPTIONS:
- CNN, but in other areas he's already emerged as a vocal critic, most notably over Trump's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Donald Trump, but in other areas he's already emerged as a vocal critic, most notably over Trump's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Donald Trump Jr., but in other areas he's already emerged as a vocal critic, most notably over Trump's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Emmanuel Macron, but in other areas he's already emerged as a vocal critic, most notably over Trump's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- French, but in other areas he's already emerged as a vocal critic, most notably over Trump's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Macron, but in other areas he's already emerged as a vocal critic, most notably over Trump's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Natalia Veselnitskaya, but in other areas he's already emerged as a vocal critic, most notably over Trump's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Paris, but in other areas he's already emerged as a vocal critic, most notably over Trump's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Russian, but in other areas he's already emerged as a vocal critic, most notably over Trump's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Trump, but in other areas he's already emerged as a vocal critic, most notably over Trump's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Trump Jr., but in other areas he's already emerged as a vocal critic, most notably over Trump's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Warsaw, but in other areas he's already emerged as a vocal critic, most notably over Trump's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.
- Élysée Palace, but in other areas he's already emerged as a vocal critic, most notably over Trump's withdrawal from the climate accord that bears the French capital's name.


A Chinese city has built their own version of Venice, completed with a canal, European-style buildings, cloned Renaissance paintings and gondolas. The cloned city, spread across 112 square foot of land, is set to be the new tourist landmark in Dalian, northeast China, reported People's Daily Online. It was officially opened in May 2015, and the annual seasonal gondola service was launched on October 17 in a grand ceremony. According to the Liaoning Channel of North Eastern News, the cloned city was designed by a French architectural team who used the real city of Venice as a blueprint. The five billion Yuan (£507 million) project began construction in 2011 and was opened to the public May this year.

Many other cloned cities have also appeared in

OPTIONS:
- China in the past.
- Chinese in the past.
- Dalian in the past.
- European in the past.
- French in the past.
- Liaoning Channel of North Eastern News in the past.
- People's Daily Online in the past.
- Renaissance in the past.
- Venice in the past.
- Yuan in the past.


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Parents of a five-year-old kindergarten student have accused their son's Catholic school of racial discrimination after his mother was asked to take him home because of his 'distracting' haircut. In December, Jalyn Broussard, who was one of five African-American students at Immaculate Heart of Mary School in Belmont, California, was excited to show off his 'modern fade' haircut, where his hair was longer in the middle and shorter on the sides. However, 30 minutes into the school day, Jalyn's mother Mariana was asked to pick him up because his hairstyle was in violation of the school's policy. But according to Mrs Broussard, other white and Asian students were wearing similar hairstyles without ever being reprimanded. And the Broussard family have since filed a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights.

She admitted that she had been willing to let the entire disagreement go until an eighth grade student, who is Asian-

OPTIONS:
- African and the son of a part-time teacher at the school, showed up a haircut very similar to Jalyn's old style following winter break.
- American and the son of a part-time teacher at the school, showed up a haircut very similar to Jalyn's old style following winter break.
- Asian and the son of a part-time teacher at the school, showed up a haircut very similar to Jalyn's old style following winter break.
- Belmont and the son of a part-time teacher at the school, showed up a haircut very similar to Jalyn's old style following winter break.
- Broussard and the son of a part-time teacher at the school, showed up a haircut very similar to Jalyn's old style following winter break.
- California and the son of a part-time teacher at the school, showed up a haircut very similar to Jalyn's old style following winter break.
- Catholic and the son of a part-time teacher at the school, showed up a haircut very similar to Jalyn's old style following winter break.
- Immaculate Heart of Mary School and the son of a part-time teacher at the school, showed up a haircut very similar to Jalyn's old style following winter break.
- Jalyn and the son of a part-time teacher at the school, showed up a haircut very similar to Jalyn's old style following winter break.
- Jalyn Broussard and the son of a part-time teacher at the school, showed up a haircut very similar to Jalyn's old style following winter break.
- Larry Kamer and the son of a part-time teacher at the school, showed up a haircut very similar to Jalyn's old style following winter break.
- Mariana and the son of a part-time teacher at the school, showed up a haircut very similar to Jalyn's old style following winter break.
- Mr and the son of a part-time teacher at the school, showed up a haircut very similar to Jalyn's old style following winter break.
- The Archdiocese of San Francisco and the son of a part-time teacher at the school, showed up a haircut very similar to Jalyn's old style following winter break.
- U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights and the son of a part-time teacher at the school, showed up a haircut very similar to Jalyn's old style following winter break.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Squeals of delight echo around the room at Vanderbilt's Children's Hospital in Nashville, Tennessee. Nine-year-old cancer survivor Bryce Greenwell turns to his mother, Jenny. "Did you know about this?" he asks, hands cupped to his face in surprise. "Yes," she says with a nod, smiling from ear to ear. "Oh, my gosh, he has missed you guys so much!" pet therapist Michelle Thompson says as she hands Swoosh, her trained toy Pomeranian, over to two eager boys. "Did you miss him? He talks to me about you boys all the time." "I haven't seen him in a long time," says 7-year-old Mitchell Montalbano, who recently graduated from chemotherapy treatment, cancer-free. "Swoosh, what have you been up to?"

"When Bryce saw

OPTIONS:
- Bryce Greenwell today, after not seeing him for about two years, it really warmed my heart," she says, tearing up.
- Children's Hospital today, after not seeing him for about two years, it really warmed my heart," she says, tearing up.
- Jenny today, after not seeing him for about two years, it really warmed my heart," she says, tearing up.
- Michelle Thompson today, after not seeing him for about two years, it really warmed my heart," she says, tearing up.
- Mitchell Montalbano today, after not seeing him for about two years, it really warmed my heart," she says, tearing up.
- Nashville today, after not seeing him for about two years, it really warmed my heart," she says, tearing up.
- Pomeranian today, after not seeing him for about two years, it really warmed my heart," she says, tearing up.
- Swoosh today, after not seeing him for about two years, it really warmed my heart," she says, tearing up.
- Tennessee today, after not seeing him for about two years, it really warmed my heart," she says, tearing up.
- Vanderbilt today, after not seeing him for about two years, it really warmed my heart," she says, tearing up.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) -- It's never easy when you get that phone call, even when you've known for years that it might be coming. But on Friday, I got the call that someone I loved had died. Just five days earlier, my friend Marci and I had been making plans for our kids to go trick-or-treating together, and now she's gone. I can't write that Marci Smith lost her battle with brain cancer, because Marci hated that phrase. Her husband, Tim, thinks she just didn't like the concept of losing at anything. Actually, in my book, she beat cancer. Her disease was diagnosed when she was 43, when her son Joshua was 3 years old. Her doctor told her that statistically speaking, she had three to six months to live. That was in February 2007.

She'd always wanted to visit all 50 states, and so over the past four years, she and Tim and

OPTIONS:
- CNN visited the states she hadn't been to yet.
- Cohen visited the states she hadn't been to yet.
- Joshua visited the states she hadn't been to yet.
- Marci visited the states she hadn't been to yet.
- Marci Smith visited the states she hadn't been to yet.
- Tim visited the states she hadn't been to yet.


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The entire south east region of China is on high alert as two typhoons move in this week. Fujian, Guangdong, and Zhejiang province on the Chinese mainland and Taiwan have all made preparations for Typhoon Linfa and Typhoon Chan-Hom. The Chinese authorities have shut down train stations and airports, effectively pushing the pause button on life in these areas. Nearly 60,000 people were evacuated from the coastal areas, reported People's Daily Online. Scroll down for video Typhoon Linfa, whose name means lotus flower,  made its landfall in Jiadong town, Guangdong at 12:15pm July 9. It reached maximum wind speeds of 80 miles per hour.

OPTIONS:
- China was downgraded to a tropical storm after it weakened while passing through inland Guangdong.
- Chinese was downgraded to a tropical storm after it weakened while passing through inland Guangdong.
- Fujian was downgraded to a tropical storm after it weakened while passing through inland Guangdong.
- Guangdong was downgraded to a tropical storm after it weakened while passing through inland Guangdong.
- Hom was downgraded to a tropical storm after it weakened while passing through inland Guangdong.
- Japan was downgraded to a tropical storm after it weakened while passing through inland Guangdong.
- Jiadong was downgraded to a tropical storm after it weakened while passing through inland Guangdong.
- People's Daily Online was downgraded to a tropical storm after it weakened while passing through inland Guangdong.
- Taiwan was downgraded to a tropical storm after it weakened while passing through inland Guangdong.
- Typhoon Chan was downgraded to a tropical storm after it weakened while passing through inland Guangdong.
- Typhoon Linfa was downgraded to a tropical storm after it weakened while passing through inland Guangdong.
- Zhejiang was downgraded to a tropical storm after it weakened while passing through inland Guangdong.


How does the sentence end?

More than 30 drunk and disorderly University of Kentucky fans were arrested near the school's Lexington campus Saturday night after the previously undefeated team was kicked out of the NCAA tournament. The Wildcats faced off against the University of Wisconsin Badgers in Saturday night's semi-final game, breaking their winning streak with a 71-64 loss. Now, its Wisconsin heading to Monday's final to play Duke - their first final since 1941. But while the Badgers were still celebrating on the court Saturday night, violence broke out on the streets of UK's campus in Lexington where a huge crowd gathered to vent the loss.

OPTIONS:
- Badgers's last, best chance came while trailing by three with 12 seconds left.
- Duke's last, best chance came while trailing by three with 12 seconds left.
- Lexington's last, best chance came while trailing by three with 12 seconds left.
- NCAA's last, best chance came while trailing by three with 12 seconds left.
- NCAA tournament's last, best chance came while trailing by three with 12 seconds left.
- UK's last, best chance came while trailing by three with 12 seconds left.
- University of Kentucky's last, best chance came while trailing by three with 12 seconds left.
- University of Wisconsin's last, best chance came while trailing by three with 12 seconds left.
- University of Wisconsin Badgers's last, best chance came while trailing by three with 12 seconds left.
- Wildcats's last, best chance came while trailing by three with 12 seconds left.
- Wisconsin's last, best chance came while trailing by three with 12 seconds left.
- Wisconsin Badgers's last, best chance came while trailing by three with 12 seconds left.


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Alex McKinnon has accused NRL Test captain Cameron Smith of making 'disgusting' comments to blame the wheelchair-bound player for causing his own injury and claims he hasn't heard from Smith since the day he was paralysed. McKinnon, 23, suffered two fractured vertebrae in a tackle while playing The Melbourne Storm in March, 2014 and could now spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair. The former Newcastle Knights player has slammed Melbourne Storm captain Smith for making ‘f***ing ridiculous’ comments immediately after the tackle and in subsequent interviews, according to News Corp. McKinnon also claims he ‘hasn’t heard’ from Smith once in the 16 months since his injury during his exclusive chat with 60 Minutes.

OPTIONS:
- Alex's comments were captured by the referee's microphone and broadcast live on television.
- Alex McKinnon's comments were captured by the referee's microphone and broadcast live on television.
- Cameron Smith's comments were captured by the referee's microphone and broadcast live on television.
- McKinnon's comments were captured by the referee's microphone and broadcast live on television.
- Melbourne Storm's comments were captured by the referee's microphone and broadcast live on television.
- NRL's comments were captured by the referee's microphone and broadcast live on television.
- Newcastle Knights's comments were captured by the referee's microphone and broadcast live on television.
- Nine Network's comments were captured by the referee's microphone and broadcast live on television.
- Smith's comments were captured by the referee's microphone and broadcast live on television.


Find the right ending to this passage.

When Brendan Rodgers ripped the spine out of Southampton’s side he left Ronald Koeman, newly installed as manager, needing desperately to perform life-saving CPR. In the summer of last year, captain Adam Lallana, main centre-back Dejan Lovren and star striker Rickie Lambert swapped Staplewood for Melwood for a combined £50million fee, almost half of Liverpool’s mammoth transfer spend during that window. Nathaniel Clyne followed a year later and it has become a running joke amongst Southampton supporters that any of their in-form players will be on their way to Anfield next. It is safe to say, however, that Jurgen Klopp will not be turning to them again so readily in future, certainly not placing as much reliance as his predecessor.

It turns out that ‘The

OPTIONS:
- Adam Lallana is not everyone’s way.
- Anfield is not everyone’s way.
- Brendan Rodgers is not everyone’s way.
- CPR is not everyone’s way.
- Dejan Lovren is not everyone’s way.
- Jurgen Klopp is not everyone’s way.
- Liverpool is not everyone’s way.
- Melwood is not everyone’s way.
- Nathaniel Clyne is not everyone’s way.
- Reds is not everyone’s way.
- Rickie Lambert is not everyone’s way.
- Rodgers is not everyone’s way.
- Ronald Koeman is not everyone’s way.
- Saints is not everyone’s way.
- Southampton is not everyone’s way.
- St Mary is not everyone’s way.
- Staplewood is not everyone’s way.


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Manchester City's football development executive Patrick Vieira rates Raheem Sterling highly and believes the club's interest in the Liverpool forward is understandable. City have already had two offers - the latest worth £40million - rejected but reports suggest they are preparing a third for the England international. Liverpool value the 20-year-old, who still has two years remaining on his current deal but has refused to sign a new £100,000-a-week contract, at £50million-plus. And while some have criticised that valuation Vieira is a fan of the youngster. 'I think if you go down and ask 10 people what they think about him, I think nine would give you a positive answer,' Vieira told ESPN FC at an event in New York for Western Union's PASS initiative.

'If he is in the market, not just

OPTIONS:
- City would be interested in him.
- ESPN FC would be interested in him.
- England would be interested in him.
- Liverpool would be interested in him.
- Manchester City would be interested in him.
- New York would be interested in him.
- PASS would be interested in him.
- Patrick Vieira would be interested in him.
- Premier League would be interested in him.
- Raheem Sterling would be interested in him.
- Vieira would be interested in him.
- Western Union would be interested in him.


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Beijing, China (CNN) -- Can Lee Kai Fu make innovation work in China? Lee is the former president of Google in China who left the Internet search giant last Fall just months before the company's high profile scuffle with the Chinese government over censorship rules and alleged hacker attacks. That furor raised Lee's international profile, but the 48-year-old is now fully focused on the future, hoping to inject a new spirit of innovation into Chinese business with his investment and incubation company Innovation Works. "People expect Innovation Works to be magical," said Lee during an interview with CNN in June at his company's offices, located just across the street from Google's China headquarters.

While Google's share of the Chinese search market increased from nearly nothing to around 30 percent under Lee's watch, some questioned his leadership skills and whether his exit was influenced by an early knowledge that Google would announce in January potential plans to close its

OPTIONS:
- Apple operations.
- Beijing operations.
- CNN operations.
- China operations.
- Chinese operations.
- Google operations.
- Innovation Works operations.
- Lee operations.
- Lee Kai Fu operations.
- Microsoft operations.


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A rare painting by Sir Winston Churchill depicting soldiers leaving their families to go and fight in the First World War is expected to sell for £250,000 at auction. The former prime minister was a prolific painter and his artwork now sells for significant amounts. In 1927, he painted 'Troops Going to the Front', which was inspired by a photograph taken by FJ Mortimer 10 years earlier. The canvas shows soldiers waving farewell to their loved ones at Victoria Station in London as they leave to join the war with Churchill himself serving on the Western Front in 1915. The painting is a fascinating example of a theme Churchill painted rarely, and to which he did not return after.

It will be sold by

OPTIONS:
- Artwork tomorrow and should sell for between £150,000 and £250,000.
- Churchill tomorrow and should sell for between £150,000 and £250,000.
- FJ Mortimer tomorrow and should sell for between £150,000 and £250,000.
- First World War tomorrow and should sell for between £150,000 and £250,000.
- London tomorrow and should sell for between £150,000 and £250,000.
- Painting tomorrow and should sell for between £150,000 and £250,000.
- Sotheby tomorrow and should sell for between £150,000 and £250,000.
- Troops Going to the Front tomorrow and should sell for between £150,000 and £250,000.
- Victoria tomorrow and should sell for between £150,000 and £250,000.
- Victoria Station tomorrow and should sell for between £150,000 and £250,000.
- Western Front tomorrow and should sell for between £150,000 and £250,000.
- Winston Churchill tomorrow and should sell for between £150,000 and £250,000.


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

(CNN) -- The worst weather disaster in American history took place in Galveston, Texas, in 1900 when a hurricane estimated as a Category 4 intensity blew ashore, killing thousands of residents and obliterating the town. The unnamed storm was first detected in the Atlantic on August 27, reaching Cuba as a tropical storm on September 3. Like Ike, the hurricane crossed Cuba and entered the Gulf of Mexico, crashing ashore just south of Galveston on September 8. Galveston Island was completely covered by 8- to 16-foot storm tides. Estimates of the death toll range from 6,000 to 12,000, and property damage was estimated at $30 million.

Galveston in 1900 was a rich shipping city, home to nearly 40,000 people, many of them made wealthy by

OPTIONS:
- American's position as Texas' chief port.
- Atlantic's position as Texas' chief port.
- CNN's position as Texas' chief port.
- Cuba's position as Texas' chief port.
- Galveston's position as Texas' chief port.
- Galveston Island's position as Texas' chief port.
- Gulf of Mexico's position as Texas' chief port.
- Ike's position as Texas' chief port.
- Texas's position as Texas' chief port.


Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

Shrewsbury closed the gap on leaders Burton to two points as Bobby Grant's double secured them a 2-0 win at Portsmouth. Burton face Stevenage at home on Monday and the Shrews took advantage to make up ground with a third-straight win thanks to midfielder Grant, who struck in the 25th and 66th minutes. Wycombe kept pace at the top with a 1-0 victory at Dagenham & Redbridge, where Aaron Pierre's close-range effort kept the Chairboys level on points with Shrewsbury. Portsmouth's Danny Hollands and Shrewsbury Town's Jason Lawrence battle for the ball  at Fratton Park Neither Bury or Southend, fourth and fifth overnight respectively, were able to close the gap on the automatic promotion places as their clash at Gigg Lane was abandoned in the sixth minute after torrential downpours had left the pitch unplayable.

James Gray celebrates after scoring his sides winning goal during the match between Northampton and

OPTIONS:
- Aaron Pierre
- Bobby Grant
- Burton
- Bury
- Chairboys
- Dagenham & Redbridge
- Danny Hollands
- Fratton Park
- Gigg Lane
- Grant
- Hartlepool
- James Gray
- Jason Lawrence
- Luton
- Northampton
- Portsmouth
- Shrews
- Shrewsbury
- Shrewsbury Town
- Southend
- Stevenage
- Wycombe


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

An 11-year-old boy is refusing to sit back in silence and let his internet bullies get the last word. Logan Fairbanks and his dad Josh have become internet celebrities after making funny YouTube videos which, more often than not, see Logan doing something silly or being pranked by his dad - as was the case in a particularly popular video which saw his father secretly recording him singing and dancing in the shower. But in addition to earning over 11 million views, the clip also received a slew of comments from people across the internet, many of whom hurled hurtful insults at Logan about his weight and dancing skills. Now the Hartford, Michigan, native is coming forward, taking those bullies to task and telling other people who have been on the receiving end of nasty messages not to let it get them down.

'I am both impressed and saddened by his video,' wrote another, before pleading with

OPTIONS:
- Harford to stop posting videos that embarrass his son.
- Hartford to stop posting videos that embarrass his son.
- Josh to stop posting videos that embarrass his son.
- Logan to stop posting videos that embarrass his son.
- Logan Fairbanks to stop posting videos that embarrass his son.
- Michigan to stop posting videos that embarrass his son.
- YouTube to stop posting videos that embarrass his son.


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

A bridesmaid hanged herself just hours after her sister's wedding, an inquest has heard. Rebecca Darnell, 30, was still wearing her bridesmaid's dress when she was found dead at her home in Addlestone, Surrey  after the ceremony in November last year. Ms Darnell, known to her family as 'Boo', was described as having been 'the life and soul of the party' at her older sister, Joanna's, wedding. But the coroner was told she had a row with her partner of four years, Carlo Salamone, in a taxi on the way home from the party. Mr Salamone told the inquest he had been planning to ask Ms Darnell to marry her this summer.

He ruled out a verdict of suicide, as he could not find any clear intention, such as leaving a suicide note and

OPTIONS:
- Addlestone had made plans to see friends and family for the coming days.
- Boo had made plans to see friends and family for the coming days.
- Carlo Salamone had made plans to see friends and family for the coming days.
- Darnell had made plans to see friends and family for the coming days.
- Family had made plans to see friends and family for the coming days.
- Joanna had made plans to see friends and family for the coming days.
- Rebecca Darnell had made plans to see friends and family for the coming days.
- Salamone had made plans to see friends and family for the coming days.
- Surrey had made plans to see friends and family for the coming days.


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(CNN) -- Need more evidence that Facebook's real-name-only policy has its flaws? Well, here you go: A few days ago, Facebook allegedly kicked famous author Salman Rushdie off of its social network, and then asked him to change his posted name to Ahmed if he wanted to return. Rushdie -- known for his outspokenness -- went on a rant about the incident on Twitter, where he has more than 100,000 followers. Facebook eventually "buckled," he wrote Monday. Here's a play-by-play of what happened, according to Rushdie's Twitter feed, which I condensed: "Amazing. 2 days ago FB deactivated my page saying they didn't believe I was me. I had to send a photo of my passport page," he wrote. "Then they said yes, I was me, but insisted I use the name Ahmed which appears before Salman on my passport and which I have never used.

"Now they have reactivated my FB page as 'Ahmed Rushdie,' in spite of the world knowing me as

OPTIONS:
- Ahmed.
- CNN.
- FB.
- Facebook.
- Rushdie.
- Salman.
- Salman Rushdie.
- The Satanic Verses.
- Twitter.


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(CNN) -- No-one can fault U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry for lack of effort. He has just wrapped up his 10th visit to the Middle East in pursuit of a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority -- the most elusive prize in international diplomacy. Kerry has a vision, according to U.S. diplomats -- to climb the mountain with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, and to peer down from the summit on the valley of peace to see what a two-state solution would look like. It is a poetic metaphor, but more than half-way into the nine-month timetable for reaching a framework agreement, Kerry's partners are still bickering in the foothills. The more pessimistic observers -- with history on their side -- say both the Israelis and Palestinians are positioning themselves to be able to blame the other for failure.

The Palestinians reject outright Netanyahu's demand that they recognize

OPTIONS:
- Benjamin Netanyahu as a Jewish state, fearing that to do so would disenfranchise 1.5 million Israeli Arabs.
- Borders as a Jewish state, fearing that to do so would disenfranchise 1.5 million Israeli Arabs.
- CNN as a Jewish state, fearing that to do so would disenfranchise 1.5 million Israeli Arabs.
- Israel as a Jewish state, fearing that to do so would disenfranchise 1.5 million Israeli Arabs.
- Israeli as a Jewish state, fearing that to do so would disenfranchise 1.5 million Israeli Arabs.
- Israelis as a Jewish state, fearing that to do so would disenfranchise 1.5 million Israeli Arabs.
- Jewish as a Jewish state, fearing that to do so would disenfranchise 1.5 million Israeli Arabs.
- John Kerry as a Jewish state, fearing that to do so would disenfranchise 1.5 million Israeli Arabs.
- Jordan Valley as a Jewish state, fearing that to do so would disenfranchise 1.5 million Israeli Arabs.
- Kerry as a Jewish state, fearing that to do so would disenfranchise 1.5 million Israeli Arabs.
- Mahmoud Abbas as a Jewish state, fearing that to do so would disenfranchise 1.5 million Israeli Arabs.
- Middle East as a Jewish state, fearing that to do so would disenfranchise 1.5 million Israeli Arabs.
- Palestinian as a Jewish state, fearing that to do so would disenfranchise 1.5 million Israeli Arabs.
- Palestinian Authority as a Jewish state, fearing that to do so would disenfranchise 1.5 million Israeli Arabs.
- Palestinians as a Jewish state, fearing that to do so would disenfranchise 1.5 million Israeli Arabs.
- U.S. as a Jewish state, fearing that to do so would disenfranchise 1.5 million Israeli Arabs.


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(CNN) Republicans are finally on the verge of enacting a signature legislative achievement. It's something that seemed up in the air less than 24 hours before the vote, unlikely just a few months ago and completely unfathomable despite bold claims to the contrary midway through President Donald Trump's first year in office. Yet the Republican-controlled US Senate, by a vote of 51-49, early Saturday morning passed a historic overhaul of the US tax code, clearing what has long been considered the largest and most byzantine hurdle in an effort that hasn't been completed in more than 31 years. "We have an opportunity now to make America more competitive, and to keep jobs from being shipped offshore and provide substantial relief to the middle class," McConnell told reporters after the vote. "At the end, there was not a single Democrat who thought this was a good idea, and so we're going to take this message to the American people a year from now."

"We have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to reclaim

OPTIONS:
- America's great destiny," the statement read, adding that the administration looked forward to enacting the legislation by year's end.
- American's great destiny," the statement read, adding that the administration looked forward to enacting the legislation by year's end.
- CNN's great destiny," the statement read, adding that the administration looked forward to enacting the legislation by year's end.
- Democrat's great destiny," the statement read, adding that the administration looked forward to enacting the legislation by year's end.
- Donald Trump's great destiny," the statement read, adding that the administration looked forward to enacting the legislation by year's end.
- McConnell's great destiny," the statement read, adding that the administration looked forward to enacting the legislation by year's end.
- Orrin Hatch's great destiny," the statement read, adding that the administration looked forward to enacting the legislation by year's end.
- Pat Toomey's great destiny," the statement read, adding that the administration looked forward to enacting the legislation by year's end.
- Republican's great destiny," the statement read, adding that the administration looked forward to enacting the legislation by year's end.
- Republicans's great destiny," the statement read, adding that the administration looked forward to enacting the legislation by year's end.
- Rob Portman's great destiny," the statement read, adding that the administration looked forward to enacting the legislation by year's end.
- Senate's great destiny," the statement read, adding that the administration looked forward to enacting the legislation by year's end.
- Sens's great destiny," the statement read, adding that the administration looked forward to enacting the legislation by year's end.
- Tim Scott's great destiny," the statement read, adding that the administration looked forward to enacting the legislation by year's end.
- US's great destiny," the statement read, adding that the administration looked forward to enacting the legislation by year's end.
- US Senate's great destiny," the statement read, adding that the administration looked forward to enacting the legislation by year's end.


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Mauricio Pochettino insists he will not flood Tottenham's first team squad with players from the academy next season despite the success of his young stars. Harry Kane, Nabil Bentaleb and Ryan Mason, who are all products of Spurs' youth system, have taken giant strides in the senior set-up this season. Their success has led to calls for more youngsters to be promoted through the club, but Pochettino says he will cautious in his approach to blooding more youngsters. Mauricio Pochettino has questioned the logic of blooding more academy players based on past success Nabil Bentaleb (left) has forged a strong partnership with Ryan Mason, while Harry Kane has been prolific

Because Kane, Mason and

OPTIONS:
- Harry Kane are good this season, now we need to put all academy players in the team?,' said Pochetino.
- Hugo Lloris are good this season, now we need to put all academy players in the team?,' said Pochetino.
- Mauricio Pochettino are good this season, now we need to put all academy players in the team?,' said Pochetino.
- Nabil Bentaleb are good this season, now we need to put all academy players in the team?,' said Pochetino.
- Pochettino are good this season, now we need to put all academy players in the team?,' said Pochetino.
- Premier League are good this season, now we need to put all academy players in the team?,' said Pochetino.
- Ryan Mason are good this season, now we need to put all academy players in the team?,' said Pochetino.
- Southampton are good this season, now we need to put all academy players in the team?,' said Pochetino.
- Spurs are good this season, now we need to put all academy players in the team?,' said Pochetino.
- Tottenham are good this season, now we need to put all academy players in the team?,' said Pochetino.
- White Hart Lane are good this season, now we need to put all academy players in the team?,' said Pochetino.


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Sri Lanka recovered from 80 for four to reach 228 for five in their second innings at stumps on day three of the third test against Pakistan on Sunday. With the three-match series tied at 1-1, Sri Lanka took control to lead by 291 runs with five wickets left when play ended early due to bad light. Pakistan's seamers had reduced Sri Lanka to 35 for three before lunch and leg-spinner Yasir Shah dismissed Upul Tharanga for 48 to make it 80 for four in the afternoon session when Sri Lanka's lead was only 143. However, Jehan Mubarak and captain Angelo Mathews added 81 runs for the fifth wicket.

Earlier,

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- Angelo Mathews restricted Pakistan to 215 after resuming on 209 for nine in reply to Sri Lanka's 278, conceding a first-innings lead of 63 runs.
- Jehan Mubarak restricted Pakistan to 215 after resuming on 209 for nine in reply to Sri Lanka's 278, conceding a first-innings lead of 63 runs.
- Pakistan restricted Pakistan to 215 after resuming on 209 for nine in reply to Sri Lanka's 278, conceding a first-innings lead of 63 runs.
- Sri Lanka restricted Pakistan to 215 after resuming on 209 for nine in reply to Sri Lanka's 278, conceding a first-innings lead of 63 runs.
- TestÂ restricted Pakistan to 215 after resuming on 209 for nine in reply to Sri Lanka's 278, conceding a first-innings lead of 63 runs.
- Upul Tharanga restricted Pakistan to 215 after resuming on 209 for nine in reply to Sri Lanka's 278, conceding a first-innings lead of 63 runs.
- Yasir Shah restricted Pakistan to 215 after resuming on 209 for nine in reply to Sri Lanka's 278, conceding a first-innings lead of 63 runs.


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On the day an investigation started into the former IAAF president Lamine Diack, the World Anti-Doping Association announced it would be publishing its independent report into allegations of widespread doping in sport on Monday. French police earlier confirmed Diack is being investigated over an alleged payment of more than one million euros to cover up doping offences by Russian athletes - one of the issues WADA's independent report has been looking into. A prosecutor from the Parquet National Financier (PNF) - the office that handles financial prosecutions in France - confirmed that Diack is being investigated. Diack and his adviser Habib Cisse have been formally interviewed, sources with knowledge of the investigation have confirmed. The IAAF's anti-doping director Gabriel Dolle has been taken into custody.

Several IAAF officials are implicated in covering up Russian doping including Diack's son, IAAF marketing consultant

OPTIONS:
- Diack.
- Doping Association.
- France.
- French.
- Gabriel Dolle.
- Habib Cisse.
- IAAF.
- Lamine Diack.
- PNF.
- Parquet National Financier.
- Russian.
- Sebastian Coe.
- WADA.
- World Anti.
- World Anti-Doping Association.


Islanders living on a remote Pacific atoll have told MailOnline they are convinced that Amelia Earhart was captured by the Japanese after her plane crashed there nearly 80 years ago. Friends and descendants of islanders who insist they saw the American aviator and her navigator Fred Noonan after their Lockheed Electra plane crashed in the Marshall Islands have told what they have learned about the adventurous pair who vanished during a round-the-world flight. Islanders who claim to have seen the couple on board a Japanese ship in 1937 after their plane came down have since died - but not before they relayed stories of seeing Amelia and Noonan in a remote part of the Marshall Islands.

OPTIONS:
- Amelia, Amelia's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Amelia Earhart, Amelia's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- American, Amelia's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Earhart, Amelia's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Fred Noonan, Amelia's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Islanders, Amelia's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Japanese, Amelia's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Lockheed Electra, Amelia's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- MailOnline, Amelia's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Marshall Islands, Amelia's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Mili, Amelia's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- New Guinea, Amelia's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Noonan, Amelia's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.
- Pacific, Amelia's fourth cousin, said in 2009 that the U.S.government was continuing to perpetrate a 'massive cover-up' about the couple and he insisted they had died in Japanese custody.


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(CNN) A new study lends support to one of the biggest fears about Zika virus: It might increase the risk of the rare neurological syndrome Guillain-Barre. Years before Zika virus first appeared in Latin America, it spread from Africa and Asia to Pacific islands. From 2013 to 2014, French Polynesia had 32,000 suspected cases of Zika virus. During this same period, there was also an uptick in cases of Guillain-Barre. Researchers in French Polynesia and Europe looked at those 42 cases of Guillain-Barre in the Pacific Island nation between October 2013 and April 2014. They asked whether there was any evidence these patients had been exposed to Zika virus.

Guillain-

OPTIONS:
- Africa is an autoimmune disorder in which the body's immune system attacks the nervous system.
- Asia is an autoimmune disorder in which the body's immune system attacks the nervous system.
- Barre is an autoimmune disorder in which the body's immune system attacks the nervous system.
- CNN is an autoimmune disorder in which the body's immune system attacks the nervous system.
- Europe is an autoimmune disorder in which the body's immune system attacks the nervous system.
- French Polynesia is an autoimmune disorder in which the body's immune system attacks the nervous system.
- Guillain is an autoimmune disorder in which the body's immune system attacks the nervous system.
- Latin America is an autoimmune disorder in which the body's immune system attacks the nervous system.
- Pacific is an autoimmune disorder in which the body's immune system attacks the nervous system.
- Pacific Island is an autoimmune disorder in which the body's immune system attacks the nervous system.
- Zika is an autoimmune disorder in which the body's immune system attacks the nervous system.


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(CNN) The chief diplomat of the Philippines says his country is not leaving the United Nations, a day after the country's president threatened to pull out. "We are certainly not leaving the U.N.," Foreign Secretary Perfecto Yasay said. "As I've said, the statement of the president is a statement expressing profound disappointment and frustration, and it is not any statement that should indicate a threat to leave the United Nations." President Rodrigo Duterte threatened to leave the U.N. in a speech Sunday after receiving criticism of his approach to drug crime since taking office. The pugnacious new leader made the comments in Davao City, the southern Filipino city where he served as mayor for over two decades.

He accused the

OPTIONS:
- Davao City of ignoring the plight of the country.
- Duterte of ignoring the plight of the country.
- Filipino of ignoring the plight of the country.
- International of ignoring the plight of the country.
- Perfecto Yasay of ignoring the plight of the country.
- Philippines of ignoring the plight of the country.
- Rodrigo Duterte of ignoring the plight of the country.
- U.N. of ignoring the plight of the country.
- UN of ignoring the plight of the country.
- United Nations of ignoring the plight of the country.


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Kano, Nigeria (CNN) -- The fight against militant Islamists in Nigeria led to dozens of deaths, mostly of civilians, in three villages this weekend. A military plane trying to bomb camps of the Boko Haram extremist group in the Sambisa Forest on Friday night "mistook the village (Daglun) for a Boko Haram camp," said Ali Ndume, a senator representing the region. The inaccurate air raid was part of "an ongoing offensive" against the insurgents, Ndume said. Ndume said the four bombs dropped by the government aircraft killed five people and wounded several others. But Daglun residents, some of whom were forced to flee into the bush from burning homes, said the bombardment caused many more casualties.

Dozens of attackers in military uniforms stormed the village of

OPTIONS:
- Ali Ndume on Saturday evening, riding four-wheelers and motorcycles, as residents were preparing for evening prayers.
- Boko Haram on Saturday evening, riding four-wheelers and motorcycles, as residents were preparing for evening prayers.
- CNN on Saturday evening, riding four-wheelers and motorcycles, as residents were preparing for evening prayers.
- Daglun on Saturday evening, riding four-wheelers and motorcycles, as residents were preparing for evening prayers.
- Kano on Saturday evening, riding four-wheelers and motorcycles, as residents were preparing for evening prayers.
- Mainok on Saturday evening, riding four-wheelers and motorcycles, as residents were preparing for evening prayers.
- Ndume on Saturday evening, riding four-wheelers and motorcycles, as residents were preparing for evening prayers.
- Nigeria on Saturday evening, riding four-wheelers and motorcycles, as residents were preparing for evening prayers.
- Sambisa Forest on Saturday evening, riding four-wheelers and motorcycles, as residents were preparing for evening prayers.
- militant Islamists on Saturday evening, riding four-wheelers and motorcycles, as residents were preparing for evening prayers.


First came the instant touch to control. Then came a drag-back with his left foot to bamboozle a defender before he shifted his balance and swept a right-footed drive precisely into the corner of the net. The European Under 21 Championships is traditionally a stage where the continent’s best young talents showcase their ability and in Germany’s opening group match against Serbia, Emre Can seized his opportunity to shine with a superb goal. More than anything, though, he grabbed the chance to rebuild his confidence and provide a reminder of why Liverpool were so eager to sign him last summer.

When

OPTIONS:
- Brendan Rodgers first arrived, he had some fitness issues and couldn’t get into the team.
- Can first arrived, he had some fitness issues and couldn’t get into the team.
- Emre Can first arrived, he had some fitness issues and couldn’t get into the team.
- European Under 21 Championship first arrived, he had some fitness issues and couldn’t get into the team.
- European Under 21 Championships first arrived, he had some fitness issues and couldn’t get into the team.
- Germany first arrived, he had some fitness issues and couldn’t get into the team.
- Joe Gomez first arrived, he had some fitness issues and couldn’t get into the team.
- Liverpool first arrived, he had some fitness issues and couldn’t get into the team.
- Martin Skrtel first arrived, he had some fitness issues and couldn’t get into the team.
- Rolls first arrived, he had some fitness issues and couldn’t get into the team.
- Royce first arrived, he had some fitness issues and couldn’t get into the team.
- Serbia first arrived, he had some fitness issues and couldn’t get into the team.


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Andy Murray said it was impossible to choose between brother Jamie, and friends Ross Hutchins and Carlos Mier as best men, so will invite all three Andy Murray has announced he will have three best men at his wedding when he marries to long-term girlfriend Kim Sears next month. The British tennis star says the honour will be shared between his brother Jamie, close friend and fellow tennis player Ross Hutchins, and former training partner Carlos Mier. Murray, 27, is due to marry Miss Sears, who he has been dating for nine years, in a ceremony at his luxurious Comlix House Hotel in Dunblane on April 11.

OPTIONS:
- Andy Murray and Hutchins are former roommates and known to be very close.
- British and Hutchins are former roommates and known to be very close.
- Carlos Mier and Hutchins are former roommates and known to be very close.
- Comlix House Hotel and Hutchins are former roommates and known to be very close.
- Cromlix House Hotel and Hutchins are former roommates and known to be very close.
- Dunblane and Hutchins are former roommates and known to be very close.
- Jamie and Hutchins are former roommates and known to be very close.
- Kim Sears and Hutchins are former roommates and known to be very close.
- Murray and Hutchins are former roommates and known to be very close.
- Ross Hutchins and Hutchins are former roommates and known to be very close.
- Sears and Hutchins are former roommates and known to be very close.


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A Palestinian man has admitted to deliberately ramming a vehicle into three Israeli soldiers in the West Bank two weeks ago -- one of several recent cases of violence in the Palestinian territory or Jerusalem -- Israeli police said Thursday. Jamal Hamam Mesalmeh, 23,  turned himself in to Israeli authorities shortly after the November 5 incident near the village of al-Aroub and claimed it was an accident, police said. The soldiers suffered moderate injuries, officials said at the time. Israeli police said Mesalmeh is an activist associated with the Islamist Hamas movement. Police said he claimed he was inspired in part by an attack in eastern Jerusalem earlier November 5 -- one in which Israeli authorities said a Palestinian drove into pedestrians at a rail station, killing two Israelis and at least 12 other people before police shot and killed the driver.

OPTIONS:
- Hamas did not claim responsibility for Tuesday's killings, but a spokesman for the group linked it to the discovery Sunday of a Palestinian bus driver hanged in his bus not far from the synagogue.
- Islamist did not claim responsibility for Tuesday's killings, but a spokesman for the group linked it to the discovery Sunday of a Palestinian bus driver hanged in his bus not far from the synagogue.
- Israeli did not claim responsibility for Tuesday's killings, but a spokesman for the group linked it to the discovery Sunday of a Palestinian bus driver hanged in his bus not far from the synagogue.
- Jamal Hamam Mesalmeh did not claim responsibility for Tuesday's killings, but a spokesman for the group linked it to the discovery Sunday of a Palestinian bus driver hanged in his bus not far from the synagogue.
- Jerusalem did not claim responsibility for Tuesday's killings, but a spokesman for the group linked it to the discovery Sunday of a Palestinian bus driver hanged in his bus not far from the synagogue.
- Mesalmeh did not claim responsibility for Tuesday's killings, but a spokesman for the group linked it to the discovery Sunday of a Palestinian bus driver hanged in his bus not far from the synagogue.
- Palestinian did not claim responsibility for Tuesday's killings, but a spokesman for the group linked it to the discovery Sunday of a Palestinian bus driver hanged in his bus not far from the synagogue.
- West Bank did not claim responsibility for Tuesday's killings, but a spokesman for the group linked it to the discovery Sunday of a Palestinian bus driver hanged in his bus not far from the synagogue.
- al-Aroub did not claim responsibility for Tuesday's killings, but a spokesman for the group linked it to the discovery Sunday of a Palestinian bus driver hanged in his bus not far from the synagogue.


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(CNN) A Sacramento Police officer is under criminal investigation for a "disturbing" incident, captured on two videos, in which he threw an accused jaywalker to the ground and punched him repeatedly. The two-year veteran of the force, who has yet to be identified, has been placed on administrative leave with pay while his actions are under review. "I thought I was going to be the next Trayvon Martin to be honest," Nandi Cain Jr., the accused jaywalker, said later in an interview with CNN affiliate KTXL. Police released dashcam video of the confrontation, which occurred Monday after the officer exited his patrol car and approached Cain on a residential street in California's state capital.

After

OPTIONS:
- CNN protests, "I looked both ways," and keeps walking, the officer says, "If you do not stop right now, I will take you to the ground."
- Cain protests, "I looked both ways," and keeps walking, the officer says, "If you do not stop right now, I will take you to the ground."
- California protests, "I looked both ways," and keeps walking, the officer says, "If you do not stop right now, I will take you to the ground."
- Episode protests, "I looked both ways," and keeps walking, the officer says, "If you do not stop right now, I will take you to the ground."
- KTXL protests, "I looked both ways," and keeps walking, the officer says, "If you do not stop right now, I will take you to the ground."
- Nandi Cain Jr. protests, "I looked both ways," and keeps walking, the officer says, "If you do not stop right now, I will take you to the ground."
- Sacramento Police protests, "I looked both ways," and keeps walking, the officer says, "If you do not stop right now, I will take you to the ground."
- Trayvon Martin protests, "I looked both ways," and keeps walking, the officer says, "If you do not stop right now, I will take you to the ground."


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So idealistic was Graham Turnbull that he decided to give up his comfortable life as a solicitor in Lincolnshire and go to teach in Africa. After farewells to his parents and family, the then 33-year-old headed for Rwanda, a former Belgian colony, where he dreamed of helping people escape poverty through education. But Graham’s dream immediately ran into problems: he was held up on the border with Uganda, prevented from travelling any further, while inside Rwanda the worst genocide since the Holocaust was underway. More than a million died in a three-month orgy of violence as the majority Hutu tribe wiped out members of the Tutsi tribe — who, despite being the minority in the country, had been the traditional rulers.

But this ‘visionary’, in cahoots with his arrested spy chief

OPTIONS:
- Africa, has since been accused of involvement in the massacre of tens of thousands of their ethnic rivals in a series of brutal reprisal killings.
- Belgian, has since been accused of involvement in the massacre of tens of thousands of their ethnic rivals in a series of brutal reprisal killings.
- Cherie, has since been accused of involvement in the massacre of tens of thousands of their ethnic rivals in a series of brutal reprisal killings.
- Graham Turnbull, has since been accused of involvement in the massacre of tens of thousands of their ethnic rivals in a series of brutal reprisal killings.
- Graham’s, has since been accused of involvement in the massacre of tens of thousands of their ethnic rivals in a series of brutal reprisal killings.
- Holocaust, has since been accused of involvement in the massacre of tens of thousands of their ethnic rivals in a series of brutal reprisal killings.
- Hutu, has since been accused of involvement in the massacre of tens of thousands of their ethnic rivals in a series of brutal reprisal killings.
- Karake, has since been accused of involvement in the massacre of tens of thousands of their ethnic rivals in a series of brutal reprisal killings.
- Karenzi Karake, has since been accused of involvement in the massacre of tens of thousands of their ethnic rivals in a series of brutal reprisal killings.
- Lincolnshire, has since been accused of involvement in the massacre of tens of thousands of their ethnic rivals in a series of brutal reprisal killings.
- Paul Kagame, has since been accused of involvement in the massacre of tens of thousands of their ethnic rivals in a series of brutal reprisal killings.
- Rwanda, has since been accused of involvement in the massacre of tens of thousands of their ethnic rivals in a series of brutal reprisal killings.
- Tony Blair, has since been accused of involvement in the massacre of tens of thousands of their ethnic rivals in a series of brutal reprisal killings.
- Tutsi, has since been accused of involvement in the massacre of tens of thousands of their ethnic rivals in a series of brutal reprisal killings.
- Uganda, has since been accused of involvement in the massacre of tens of thousands of their ethnic rivals in a series of brutal reprisal killings.


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Washington (CNN) House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-California, said Sunday he doesn't blame President Donald Trump for complaining about leaks from the intelligence community. "You're going to see at the highest level of the past administration, at that level, I think, Donald Trump had a lot of problems with, and I don't blame him for having a lot of problems -- there were a lot of leaks," Nunes told CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union." Nunes said leaks in the last 60 to 90 days before the election occurred were attributable to "the Obama administration directly or the intelligence community."

Nunes said Trump's visit Saturday to the

OPTIONS:
- CIA was intended to "show support" for the agency.
- CNN was intended to "show support" for the agency.
- California was intended to "show support" for the agency.
- Devin Nunes was intended to "show support" for the agency.
- Donald Trump was intended to "show support" for the agency.
- House Intelligence Committee was intended to "show support" for the agency.
- Jake Tapper was intended to "show support" for the agency.
- Nunes was intended to "show support" for the agency.
- Obama was intended to "show support" for the agency.
- R was intended to "show support" for the agency.
- State of the Union was intended to "show support" for the agency.
- Trump was intended to "show support" for the agency.
- Washington was intended to "show support" for the agency.


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A gangster who was guilty of the 'cold-blooded murder of his ex girlfriend and her two-year-old son has been jailed for life after spending four years on the run in Central America. Juan Garcia and two other members of the MS-13 gang, Adalberto Ariel Guzman and Rene Mendez Mejia, shot and killed Vanessa Argueta, 19, and her two-year-old son Diego Torres. The murder happened in Central Islip, New York on February 5, 2010. According to the FBI, Garcia and Mejia shot the young mother in the head and chest, while Guzman shot the toddler twice in the head. Garcia and his fellow gang members fled to El Salvador after the February 2010 shooting.

Guzman and

OPTIONS:
- Adalberto Ariel Guzman were arrested in May 2010, but Garcia remained on the fun and was placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.
- Central America were arrested in May 2010, but Garcia remained on the fun and was placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.
- Central Islip were arrested in May 2010, but Garcia remained on the fun and was placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.
- Diego Torres were arrested in May 2010, but Garcia remained on the fun and was placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.
- El Salvador were arrested in May 2010, but Garcia remained on the fun and was placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.
- FBI were arrested in May 2010, but Garcia remained on the fun and was placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.
- Garcia were arrested in May 2010, but Garcia remained on the fun and was placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.
- Guzman were arrested in May 2010, but Garcia remained on the fun and was placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.
- Juan Garcia were arrested in May 2010, but Garcia remained on the fun and was placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.
- MS-13 were arrested in May 2010, but Garcia remained on the fun and was placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.
- Mejia were arrested in May 2010, but Garcia remained on the fun and was placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.
- Most Wanted were arrested in May 2010, but Garcia remained on the fun and was placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.
- New York were arrested in May 2010, but Garcia remained on the fun and was placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.
- Rene Mendez Mejia were arrested in May 2010, but Garcia remained on the fun and was placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.
- Vanessa Argueta were arrested in May 2010, but Garcia remained on the fun and was placed on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives List.


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(CNN) It was the second deadliest conflict in the world last year, but it hardly registered in the international headlines. As Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan dominated the news agenda, Mexico's drug wars claimed 23,000 lives during 2016 -- second only to Syria, where 50,000 people died as a result of the civil war. "This is all the more surprising, considering that the conflict deaths [in Mexico] are nearly all attributable to small arms," said John Chipman, chief executive and director-general of the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), which issued its annual survey of armed conflict on Tuesday. "The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan claimed 17,000 and 16,000 lives respectively in 2016, although in lethality they were surpassed by conflicts in Mexico and Central America, which have received much less attention from the media and the international community," said Anastasia Voronkova, the editor of the survey.

The internal displacement figures were 234,000 for Iraq and 260,000 for

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan.
- Anastasia Voronkova.
- Central America.
- IISS.
- International Institute for Strategic Studies.
- Iraq.
- John Chipman.
- Mexican.
- Mexico.
- Syria.


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

(CNN) Latino? Hispanic? Spanish speaker? Native born? When it comes to defining Latino identity in the United States today, the one common thread is its sheer complexity. In the latest episode of the CNN Original Series "United Shades of America," W. Kamau Bell explores two Los Angeles communities where the majority of the residents are of Mexican descent -- East L.A. and Boyle Heights. Bell asks people in East L.A. to describe the state of Latinos in America today. "We're a growing force to be reckoned with," says one man. "We're taking over," says another. Indeed, in 2014, the Hispanic population in the United States reached a high of 55.4 million, or 17.4% of the total U.S. population.

For example, Bell uses the term Latino in this episode while Pew tends to use the word

OPTIONS:
- America in its research reports.
- Bell in its research reports.
- Boyle Heights in its research reports.
- CNN in its research reports.
- CNN Original Series in its research reports.
- East L.A. in its research reports.
- Hispanic in its research reports.
- Hispanics in its research reports.
- Latino in its research reports.
- Latinos in its research reports.
- Los Angeles in its research reports.
- Mexican in its research reports.
- Native in its research reports.
- Spanish in its research reports.
- U.S. in its research reports.
- United Shades of America in its research reports.
- United States in its research reports.
- W. Kamau Bell in its research reports.


Mexican drugs lord Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman's pampered children have taken to Twitter to boast of their fabulous wealth and lavish lifestyles - all paid for by the proceeds of organised crime. Outrageous images posted online by El Chapo's three sons and his daughter show off their gilded lives of fast cars, endless parties and wild animals kept as pets. Guzman, 60, head of the all-powerful Sinaloa Cartel and worth an estimated $3billion (£2billion) is one of the world's richest - and most wanted - men after his dramatic Shawshank-style escape from New Mexico's maximum security Altiplano prison. Since his audacious bid for freedom, El Chapo's eldest son Ivan Archivaldo Guzman has taunted the Mexican the bungling authorities who launched their biggest-ever manhunt with 25,000 federal agents looking for him.

As much as he posts pictures, the acting boss is particularly vocal over

OPTIONS:
- AK-47, using it to affirm his authority over the Sinaloa cartel.
- Altiplano, using it to affirm his authority over the Sinaloa cartel.
- Bentley, using it to affirm his authority over the Sinaloa cartel.
- El Chapo, using it to affirm his authority over the Sinaloa cartel.
- Ferrari, using it to affirm his authority over the Sinaloa cartel.
- Guzman, using it to affirm his authority over the Sinaloa cartel.
- Ivan Archivaldo Guzman, using it to affirm his authority over the Sinaloa cartel.
- Joaquin 'El Chapo, using it to affirm his authority over the Sinaloa cartel.
- Mexican, using it to affirm his authority over the Sinaloa cartel.
- New Mexico, using it to affirm his authority over the Sinaloa cartel.
- Shawshank, using it to affirm his authority over the Sinaloa cartel.
- Sinaloa Cartel, using it to affirm his authority over the Sinaloa cartel.
- Twitter, using it to affirm his authority over the Sinaloa cartel.


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

'With Miss

OPTIONS:
- Alabama, there is nothing wrong with her mind.
- Bahamas, there is nothing wrong with her mind.
- Book, there is nothing wrong with her mind.
- Daily Mail Online, there is nothing wrong with her mind.
- Go Set A Watchman, there is nothing wrong with her mind.
- Harper Lee, there is nothing wrong with her mind.
- Kamisha Booker, there is nothing wrong with her mind.
- Las Vegas, there is nothing wrong with her mind.
- Lee, there is nothing wrong with her mind.
- Monroeville, there is nothing wrong with her mind.
- Mrs Booker, there is nothing wrong with her mind.
- To Kill a Mockingbird, there is nothing wrong with her mind.


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Beijing's Forbidden City is following in the footsteps of Rome's Colosseum and London's National Gallery and banning the selfie stick. Bosses at the Palace Museum in the city have begun a crackdown on the popular phone accessories over fears that one wrong move could cause lasting damage to the invaluable artifacts in the ancient palace houses. The People's Daily Online reports that eagle-eyed staff are keeping watch over photo-enthusiasts in the palace's narrow or crowded areas, as well as all the indoor exhibitions, to avoid any potentially costly accidents. Ban: The Forbidden City has said selfie sticks are no longer allowed inside the exhibition rooms or narrow passageways over concerns an unfortunate accident may occur

However, the sticks will still be allowed outside the palace in the

OPTIONS:
- Ban - so tourists can still get the all-important shot of the famous 15th century building in the background.
- Beijing - so tourists can still get the all-important shot of the famous 15th century building in the background.
- Colosseum - so tourists can still get the all-important shot of the famous 15th century building in the background.
- Forbidden City - so tourists can still get the all-important shot of the famous 15th century building in the background.
- Forbidden Palace - so tourists can still get the all-important shot of the famous 15th century building in the background.
- London - so tourists can still get the all-important shot of the famous 15th century building in the background.
- National Gallery - so tourists can still get the all-important shot of the famous 15th century building in the background.
- Palace Museum - so tourists can still get the all-important shot of the famous 15th century building in the background.
- People's Daily Online - so tourists can still get the all-important shot of the famous 15th century building in the background.
- Rome - so tourists can still get the all-important shot of the famous 15th century building in the background.


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

(CNN) The general many hold responsible for the Rohingya refugee crisis has told Pope Francis there is "no religious discrimination" in Myanmar. Senior General Min Aung Hlaing said all faiths in the country are able to worship freely following a meeting Monday with Francis after the pontiff arrived in Myanmar for his first trip to the staunchly Buddhist country. "The Tatmadaw is making efforts to restore peace, and wish of all Tatmadawmen is to ensure peace of the nation," he said, using an alternative name for the country's army. "Myanmar has no discrimination among the ethnics." The Pope met Sr. Gen. Min Aung Hlaing and other top generals in the former capital Yangon for a 15-minute "courtesy visit" followed by an exchange of gifts, according to Vatican spokesman Greg Burke.

Experts warn that this trip will require the

OPTIONS:
- Bangladesh balance a uniquely complicated set of humanitarian, diplomatic and religious questions.
- Buddhist balance a uniquely complicated set of humanitarian, diplomatic and religious questions.
- Francis balance a uniquely complicated set of humanitarian, diplomatic and religious questions.
- Greg Burke balance a uniquely complicated set of humanitarian, diplomatic and religious questions.
- Min Aung Hlaing balance a uniquely complicated set of humanitarian, diplomatic and religious questions.
- Myanmar balance a uniquely complicated set of humanitarian, diplomatic and religious questions.
- Pope balance a uniquely complicated set of humanitarian, diplomatic and religious questions.
- Rohingya balance a uniquely complicated set of humanitarian, diplomatic and religious questions.
- Tatmadaw balance a uniquely complicated set of humanitarian, diplomatic and religious questions.
- Tatmadawmen balance a uniquely complicated set of humanitarian, diplomatic and religious questions.
- Vatican balance a uniquely complicated set of humanitarian, diplomatic and religious questions.
- Yangon balance a uniquely complicated set of humanitarian, diplomatic and religious questions.


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Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) The setting was a Manhattan restaurant, and after 25 minutes what allegedly emerged was a pro-Russian peace plan for Ukraine that its author believes may have ended up in the White House. In a CNN interview, Ukrainian lawmaker Andrii Artemenko said he discussed his left-field proposal for Ukraine in January with US President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, who offered to deliver the plan to the Trump administration. The exact details of the plan are unclear, yet reports have suggested it revolves around leasing Crimea -- annexed by Russia from Ukraine in 2014 -- to Moscow for 50 to 100 years. In exchange, Russia would withdraw its troops from the separatist regions in Ukraine's war-torn east.

In his interview with CNN, Artemenko shines a light on how a key Trump associate was allegedly prepared to push a controversial peace plan that might benefit

OPTIONS:
- Andrii Artemenko at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.
- CNN at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.
- Cohen at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.
- Crimea at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.
- Donald Trump at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.
- Kiev at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.
- Manhattan at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.
- Michael Cohen at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.
- Michael Flynn at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.
- Moscow at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.
- Russia at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.
- Russian at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.
- Trump at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.
- US at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.
- Ukraine at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.
- Ukrainian at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.
- White House at a time when questions were being raised about the Trump's ties to that country.


(CNN) The unmistakable roar of the A-10's powerful engines echoed throughout Arlington National Cemetery this month as four aircraft saluted retired Col. Avery Kay for the last time with a rare flyover of the historic burial site. Kay, 96, died on October 29 and was buried with full military honors. A highly decorated navigator who led some of the most dangerous bombing raids against Germany during World War II, Kay was also credited with launching the concept of the A-10 Thunderbolt, better known as the Warthog. Despite lacking the air-to-air combat ability of the F-15 Eagle and the high-tech stealth capabilities of the F-22 Raptor, the U.S. Air Force still uses the A-10 to support ground forces in close combat more than 40 years after its first flight in 1975.

But in reality, the

OPTIONS:
- A-10's top generals had little interest in dedicating budget dollars for improving support for ground troops, as they preferred planes that could carry out bombing missions deep in enemy territory.
- A-10 Thunderbolt's top generals had little interest in dedicating budget dollars for improving support for ground troops, as they preferred planes that could carry out bombing missions deep in enemy territory.
- Arlington National Cemetery's top generals had little interest in dedicating budget dollars for improving support for ground troops, as they preferred planes that could carry out bombing missions deep in enemy territory.
- Avery Kay's top generals had little interest in dedicating budget dollars for improving support for ground troops, as they preferred planes that could carry out bombing missions deep in enemy territory.
- F-15 Eagle's top generals had little interest in dedicating budget dollars for improving support for ground troops, as they preferred planes that could carry out bombing missions deep in enemy territory.
- F-22 Raptor's top generals had little interest in dedicating budget dollars for improving support for ground troops, as they preferred planes that could carry out bombing missions deep in enemy territory.
- Germany's top generals had little interest in dedicating budget dollars for improving support for ground troops, as they preferred planes that could carry out bombing missions deep in enemy territory.
- Kay's top generals had little interest in dedicating budget dollars for improving support for ground troops, as they preferred planes that could carry out bombing missions deep in enemy territory.
- Retired Col's top generals had little interest in dedicating budget dollars for improving support for ground troops, as they preferred planes that could carry out bombing missions deep in enemy territory.
- U.S. Air Force's top generals had little interest in dedicating budget dollars for improving support for ground troops, as they preferred planes that could carry out bombing missions deep in enemy territory.
- Warthog's top generals had little interest in dedicating budget dollars for improving support for ground troops, as they preferred planes that could carry out bombing missions deep in enemy territory.
- World War II's top generals had little interest in dedicating budget dollars for improving support for ground troops, as they preferred planes that could carry out bombing missions deep in enemy territory.


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This is the moment police stopped a lorry - and found a group of suspected illegal immigrants crammed inside. Officers stopped the lorry in Nazeing, Essex and drivers behind the vehicle then watched as four men and a woman emerged from a narrow gap on top of the cargo. Eyewitnesses said the stowaways, believed to be in their 20s and 30s, looked 'distraught' as they emerged from the lorry and immediately asked for water before being handcuffed. The suspected illegals were handed to Border Force guards while the Bulgarian lorry driver was arrested, police said. The raid happened this afternoon as police across the Channel in Calais dispersed migrants trying to reach the Eurotunnel terminal.

A spokeswoman for

OPTIONS:
- Border Force police said: "Police were called to Nazeing Road, Nazeing at around 1.50pm to reports of noise coming from inside a lorry parked in the road.
- Bulgarian police said: "Police were called to Nazeing Road, Nazeing at around 1.50pm to reports of noise coming from inside a lorry parked in the road.
- Calais police said: "Police were called to Nazeing Road, Nazeing at around 1.50pm to reports of noise coming from inside a lorry parked in the road.
- Channel police said: "Police were called to Nazeing Road, Nazeing at around 1.50pm to reports of noise coming from inside a lorry parked in the road.
- Essex police said: "Police were called to Nazeing Road, Nazeing at around 1.50pm to reports of noise coming from inside a lorry parked in the road.
- Eurotunnel police said: "Police were called to Nazeing Road, Nazeing at around 1.50pm to reports of noise coming from inside a lorry parked in the road.
- Nazeing police said: "Police were called to Nazeing Road, Nazeing at around 1.50pm to reports of noise coming from inside a lorry parked in the road.
- Raid police said: "Police were called to Nazeing Road, Nazeing at around 1.50pm to reports of noise coming from inside a lorry parked in the road.


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(CNN) -- Less than two months before the world focuses on Russia for the Sochi Olympics, President Vladimir Putin is handing out "get out of jail free" cards. A new amnesty law introduced by Putin allowed two members of Russian punk band Pussy Riot to leave prison on Monday, two months before the end of their two-year sentences for a performance critical of the President. In addition, 30 Greenpeace demonstrators could go free under the amnesty law passed by Russian lawmakers last week that could affect 25,000 prisoners. Putin also pardoned former oil tycoon and Kremlin critic Mikhail Khodorkovsky, who had been jailed since 2003 and was convicted in 2005 of tax evasion and fraud.

Upon his release,

OPTIONS:
- CNN left the country and has said he won't continue his political activities against the Russian government.
- Greenpeace left the country and has said he won't continue his political activities against the Russian government.
- Kremlin left the country and has said he won't continue his political activities against the Russian government.
- Mikhail Khodorkovsky left the country and has said he won't continue his political activities against the Russian government.
- Pussy Riot left the country and has said he won't continue his political activities against the Russian government.
- Putin left the country and has said he won't continue his political activities against the Russian government.
- Russia left the country and has said he won't continue his political activities against the Russian government.
- Russian left the country and has said he won't continue his political activities against the Russian government.
- Sochi Olympics left the country and has said he won't continue his political activities against the Russian government.
- Vladimir Putin left the country and has said he won't continue his political activities against the Russian government.


West Virginia has the highest rate of overdose deaths in the U.S., according to a report released Wednesday, further spotlighting Appalachia's festering drug abuse problem that is also fueling a rise in hepatitis C in one of the nation's poorest regions. There were 33.5 drug overdose deaths per 100,000 West Virginia residents from 2011-13. The figure comes from the report released Wednesday by the nonprofit groups Trust for America's Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Researchers wrote 'West Virginia's [drug overdose death] rate increased from 20.3 per 100,000 people in 2007 to 2009 to 33.5 percent in 2011 to 2013, a 65 percent increase.'

The recent outbreak of

OPTIONS:
- Appalachia, which can be transmitted by injecting drugs or having unprotected sex, is centered in rural areas among young, white drug users.
- North Dakota, which can be transmitted by injecting drugs or having unprotected sex, is centered in rural areas among young, white drug users.
- Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, which can be transmitted by injecting drugs or having unprotected sex, is centered in rural areas among young, white drug users.
- Trust for America's Health, which can be transmitted by injecting drugs or having unprotected sex, is centered in rural areas among young, white drug users.
- U.S., which can be transmitted by injecting drugs or having unprotected sex, is centered in rural areas among young, white drug users.
- West Virginia, which can be transmitted by injecting drugs or having unprotected sex, is centered in rural areas among young, white drug users.
- hepatitis C, which can be transmitted by injecting drugs or having unprotected sex, is centered in rural areas among young, white drug users.


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All eyes were on her when she hosted the MTV Movie Awards earlier this month, and Amy Schumer couldn't help but steal some of the spotlight from infamous media-hoggers Kim Kardashian and Kanye West at the TIME 100 Gala on Tuesday. The funny girl pretended to trip and fall in front of the couple, collapsing in a heap on the red carpet - and Kimye was not amused. The three were just a few of the big names who turned out for the annual event held at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City. Such a spectacle: Amy Schumer pretended to trip and fall in front of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West on Tuesday as the couple took to the red carpet at the TIME 100 event at the Lincoln Center in NYC

While reality TV queen Kim managed a slight smile,

OPTIONS:
- Amy Schumer remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.
- Bradley Cooper remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.
- Cooper remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.
- Diane von Furstenberg remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.
- Jorge Ramos remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.
- Kanye West remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.
- Kim Kardashian remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.
- Kimye remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.
- Laverne Cox remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.
- Lincoln Center remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.
- Lorne Michaels remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.
- MTV Movie Awards remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.
- Misty Copeland remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.
- NYC remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.
- New York City remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.
- Ruth Bader Ginsberg remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.
- TIME 100 remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.
- TIME 100 Gala remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.
- West remained stony faced as the blonde haired actress lay 'helpless' on the carpet.


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(CNN) The U.S. Navy on Tuesday sent a guided missile destroyer within 12 miles of a disputed island in the South China Sea where China has built an airstrip -- prompting China to scramble fighter jets and dispatch warships to "expel" the American ship. "USS William P. Lawrence exercised the right of innocent passage while transiting inside 12 nautical miles of Fiery Cross Reef, a high-tide feature that is occupied by China, but also claimed by the Philippines, Taiwan, and Vietnam," a Pentagon statement said. "This operation challenged attempts by China, Taiwan, and Vietnam to restrict navigation rights around the features they claim ... contrary to international law," the statement continued.

It isn't all tension between the

OPTIONS:
- American and Chinese militaries, however.
- Beijing and Chinese militaries, however.
- China and Chinese militaries, however.
- Chinese and Chinese militaries, however.
- Fiery Cross Reef and Chinese militaries, however.
- Pentagon and Chinese militaries, however.
- Philippines and Chinese militaries, however.
- South China Sea and Chinese militaries, however.
- Taiwan and Chinese militaries, however.
- U.S. and Chinese militaries, however.
- U.S. Navy and Chinese militaries, however.
- USS and Chinese militaries, however.
- Vietnam and Chinese militaries, however.
- William P. Lawrence and Chinese militaries, however.


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You can search far and wide for the answer to a problem, but sometimes it is right under your nose. When Arsene Wenger sent Francis Coquelin on loan to Charlton in November it looked to be the final nail in the Frenchman's Arsenal career. The Gunners manager admitted as much recently, revealing he was prepared to let the midfielder leave in December. Arsenal midfielder Francis Coquelin (right) controls the ball during his side's win against QPR The Frenchman wore a protective mask at Loftus Road after fracturing his nose against Everton Coquelin, pictured challenging Sandro, has become the Gunners' midfield enforcer in recent months

He's grasped his chance to become a key member of Arsenal's midfield with both hands, despite his reluctance to return to

OPTIONS:
- Arsenal from Charlton fearing he'd simply be warming the bench.
- Arsene Wenger from Charlton fearing he'd simply be warming the bench.
- Charlton from Charlton fearing he'd simply be warming the bench.
- Coquelin from Charlton fearing he'd simply be warming the bench.
- Everton from Charlton fearing he'd simply be warming the bench.
- Francis Coquelin from Charlton fearing he'd simply be warming the bench.
- Frenchman from Charlton fearing he'd simply be warming the bench.
- Gunners from Charlton fearing he'd simply be warming the bench.
- Loftus Road from Charlton fearing he'd simply be warming the bench.
- Morgan Schneiderlin from Charlton fearing he'd simply be warming the bench.
- QPR from Charlton fearing he'd simply be warming the bench.
- Saints from Charlton fearing he'd simply be warming the bench.
- Sandro from Charlton fearing he'd simply be warming the bench.
- Schneiderlin from Charlton fearing he'd simply be warming the bench.
- Southampton from Charlton fearing he'd simply be warming the bench.


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As the opening of next month's Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, approaches, the controversies surrounding the games seem to accumulate by the day. These have included criticism of Russia's human rights record, particularly its treatment of homosexuals, its environmental policies and, with the recent suicide bombings in Volgograd, its anti-terrorism actions and strategy in the Caucasus. Calls to boycott the games and other international pressure have led Russia to release high-profile dissidents including Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the ex-oil tycoon, and members of the punk band Pussy Riot. Yet for all the heat generated in these controversies, one of the most significant issues of all surrounding the Olympics has been nearly ignored: Recognition of the indigenous people of Sochi, the Circassians.

Despite Russia's failures on the Circassian issue,

OPTIONS:
- Caucasus still has time to act.
- Circassians still has time to act.
- Frankie Martin still has time to act.
- Games still has time to act.
- Martin still has time to act.
- Mikhail Khodorkovsky still has time to act.
- Olympic still has time to act.
- Olympics still has time to act.
- Pussy Riot still has time to act.
- Putin still has time to act.
- Russia still has time to act.
- Sochi still has time to act.
- Volgograd still has time to act.
- Winter Olympics still has time to act.


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A wave of migrants 4,500 years ago left their trace in the DNA and languages of modern Europeans. This is according to a study that found evidence of this Stone Age migration by analysing DNA of 69 people who lived across Europe between 8,000 and 3,000 years ago. Among the shifts in the genetic make-up of ancient Europeans they found that DNA associated with the Yamnaya people appeared strongly in what is now northern Germany. Researchers have identified a mass migration of Kurgan populations (Yamna culture) which went from the Russian steppes to the centre of Europe 4,500 years ago. Previously, researchers had believed it spread 8,500 years ago, when the first farmers from the Near East, now modern day Turkey, brought it to Europe

Although genes can't determine what people spoke, the researchers argue that their findings could influence the debate about the origins of

OPTIONS:
- Aral tongues.
- Black tongues.
- DNA tongues.
- Europe tongues.
- Europeans tongues.
- Germany tongues.
- Indo-European tongues.
- Kurgan tongues.
- Near East tongues.
- Russian tongues.
- Stone Age tongues.
- Turkey tongues.
- Yamna tongues.
- Yamnaya tongues.