In this task, you will be presented with a passage and have to answer a question based on your understanding of the events inferred from the passage. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].
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Question: Decision day: David Cameron's daughter Nancyis among tens of thousands of children who will found out today if they have got in to their first choice Almost half the children in some areas were yesterday denied their preferred secondary school as pressure grows on places. Tens of thousands of ten and 11-year-olds across the country were not given their first choice when councils announced allocations. Cities including London and Birmingham saw three in ten miss out on their favourite, while in several areas that figure was four or nearly five in ten. Competition for places is getting fiercer in many areas which have seen population increases fuelled partly by immigration.David Cameron's child Nancy being told where she has been acceptedLikely to have been offered a place at state school close to Downing StreetThousands of other children failed to get first choice, council figures revealIn Birmingham 32 per cent of 11-year-olds - 4,000 - were left disappointedAround a third of children in London missed out on preferred secondaryIn Bristol and Sandwell near West Bromwich 1 in 4 didn't get first choiceVirtually all children in Cornwall and East Riding got preferred place 
 Question:His daughter Nancy is understood to have applied to several L_schools, including some of the most competitive in the country.

Answer: London


Question: (CNN) French authorities resumed clearing the infamous "Jungle" migrant camp in Calais Tuesday in the wake of violent clashes at the site, with the country's interior minister vowing "radical" pro-migrant activists would not block the operation. Four people, three of them pro-migrant activists, were arrested Monday and 11 police officers suffered minor injuries when police began dismantling structures in the "Jungle," the sprawling camp near the northwestern port of Calais, authorities said. Calais authorities plan to demolish the southern half of the camp and relocate the inhabitants in response to unsanitary conditions at the site, but met stiff resistance from some migrants and supporters from pro-migrant activist group No Borders Monday.French interior minister blames "violent" pro-migrant activists for clashes at "Jungle" campAuthorities vow to push ahead with clearing the southern part of the camp in CalaisUNHCR warns of "imminent humanitarian crisis" as bottleneck grows in Greece 
 Question:Meanwhile, _ said the numbers of migrants at Idomeni had swollen to 8,500 Monday night, with 1,500 having spent the previous night in the open.

Answer: UNHCR


Question: Britain was hailed as a ‘job-creating machine’ last night as the number of people in work soared to its highest level in history. The Conservatives’ economic strategy also won a stunning international endorsement, with the International Monetary Fund lavishing praise on Chancellor George Osborne. Employment rose above 31million in the three months to February, official figures showed – 557,000 higher than a year before. The Conservatives’ economic strategy won a stunning international endorsement, with the International Monetary Fund lavishing praise on Chancellor George Osborne (pictured) David Cameron said the Conservatives had overseen a ‘jobs miracle’ and Britain had created more jobs in the last five years than the rest of the EU put together.Employment in UK rose above 31million in last three months to FebruaryConservative's economic strategy praised by International Monetary FundPrime Minister David Cameron says Tories have overseen a 'jobs miracle' 
 Question:‘The British economy is a job-creating machine and we have set out, as a _, plans to go on creating jobs, two million further jobs, in the next parliament.’

Answer:
Conservatives