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Hong Kong (CNN) -- Chinese authorities say an investigation into a massive attack at a train station in the southwest Chinese city of Kunming has yielded a connection to Xinjiang, a restive autonomous region in the nation's northwest. At least 29 people have died and more than 130 were injured, local authorities say. Witnesses described men clad in black outfits stabbing and attacking people with cleavers and knives. The local government officials told Xinhua, China's state-run news agency, that evidence at the crime scene indicate "it was orchestrated by Xinjiang separatist forces." No further explanation was given. In October, Chinese authorities also indicated a Xinjiang connection when a jeep plowed into crowds in Tiananmen Square, killing five and injuring at least 40. That incident, which has been identified as a terrorist attack, was "carefully planned, organized and premeditated," police had said on its official Weibo account online.

Xinjiang is now home to more than 8 million

OPTIONS:
- Asia, up from 220,000 in 1949, and 10 million Uyghurs.
- CNN, up from 220,000 in 1949, and 10 million Uyghurs.
- China, up from 220,000 in 1949, and 10 million Uyghurs.
- Chinese, up from 220,000 in 1949, and 10 million Uyghurs.
- Han Chinese, up from 220,000 in 1949, and 10 million Uyghurs.
- Hong Kong, up from 220,000 in 1949, and 10 million Uyghurs.
- Kunming, up from 220,000 in 1949, and 10 million Uyghurs.
- Tiananmen Square, up from 220,000 in 1949, and 10 million Uyghurs.
- Turkish, up from 220,000 in 1949, and 10 million Uyghurs.
- Uyghurs, up from 220,000 in 1949, and 10 million Uyghurs.
- Weibo, up from 220,000 in 1949, and 10 million Uyghurs.
- Xinhua, up from 220,000 in 1949, and 10 million Uyghurs.
- Xinjiang, up from 220,000 in 1949, and 10 million Uyghurs.


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(CNN) The North Korea monitoring project 38 North says that satellite imagery shows "suspicious activity" at a nuclear enrichment site in North Korea. Plumes of exhaust steam, a byproduct of heating the main plant at the Yongbyon Radiochemical Laboratory complex, have been seen in commercial satellite images taken March 12 and over the preceding five weeks, the group says. Trump on potential war between Japan and North Korea: 'If they do, they do' This activity is unusual, the report by the Washington-based project says. "Exhaust plumes have rarely been seen there and none have been observed on any examined imagery this past winter," the report says.

Even though there are no missiles on the launchers, there is concern

OPTIONS:
- Japan could have a launch planned, the officials said.
- North could have a launch planned, the officials said.
- North Korea could have a launch planned, the officials said.
- North Korean could have a launch planned, the officials said.
- Plumes could have a launch planned, the officials said.
- Pyongyang could have a launch planned, the officials said.
- Trump could have a launch planned, the officials said.
- Washington could have a launch planned, the officials said.
- Yongbyon Radiochemical Laboratory could have a launch planned, the officials said.


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Together they wrote a string of chart-topping hits for some of the world's biggest stars and created the memorable theme tune of Australian television soap Neighbours. Tony Hatch and Jackie Trent, who were married for more than three decades, were dubbed 'Mr and Mrs Music' after composing for artists including Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Scott Walker, Shirley Bassey and Petula Clark. So when Trent died last month aged 74 after a long battle with cancer, Hatch was expected to be at her funeral to say a final goodbye. True, their marriage had ended in divorce, but they had a daughter together and one of the most successful creative unions in showbusiness.

And when he said he wanted to invite

OPTIONS:
- Australian to the cremation, I said quite firmly, "No.
- Dean Martin to the cremation, I said quite firmly, "No.
- Frank Sinatra to the cremation, I said quite firmly, "No.
- Hatch to the cremation, I said quite firmly, "No.
- Jackie Trent to the cremation, I said quite firmly, "No.
- Neighbours to the cremation, I said quite firmly, "No.
- Petula Clark to the cremation, I said quite firmly, "No.
- Scott Walker to the cremation, I said quite firmly, "No.
- Shirley Bassey to the cremation, I said quite firmly, "No.
- Tony Hatch to the cremation, I said quite firmly, "No.
- Trent to the cremation, I said quite firmly, "No.


Vitesse head coach Peter Bosz has admitted he wanted to get Ruben Loftus-Cheek to move to Holland on loan, but that his growing first-team influence at Chelsea has made a move 'impossible'. Loftus-Cheek was criticised for a lack of effort in a post-season friendly against Melbourne by manager Jose Mourinho, but the Portuguese coach still sees the 19-year-old having a key role in his squad next season. Fellow Blues youth product Lewis Baker made the loan move to Arnhem last week in the latest in a string of link-ups between the two clubs but a move for Loftus-Cheek was clearly off the table.

In March, Mourinho said: 'Next season Ruben Loftus-

OPTIONS:
- Arnhem will be competing for a first-team position.
- Cheek will be competing for a first-team position.
- Chelsea will be competing for a first-team position.
- Dutch will be competing for a first-team position.
- Fellow Blues will be competing for a first-team position.
- Holland will be competing for a first-team position.
- Jose Mourinho will be competing for a first-team position.
- Lewis Baker will be competing for a first-team position.
- Loftus will be competing for a first-team position.
- Melbourne will be competing for a first-team position.
- Peter Bosz will be competing for a first-team position.
- Portuguese will be competing for a first-team position.
- Ruben Loftus will be competing for a first-team position.
- Vitesse will be competing for a first-team position.


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Shocking photographs showing the bloody beheading of four alleged spies in Iraq have been released by Islamic State. The images, given the disturbing title 'Harvesting of Spies', were taken in the Iraqi province of Salahuddin and published on social media. According to the captions, the four men were accused of being spies for the Baghdad government and had been condemned to death by an Islamic court. Depraved: The images of the execution were taken in the Iraqi province of Salahuddin and published on social media Unusually for an ISIS public execution, no residents appear to have been allowed to witness the killings, despite them being carried out in a public place

Before their deaths, each man claims responsibility for spying on

OPTIONS:
- Baghdad, although it is unknown whether they are speaking under duress
- GRAPHIC CONTENT, although it is unknown whether they are speaking under duress
- ISIS, although it is unknown whether they are speaking under duress
- Iraq, although it is unknown whether they are speaking under duress
- Iraqi, although it is unknown whether they are speaking under duress
- Islamic, although it is unknown whether they are speaking under duress
- Islamic State, although it is unknown whether they are speaking under duress
- Salahuddin, although it is unknown whether they are speaking under duress
- Spies, although it is unknown whether they are speaking under duress


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The LAPD for searching for the person who tagged a police horse with graffiti this week - but the answer may be in the so-called 'art'. The horse, Charly, was patrolling Venice Beach with his minders on Tuesday when the vandalism incident occurred. It was broad daylight, and somehow the person managed to spray Charlie without the handlers seeing - a move that taggers pride themselves on, but usually with stationary objects and facades. 'I think it's unfortunate, but people love to tag things in Venice, so really, I guess a horse is just the next step,' local Mark Stegall told CBS LA.

'RBS': The key to finding the tagger likely lies in deciphering the tag,

OPTIONS:
- CBS LA, and working out who it belongs to
- Charlie, and working out who it belongs to
- Charly, and working out who it belongs to
- LAPD, and working out who it belongs to
- Mark Stegall, and working out who it belongs to
- RBS, and working out who it belongs to
- Venice, and working out who it belongs to
- Venice Beach, and working out who it belongs to


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(CNN) At a Broadway show about welcoming people during a time of need, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau hosted Ivanka Trump as his guest of honor. The first daughter sat in the audience Wednesday night alongside US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley. The show, "Come From Away," is a musical about the generosity of a remote Canadian town that welcomed 6,579 airline passengers who ended up stranded in Newfoundland after the September 11, 2001 terror attacks. "This story really shows that even in those darkest moments, we can lean on each other," Trudeau told the CBC. "Being there for each other in times of difficulties is something Newfoundlanders get, and it's certainly something Canadians and Americans get."

Before the show,

OPTIONS:
- Americans and Haley greeted Canadian officials.
- Broadway and Haley greeted Canadian officials.
- CBC and Haley greeted Canadian officials.
- Canadian and Haley greeted Canadian officials.
- Canadians and Haley greeted Canadian officials.
- Come From Away and Haley greeted Canadian officials.
- Ivanka Trump and Haley greeted Canadian officials.
- Justin Trudeau and Haley greeted Canadian officials.
- Musical and Haley greeted Canadian officials.
- Newfoundland and Haley greeted Canadian officials.
- Newfoundlanders and Haley greeted Canadian officials.
- Nikki Haley and Haley greeted Canadian officials.
- Trudeau and Haley greeted Canadian officials.
- US and Haley greeted Canadian officials.
- United Nations and Haley greeted Canadian officials.


(CNN) Something caught Stef Lhermitte's eye last week as he pored over satellite images of Northwest Greenland's Petermann Glacier, one of the largest glaciers in Greenland. "I saw a small line and thought 'that seems new,' " said Lhermitte as he described the discovery he made, almost by accident, as he was testing a methodology to detect melt that requires making animated GIFs from the black and blue grainy images of Greenland captured by the European Space Agency's Sentinel-1 satellite. Lhermitte, an assistant professor at Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands, checked other satellite records and determined the crack showed up in July 2016, but to his knowledge, had not been noticed by anyone.

It is commonplace at many of

OPTIONS:
- CNN's largest and most important glaciers, which is why research in these regions is so important.
- Delft University of Technology's largest and most important glaciers, which is why research in these regions is so important.
- European Space Agency's largest and most important glaciers, which is why research in these regions is so important.
- GIFs's largest and most important glaciers, which is why research in these regions is so important.
- Greenland's largest and most important glaciers, which is why research in these regions is so important.
- Lhermitte's largest and most important glaciers, which is why research in these regions is so important.
- Netherlands's largest and most important glaciers, which is why research in these regions is so important.
- Northwest Greenland's largest and most important glaciers, which is why research in these regions is so important.
- Petermann Glacier's largest and most important glaciers, which is why research in these regions is so important.
- Sentinel-1's largest and most important glaciers, which is why research in these regions is so important.
- Stef Lhermitte's largest and most important glaciers, which is why research in these regions is so important.


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(CNN) Defense attorneys of the accused killer Dylann Roof filed a legal challenge to the U.S. death penalty on Monday night. Roof's attorneys filed the motion stating that they would drop the challenge if prosecutors dropped their pursuit of the death sentence in his case. Roof, 22, is accused of killing nine people at a historic African American church in Charleston, South Carolina, in 2015. Roof, who is white, is charged with 33 federal offenses, including hate crime charges for allegedly targeting his victims on the basis of their race and religion. "The nature of the alleged crime and the resulting harm compelled this decision," Attorney General Loretta Lynch had said in May, regarding the decision to pursue the death penalty.

OPTIONS:
- African American will withdraw this motion and plead guilty as charged to all counts in the indictment."
- Charleston will withdraw this motion and plead guilty as charged to all counts in the indictment."
- Dylann Roof will withdraw this motion and plead guilty as charged to all counts in the indictment."
- Loretta Lynch will withdraw this motion and plead guilty as charged to all counts in the indictment."
- Roof will withdraw this motion and plead guilty as charged to all counts in the indictment."
- South Carolina will withdraw this motion and plead guilty as charged to all counts in the indictment."
- U.S. will withdraw this motion and plead guilty as charged to all counts in the indictment."


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Arsenal's fatigued talisman Alexis Sanchez failed to prevent Chile falling to a shock defeat by Iran in St Polten. Former Real Madrid boss and Manchester United assistant coach Carlos Queiroz masterminded a resolute Iran side to prevail 2-0 at the neutral venue of the NV Arena in Austria. In their first ever meeting, goals from Javad Nekounam and Vahid Amiri finished off Chile in the international friendly for a remarkable result. Iranian players celebrate Javad Nekounam's (No 6) goal during the friendly match in St Polten, Austria Alexis Sanchez, who has already played 3,326 minutes  for the Gunners this season, started on the Chile bench alongside Juventus star Arturo Vidal with Sunday's clash against South American counterparts Brazil in mind.

Carlos Queiroz,

OPTIONS:
- Alexis Sanchez's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory
- Arsenal's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory
- Arturo Vidal's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory
- Austria's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory
- Brazil's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory
- Carlos Queiroz's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory
- Chile's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory
- Gunners's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory
- Iran's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory
- Iranian's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory
- Javad Nekounam's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory
- Juventus's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory
- Manchester United's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory
- NV Arena's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory
- Real Madrid's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory
- South American's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory
- St Polten's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory
- Vahid Amiri's national team coach, shouts out instructions to his players during the victory


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By opting to join Celtic, Scott Allan has dashed the hope of his oldest friend in football. Andy Halliday’s vision of them being brothers in light blue will go unfulfilled. Despite that disappointment, Allan revealed that best wishes were forthcoming after he broke the news to Halliday. From talk of being Rangers team-mates, there is now a desire to one day go head-to-head in an Old Firm encounter. The two midfielders grew up in the same area on the southside of Glasgow, not far from Ibrox, and attended both the same nursery and primary school. Halliday joined his boyhood heroes this summer after impressing on trial. Speaking earlier this month, he spoke of a dear wish that Allan would follow, despite Hibs’ steadfast refusal to sell to their Championship rivals.

Had he ended up at

OPTIONS:
- Allan, Allan would have been immediately installed as a key player.
- Andy Halliday, Allan would have been immediately installed as a key player.
- Celtic, Allan would have been immediately installed as a key player.
- Championship, Allan would have been immediately installed as a key player.
- Glasgow, Allan would have been immediately installed as a key player.
- Halliday, Allan would have been immediately installed as a key player.
- Hibs’, Allan would have been immediately installed as a key player.
- Ibrox, Allan would have been immediately installed as a key player.
- Old Firm, Allan would have been immediately installed as a key player.
- Rangers, Allan would have been immediately installed as a key player.
- Scott Allan, Allan would have been immediately installed as a key player.


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According to a woman who is apparently against the preachings of Andrew Caldwell, the St. Louis man got his just desserts. The 21-year-old became somewhat infamous late last year for video of him screaming 'I don't like mens no more - I like women, women, women!' after a pastor at an evangelical megachurch claimed to have cured his homosexuality. Caldwell hit headlines in November after the footage surfaced of him being 'delivered' by God. But he says he was attacked by an employee at a FroYo in Delmar on Wednesday after the cashier recognized him. He ended up completely doused in his own dessert at the counter.

The

OPTIONS:
- Andrew Caldwell store released the footage to show Caldwell was lying.
- Caldwell store released the footage to show Caldwell was lying.
- Delmar store released the footage to show Caldwell was lying.
- FroYo store released the footage to show Caldwell was lying.
- God store released the footage to show Caldwell was lying.
- St. Louis store released the footage to show Caldwell was lying.
- Stephanie Diaz store released the footage to show Caldwell was lying.


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Istanbul, Turkey (CNN) Turkish citizens arrived en masse in Istanbul on Sunday, after marching 250 miles over three-and-a-half weeks to demand the government loosen its stranglehold on the country's democracy. Kemal Kilicdaroglu, leader of the opposition Republican People's Party (CHP), finished the last kilometer of his long trek alone and was met with huge applause and chants of "Rights! Law! Justice!" as he entered Maltepe Square. The square was packed to its seams and many attendees and marchers gave up trying to enter the rally, instead joining in on the chants from grassy patches outside the square. "We need justice and democracy. That's why we have been in the roads for days," said Fadime Özbudak, a 47-year-old housewife. "It's wonderful here. I couldn't even get inside, but I'm just so happy. ... I've never seen anything like this in Turkey."

It's unclear whether that harmony will continue in Istanbul, a city at the heart of

OPTIONS:
- CHP liberalism, where rallies are now banned in historic Taksim Square.
- CNN liberalism, where rallies are now banned in historic Taksim Square.
- Fadime Özbudak liberalism, where rallies are now banned in historic Taksim Square.
- Istanbul liberalism, where rallies are now banned in historic Taksim Square.
- Kemal Kilicdaroglu liberalism, where rallies are now banned in historic Taksim Square.
- Maltepe Square liberalism, where rallies are now banned in historic Taksim Square.
- Republican People's Party liberalism, where rallies are now banned in historic Taksim Square.
- Turkey liberalism, where rallies are now banned in historic Taksim Square.
- Turkish liberalism, where rallies are now banned in historic Taksim Square.


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One of the earliest Spitfires ever to go into action has sold for a record-breaking £3.1 million after spending 40 years buried under a French beach after it crashed. The Mark 1 version of Reginald Mitchell's famous design, which was among the first built in March 1940, was flown by Great Escape veteran Peter Cazenove in an air battle over Dunkirk. But just 55 minutes into a flight, on May 24, 1940, Cazenove's Spitfire was shot down a single bullet fired from a Dornier 17-Z bomber. Cazenove, a 32-year-old Old Etonian of the stock-broking dynasty flying his first combat mission, had no choice but to bring the aircraft down on the wet sands at Calais, despite radioing in to say 'Tell mother I'll be home for tea!' shortly before doing so.

'We have seen

OPTIONS:
- Battle of Britain at auction before, but many years ago.
- Calais at auction before, but many years ago.
- Cazenove at auction before, but many years ago.
- Dornier 17-Z at auction before, but many years ago.
- Dunkirk at auction before, but many years ago.
- French at auction before, but many years ago.
- Great Escape at auction before, but many years ago.
- Mark 1 at auction before, but many years ago.
- Old Etonian at auction before, but many years ago.
- Panthera at auction before, but many years ago.
- Peter Cazenove at auction before, but many years ago.
- RAF Benevolent Fund at auction before, but many years ago.
- Reginald Mitchell at auction before, but many years ago.
- Spitfire at auction before, but many years ago.
- Spitfire P9374 at auction before, but many years ago.
- Spitfires at auction before, but many years ago.


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(CNN)Bruce Jenner says he's cooperating with police as they investigate a fatal car crash involving the reality TV star. "My heartfelt and deepest sympathies go out to the family and loved ones, and to all of those who were involved or injured in this terrible accident," Jenner said in a statement released Sunday by his publicist, Alan Nierob. "It is a devastating tragedy, and I cannot pretend to imagine what this family is going through at this time. I am praying for them. I will continue to cooperate in every way possible." Jenner earlier told police that paparazzi were chasing him when he was in the wreck, but investigators have said there's no sign photographers following him played a role in the crash.

He was driving a black

OPTIONS:
- Alan Nierob on Saturday that was the third vehicle involved in a multiple rear-end collision, Brooks said.
- Bruce Jenner on Saturday that was the third vehicle involved in a multiple rear-end collision, Brooks said.
- CNN on Saturday that was the third vehicle involved in a multiple rear-end collision, Brooks said.
- Jenner on Saturday that was the third vehicle involved in a multiple rear-end collision, Brooks said.
- SUV on Saturday that was the third vehicle involved in a multiple rear-end collision, Brooks said.


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(CNN) An outbreak of measles is spreading across Italy, with more than 1,600 cases of the disease reported in 2017, across 19 of the country's 21 regions. The number of cases seen so far this year is already higher than the total number of cases seen during all of 2016, according to the European Centers for Disease Control. The outbreak adds to concern among European health officials who have been monitoring an ongoing outbreak in Romania, where almost 4,800 cases have been reported since the start of 2016. The country has also seen 21 deaths, according to the World Health Organization.

Recommendations for travel to

OPTIONS:
- European have been in place since 2016.
- European Centers for Disease Control have been in place since 2016.
- Italy have been in place since 2016.
- Romania have been in place since 2016.
- World Health Organization have been in place since 2016.


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A 36-year-old wife who walked out on her husband after just eight months is now marrying his 74-year-old father. Liza Goddard, of Grimsby, divorced Jason Harwood, 35, in 2003, after a short-lived marriage which broke down in less than one year. But she is now set to become her ex-husband's stepmother after becoming engaged to Jason's father John, who is nearly 40 years her senior. Jason had become suspicious of his father and his wife after the trio lived together in the pensioner's bedsit in Slough, Berkshire. But Jason only found out about the secret affair after he visited his father to congratulate him on the news of his engagement. His father then revealed that his fiancée was his son's ex-wife.

Unemployed Jason told how, ten minutes later, Ms

OPTIONS:
- Berkshire waltzed into his father's home in Grimbsy and said: 'You'd better get used to the idea of me being your stepmum.'
- Couple waltzed into his father's home in Grimbsy and said: 'You'd better get used to the idea of me being your stepmum.'
- Distraught Jason waltzed into his father's home in Grimbsy and said: 'You'd better get used to the idea of me being your stepmum.'
- Grimsby waltzed into his father's home in Grimbsy and said: 'You'd better get used to the idea of me being your stepmum.'
- Jason waltzed into his father's home in Grimbsy and said: 'You'd better get used to the idea of me being your stepmum.'
- Jason Harwood waltzed into his father's home in Grimbsy and said: 'You'd better get used to the idea of me being your stepmum.'
- John waltzed into his father's home in Grimbsy and said: 'You'd better get used to the idea of me being your stepmum.'
- Liza Goddard waltzed into his father's home in Grimbsy and said: 'You'd better get used to the idea of me being your stepmum.'
- Slough waltzed into his father's home in Grimbsy and said: 'You'd better get used to the idea of me being your stepmum.'


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(CNN) -- "American Idol" viewers had a clear choice when it came down to the final decision: the low-key but sincere Kris Allen or the flamboyant and powerful Adam Lambert. "American Idol" winner Kris Allen, left, and runner-up Adam Lambert say they're good friends. The vote went for Allen, and Lambert told Ryan Seacrest on CNN's "Larry King Live" that the outcome didn't surprise him. There are no hard feelings, though. Allen, Lambert, Danny Gokey and the other seven finalists spoke of their friendship and camaraderie on "Larry King Live." Here is an edited transcript of the interview. Ryan Seacrest: I think the first thing you said [after being announced as the winner] was "Adam's great." Actually on the air, you were complimenting him at the moment you should be complimenting yourself.

Seacrest: I've done the show for eight seasons and we've never seen anyone quite like

OPTIONS:
- Adam.
- Adam Lambert.
- Allen.
- American Idol.
- CNN.
- Danny Gokey.
- Kris Allen.
- Lambert.
- Larry King Live.
- Ryan Seacrest.


What was that John Collins was saying about Celtic not being punished for their lapses in Scottish football? At the end of an utterly breathless, manically see-sawing match, Kallum Higginbotham delivered the only riposte that truly matters within the debate that has dominated recent days. Three minutes remained at Rugby Park. Emilio Izaguirre had felled Greg Kiltie to provide the opportunity for Kilmarnock – previously bereft of form – to level from the penalty spot. Higginbotham did so with additional cheek. Or perhaps we should call it cleverness. His dink down the middle over the diving Craig Gordon – a Panenka to those of a golden vintage, Andrea Pirlo v Joe Hart to the younger generation – completed the scoring and emphatically made a point in more ways than one.

From looking like a condemned team,

OPTIONS:
- Andrea Pirlo began to gain a little flicker of hope.
- Celtic began to gain a little flicker of hope.
- Craig Gordon began to gain a little flicker of hope.
- Emilio Izaguirre began to gain a little flicker of hope.
- Greg Kiltie began to gain a little flicker of hope.
- Higginbotham began to gain a little flicker of hope.
- Joe Hart began to gain a little flicker of hope.
- John Collins began to gain a little flicker of hope.
- Kallum Higginbotham began to gain a little flicker of hope.
- Kilmarnock began to gain a little flicker of hope.
- Leigh Griffiths began to gain a little flicker of hope.
- Panenka began to gain a little flicker of hope.
- Ronny Deila began to gain a little flicker of hope.
- Rugby Park began to gain a little flicker of hope.
- Scottish began to gain a little flicker of hope.


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The NYPD have unveiled an elite terrorist unit as security was ramped up in major cities across the United States in the wake of the Paris terrorist attacks. In New York City, police increased bag checks in the subway system and at popular tourist destinations while Commissioner Bill Bratton revealed that the force was training to deal with an event similar to Friday's massacres. He also deployed the new terrorism task force of 560 officers, the Critical Response Command, on Monday, set up specifically to deal with threats and attacks in the city. During a press conference alongside Mayor Bill de Blasio he said: 'The world changed dramatically over the weekend.'

OPTIONS:
- Bill Bratton announced security would be heightened at sensitive locations, telling the crowd that New York is the best equipped city in America to fight terrorism.
- Bill de Blasio announced security would be heightened at sensitive locations, telling the crowd that New York is the best equipped city in America to fight terrorism.
- Critical Response Command announced security would be heightened at sensitive locations, telling the crowd that New York is the best equipped city in America to fight terrorism.
- DeBlasio announced security would be heightened at sensitive locations, telling the crowd that New York is the best equipped city in America to fight terrorism.
- NYPD announced security would be heightened at sensitive locations, telling the crowd that New York is the best equipped city in America to fight terrorism.
- New York announced security would be heightened at sensitive locations, telling the crowd that New York is the best equipped city in America to fight terrorism.
- New York City announced security would be heightened at sensitive locations, telling the crowd that New York is the best equipped city in America to fight terrorism.
- Paris announced security would be heightened at sensitive locations, telling the crowd that New York is the best equipped city in America to fight terrorism.
- United States announced security would be heightened at sensitive locations, telling the crowd that New York is the best equipped city in America to fight terrorism.


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She said her retirement would be filled with ‘normal’ things such as cooking her husband’s dinner, walking their two dobermans and tending to the vegetable patch. But even a woman as dedicated as Victoria Pendleton must have worried how long she could keep up a Stepford Wife routine. And sure enough, the queen of the velodrome is now back in the saddle – albeit not on a bicycle, but on a 1,200lb horse in an attempt to become a jump jockey. The 34-year-old – who competed in her first race last month, a charity event at Newbury on board the giant Mighty Mambo – has more rides pencilled in, and even hopes to challenge in the prestigious Foxhunter Chase, a race known as the ‘amateur Gold Cup’ at Cheltenham next March.

OPTIONS:
- Cheltenham was riding a bike by the time she was three, encouraged by her father Max, a keen amateur cyclist.
- Cyclist was riding a bike by the time she was three, encouraged by her father Max, a keen amateur cyclist.
- Foxhunter Chase was riding a bike by the time she was three, encouraged by her father Max, a keen amateur cyclist.
- Gold Cup’ was riding a bike by the time she was three, encouraged by her father Max, a keen amateur cyclist.
- Mighty Mambo was riding a bike by the time she was three, encouraged by her father Max, a keen amateur cyclist.
- Newbury was riding a bike by the time she was three, encouraged by her father Max, a keen amateur cyclist.
- Olympic was riding a bike by the time she was three, encouraged by her father Max, a keen amateur cyclist.
- Stepford Wife was riding a bike by the time she was three, encouraged by her father Max, a keen amateur cyclist.
- Victoria Pendleton was riding a bike by the time she was three, encouraged by her father Max, a keen amateur cyclist.


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Dutch far right politician Geert Wilders has announced plans to broadcast cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed on television by exploiting a loophole in political broadcasts. The anti-Islam lawmaker revealed he will use airtime reserved for political parties to display the controversial images in an effort to support those 'who use the pen and not the sword.' Dutch political parties get a small amount of airtime each year and broadcasting authorities have no say in what the parties show. It is believed that Wilders' broadcast - which is likely to take place in the coming weeks - will feature the same illustrations that appeared at an exhibition in Garland, Texas that was targeted by two Muslim gunmen last month.

Wilders is no stranger to pushing the boundaries of free speech and targeting

OPTIONS:
- Dutch.
- Garland.
- Geert Wilders.
- Islam.
- Mohammed.
- Muslim.
- Texas.
- Wilders.


Complete the passage.

Lewis Hamilton intends to sign one final contract with Mercedes before bringing down the curtain on his glittering Formula One career. Hamilton begins his championship victory parade in Mexico this weekend after securing his third world title in Sunday's dramatic United States Grand Prix. The 30-year-old joined Mercedes from McLaren in 2013 and has won 22 of the 54 races he has subsequently competed in. Earlier this year, he committed his future to the sport's dominant team until the end of 2018. And, speaking upon Formula One's return to Mexico, Hamilton says he has no interest in ending his Formula One journey, which has so far yielded 43 victories and three titles, with a rival team.

'Michael Schumacher is still a part of

OPTIONS:
- Formula One even though he was only here for a couple of years.
- Hamilton even though he was only here for a couple of years.
- Lewis Hamilton even though he was only here for a couple of years.
- McLaren even though he was only here for a couple of years.
- Mercedes even though he was only here for a couple of years.
- Mexico even though he was only here for a couple of years.
- US Grand Prix even though he was only here for a couple of years.
- United States Grand Prix even though he was only here for a couple of years.


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An identical twin whose sister was murdered by her stalker ex-boyfriend has revealed she wishes she had done more to save her. Grieving Nikki Thomas, from South Wales, says she wants to turn back the clock and tell Jenna that she didn't have to 'put up' with her former partner's obsessive behaviour, including bombarding her with hundreds of calls and texts a day. But Jenna, who was strangled to death by Philip Packer in a jealous rage in 2008, never reported his behaviour to police - and paid the ultimate price. Scroll down for video Nikki Thomas appeared on This Morning to tell how her sister was murdered by her obsessive ex

Nikki said neither she or Jenna realised how far Packer would go and 'kind'

OPTIONS:
- Jenna didn't consider reporting him to the police.
- Jenna Thomas didn't consider reporting him to the police.
- Nikki didn't consider reporting him to the police.
- Nikki Thomas didn't consider reporting him to the police.
- Philip Packer didn't consider reporting him to the police.
- South Wales didn't consider reporting him to the police.


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Gerard Deulofeu wants to stay at Everton beyond this season because of the positive influence Roberto Martinez is having on his career. Everton’s step-over king, who dazzled again in midweek in the Capital One Cup win over Middlesbrough, can be bought back by Barcelona for £6.3m this summer. Deulofeu, 21, who has nine goals for Everton and Spain Under 21s, could be in Spain’s squad for next summer’s European Championship and credits Martinez for his progress. He said: ‘He [Martinez] is the one giving the players that confidence to play. He wants young competitive players with that mix of experienced players around them and he wants us to play good football.

OPTIONS:
- Barcelona’s chances of keeping Deulofeu are strengthened by a clause in his contract that Barcelona cannot buy him back next summer just to sell him on for a profit.
- Capital One Cup’s chances of keeping Deulofeu are strengthened by a clause in his contract that Barcelona cannot buy him back next summer just to sell him on for a profit.
- Deulofeu’s chances of keeping Deulofeu are strengthened by a clause in his contract that Barcelona cannot buy him back next summer just to sell him on for a profit.
- European Championship’s chances of keeping Deulofeu are strengthened by a clause in his contract that Barcelona cannot buy him back next summer just to sell him on for a profit.
- Everton’s chances of keeping Deulofeu are strengthened by a clause in his contract that Barcelona cannot buy him back next summer just to sell him on for a profit.
- Gerard Deulofeu’s chances of keeping Deulofeu are strengthened by a clause in his contract that Barcelona cannot buy him back next summer just to sell him on for a profit.
- Martinez’s chances of keeping Deulofeu are strengthened by a clause in his contract that Barcelona cannot buy him back next summer just to sell him on for a profit.
- Middlesbrough’s chances of keeping Deulofeu are strengthened by a clause in his contract that Barcelona cannot buy him back next summer just to sell him on for a profit.
- Roberto Martinez’s chances of keeping Deulofeu are strengthened by a clause in his contract that Barcelona cannot buy him back next summer just to sell him on for a profit.
- Spain’s chances of keeping Deulofeu are strengthened by a clause in his contract that Barcelona cannot buy him back next summer just to sell him on for a profit.


Manchester United paid a 'premium' for Monaco's Anthony Martial in a bid to beat off competition for the teenager's services from Barcelona, Paris St Germain, Chelsea and Manchester City. A source at the club likened the situation, which saw United shell out a highly-criticised fee for the 19-year-old of £36million, to that of the capture of Cristiano Ronaldo from Sporting Lisbon 12 years ago. The Portugese, then 18, cost United £12.24m in 2003 - a sum which raised eyebrows across the world of football. But after six glittering years at Old Trafford Ronaldo was sold to Real Madrid for a staggering £80m.

But the club are adamant that

OPTIONS:
- Anthony Martial was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.
- Barcelona was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.
- Chelsea was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.
- Cristiano Ronaldo was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.
- Europe was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.
- French was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.
- Manchester City was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.
- Manchester United was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.
- Monaco was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.
- Old Trafford Ronaldo was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.
- Paris St Germain was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.
- Portugese was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.
- Real Madrid was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.
- Source was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.
- Sporting Lisbon was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.
- United was a long-term target and they are happy with the business.


Arc and Derby winner Golden Horn ran around half a stone below his best form when failing to end his career on a winning note in the Breeders’ Cup Turf on Saturday night. That’s early verdict of BHA head of handicapping Phil Smith, who watched the Frankie Dettori-ridden colt succumb by half a length to Aidan O’Brien’s Found. Smith also believes the US Triple Crown winner American Pharoah took his career to a new high with his ‘stunning’ six and a half length victory in the $5million Classic. His victory was a fitting climax to a Breeders’ Cup day attended by over 50,000.

Smith said: ‘Golden Horn has given

OPTIONS:
- Aidan O’Brien 3lb and only been beaten half and length.
- American 3lb and only been beaten half and length.
- Arc 3lb and only been beaten half and length.
- BHA 3lb and only been beaten half and length.
- Breeders' Cup Turf 3lb and only been beaten half and length.
- Breeders’ Cup 3lb and only been beaten half and length.
- Breeders’ Cup Turf 3lb and only been beaten half and length.
- Classic 3lb and only been beaten half and length.
- Derby 3lb and only been beaten half and length.
- Found 3lb and only been beaten half and length.
- Frankie Dettori 3lb and only been beaten half and length.
- Golden Horn 3lb and only been beaten half and length.
- Keeneland 3lb and only been beaten half and length.
- Pharoah 3lb and only been beaten half and length.
- Phil Smith 3lb and only been beaten half and length.
- Smith 3lb and only been beaten half and length.
- US Triple Crown 3lb and only been beaten half and length.


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

Jakarta, Indonesia (CNN) The death toll from last week's terror attack in Indonesia's capital has risen to four, after a victim died in the hospital from his injuries, Jakarta police spokesman Mohammad Iqbal announced Sunday. At least 25 other people were wounded Thursday when a suicide bomber and gunmen launched an attack near a Starbucks coffee shop, police said. Four attackers were also killed, following the bombing and a firefight with police. Among the 12 suspects subsequently rounded up in various Indonesian provinces, one is suspected to have received a money transfer from the alleged mastermind, Bahrun Naim, an Indonesian militant who authorities believed conducted the operation from ISIS' headquarters in Syria, national Police Chief Badrodin Haiti said.

The alleged mastermind, Naim, is no stranger to

OPTIONS:
- Badrodin Haiti authorities, the national police chief said earlier this week.
- Bahrun Naim authorities, the national police chief said earlier this week.
- CNN authorities, the national police chief said earlier this week.
- ISIS authorities, the national police chief said earlier this week.
- Indonesia authorities, the national police chief said earlier this week.
- Indonesian authorities, the national police chief said earlier this week.
- Jakarta authorities, the national police chief said earlier this week.
- Mohammad Iqbal authorities, the national police chief said earlier this week.
- Starbucks authorities, the national police chief said earlier this week.
- Syria authorities, the national police chief said earlier this week.


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(CNN) A US Army soldier accused of supporting ISIS kissed and posed next to the terror group's flag, photos released by the US attorney's office in Honolulu show. Ikaika Erik Kang, 34, was arrested Saturday and charged with "providing material support" to ISIS, the FBI said. The photos were presented as evidence during a bail hearing Thursday in Honolulu. A federal judge ruled that Kang would remain in custody without bail following a request by federal officials. Prosecutors argued Kang could pose a danger to the community and that he is a substantial flight risk, CNN affiliate KHON-TV in Honolulu reported.

The

OPTIONS:
- Afghanistan said it believed he was a "lone actor."
- CNN said it believed he was a "lone actor."
- FBI said it believed he was a "lone actor."
- Honolulu said it believed he was a "lone actor."
- ISIS said it believed he was a "lone actor."
- Ikaika Erik Kang said it believed he was a "lone actor."
- Iraq said it believed he was a "lone actor."
- KHON said it believed he was a "lone actor."
- Kang said it believed he was a "lone actor."
- US said it believed he was a "lone actor."
- US Army said it believed he was a "lone actor."


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The off-duty New Jersey police officer who was behind the wheel during a wrong-way crash that killed two on Staten Island last week had eight previous accidents and a DUI on his record. Linden Officer Pedro Abad Jr. killed Officer Frank Viggiano and friend Joe Rodriguez - both 28 - when he drove the wrong way after a night at a  strip club and collided head-on with a tractor-trailer. Abad had his license suspended for seven months starting in October 2013 after an alcohol-related accident in Rahway, New Jersey, in February of that year. Scroll down for video Pedro Abad Jr. (pictured both) had eight accidents and a DUI on his record before the Staten Island crash

A funeral for Rodriguez will be held at on Wednesday and

OPTIONS:
- Abad’s funeral will be held  on Thursday.
- DUI’s funeral will be held  on Thursday.
- Frank Viggiano’s funeral will be held  on Thursday.
- Instagram’s funeral will be held  on Thursday.
- Joe Rodriguez’s funeral will be held  on Thursday.
- New Jersey’s funeral will be held  on Thursday.
- Patrik Kudlac’s funeral will be held  on Thursday.
- Pedro Abad Jr.’s funeral will be held  on Thursday.
- Rahway’s funeral will be held  on Thursday.
- Staten Island’s funeral will be held  on Thursday.


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

Washington (CNN) President Barack Obama stressed Tuesday that he still he plans to move ahead with the massive Trans-Pacific Partnership deal while he's in office despite bipartisan opposition on trade. "Right now I'm president, and I'm for it," Obama said at a midday press conference with Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. "And I think I've got the better argument. I've made this argument before. I'll make it again. We are part of a global economy. We're not reversing that." The remark seemed a rebuke not only to Donald Trump -- who has lambasted the TPP deal on the campaign trail -- but also Hillary Clinton, who also opposes the plan.

Obama, however, expressed optimism that once the election was over, lawmakers would give the

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama due consideration.
- CNN due consideration.
- Donald Trump due consideration.
- Hillary Clinton due consideration.
- Lee Hsien Loong due consideration.
- Obama due consideration.
- Pacific Partnership due consideration.
- Singapore due consideration.
- Southeast Asian due consideration.
- TPP due consideration.
- Trans due consideration.
- Washington due consideration.


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The hair. The girls. The screaming. The jolt created by The Beatles' invasion of America couldn't happen today. We're just too connected. In today's world, the Fab Four's frenzied Hamburg and Cavern concerts would be all over YouTube. Twitter would be abuzz about this new group with the funny hair and the screaming fans. Countless cell phones would be raised in glory at their every move. There would be no element of surprise, no sense of unveiling. But 50 years ago, it was revelatory. 5 things to know about Beatlemania On February 9, 1964, The Beatles made their U.S. debut on "The Ed Sullivan Show." Sullivan was a Sunday night staple, one of the great variety shows, a TV version of vaudeville with comedians, acrobats and song-and-dance acts.

Now, a half-century later,

OPTIONS:
- America are back -- and Beatlemania has struck again.
- Beatlemania are back -- and Beatlemania has struck again.
- Beatles are back -- and Beatlemania has struck again.
- Cavern are back -- and Beatlemania has struck again.
- Ed Sullivan Show are back -- and Beatlemania has struck again.
- Fab Four are back -- and Beatlemania has struck again.
- Hamburg are back -- and Beatlemania has struck again.
- Sullivan are back -- and Beatlemania has struck again.
- The Beatles are back -- and Beatlemania has struck again.
- Twitter are back -- and Beatlemania has struck again.
- U.S. are back -- and Beatlemania has struck again.
- YouTube are back -- and Beatlemania has struck again.


Find the right ending to this passage.

(CNN) Colombia's government and the FARC rebel group signed a revised peace accord Saturday after years of negotiations and a half a century of conflict. Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos announced the new deal in a TV address Saturday evening, saying it will build a "broader, deeper peace." A peace deal negotiated earlier this year with FARC rebels was unexpectedly defeated by Colombian voters in October. Many were angered by what they saw as insufficient punishment for those who perpetrated a litany of crimes against their people. Negotiations for a peace deal continued after the defeat with rebels and those opposed to the original agreement.

Among the new stipulations are reparations for victims which will come from

OPTIONS:
- CNN's assets and money,  Santos said.
- Colombia's assets and money,  Santos said.
- Colombian's assets and money,  Santos said.
- FARC's assets and money,  Santos said.
- Juan Manuel Santos's assets and money,  Santos said.


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

(CNN) Earlier this week, Russia's Vladimir Putin reportedly told Egypt's President Abdul Fattah Sisi  that he would be willing to host direct talks between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Moscow. Putin did speak to Netanyahu by phone Tuesday, and according to press reports, they did discuss the Israeli-Palestinian peace process. Having pushed Russia into the middle of Syria's civil war with great effect last September, is Vladimir Putin now making a serious bid to become a Middle East peacemaker too? If he's serious -- and this is far from certain -- Washington should let him try.

If

OPTIONS:
- Aaron David Miller wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.
- Abbas wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.
- Abdul Fattah Sisi wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.
- American wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.
- Benjamin Netanyahu wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.
- Egypt wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.
- Israeli wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.
- Mahmoud Abbas wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.
- Middle East wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.
- Miller wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.
- Moscow wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.
- Netanyahu wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.
- Palestinian wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.
- Putin wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.
- Russia wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.
- Russian wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.
- Syria wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.
- Vladimir Putin wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.
- Washington wanted to take his idea a step further without risking failure, he could invite both Netanyahu and Abbas to Moscow again for separate consultations in Moscow to see whether there actually was a basis for getting them together.


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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) On Easter Sunday, a crisp spring day, some of the city's Christian population mingled with their Muslim neighbors, celebrating in a neighborhood park -- taking their kids on rides or pushing them on swings. Then, the sound of tragedy. Without warning, a blast tore through the park, killing indiscriminately. Because of the innocent setting, an unusually high number of those injured were women and children. But the attack, claimed by a splinter group of the Pakistani Taliban, intentionally targeted Christians, the perpetrators say. The suicide blast, in the eastern Pakistan city of Lahore, killed at least 69 people, a local government spokesman told CNN.

It comes at a difficult time for Pakistan's

OPTIONS:
- CNN, some of whom were in the city's Gulshan Iqbal Park to celebrate the holiday Sunday evening, only to see their Easter Sunday fragment into terror and chaos.
- Christian, some of whom were in the city's Gulshan Iqbal Park to celebrate the holiday Sunday evening, only to see their Easter Sunday fragment into terror and chaos.
- Christians, some of whom were in the city's Gulshan Iqbal Park to celebrate the holiday Sunday evening, only to see their Easter Sunday fragment into terror and chaos.
- Islamabad, some of whom were in the city's Gulshan Iqbal Park to celebrate the holiday Sunday evening, only to see their Easter Sunday fragment into terror and chaos.
- Lahore, some of whom were in the city's Gulshan Iqbal Park to celebrate the holiday Sunday evening, only to see their Easter Sunday fragment into terror and chaos.
- Muslim, some of whom were in the city's Gulshan Iqbal Park to celebrate the holiday Sunday evening, only to see their Easter Sunday fragment into terror and chaos.
- Pakistan, some of whom were in the city's Gulshan Iqbal Park to celebrate the holiday Sunday evening, only to see their Easter Sunday fragment into terror and chaos.
- Pakistani Taliban, some of whom were in the city's Gulshan Iqbal Park to celebrate the holiday Sunday evening, only to see their Easter Sunday fragment into terror and chaos.
- Splinter, some of whom were in the city's Gulshan Iqbal Park to celebrate the holiday Sunday evening, only to see their Easter Sunday fragment into terror and chaos.


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A pair of newlyweds who went to New York City on a 'dream' honeymoon suddenly became broke after their Greek-issued credit and debit cards were suddenly declined. Valasia Limnioti and Konstantinos Patronis were left penniless on their long-planned 'dream trip' to the U.S. 'We were hungry, and I cried for two days,' Limnioti said. 'I felt homeless in New York.' The couple skipped a few meals before spending their last dollars on dinner at McDonald's. Strangers from two Greek Orthodox churches in the city's Queens borough came to the rescue, giving them survival cash until their flight home to Greece on Friday.

In

OPTIONS:
- Greece, they generally pay in cash, which is preferred by businesses, but they were told to have cards for the U.S.
- Greek, they generally pay in cash, which is preferred by businesses, but they were told to have cards for the U.S.
- Konstantinos Patronis, they generally pay in cash, which is preferred by businesses, but they were told to have cards for the U.S.
- Limnioti, they generally pay in cash, which is preferred by businesses, but they were told to have cards for the U.S.
- McDonald's, they generally pay in cash, which is preferred by businesses, but they were told to have cards for the U.S.
- NYC, they generally pay in cash, which is preferred by businesses, but they were told to have cards for the U.S.
- New York, they generally pay in cash, which is preferred by businesses, but they were told to have cards for the U.S.
- New York City, they generally pay in cash, which is preferred by businesses, but they were told to have cards for the U.S.
- Queens, they generally pay in cash, which is preferred by businesses, but they were told to have cards for the U.S.
- U.S., they generally pay in cash, which is preferred by businesses, but they were told to have cards for the U.S.
- Valasia Limnioti, they generally pay in cash, which is preferred by businesses, but they were told to have cards for the U.S.


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Nowshera, Pakistan (CNN) -- The start of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan coincided in Pakistan on Wednesday with the nation's worst natural disaster, the staggering scope of human suffering revealing itself in wretched ways. From the Swat Valley in the north to Sindh province in the south, as many as 15 million Pakistanis have been affected by torrential monsoon rains that have washed away villages and bloated rivers, authorities said Wednesday. Pakistan's representative to the United Nations said many people have not yet grasped the massive scale of Pakistan's suffering and warned it could still get worse because of ongoing rain.

The back-breaking clean-up tasks will be hard, too, because of

OPTIONS:
- CNN fasting.
- Muslim fasting.
- Nowshera fasting.
- Pakistan fasting.
- Pakistani fasting.
- Pakistanis fasting.
- Ramadan fasting.
- Sindh province fasting.
- Swat Valley fasting.
- Taliban fasting.
- U.N. fasting.
- U.S. fasting.
- United Nations fasting.


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(CNN) "Affluenza" teen Ethan Couch could get a lot more jail time than his defense attorneys were hoping for. Opinion: Ethan Couch recklessly abused court's trust A Texas judge on Wednesday tentatively ordered Couch to spend 720 days in jail -- nearly two years -- as a condition for his continued probation for a 2013 drunken-driving crash that killed four people and seriously injured two others. However, District Judge Wayne Salvant said he'd give the defense two weeks to make an argument against the order. "Nothing is set in stone, so I might reconsider," he said at a court hearing in the case in Tarrant County, Texas.

Authorities said

OPTIONS:
- Affluenza, then 16, was drunk when the pickup he was driving plowed into four pedestrians on a road in Burleson, Texas, in June 2013.
- CNN, then 16, was drunk when the pickup he was driving plowed into four pedestrians on a road in Burleson, Texas, in June 2013.
- Couch, then 16, was drunk when the pickup he was driving plowed into four pedestrians on a road in Burleson, Texas, in June 2013.
- Ethan Couch, then 16, was drunk when the pickup he was driving plowed into four pedestrians on a road in Burleson, Texas, in June 2013.
- Tarrant County, then 16, was drunk when the pickup he was driving plowed into four pedestrians on a road in Burleson, Texas, in June 2013.
- Texas, then 16, was drunk when the pickup he was driving plowed into four pedestrians on a road in Burleson, Texas, in June 2013.
- Wayne Salvant, then 16, was drunk when the pickup he was driving plowed into four pedestrians on a road in Burleson, Texas, in June 2013.


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Lester Holt will most likely take Brian Williams' anchor chair on 'NBC Nightly News' permanently, reports say. Williams will likely lose his 'Nightly News' anchor role as talks continue among NBC chiefs who are working to come up with a solution, according to sources. It is becoming increasingly clear that Holt will remain in the anchor chair after Williams' six-month suspension is up, CNN reports. 'Brian’s six-month suspension is over in early August, and NBC chiefs are under pressure to come up with a solution,' a source told Page Six. However, the solution may already be in place -- or in anchor chair.

Holt and his staff are being kept out of the loop while

OPTIONS:
- Brian Williams comes to a decision, CNN reports.
- Brian’s comes to a decision, CNN reports.
- CNN comes to a decision, CNN reports.
- Holt comes to a decision, CNN reports.
- Lester Holt comes to a decision, CNN reports.
- NBC comes to a decision, CNN reports.
- NBC Nightly News comes to a decision, CNN reports.
- Nightly News comes to a decision, CNN reports.
- Page Six comes to a decision, CNN reports.
- Williams comes to a decision, CNN reports.


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Washington (CNN) North Korea might not be able to reach the U.S. mainland with a nuclear weapon yet, but the political fallout from its claimed hydrogen bomb test is here already. Even before the shockwaves of the 5.1 temblor triggered by Tuesday's test wore off, Hillary Clinton was fighting off a volley of Republican attacks, GOP presidential candidates were talking tough and Donald Trump jumped on a chance to chastise China. The episode was a fresh indication of the challenge that Clinton faces in running for the White House on her record as secretary of state, which makes it impossible for her to escape deficiencies in President Barack Obama's national security legacy.

He then toughened his stance by including

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama in his "axis of evil."
- CNN in his "axis of evil."
- China in his "axis of evil."
- Clinton in his "axis of evil."
- Donald Trump in his "axis of evil."
- GOP in his "axis of evil."
- Hillary Clinton in his "axis of evil."
- North Korea in his "axis of evil."
- Republican in his "axis of evil."
- U.S. in his "axis of evil."
- Washington in his "axis of evil."
- White House in his "axis of evil."


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Steve McClaren has re-emerged as the frontrunner to take over at Newcastle United – but the club’s hierarchy could be swayed by supporter backing for Patrick Vieira. Former Derby boss McClaren thought his chance had gone after turning down their offer to take charge of the final three games of the season, as well as rejecting a January advance in the wake of Alan Pardew’s exit. The word from within St James’ Park was that owner Mike Ashley would not go back to the man who shunned them in their hour of need. McClaren, however, retains strong support from chief scout Graham Carr and has already indicated to him a willingness to work within Newcastle’s managerial structure.

OPTIONS:
- Alan Pardew, though, must first convince him that their club is the best place to begin his managerial career.
- Derby, though, must first convince him that their club is the best place to begin his managerial career.
- Frenchman, though, must first convince him that their club is the best place to begin his managerial career.
- Graham Carr, though, must first convince him that their club is the best place to begin his managerial career.
- Lee Charnley, though, must first convince him that their club is the best place to begin his managerial career.
- Magpies, though, must first convince him that their club is the best place to begin his managerial career.
- McClaren, though, must first convince him that their club is the best place to begin his managerial career.
- Mike Ashley, though, must first convince him that their club is the best place to begin his managerial career.
- Newcastle, though, must first convince him that their club is the best place to begin his managerial career.
- Newcastle United, though, must first convince him that their club is the best place to begin his managerial career.
- Patrick Vieira, though, must first convince him that their club is the best place to begin his managerial career.
- St James’ Park, though, must first convince him that their club is the best place to begin his managerial career.
- Steve McClaren, though, must first convince him that their club is the best place to begin his managerial career.
- Vieira, though, must first convince him that their club is the best place to begin his managerial career.


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Paris (CNN) -- Since the revelation on the front page of daily newspaper Libération, on December 11, with a particularly vicious editorial talking about France's national treasure as a "former genius actor," Gérard Depardieu's departure to Belgium, where he bought a property just a mile from the French border, has deeply divided and saddened France. Even more so since, as we have learnt this week, Russian President Vladimir Putin has bestowed the actor Russian citizenship. Read more: Depardieu's puzzling love for Russia Back in mid-December, the French media operated along political lines: the left-wing press such as Libération couldn't find strong enough words to describe Depardieu's "desertion" while right-wing publications such as Le Figaro, slightly uneasy at the news, preferred to focus on President François Hollande's punishing taxes which allegedly drove throngs of millionaires to seek tax asylum in more fiscally lenient countries such as Belgium or Britain. Le Figaro stopped short of passing moral judgement though. Others like satirical weekly Charlie hebdo, preferred irony. Its cover featured a cartoon of the rather rotund-looking Depardieu in front of a Belgian flag with the headline: "Can Belgium take the world's entire load of cholesterol?" Ouch.

Read more: French star Depardieu ditches France for Putin's

OPTIONS:
- Agnes Poirier
- Belgian
- Belgium
- Britain
- CNN
- Charlie hebdo
- Depardieu
- France
- François Hollande
- French
- Gallic
- Gérard Depardieu
- Le Figaro
- Libération
- Paris
- Russia
- Russian
- Vladimir Putin


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TBLISI, Georgia (CNN) -- Russian forces launched an airstrike against a military airfield near the Tbilisi International Airport early Sunday, despite international calls for Russia to stand down from the escalating conflict, Georgian officials told CNN. The attack near the Georgian capital city came after a day of intense fighting in the former Soviet republic, with dozens of Russian warplanes bombing civilian and military targets in Georgia on Saturday. As many as 2,000 people had been killed in the capital of separatist Georgian province South Ossetia, according to a Russian ambassador. "The city of Tskhinvali no longer exists. There is nothing left. It was wiped out by the Georgian military," the Russian news agency Interfax said, quoting the Russian ambassador to Georgia, Vyacheslav Kovalenko.

Eight

OPTIONS:
- CNN died in the port town, Georgian officials said.
- French died in the port town, Georgian officials said.
- Georgia died in the port town, Georgian officials said.
- Georgian died in the port town, Georgian officials said.
- Interfax died in the port town, Georgian officials said.
- Nicolas Sarkozy died in the port town, Georgian officials said.
- Russia died in the port town, Georgian officials said.
- Russian died in the port town, Georgian officials said.
- South Ossetia died in the port town, Georgian officials said.
- Soviet died in the port town, Georgian officials said.
- TBLISI died in the port town, Georgian officials said.
- Tbilisi International Airport died in the port town, Georgian officials said.
- Tskhinvali died in the port town, Georgian officials said.
- Vyacheslav Kovalenko died in the port town, Georgian officials said.


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Google has rebranded itself as Alphabet, a new umbrella company which will oversee eight firms, including the search engine Google. Larry Page and Sergey Brin announced the surprise move in a blog post on Monday after stocks closed. It means the firm will be able to lend more focus on risky ventures at its 'moonshot factory' Google[x] - developing robots, self-driving cars and studying life sciences - while keeping investors happy. In the shake-up, Page will become the chief executive of Alphabet, while his fellow founder of the $367.6 billion company, Sergey Brin, will become the holding company's president. Senior Vice President Sundar Pichai, a rising star in Silicon Valley, will receive a long-awaited promotion to become CEO of Google, which will now solely be a search engine.

Page told a group of shareholders in July that he saw Warren Buffett's multinational conglomerate holding company as a business model to aspire to - despite sharing barely anything in common with

OPTIONS:
- Alphabet.
- Alphabet's.
- Brin.
- Google.
- Google[x.
- Larry Page.
- Page.
- Sergey Brin.
- Silicon Valley.
- Sundar Pichai.


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(CNN) Palmyra Castle was taken from ISIS by the Syrian army as it marched toward the terror fighters commanding the ancient city of Palmyra, state-run media said Friday. The army, joined by popular defense groups, took control over the Syriatel hill near the Palmyra Castle. The government forces destroyed ISIS hideouts, leaving a number of terrorists killed and others fleeing toward Palmyra, Syria's state news agency SANA said, citing an unidentified military source. The Syrian army dismantled explosives ISIS left behind, the agency said. The seizure of the ancient hilltop citadel formally known as Fakhr-al-Din al-Maani Castle -- part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site -- comes as Syrian troops enter Palmyra in an effort to reclaim it from ISIS, state media state.

The video shows the city's deserted streets and then cuts to an

OPTIONS:
- CNN militant sitting on a tank, in an indistinct desert location, saying the group will defeat any forces that try to enter the city.
- Din al militant sitting on a tank, in an indistinct desert location, saying the group will defeat any forces that try to enter the city.
- Fakhr militant sitting on a tank, in an indistinct desert location, saying the group will defeat any forces that try to enter the city.
- ISIS militant sitting on a tank, in an indistinct desert location, saying the group will defeat any forces that try to enter the city.
- Maani Castle militant sitting on a tank, in an indistinct desert location, saying the group will defeat any forces that try to enter the city.
- Palmyra militant sitting on a tank, in an indistinct desert location, saying the group will defeat any forces that try to enter the city.
- Palmyra Castle militant sitting on a tank, in an indistinct desert location, saying the group will defeat any forces that try to enter the city.
- Playmyra militant sitting on a tank, in an indistinct desert location, saying the group will defeat any forces that try to enter the city.
- SANA militant sitting on a tank, in an indistinct desert location, saying the group will defeat any forces that try to enter the city.
- State TV militant sitting on a tank, in an indistinct desert location, saying the group will defeat any forces that try to enter the city.
- Syria militant sitting on a tank, in an indistinct desert location, saying the group will defeat any forces that try to enter the city.
- Syrian militant sitting on a tank, in an indistinct desert location, saying the group will defeat any forces that try to enter the city.
- Syriatel militant sitting on a tank, in an indistinct desert location, saying the group will defeat any forces that try to enter the city.
- UNESCO World Heritage Site militant sitting on a tank, in an indistinct desert location, saying the group will defeat any forces that try to enter the city.


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New pictures have emerged which show the devastation caused by Cyclone Pam after it tore through Vanuatu destroying towns and villages and killing at least six people.. The country's president, Baldwin Lonsdale, has estimated the cyclone, which struck on Saturday, has destroyed or damaged 90 per cent of the buildings in the capital of Port Vila. An RAF plane carrying aid has flown out today to help relief efforts following the devastating tropical cyclone which has wiped out much of the island nation which is in the South Pacific Scroll down for video Cyclone Pam has destroyed or damaged 90 per cent of the buildings in Vanuatu's capital of Port Vila

This aerial picture shows the trees which were uprooted on cyclone-ravaged

OPTIONS:
- Baldwin Lonsdale
- Cyclone Pam
- Port Vila
- RAF
- South Pacific
- UK
- Vanuatu


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NATO's top military commander expressed concern Sunday about the buildup of Russian forces on Ukraine's border, as Moscow's forces consolidated their control of Crimea over the weekend. Supreme Allied Commander Europe Gen. Philip Breedlove said Russia had a large force on Ukraine's eastern border and that he was worried it could pose a threat to Moldova's separatist Trans-Dniester region. "The (Russian) force that is at the Ukrainian border now to the east is very, very sizable and very, very ready," Breedlove, a U.S. Air Force general, said. "There is absolutely sufficient force postured on the eastern border of Ukraine to run to Trans-Dniester if the decision was made to do that, and that is very worrisome."

"It's deeply concerning to see the

OPTIONS:
- Air Force troop buildup along the border.
- Breedlove troop buildup along the border.
- Crimea troop buildup along the border.
- Europe troop buildup along the border.
- German troop buildup along the border.
- Moldova troop buildup along the border.
- Moscow troop buildup along the border.
- NATO troop buildup along the border.
- Philip Breedlove troop buildup along the border.
- Russia troop buildup along the border.
- Russian troop buildup along the border.
- Trans-Dniester troop buildup along the border.
- Trans-Dniester region troop buildup along the border.
- U.S. troop buildup along the border.
- Ukraine troop buildup along the border.
- Ukrainian troop buildup along the border.


Washington (CNN) Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump exchanged a series of quick jabs during the first presidential debate at Hofstra University Monday night in Hempstead, New York. Here are some of the most memorable lines so far: Prepared? "I think Donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate. And, yes, I did. You know what else I prepared for? I prepared to be president. And I think that's a good thing," Clinton said. Trump on 'birtherism' "I got him to give the birth certificate," he said about President Barack Obama. Trump on his temperament "I think my strongest asset by far is my temperament. I have a winning temperament," Trump said.

"That makes me smart," Trump said in response to

OPTIONS:
- Barack Obama saying he might not pay federal income taxes.
- CNN saying he might not pay federal income taxes.
- Clinton saying he might not pay federal income taxes.
- Donald saying he might not pay federal income taxes.
- Donald Trump saying he might not pay federal income taxes.
- Hempstead saying he might not pay federal income taxes.
- Hillary Clinton saying he might not pay federal income taxes.
- Hofstra University saying he might not pay federal income taxes.
- New York saying he might not pay federal income taxes.
- Trump saying he might not pay federal income taxes.
- Washington saying he might not pay federal income taxes.


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Bryan Habana could chase gold at the Rio de Janeiro Olympics after being named in South Africa's Sevens squad for the 2015-2016 season. Habana is joined by fellow Rugby World Cup bronze-winning Springboks Damian de Allende and Lwazi Mvovo in the 34-man list for the BlitzBoks from which the final Olympic line up will be picked. Neil Powell's squad, which will gather for a training camp this month, is a statement of intent from one of rugby's leading nations about the importance of this season for the game's abbreviated form. World Cup-winning New Zealanders Sonny Bill Williams and Liam Messam have already been confirmed to represent their country's tilt at gold in Sevens' first Olympics as an official sport, and officials are eager for more of the sport's big names to make themselves available.

But his involvement shows the lure of the

OPTIONS:
- BlitzBoks to big name stars.
- Bryan Habana to big name stars.
- Damian de Allende to big name stars.
- Dubai to big name stars.
- Habana to big name stars.
- Liam Messam to big name stars.
- Lwazi Mvovo to big name stars.
- Neil Powell to big name stars.
- New Zealand to big name stars.
- New Zealanders to big name stars.
- Olympic to big name stars.
- Olympics to big name stars.
- Rio de Janeiro Olympics to big name stars.
- Rugby World Cup to big name stars.
- Sevens to big name stars.
- Sevens World Series to big name stars.
- Sonny Bill Williams to big name stars.
- South Africa to big name stars.
- Springboks to big name stars.
- World Cup to big name stars.


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For four years we have waited expectantly for the pitter patter of tiny paws. Soon, that wait could finally be over. Tian Tian, the UK's only female giant panda, has conceived and could give birth to a cub as early as August. However Edinburgh Zoo, where the pandas live, have warned people 'not to get too excited' as the process is 'extremely complex'. Moreover, on the two previous occasions keepers inseminated Tian Tian - whose name means 'Sweetie' - she has failed to produce a panda cub. She was artificially inseminated again in March this year, but keepers at the zoo say implantation - when a fertilised egg attaches to the uterus - has not yet occurred.

Under the terms of the agreement any cubs will return to

OPTIONS:
- China at the age of two, the age at which they would normally leave their mother in the wild.
- Edinburgh Zoo at the age of two, the age at which they would normally leave their mother in the wild.
- Sweetie at the age of two, the age at which they would normally leave their mother in the wild.
- Tian Tian at the age of two, the age at which they would normally leave their mother in the wild.
- UK at the age of two, the age at which they would normally leave their mother in the wild.
- Yang Guang at the age of two, the age at which they would normally leave their mother in the wild.


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If a golf course were to be created in Hell it might resemble the now serene landscape of Gallipoli, where the blood of thousands was spilled a century ago in one of World War I’s most spectacular Allied failures. An eerie serenity pervades the rolling landscape of this peninsula and, in the bright spring sunshine, there could scarcely be a more peaceful spot for a Sunday afternoon stroll. But a chill is never far from the spine, whatever the temperature. Scroll down for video Sulva Bay, Gallipoli Peninsula, Turkey, where in the World War I there were nearly 400,00 Allied casualties

OPTIONS:
- Allied soldiers land and begin the attack at Gallipoli, sometimes known as the Dardanelles Campaign
- Gallipoli soldiers land and begin the attack at Gallipoli, sometimes known as the Dardanelles Campaign
- Gallipoli Peninsula soldiers land and begin the attack at Gallipoli, sometimes known as the Dardanelles Campaign
- Hell soldiers land and begin the attack at Gallipoli, sometimes known as the Dardanelles Campaign
- Russell Crowe soldiers land and begin the attack at Gallipoli, sometimes known as the Dardanelles Campaign
- Sulva Bay soldiers land and begin the attack at Gallipoli, sometimes known as the Dardanelles Campaign
- Turkey soldiers land and begin the attack at Gallipoli, sometimes known as the Dardanelles Campaign
- Turkish soldiers land and begin the attack at Gallipoli, sometimes known as the Dardanelles Campaign
- Water Diviner soldiers land and begin the attack at Gallipoli, sometimes known as the Dardanelles Campaign
- World War I soldiers land and begin the attack at Gallipoli, sometimes known as the Dardanelles Campaign


(CNN) Donald Trump's victory as President-elect has proven that America is not one nation, but two. These two Americas are deeply divided by mistrust and misunderstanding. One America is rejoicing, while another grieves in disbelief. In January, Trump's new party will retool federal and international policies to recalibrate the government's internal and global posture. Then, four or eight years from now, the "other" America will likely retake the White House and reverse those actions. I believe we can do better than whipsaw between two angry, divisive extremes every presidential term or two. If the United States hopes to ever become united again, we must begin to understand our American neighbors from the "other" America. We must establish diplomatic understanding. I believe this is possible.

Every day I interact with friends and family from both of the

OPTIONS:
- America.
- American.
- Americas.
- CNN.
- Donald Trump.
- John S. Dickerson.
- Progressive America.
- Traditional America.
- Trump.
- US.
- United States.
- White House.


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A mother has told how she went into labour and gave birth inside a timber hut during a cyclone as 155mph winds raged round her. Marishan Magelan has revealed how neighbours risked their lives to help her as she delivered her first child, daughter Angelina, during  Cyclone Pam in Vanuatu, South Pacific. The 20-year-old, who lives in the village of Imaiyo, said she could not believe it when her contractions started at the same time reports of Cyclone Pam came through. The severe tropical storm, regarded as one of the worst natural disasters in the history of Vanuatu, killed 16 people - and left many injured and thousands homeless.

Happily, she is now doing well and

OPTIONS:
- Angelina has managed to patch up the hut she lives in.
- Cyclone Pam has managed to patch up the hut she lives in.
- Imaiyo has managed to patch up the hut she lives in.
- Marishan has managed to patch up the hut she lives in.
- Marishan Magelan has managed to patch up the hut she lives in.
- Pam has managed to patch up the hut she lives in.
- South Pacific has managed to patch up the hut she lives in.
- Vanuatu has managed to patch up the hut she lives in.


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Helena Bonham-Carter has credited Mozart with helping make her children 'unbelievably clever,'  it has been reported. The quirky actress revealed that she started educating her two children when they were still in the womb by playing them the music of the celebrated composer. 'I basically played Mozart and violin concertos again and again because it stimulated the inner ear of the unborn baby,' The newly-separated star, reportedly told Classic FM. 'And everything that they promised happened to both my children. They came out alert, unbelievably clever, and very relaxed.' Scroll down for video Actress Helena Bonham-Carter revealed she played her 'unbelievably clever' children Mozart in the womb Pictured: The actress with Tim Burton, and their children Billy Ray and Nell

OPTIONS:
- Billy Ray has two children, Billy Ray, 11, and Nell, seven, with director Tim Burton.
- Classic FM has two children, Billy Ray, 11, and Nell, seven, with director Tim Burton.
- Helena Bonham-Carter has two children, Billy Ray, 11, and Nell, seven, with director Tim Burton.
- Mozart has two children, Billy Ray, 11, and Nell, seven, with director Tim Burton.
- Nell has two children, Billy Ray, 11, and Nell, seven, with director Tim Burton.
- Tim Burton has two children, Billy Ray, 11, and Nell, seven, with director Tim Burton.


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One daredevil risked his life to add this ultimate travel snap to his holiday photo album. Perched on a ledge at the famous Lion's Head mountain in South Africa, some 2,000ft above the city of Cape Town, 24-year-old Italian tourist Alessio Bariviera leapt into the air in a dangerous pose captured on camera. The height of the nerve-jangling stunt is more than double that of Paris' Eiffel Tower. Alessio said: 'It was such a rush. The fall from the rock where I was jumping is immense and it's completely vertical. 'If I had lost my footing at all then I would have died immediately which should be scary but it isn't.

Only last month, action of a very different kind was alleged to have taken place at

OPTIONS:
- Alessio.
- Alessio Bariviera.
- Cape Town.
- Eiffel Tower.
- Italian.
- Lion's Head.
- Paris.
- South Africa.
- Table Mountain.


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Rome, Italy (CNN) -- It doesn't take a social anthropologist to see that Italians truly love a lot about American culture. It is evident everywhere, from the popularity of Coca-Cola and Levi's to the prevalence of American music and movies. But for all they like about American culture, it's fair to say Italians are getting a little weary of the American attitude -- especially when it comes to justice. Italians point to a number of high-profile cases over the years in which they say American suspects have been accused of wrongdoing and criminal acts, but have been let off lightly. These cases leave Italians with the feeling that it's possible for Americans to get away with murder.

Italians were outraged that

OPTIONS:
- Alps could conduct military-style operations on Italian soil, especially involving kidnapping and torture, and go unpunished.
- Amanda Knox could conduct military-style operations on Italian soil, especially involving kidnapping and torture, and go unpunished.
- American could conduct military-style operations on Italian soil, especially involving kidnapping and torture, and go unpunished.
- Americans could conduct military-style operations on Italian soil, especially involving kidnapping and torture, and go unpunished.
- Baghdad could conduct military-style operations on Italian soil, especially involving kidnapping and torture, and go unpunished.
- British could conduct military-style operations on Italian soil, especially involving kidnapping and torture, and go unpunished.
- CNN could conduct military-style operations on Italian soil, especially involving kidnapping and torture, and go unpunished.
- Coca-Cola could conduct military-style operations on Italian soil, especially involving kidnapping and torture, and go unpunished.
- Italian could conduct military-style operations on Italian soil, especially involving kidnapping and torture, and go unpunished.
- Italians could conduct military-style operations on Italian soil, especially involving kidnapping and torture, and go unpunished.
- Italy could conduct military-style operations on Italian soil, especially involving kidnapping and torture, and go unpunished.
- Levi's could conduct military-style operations on Italian soil, especially involving kidnapping and torture, and go unpunished.
- Meredith Kercher could conduct military-style operations on Italian soil, especially involving kidnapping and torture, and go unpunished.
- Nicola Calipari could conduct military-style operations on Italian soil, especially involving kidnapping and torture, and go unpunished.
- Rome could conduct military-style operations on Italian soil, especially involving kidnapping and torture, and go unpunished.
- Seattle could conduct military-style operations on Italian soil, especially involving kidnapping and torture, and go unpunished.
- U.S. Marine Corps could conduct military-style operations on Italian soil, especially involving kidnapping and torture, and go unpunished.


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So you're in your mid-twenties and you’re thinking of your next holiday. You want somewhere that’s going to be packed with culture but you also want nightlife and fine dining for a reasonable price. That’s the impossible dream, right? Turns out Ibiza is just that place and it must be doing something right; it’s got a strong celeb following with Rita Ora, Mariah Carey, Naomi Campbell, Kim Kardashian and Kate Moss all being  visitors this summer. Thomson are now getting you in on the action with their new Scene holidays - the perfect way to experience the best of the wild and the luxury in locations that range from far flung and closer to home such as Thailand, Mexico, Ibiza and Croatia.

Follow in

OPTIONS:
- Croatia’s footsteps and catch a short ferry from Ibiza to Formentera Island for a blissful day of pure relaxation.
- Ibiza’s footsteps and catch a short ferry from Ibiza to Formentera Island for a blissful day of pure relaxation.
- Kate Moss’s footsteps and catch a short ferry from Ibiza to Formentera Island for a blissful day of pure relaxation.
- Kim Kardashian’s footsteps and catch a short ferry from Ibiza to Formentera Island for a blissful day of pure relaxation.
- MailOnlineTravel’s footsteps and catch a short ferry from Ibiza to Formentera Island for a blissful day of pure relaxation.
- Mariah Carey’s footsteps and catch a short ferry from Ibiza to Formentera Island for a blissful day of pure relaxation.
- Mexico’s footsteps and catch a short ferry from Ibiza to Formentera Island for a blissful day of pure relaxation.
- Naomi Campbell’s footsteps and catch a short ferry from Ibiza to Formentera Island for a blissful day of pure relaxation.
- Rita Ora’s footsteps and catch a short ferry from Ibiza to Formentera Island for a blissful day of pure relaxation.
- Scene’s footsteps and catch a short ferry from Ibiza to Formentera Island for a blissful day of pure relaxation.
- Thailand’s footsteps and catch a short ferry from Ibiza to Formentera Island for a blissful day of pure relaxation.
- Thomson’s footsteps and catch a short ferry from Ibiza to Formentera Island for a blissful day of pure relaxation.


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The conduct of David Okeyo, a member of athletics' world governing body's ruling council, will be referred to the organisation's ethics commission after it was revealed he is the subject of a police investigation in his native Kenya. Okeyo, a vice-president of Athletics Kenya (AK) and a member of the IAAF council, is alleged to have siphoned off funds from a sponsorship deal between the national association and sportswear firm Nike. He denies any wrongdoing, but the investigation heaps further embarrassment on the IAAF, which on Friday provisionally suspended Russia from all competition after a report commissioned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) alleged the country had been involved in state-sponsored doping.

A statement issued by the IAAF on Okeyo read: 'The IAAF was not aware of the investigation into Mr Okeyo in Kenya and the information has immediately been passed on to the independent

OPTIONS:
- AK ethics commission.
- Athletics Kenya ethics commission.
- David Okeyo ethics commission.
- IAAF ethics commission.
- Kenya ethics commission.
- Kenyan ethics commission.
- Nike ethics commission.
- Okeyo ethics commission.
- Russia ethics commission.
- WADA ethics commission.
- World Anti-Doping Agency ethics commission.


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The Government has embarked on a big sell-off as it has reduced its stake in Royal Mail and has announced it will start selling down its 79 per cent holding in Royal Bank of Scotland in the coming months. The announcement also follows the sale of more shares in Lloyds Banking Group last night, which took the Government’s holding in the lender down to just under 18 per cent. Taxpayers will make a loss from the sale of RBS stake unless the share price soars rapidly: it is currently around 360p, 28 per cent lower than the 500p that would be needed for the Government to recoup its investment.

‘It is highly dubious for the Chancellor to claim that significant losses on

OPTIONS:
- Government are somehow acceptable because a gain can be made selling Lloyds or other completely separate assets.
- Government’s are somehow acceptable because a gain can be made selling Lloyds or other completely separate assets.
- Lloyds are somehow acceptable because a gain can be made selling Lloyds or other completely separate assets.
- Lloyds Banking Group are somehow acceptable because a gain can be made selling Lloyds or other completely separate assets.
- RBS are somehow acceptable because a gain can be made selling Lloyds or other completely separate assets.
- Royal Bank of Scotland are somehow acceptable because a gain can be made selling Lloyds or other completely separate assets.
- Royal Mail are somehow acceptable because a gain can be made selling Lloyds or other completely separate assets.
- Taxpayers are somehow acceptable because a gain can be made selling Lloyds or other completely separate assets.


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They are used to toss dough, spread sauces and scatter toppings so it comes as no surprise that a pizza maker's hands are very precious indeed. So precious in fact that, in what could be a world first, the founder and CEO of Papa John's Pizza, John Schnatter has had his hands insured for a staggering $15.3m (£10 million). The policy has been insured by syndicates at Lloyd's of London and is a bespoke agreement that covers him for the loss of his hands. The policy puts Mr Schnatter's hands in the company of a handful of talented A-listers who have had their most valuable assets insured.

Late last year joining the upper echelons of those whose assets are insured was Sebastian Michaelis a tea-taster at

OPTIONS:
- A.
- Bespoke.
- John Schnatter.
- Lloyd's of London.
- Papa John's.
- Papa John's Pizza.
- Schnatter.
- Sebastian Michaelis.
- Tetley's.


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The family of Charleston church massacre suspect listened solemnly as the names of his nine victims were read out by their pastor at a moving Sunday service. Dylann Roof's father Franklin, his step-sister Morgan and grandfather and grandmother Joseph and Lucy sat quietly as his alleged horror was described to the congregation who had known him since he was a boy. Worshippers at St Paul's Lutheran church in Columbia, South Carolina, were also told by a pastor: 'Our hearts have been pierced...he was one we have known.' An hour later and 120 miles to the south at the Emanuel AME church in Charleston, the congregation walked into worship for the first time since Roof allegedly opened fire on Wednesday.

Rev Metze said: 'I continue to do with the

OPTIONS:
- Charleston what I was trained to do, which is to love the family, pray for them and hug them.
- Columbia what I was trained to do, which is to love the family, pray for them and hug them.
- Dylann what I was trained to do, which is to love the family, pray for them and hug them.
- Dylann Roof what I was trained to do, which is to love the family, pray for them and hug them.
- Emanuel AME what I was trained to do, which is to love the family, pray for them and hug them.
- Emanuel AME Church what I was trained to do, which is to love the family, pray for them and hug them.
- Franklin what I was trained to do, which is to love the family, pray for them and hug them.
- Franklin Roof what I was trained to do, which is to love the family, pray for them and hug them.
- Joseph what I was trained to do, which is to love the family, pray for them and hug them.
- Lucy what I was trained to do, which is to love the family, pray for them and hug them.
- Morgan what I was trained to do, which is to love the family, pray for them and hug them.
- Roof what I was trained to do, which is to love the family, pray for them and hug them.
- South Carolina what I was trained to do, which is to love the family, pray for them and hug them.
- St Paul's Lutheran what I was trained to do, which is to love the family, pray for them and hug them.
- St Paul's Lutheran Church what I was trained to do, which is to love the family, pray for them and hug them.
- Tony Metze what I was trained to do, which is to love the family, pray for them and hug them.