In this task, you will be shown a passage. You need to write a fill-in-the-gap question based on your understanding of the events that might be inferred from the passage. Your question should be answerable based on the passage and only have one correct answer. Show the gap in your question with a _ .

Allegations that a secret undercover police unit carried out spying operations on Labour MPs need to be investigated immediately, Nick Clegg demanded this morning. The Deputy Prime Minister said the idea that elected politicians were being 'snooped on' because of their views 'appalled' him and urged the Home Secretary Theresa May to order a wider probe into undercover police tactics to investigate allegations. It comes after a former officer, Peter Francis, said he read files on 10 MPs during his 11 years working for the Metropolitan Police's now notorious Special Demonstration Squad. The Deputy Prime Minister said the idea that elected politicians were being 'snooped on' because of their views 'appalled' himA former officer from a secret police unit admitted spying on Labour MPsTargets included deputy leader Harriet Harman, Peter Hain and Jack StrawNick Clegg this morning said the allegations, if true, were 'terrible'Deputy Prime Minister said a probe into police tactics to investigate them
Hundreds of animal rights activists, neo-Nazi groups, campaigners for black justice and other campaigners who, unknowingly, were spied on by the _ could have their convictions overturned.

Hillary Clinton could face a serious challenge in the Democratic primary from a party-switching politician with his sights on the Oval Office. No, not Bernie Sanders, the independent senator from Vermont who became a Democrat in order to compete for the nomination of the party he best aligns with. Nor is it Lincoln Chafee, the former Republican senator from Rhode Island who served as governor of the state for one term as an independent and later became a Democrat. Chafee's announcing his candidacy for the Democratic Party's nomination this evening during a foreign policy address at George Mason University. But it's former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg who politicos are talking about today.It's not Bernie Sanders or former Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee, who is expected to announce his candidacy tonightDemocrats are said to be wooing former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg to run against ClintonHe was Democrat but became a Republican before running for office; he's now independent but would have 'no problem' switching again, it's saidAt a net worth of $36.9 billion, he could fund his own campaign
_'s real-time net worth at the time this article was $36.9 billion, making him the 14th wealthiest person in the world.

Washington (CNN) -- Years of budget cuts have made two key U.S. agencies' efforts to contain the threat of Ebola harder than it should be, Rep. Chris Van Hollen told CNN on Thursday. The Maryland Democrat pointed to spending cuts at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Institutes of Health, which are both involved in the response to a Dallas man who this week became the first patient diagnosed with Ebola in the United States. "There's no doubt that the deep health care cuts that we've seen have made it more difficult to respond in a rapid and comprehensive way to the Ebola outbreak," Van Hollen said.Two key U.S. health agencies have faced steep budget cuts in recent yearsRep. Chris Van Hollen says those cuts "have made it more difficult" to handle the Ebola outbreakHealth agency director: "I have to tell you honestly it's been a significant impact on us"

The CDC saw its discretionary funding cut by $585 million from 2010 to 2014, while the _'s budget was slashed by $446 million over the last four years.