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 _ .

The Pentagon last night admitted that one of its laboratories may accidentally have sent live anthrax to Britain. Technicians sent samples to a UK research facility without making sure the spores had been killed with radiation, officials said. The lab, run by British staff, has not been identified and no details have been released about how the samples were transported. The US Department of Defence claimed there was ‘no known risk’ to the public and an ‘extremely low risk’ to lab workers. But biosafety experts have sharply criticised the error and called for better precautions. The samples were shipped from Dugway army base which tests chemical weapons in a remote area of the Utah desert.A Pentagon laboratory may have sent live anthrax to Britain, it emergedSamples sent without making sure spores had been killed with radiationAnthrax can be deadly unless a patient is given large doses of antibioticsUS Department of Defence claimed there was 'no known risk' to the public
But the _ was sent samples from a batch in which live spores were found.

Supermodel Gigi Hadid's father has been accused of stealing land from his neighbor - an 89-year-old wheelchair-bound widow. The allegation is the latest revelation in a 'millionaires' row' battle over his giant Bel Air mansion. Mohamed Hadid allegedly called one-time big band singer Carole Cramer a 'bitch' who didn't need the strip of her yard because 'she would die soon.' 'He's a terrible man,' stroke victim Cramer told Daily Mail Online in an exclusive interview in her home in the tony Bel Air area of Los Angeles. 'He came into my garden and told my gardener I have so much land and that I don't use and said I was a bitch,' she added.Mohamed Hadid  has been accused of stealing land from Carole Cramer in the battle over the building of his 30,000 sq. ft. mansionCramer, who sang with the Tommy Dorsey Big Band, lives on Bel Air's Strada Vecchia Road right above HadidThe developer doesn't even have a buyer for the property'He's a terrible man,' says Cramer, who tells Daily Mail Online she has lived in her $7m Bel Air home for half a centuryNeighbor Joe Horacek has taken dozens of pictures to document ongoing construction - even though permits were pulledHouse nicknamed the Starship Enterprise is 67ft high, 31 ft over city's height limit
_ did not respond to Daily Mail Online's requests for comment.

It's the German grocery giant that's taken the retail market by storm. And no, it isn't Aldi. Lidl, ranked the fourth-largest retailer in the world, is reportedly set to launch in Australia this year. The popular European discount chain, which vows to offer 'big brands at small prices', prides itself on its extensive high-quality wine cellar which is available at a low-cost. Like its competitor Aldi, Lidl doesn't limit itself to simply fruits and vegetables as its stores also offer own-label groceries and premium products ranging from household goods, clothing and paints, according to The Australian. The budget retailer is also known for its small goods as customers say its fresh fruits and vegetables are cheaper while other items such as toilet rolls can only be bought in bulk, The Guardian reports.German supermarket chain Lidl is expected to open in Australia this yearThe retailer is known for its top-end tipples, offered at a cheap priceIts UK stores experienced the most successful Christmas last yearCustomers say fruits and vegetables are cheaper at LidlBut some items can only be bought in bulk, which includes toilet paper

_ also sold more than $4 million worth of fresh turkey during the Christmas period.