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 _ .

[Q]: Jailed: Riki Hughes stole £17,000 from the football club where he volunteered as club secretary A veteran of the Iraq war stole thousands of pounds from a children's football club and spent the money on a stag trip to Las Vegas. Lance Corporal Riki Hughes has been jailed for 16 months after he plundered the accounts of Tidworth Town Football Club, where he volunteered as club secretary. He claimed to be making rent payments to the club's landlord - even though the team was actually getting its property for free. Hughes, 31, spent the money on himself, including camping equipment and a stag holiday to Las Vegas, Salisbury Crown Court heard.Ex-soldier Riki Hughes, 31, was the club secretary at Tidworth Town FCHe set up fake bank account in the name of the team's landlord and siphoned off at least £17,000Jailed for 16 months after spending the cash on camping gear and holiday
[A]: The former soldier, who served two tours in _, pleaded guilty to stealing £17,000, but the club claimed that the total theft amounted to £26,000.


[Q]: A brother and sister who bravely gave chase to a man attempting to kidnap their 22-month-old baby brother have spoken about the moments leading up to young Owen Wright being snatched. Brenden, 10, Delicia, 8, and Owen were approached by the stranger as they played in a park in the tiny town of Sprague, Washington, after their babysitter had left them unattended on Sunday. The man, described as about 30 years old, 6-foot to 6-foot-2, with a thin build, brown hair and a mustache, first attempted to befriend the two older children. Scroll down for video Delicia Wright, 8, said that the man told them he was nice to kids and had been babysitting for a long time, she didn't believe him and her screams helped raise the alarmBrenden, 10, Delicia, 8, and Owen were approached by a stranger after their babysitter left them playing unattended in a park in Sprague, WashingtonThe man told the older children that he was nice to kids and had been babysitting for a long timeDelicia Wright said he didn't believe him and when he picked up her younger brother she started to scream which helped raise the alarmOlder brother Breden said he wasn't scared of the man and it was important to get Owen back as they had to attend a cousin's birthday partyFather Michael Wright said he was relieved that young Owen was unhurt and very proud of his other kids' braveryPolice have no leads in their search for the stranger who is about 30 years old, 6-foot to 6-foot-2, with a thin build, brown hair and a mustache
[A]: _'s older sister Delicia, left, and brother Brenden, right, were also captured on security video footage as they gave chase after the man who had taken their younger brother Owen.


[Q]: North Korea may already have 20 nuclear warheads - double as many as previously thought, Chinese nuclear experts have warned. The pariah state may also have the capability to produce enough weapons-grade uranium to double its arsenal by next year, The Wall Street Journal has reported. Chinese estimates of Pyongyang's nuclear production, relayed to US nuclear specialists, exceed most previous US forecasts of between 10 to 16 bombs, said the report, which cited people briefed on the matter. Scroll down for video A North Korean vehicle carrying a missile passes by during a mass military parade in Pyongyang's Kim Il Sung Square. The pariah state may have as many as 20 nuclear warheads, it has now been suggestedPariah state may have 20 warheads not 10 as previous US forecasts heldStockpile of weapons could grow to 50 or even 100 within next five yearsUS military believes secretive country has ability to miniaturise warhead and mount it on ballistic missile, though there have been no such tests yet
[A]:
_ has conducted three nuclear detonations, the most recent in February 2013.