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query: By 8 p.m., all @placeholder forces were out of Somalia. entities: Barack Obama, CNN, Congressional, France, French, Obama, Somali, Somalia, U.S., al Qaeda passage: (CNN) -- U.S. troops lent "limited technical support" in France's bloody and unsuccessful bid in Somalia to rescue an intelligence agent who'd been held hostage for years, President Barack Obama said Sunday. Obama detailed the U.S. military involvement in the Friday night mission in a letter sent to the leaders of the nation's two legislative chambers. The letter was released publicly as well. Are you there? Send your photo, videos, but please stay safe. While U.S. forces "provided limited technical support," they "took no direct part in the assault on the compound where it was believed the French citizen was being held hostage," the president explained. President Obama details U.S. military involvement in a hostage rescue in Somalia. French forces failed to free an intelligence agent held by an al Qaeda-linked group. French officials say 1 soldier died, 1 is missing, and the hostage is believed dead. U.S. aircraft were in Somali airspace but didn't fire, Obama told Congressional leaders

U.S.

query: That app only was capable of hurting his own devices, he said, and was uploaded to the @placeholder to test the bug. entities: Accuvant, App Store, Apple, Apple App Store, CNN, Charlie Miller, Miller, iOS, iPad, iPhone passage: (CNN) -- A bug in Apple's mobile operating system allows hackers to take control of iPhone and iPad apps, using them to steal people's photos, contacts and even send text messages without the device's user knowing about it, according to a notable computer security researcher. Charlie Miller, a researcher at Accuvant and one of the world's best-known Apple hackers, said Tuesday that the bug proves the Apple App Store isn't as safe as advertised. "Until now, you could just blindly trust and download as many apps as you wanted and not worry about it," Miller said in an interview with CNN. "But until they fix this, you really should think twice about any apps you're downloading, because they could be malicious." Researcher: iOS flaw raises questions about App Store's security. The security hole could let hackers steal photos, contacts and send texts, he says. Charlie Miller, the researcher, is one of the most prominent Apple hackers. Miller says he alerted Apple to the bug three weeks ago

App Store

query: Basically, this character's death will "propel @placeholder into her newest incarnation." entities: Alicia Florrick, CNN, Good Wife, Josh Charles, Julianna Margulies, Kings, Michelle King, Robert, Showrunners Robert, The Good Wife, Will Gardner passage: (CNN) -- Be kind to fans of "The Good Wife" today. They're seriously struggling. During the course of Sunday's episode, faithful "Good Wife" viewers had to say goodbye to Josh Charles' character, Will Gardner, who was killed in a plot twist no one saw coming. Fans have taken the news so badly that showrunners Robert and Michelle King have been forced to explain why they did it. The Kings, who launched the acclaimed drama in 2009, say in an open letter addressed to their "loyal" audience that their focus has always been on "the education of" Julianna Margulies' character, Alicia Florrick, a lawyer whose life was thrown into turmoil after her husband's corruption scandal. "The Good Wife" killed off an integral character in Sunday's episode. Fans have struggled with understanding why. Showrunners Robert and Michelle King have explained it was necessary for the plot. The Kings say TV doesn't deal with the irredeemability of death enough

Alicia Florrick

query: The @placeholder gala dinner was a hugely successful event and we are very grateful to Stephen Fry for hosting it.’ entities: DPP, Ed Miliband, Fry, Keir Starmer, Labour, Labour fundraiser, Miliband, Operation Yewtree, Stephen Fry, Yewtree passage: Stephen Fry publicly criticised Operation Yewtree Stephen Fry left an audience in shocked silence at a Labour fundraiser attended by Ed Miliband by publicly criticising the Operation Yewtree investigation into historic sex abuse. The Labour-supporting actor, who was hosting the event, complained that fewer than 50 per cent of those people held under Yewtree have been found guilty and that those who make false accusations should be prosecuted. But last night Mr Miliband’s office issued a rebuke to Fry by insisting that the party fully supported Yewtree and making clear that Mr Miliband’s ‘thoughts were with the victims’. Fry singled out for criticism Sir Keir Starmer, the former Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), who was present at the gala dinner last Wednesday. Host Stephen Fry left audience at Labour fundraiser in shocked silence. Actor criticised Operation Yewtree investigation into historic abuse. He complained that less than 50 per cent of those held had been convicted

Labour

query: Witnesses reported demonstrations in the capital, @placeholder, where people chanted slogans and tear gas was fired amid a moderate security presence. entities: Amnesty International, CNN, Damascus, Great Friday, Harasta, Homs, Izraa, Muslims, Secretary-General, Syria, Syrian, U.N., Violence passage: (CNN) -- Violence swept across Syria on Friday, with at least 43 people reported killed in another bloody day of confrontation between government forces and demonstrators calling for political change. Reliable numbers were difficult to come by. CNN bases its figures on reports from witnesses. Amnesty International, citing local human rights activists, reported that at least 75 people were killed in Friday's protests. The Syrian government does not permit CNN to report from inside the country. The killings occurred in several flashpoint regions as thousands of Syrian protesters defiantly marched after Muslims' weekly prayers in a display of mass discontent toward the government. NEW: U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon joins chorus of international condemnation. "This is going to become worse," a human rights official predicts. "Great Friday" deaths reported in Homs, Izraa, Harasta and Damascus suburbs. Human rights groups have urged Syria not to use violence to suppress protests

Damascus

query: According to the results, @placeholder's iPad Air is five times faster than Apple’s iPad 2, however, the latter was released in 2011 so the speed difference isn’t surprising. entities: Advent, Apple, Galaxy Note 10.1, Galaxy Note 10.1 2014, Google, Magazine, Nexus 7, Samsung, Tesco, Vega Tegra Note 7, iPad, iPad Air passage: Very little separates many of the high-end tablets these days, with each new model claiming to be the fastest on the market. To put these claims to the test, Which? Magazine took the bestselling tablets from the likes of Apple, Samsung, Google and Tesco, covering various price ranges, and ran each one through speed benchmarking tests. Samsung’s Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 edition topped the list, with a benchmark score of 2856, while Apple’s iPad 2 finished last with a score of just 502. Which? Magazine used benchmarking tests to see which high-end tablets are the fastest. Samsung's Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 edition topped the list, pictured centre, with a benchmark score of 2856, beating Apple's iPad Air, left, on 2687 and Google's latest Nexus 7, which scored 2675. Samsung’s latest Galaxy Note 10.1 was the fastest tablet on test. Apple’s iPad Air was in second place and Google’s Nexus 7 came third. The slowest tablet based on benchmarking tests was three-year-old iPad 2. Advent’s Vega Tegra Note 7 was a surprise performer beating Apple’s iPad mini - despite being £250 cheaper

Apple

query: And @placeholder halted its countdown on Thursday, at five minutes, because of a computer problem related to safety on the "eastern range." entities: CNN, Discovery, Earth, ISS, International Space Station, Mission Control, NASA, Twitter passage: (CNN) -- Some 220 miles above the Earth's surface, the shuttle Discovery docked Saturday afternoon with the International Space Station for the last time. Due to problems lining up with each other, the shuttle's "hard-mating" with the permanent orbiter threatened to push the six-man crew off schedule. The hook-up was finished around 3 p.m., yet NASA's Mission Control noted a possibility that the installation of an express logistics carrier would not be completed until Sunday, one day later than planned. Instead, the crew took a little longer to tackle the job -- getting permission from the space agency's mission control to sleep in an extra 30 minutes in return for the long day's work, according to NASA's Twitter feed. NEW: Astronauts take extra time to install logistics carrier, then get OK to sleep in. The space shuttle docks 220 miles above Earth with the ISS. There was a slight delay in "hard-mating" due to alignment issues, NASA says. Discovery was the first space shuttle to dock with the space station in 1999

NASA

query: 'We also invited customers to watch the screening of @placeholder 3 half an hour later. entities: Cineworld, Madagascar, Nottingham, PG, Paranormal Activity, Paranormal Activity 4 passage: Parents have told how their children were left 'scarred for life' after cinema staff put on a horror film instead of a cartoon comedy. There was panic in a Saturday-morning screening when 15-rated supernatural thriller Paranormal Activity 4 started playing instead of PG family movie Madagascar 3. Youngsters reacted in horror as a 'flashback' scene from the original Paranormal Activity showed a bloodied corpse being hurled at the camera. Scroll down for video Horror: An audience settling down for a family film were shocked to be shown 15-rated Paranormal Activity 4 Around 25 families at the Cineworld cinema in Nottingham scrambled for the exits with their crying children - some as young as five - when the film started. Children as young as five at Saturday screening at Cineworld in Nottingham. Instead of comedy cartoon, projectionists put on terrifying horror movie. Parents said children had been 'terrified' and 'scarred for life' Staff have apologised and offered full refund and complimentary tickets

Madagascar

query: The @placeholder craft will circulate the moon 20-50 kilometres above its surface and analyse the lunar dust entities: Apollo 17, Dust Experiment, LADEE, Lunar Atmosphere, Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer, NASA, Sara Malm, Virginia, Wallops Island passage: By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 10:24 EST, 5 September 2013 | UPDATED: 17:38 EST, 6 September 2013 It has been over four decades since NASA left the moon, but now the space agency is at it again. NASA is launching a small rocket to investigate an unusual discovery made by the crew on Apollo 17 – moon dust. Crews reported seeing an odd glow on the lunar horizon just before sunrise, an unexpected sight as the airless moon lacked atmosphere for reflecting sunlight. Sky high: An artist's concept showing the Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer - LADEE - which will take off from a NASA base on Friday. NASA to launch Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Experiment - LADEE. Rocket takes off from Wallops Island, Virginia on Friday night. Spacecraft to investigate possibility of electrically charged dust

Lunar Atmosphere

query: "The plan (@placeholder is) proposing would cause Medicare to go bankrupt by 2016." entities: Affordable Care Act, Affordable Cart Act, Bill Clinton, CNN, Clinton, Democrat, Democratic National Convention, Democrats, Medicare, Mitt Romney, Romney passage: (CNN) -- More than one speaker at the Democratic National Convention alleged this week that a Mitt Romney presidency would spell financial ruin for Medicare in four years. The claim stems from earlier projections, made before the Democrats' health care reform law was passed in 2010, that Medicare's hospital insurance trust fund would be insolvent before the end of this decade. Former President Bill Clinton led the way Wednesday, saying that the Democrat-backed Affordable Care Act bought time for Medicare and made it financially solid until 2024. He said Romney, who wants to repeal the act, would reverse this gain and make Medicare "go broke in 2016." Clinton: Democrat-backed Affordable Care Act bought time for Medicare and made it financially solid until 2024. Romney wants to set up a "premium support system" for Medicare, with vouchers to buy coverage. Repealing and maintaining the Affordable Cart Act both have consequences

Romney

query: It was only (an) appropriate response to the conflict that was started by the @placeholder side," he said. entities: Army Region, Bangkok, CNN, Cambodia, Cambodian, Chea Mon, Indonesia, Region, Tawatchai Samutsakorn, Thai, Thailand passage: Bangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- Military commanders along the turbulent Thai-Cambodian border agreed to a cease-fire on Thursday, a Thai military source told CNN. A border dispute that turned violent over the last week remains volatile, and the hiatus was forged at the unit commander level but not the higher levels of the militaries. The source, who asked not to be named because he is not authorized to speak, said if the peace persists, higher-ranking people may meet on Friday. They would be Thailand's 2nd Region commander, Lt. Gen Tawatchai Samutsakorn, and Lt. Gen. Chea Mon, Cambodia's 5th Army Region commander. Unit level commanders worked out the hiatus. Indonesia has offered to help resolve the crisis. Ancient temples are at the core of the dispute

Cambodian

query: @placeholder did not disagree with the decision but described the referee's overall performance as 'very poor' entities: Frenchman, Garry Monk, Jonathan Moss, Morgan Schneiderlin, Premier League, Schneiderlin, Southampton, Swansea, Victor Wanyama, Vikings, Wilfried Bony passage: At times during the summer, Southampton looked like a club recently visited by Vikings. The fact they now sit inside the top four has shocked even their own players, with Morgan Schneiderlin admitting he never imagined they would recover so quickly from such drastic surgery. It was telling, also, that the Frenchman claimed: 'I’m happy here, I’m fully focused on Southampton and there is no problem'. It's some statement from a player who pouted about being kept in the summer when other leading lights were getting big moves elsewhere. Victor Wanyama strikes for Southampton after they had struggled for 41 minutes against ten men. Southampton beat 10-man Swansea 1-0 to go second in the Premier League. But Schneiderlin wary after similarly good start last season. Swansea boss Garry Monk hits out at referee Jonathan Moss after Wilfried Bony red card

Garry Monk

query: @placeholder has been preparing for these situations it was recently revealed, with actors going into hospitals and feigning Ebola-like symptoms to see how staff handled the scenario. entities: Brookdale Hospital, Brooklyn, Daily News, Eboal, Ebola, New York, Sudan, Thomas Eric Duncan, United States passage: A Brooklyn teenager was rushed to the hospital yesterday after showing symptoms consistent with Ebola. The 14-year-old boy had a fever and was feeling fluish according to officials who spoke to the Daily News. He was brought to Brookdale Hospital where tests are being run to see if he has the disease. Scroll down for video Ebola in Brooklyn? : A 14-year-old boy who had symptoms that could be Ebola was admitted to a Brooklyn hospital yesterday, shortly after returning from a trip to Sudan This news comes a day after the first man to die of Eboal in the United States, Thomas Eric Duncan, had his body cremated. A 14-year-old boy was admitted to a hospital in Brooklyn, New York, showing signs of what could be Ebola. The boy had just returned to the country this week after spending time in Sudan. He was sick in Sudan and hospitalized, but lied to get back into the country

New York

query: So often the butt of the joke, but stood strong against @placeholder's attack on Saturday. entities: ARSENAL, Antonio Valencia, Arsenal, Barclays Premier League, Chris Smalling, David de Gea, Gunners, Kieran Gibbs, Louis van Gaal, Manchester United, Olivier Giroud, Paddy McNair, Pole, Sami Mokbel, Sportsmail, United, Wayne Rooney, Wojciech Szczesny, Young passage: Manchester United moved back into the top four of the Barclays Premier League with a 2-1 smash-and-grab raid at Arsenal. Antonio Valencia's shot was deflected in off Kieran Gibbs, whose collision with Wojciech Szczesny saw the Arsenal keeper substituted, on 55 minutes before, as the Gunners pressed, Wayne Rooney clipped in a second on the break. Arsenal forward Olivier Giroud marked his return from three months out with a broken ankle by netting a well-struck consolation in stoppage-time. Sportsmail's Sami Mokbel rates all the players' performances. ARSENAL (4-3-2-1) Wojciech Szczesny - 5 Looked comfortable until his calamitous decision to come for Young's cross that led to United's opener and the Pole injuring a rib. United keeper David de Gea was man of the match with vital saves. Defenders Chris Smalling and Paddy McNair rose to the challenge. Louis van Gaal enjoyed his best 90 minutes as United manager

Arsenal

query: During the "surge" period of 2007-08, al-Maliki repeatedly asked for @placeholder air power and artillery capabilities to pound Sunni neighborhoods (both of which he was denied) while vehemently protesting the use of precision munitions in Shiite militia-controlled areas. entities: Al-Maliki, Baghdad, CNN, Iran, Iranian, Iraq, Islamic State, Nuri al-Maliki, Russia, Shiite, Sunni, Sunnis, Syria, Tehran, U.S., United States, al-Maliki passage: (CNN) -- United States leaders have rightly said that defeating the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria and resolving Iraq's deepening civil war will require urgent political change in Baghdad. But the military assistance that Iran and Russia are speeding to Shiite groups in Iraq imperils that change. It now appears that a majority of Iraq's political parties and Shiite religious authorities blame Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's authoritarian tendencies and exclusion of mainstream Sunni groups for the crisis, and they seek his replacement as the starting point for resolving it. But just as this political majority has begun to form against him, Iran and Russia have extended al-Maliki material and political support that insulates him from domestic political pressure and may even embolden him to try to stay on. Writers: Iran, Russia aid to Iraq imperils U.S. call for al-Maliki to make Iraq government inclusive. Thus Al-Maliki is less likely to leave or to stop shunning Sunnis, they say. They say Iran helps al-Maliki return "worst of the worst" to key positions to oppress Sunnis. Writers: Tehran will see reforms U.S. wants as limits on Iranian influence

U.S.

query: "I have no doubt I would have won re-election," @placeholder said, describing her political service in Maine and Washington as "an indescribable honor and immeasurable privilege." entities: CNN, Democrats, Maine, Maine GOP, Olympia Snowe, Republican, Senate, Snowe, U.S. Congress, U.S. House, Washington, White House passage: Washington (CNN) -- Republican Sen. Olympia Snowe of Maine announced Tuesday she will retire rather than seek re-election this year, surprising colleagues and perhaps casting the future of her seat in doubt. The decision was made "after an extraordinary amount of reflection and consideration," she said in a statement. Snowe, who turned 65 last week, was first elected to the U.S. House in 1978 and then to the Senate in 1994. She is the first woman to serve in both chambers of a state legislature and the U.S. Congress. Snowe was known as a moderate who sometimes sided with Democrats in the increasingly partisan environment of Washington politics. White House praises Sen. Olympia Snowe for her bipartisan leadership. Snowe known as moderate Republican who sometimes votes with Democrats. Maine GOP chairman says the decision is going to shake up state politics. She cites the partisan divide in Washington as a reason for retiring

Snowe

query: A blame-game also started, with @placeholder sources denying responsibility for the leak, even though the event was staged at a British Embassy. entities: British, Foreign Office, Mail on Sunday, Mark Nicol, Middle East, Middle Eastern, Ministry of Defence, SAS, Special Forces, UK passage: By Mark Nicol PUBLISHED: 17:00 EST, 23 March 2013 | UPDATED: 19:20 EST, 23 March 2013 An SAS chief responsible for planning top-secret operations in the Middle East was under armed protection last night after a life-threatening security blunder led to his identity being exposed on the internet. The commander met high-ranking officers from a Middle Eastern country earlier this month to discuss joint operations between UK Special Forces and local troops. During the get-together a photograph was taken of the officers in their desert uniforms. This image and a report of the event should have been vetted by British officials before being released to the media in the host country. Astonishingly, the leaking of the officer’s name and his role were discovered not by the Ministry of Defence or the Foreign Office but by this newspaper. SAS chief was photographed when he met high-ranking officers. The Mail on Sunday discovered the leaking of the officer's name and role. The man is considered a prime target for terrorist groups and is now under armed protection

Foreign Office

query: The band's lead male singer, @placeholder, later had an affair with Michelle; she was forced out of the group for a time. entities: CNN, California, Creep Alley, Creeque Alley, Denny Doherty, John, John Phillips, Mackenzie, Mamas & Papas, Mamas & the Papas, Michelle, Michelle Phillips, Phillips passage: (CNN) -- In 1967, the Mamas & the Papas had a hit with a song that detailed, with bittersweet harmonies, the checkered history of the band. The song, written by the group's John Phillips and his wife, Michelle, was called "Creeque Alley." Michelle Phillips, Denny Doherty and John Phillips, here in 1998, were members of the Mamas & the Papas. If the song were to be updated today, it might have to be retitled "Creep Alley." With the claims by John's daughter, Mackenzie, that she had an incestuous relationship with her father, the story of Phillips and his group -- in music, models of California dreams and California dreamin' -- takes on a darker hue. John Phillips' reputation taking hit with claims of incest by daughter Mackenzie. John Phillips, who died in 2001, lived life of excess. Mamas & Papas were leading California group of '60s, with tangled romantic links. John Phillips was heavy drug user, once convicted of drug trafficking

Denny Doherty

query: The defense chief also addressed @placeholder's "complicated relationship with Pakistan," acknowledging that nation's battle with terrorism and calling it imperative to build a "cooperative relationship." entities: Barack Obama, CNN, Congress, Erin Burnett, Iran, Leon Panetta, OutFront, Pakistan, Panetta, U.S. passage: (CNN) -- U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta warns that excessive partisanship could well "hollow out" the military, saying "we cannot tolerate" if Congress fails to reach an accord on debt reduction and thereby triggers hundreds of billions of dollars in across-the-board cuts. Speaking with CNN's Erin Burnett in an interview that aired Monday on the first edition of her program "OutFront," Panetta said that he was prepared to slash about $450 billion from the defense budget over the next decade, as currently mandated. But he described as potentially dangerous any deeper cuts, like the $1.2 trillion that would be unavoidable if a bipartisan panel does not reach a debt-reduction accord in the coming weeks that is then passed by Congress and signed by President Barack Obama. U.S. defense secretary warns U.S. cannot afford $1.2 trillion in military cuts. He is skeptical Congress can "confront the challenges that are out there" Panetta says that Pakistan "can't pick and choose among terrorists" Iran tries to "undermine governments" and fosters terrorism, he adds

U.S.

query: The ultra-Orthodox insist their young men serve the nation through prayer and study to preserve @placeholder learning, heritage, and a pious way of life. entities: Israel, Israeli, Jerusalem, Jewish, Mia De Graaf, ultra-Orthodox, ultra-Orthodox Jews passage: By Mia De Graaf PUBLISHED: 16:27 EST, 2 March 2014 | UPDATED: 09:59 EST, 3 March 2014 Hundreds of thousands of ultra-Orthodox Jews brought Jerusalem to a stand-still by taking to the streets in protest against a new bill that will force them into mandatory army conscription. More than 300,000 demonstrators held a mass prayer in the city centre as just 3,500 police were drafted in to control the outcry. It comes as Israel grapples with a cultural war over the place of the ultra-Orthodox in Israeli society, with the issue of army service is at the core of that struggle. 300,000 took part in prayer against draft bill to abolish ultra-Orthodox exemption from compulsory military service. Jewish leaders unusually permitted women and children to attend rally calling for protection of religious traditions. Topic was a major issue in last year's election, leading to voters electing centre-right government that supports the bill. Experts claim it is a bid by leaders to integrate ultra-Orthodox into society and workforces to boost economy

Jewish

query: He has also ordered more scrutiny of the @placeholder bank, which has been plagued by financial scandals for years. entities: CNN, Christmas, Clementine Hall, Curia, Francis, Holy See, Roman Catholic Church, Roman Curia, Vatican passage: (CNN) -- Pope Francis put the ideals of professionalism, service and holiness to the fore Saturday in his first Christmas message to the Curia, the Roman Catholic Church's governing body. The Roman Curia, which includes Vatican staff, priests and cardinals, gathered in the ornate Clementine Hall. The pope praised those who have worked in the Vatican for "many years with immense dedication, hidden from the eyes of the world." The church needs "people who work with competence, precision and self sacrifice in the fulfillment of their daily duties," he said. Without professionalism, Francis warned, "there is a slow drift downwards towards mediocrity" and "dossiers become full of trite and lifeless information" that fail to inspire. Pope Francis urges the Curia to be professional and to serve the rest of the church. He also warns against gossip, saying it is harmful to people and the church's work. This is Francis' first Christmas message to the Roman Curia. Since becoming pope, he has been taking steps to reform the way the Holy See is run

Vatican

query: I just want to share our gratitude which is endless, because they saved @placeholder's life. entities: Daniel, Durkin, Joanne, Joanne Durkin, Kapadokya, Lizzie Edmonds, PUBLISHED, Patrick, Turkish, UPDATED, York City, York City Centre passage: By Lizzie Edmonds PUBLISHED: 07:13 EST, 29 December 2013 | UPDATED: 09:05 EST, 29 December 2013 Lucky escape: Joanne Durkin, pictured with her husband Patrick and son Daniel, was saved by a passing GP when her heart stopped as she was driving A mother-of-two whose heart stopped as she was driving through a busy city centre was saved when a passer-by stepped in to give her CPR. Joanne Durkin, 43, was driving through York City Centre when her heart stopped and she collapsed behind the wheel. Staff from a nearby Turkish restaurant called Kapadokya saw the car roll to a stop and ran to the mother's aid. Joanne Durkin, 42, driving through York City centre when heart failed. Staff from nearby restaurant saw car stop and rushed to her aid. Smashed car window and pulled her out on to the street. Unidentified GP stopped and gave her CPR until paramedics arrived. Family today launched an appeal to find who the doctor was. 'Our gratitude is endless. She saved Joanne's life,' Mr Durkin said today

Joanne

query: I feel like I have the @placeholder back that I met as a kid.' entities: Ben, Ben Fowles, Good Morning Britain, ITV, Jade, Jade Crawford passage: A couple, who joked they had medical proof they were the perfect match after she donated her kidney to save her partner's life, got engaged on ITV's Good Morning Britain. Ben Fowles, 29, suffered with chronic kidney disease and needed a transplant but none of his close family were a match. However, it turned out that Jade was a perfect match and she donated her kidney in May this year. Scroll down for video She said yes! Jade Crawford, who donated her kidney to her partner of eleven years, Ben Fowles, was overcome with emotion when he asked her to marry him live on air on Good Morning Britain. Jade Crawford, 27, and 29-year-old Ben Fowles got engaged live on TV. Ben had chronic kidney disease and Jade donated her organ to him. None of his family members were matches but Jade was. Have been together 11 years and have two daughters. She was overcome with emotion as he got down on one knee

Ben Fowles

query: "The @placeholder game was an important game but not of the importance of today's game. entities: Arsenal, Arsene Wenger, CNN, Chelsea, EPL, English Premier League, Jose Mourinho, League Cup, Liverpool, Manchester City, Mourinho, Newcastle, Norwich, Southampton, Stoke, Sunderland passage: (CNN) -- The last time Arsenal led the English Premier League by as much as five points, it was February 2008. So it's no surprise that Arsene Wenger, whose last silverware came three years before that, is not getting carried away. The veteran manager knows, after all, that a few days is a long time in football. On Tuesday his team lost 2-0 to Chelsea in the League Cup, which many trumpeted as a sign that Jose Mourinho's side had taken the ascendancy and would be the dominant force this season. But on Saturday Mourinho's men crashed 2-0 to Newcastle, which had lost to the EPL's bottom side Sunderland the previous weekend, and Arsenal earned a five-point lead at the top with a comprehensive win by the same score against another title hopeful, Liverpool. Arsenal leads EPL by five points after beating title rival Liverpool 2-0 Saturday. Second-placed Chelsea suffers surprise defeat by same score at Newcastle. Manchester City up to fourth place after thrashing Norwich 7-0. Stoke goalkeeper scores after just 13 seconds against Southampton

Chelsea

query: Every house they saw would have to be dramatically modified to meet @placeholder's needs. entities: Army, CNN, Colorado, Iraq, Keil, Keils, Matt, Matt Keil, PARKER, Tracy, Tracy Keil passage: PARKER, Colorado (CNN) -- Matt Keil didn't wait for a call to serve his country. Six weeks after Tracy and Matt Keil married in 2007, he was hit by a sniper fire while serving in Iraq. He enlisted in the Army after graduating from high school in 2000, and when the Iraq war started, Keil volunteered to go. Because he was single, he wanted to take the place of a parent, wife or husband who would otherwise be sent. "I wanted to go over and serve my country," he recalled. After a year-long tour of duty in Iraq, Keil returned home to Colorado, where he met a young woman named Tracy who lived in the same apartment complex. He says he knew they were meant to be. Matt and Tracy Keil married after he was redeployed to Iraq. A sniper bullet hit Matt's spinal cord, paralyzing him from the neck down. Homes for Our Troops builds homes for disabled veterans to meet their needs. The Keils' home is 33rd for the organization, which has 40 more in the works

Matt

query: Now, as he takes the reins of government again, he will have to face up to @placeholder's raft of daunting challenges. entities: CNN, Islamabad, Nawaz Sharif, Pakistan, Pakistani, Saudi Arabia passage: Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- As political comebacks go, Nawaz Sharif's is among the more remarkable. He served two terms as Pakistan's prime minister in the 1990s before he was overthrown in a military coup and banished into the political hinterlands. After a Pakistani court sentenced him to life in prison for hijacking and terrorism, he managed to negotiate his way into exile in Saudi Arabia, where he remained for seven years, waiting for the political tides to shift and allow his return. On Wednesday, he completed his long journey back to power and became prime minister for an unprecedented third term. Nawaz Sharif is sworn in as prime minister Wednesday. He held office twice in the 1990s, but was overthrown in a military coup. He returned from exile in 2007 and his party won elections last month. Analysts say he faces a raft of thorny challenges, including security and the economy

Pakistan

query: Through the years, hundreds of thousands of @placeholder fled the south to escape fighting and famine. entities: Atlanta, CNN, Chol, Clarkston, Georgia, Moses Chol, Nashville, Southern Sudan, Sudan, Sudanese, Tennessee, U.S. passage: Nashville, Tennessee (CNN) -- Moses Chol hops into a van, rubs his hands together and signals the passengers to quiet down. As he leans back to address them, his face breaks into a grin, his teeth glistening in the dawn haze. "Today, we say goodbye to the north," he says as young men and women cheer, peeking through woolen scarves and hats. Chol is among about 70 Southern Sudan natives gathered on a cold morning in a church parking lot in Clarkston, Georgia, a metro Atlanta enclave popular with refugees. The group is heading to Nashville to vote in a referendum that could split Sudan into two: the north and the south. About 70 Southern Sudan natives travel from Atlanta to Nashville to vote in referendum. Historic vote this week will determine whether Sudan will split in two: north and south. About 55,000 Southern Sudanese are voting in U.S. and seven other countries

Sudanese

query: The @placeholder school principal contacted police when the allegations were made. entities: Alabama, Daily Mail, Denton Middle School, Kristina McMillan Kelly, Metro County Jail, Mobile passage: By Daily Mail Reporter Kristina McMillan Kelly, 41, of Mobile, Alabama, was charged with rape and sodomy of a male student A female substitute teacher has been charged with the rape of a male student under the age of 19. Kristina McMillan Kelly, 41, of Mobile, Alabama, was arrested last Friday and is facing two counts of second-degree rape, second-degree sexual abuse and two counts of second-degree sodomy of a boy. She is also charged with three counts of a school employee having sexual contact with a student under the age of 19. She was released on bail on Saturday from Metro County Jail in Mobile. Kristina McMillan Kelly, 41, of Mobile, Alabama, arrested last Friday. Alleged assaults did not take place on school property, according to Denton Middle School

Denton Middle School

query: The @placeholder government did not identify the flight information for the other legs. entities: American, CDC, Daily Mail, Florida, Indiana, MERS, Middle East, Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, Orlando, SARS, Saudi Arabia, U.S., United States passage: By Daily Mail Reporter Health officials have confirmed a second U.S. case of a mysterious virus that has sickened hundreds in the Middle East. The latest case is not an American — he is a resident of Saudi Arabia, visiting Florida, who is now in an Orlando hospital. He was diagnosed with MERS, or Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, Sunday night. It is a respiratory illness that begins with flu-like fever and cough but can lead to shortness of breath, pneumonia and death. Scroll down for video Deadly: MERS belongs to the coronavirus family that also includes the common cold and SARS, or severe acute respiratory syndrome. Second case of MERS detected in Orlando, Florida announces the CDC. No details on the patient who contracted the virus not where they contracted it. Described as 'imported' - which means that the patient became ill outside of the United States. Comes days after first patient to fall ill with the virus was released from hospital in Indiana. MERS stands for Middle East Respiratory Syndrome. The strange virus is incredibly lethal

United States

query: "If right-to-work laws extend to the 50 states, then private sector unions will be dead in @placeholder." entities: America, American, CNN, Michigan, Rust Belt, U.S., United States passage: (CNN) -- Michigan has dealt a tremendous blow to unions, approving a right-to-work measure in the heart of organized labor's industrial stronghold. The new law -- passed by legislators and signed hours later on Tuesday -- not only signals a change in America's so-called Rust Belt, but is also the latest sign that the power of organized labor is shrinking in the United States. American unions already have a fraction of the influence they did a few decades ago. Only about 12% of workers are union members, down from 20% in 1983, according to federal data. In the private sector, the plunge has been even steeper: union membership has dropped from 17% in 1983 to 7% today. Michigan is the latest 'Rust Belt' state to approve a right-to-work law. It's the latest sign that organized labor's influence is waning in the U.S. Some analysts blame heavy tactics by big business; others say it's just politics

America

query: He asks the Israeli leader for help in meeting @placeholder's demands, although he does not specify what these are. entities: Afghan, Afghanistan, Al Qaeda, America, American, Barack Obama, Benjamin Netanyahu, England, Israeli, Isreali PM, Obama, Pakistan, Warren Weinstein, Weinstein passage: Al Qaeda has released a new video of American hostage Warren Weinstein giving a personal plea to Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu because 'American has abandoned him'. The 71-year-old, who was taken prisoner in Pakistan last August, delivers a video message in which he says President Obama 'has shown no interest in my case'. It is thought that Weinstein is being held in the tribal regions along Pakistan's border with Afghanistan. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Plea: Mr Weinstein, 71, has been videoed delivering a message asking Benjamin Netanyahu for help as President Obama has 'abandoned' him Prisoner: Weinstein, left, shown pleading with Barack Obama in May, and shown in England in 2009, right. Warren Weinstein makes plea for Isreali PM to 'intervene' He claims America has shown 'no interest in my case' Weinstein abducted last August in Pakistan. It is thought he is being held in tribal regions along Pakistan/Afghan border

Al Qaeda

query: The @placeholder government has raised the case of the six detained Britons with the Russian authorities. entities: Ann Bryan, Arctic, British, Daily Mail, Greenpeace, Kieron Bryan, Murmansk, Russia, Russian passage: The mother of a British journalist arrested and charged with piracy in Russia begged for the release of her son today as he was denied bail. Kieron Bryan, 29, a freelance videographer who was filming a Greenpeace protest against Russian oil drilling in the Arctic, could face 15 years in prison if convicted. His mother Ann Bryan told the Daily Mail she was ‘worried beyond belief’ about her son and described her ‘total disbelief’ at his arrest and detention. She said: ‘We just feel total disbelief and are in complete shock. We’re worried beyond belief but we’re trying to keep strong and positive for him because we’re no good to him if we fall apart.' Kieron Bryan was arrested with another journalist and 28 activists after coastguard stormed Russian ship. The 29-year-old was denied bail at a hearing in Murmansk. The freelance videographer was filming the protest against Russian oil drilling. His mother, Ann Bryan, says she is 'worried beyond belief'

British

query: 'In many ways the Academy is falling further and further behind because @placeholder is more diverse,' he said. entities: Academy, Academy of Motion Picture Arts, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, America, Britain, David Oyelowo, Earl Ofari Hutchinson, Hollywood, LA Urban Policy Roundtable group, Martin Luther King Jr., Oscars, Selma passage: African-American civil rights groups plan to protest outside Sunday's Oscars show, where every single one of this year's 20 acting nominees is white. However small, the demonstration will revive debate about diversity at the Oscars-awarding Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, whose voting members are overwhelmingly white and with an average age in their 60s. 'The goal of the protest is to send a message to the Academy, send a message to Hollywood, send a message to the film industry,' said Earl Ofari Hutchinson, head of the LA Urban Policy Roundtable group. 'And the message is very simple: you don't reflect America, your industry doesn't reflect America. Women, Hispanics, African-Americans, people of color (are) invisible in Hollywood.' Protests are planned at Sunday's Oscars ceremony to complain about the fact that all 20 acting nominees this year were white. Notable snubs included Britain's David Oyelowo who had been widely tipped to receive a nomination for playing Martin Luther King Jr. in Selma. Voting members of the Oscars-awarding Academy of Motion Picture Arts are overwhelmingly white and with an average age in their 60s

America

query: used to be owned by a prominent political family in @placeholder. entities: Blofelds, Bond, Daily Mail, Maosonon Island, Mystery' Island, Palawan, Philippines, Scaramangas passage: By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 06:46 EST, 26 October 2012 | UPDATED: 09:48 EST, 26 October 2012 With a remote tropical location, pristine sandy beaches and beguiling name, it's the ideal property for any aspiring Scaramangas or wannabe Blofelds. 'Mystery' Island in the Palawan province of the Philippines is a Bond villain's dream, offering 112 acres of unspoilt tropical paradise set in crystal turquoise ocean waters - and it's landed on the market for a cool £2.9million. The exotic island, known to locals as Maosonon Island boasts blue skies and warm weather all year round and should prove the height of peace and tranquility as the owner and their guests would be the only inhabitants. Philippines' property offers 112 acres of unspoilt tropical paradise set in crystal turquoise ocean waters

Palawan

query: Read more: @placeholder rebels say they will leave captured Goma entities: African Union, Britain, British, CNN, Congo, DR Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Goma, M23, Rwanda passage: (CNN) -- Britain is withholding a multimillion-dollar aid payment to Rwanda over allegations that it is backing rebels who have been fighting government forces in neighboring Democratic Republic of the Congo, a minister said Friday. The M23 rebel group seized the city of Goma in eastern DR Congo 10 days ago after days of heavy clashes with government forces. Read more: Why the world is ignoring Congo war Since then, regional leaders and the African Union have drawn up a plan under which the fighters would withdraw. But despite indicating that they would leave, M23 forces remained in Goma on Friday. Britain stops a $33.6 million aid payment to Rwanda over claims that it backs M23 rebel group. Rwanda's foreign minister says the British decision is based on false allegations. The rebel group seized a city in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo last week. More than 140,000 people have been forced from their homes by the fighting

Congo

query: 'The intense interest in his work at the time shows just how innovative and ground-breaking a move it was to invite @placeholder to accompany the tour.' entities: Buckingham Palace, Cairo, Charles, Colombia, Constantinople, Duchess of Cornwall, Early Photographs, Edward, Edward VII, Egypt, Elizabeth I, Francis Bedford, Greece, Henry V, Israel, Karnak, Lebanon, Mexico, Middle East, Prince of Wales, Pyramids, Queen Victoria, Royal Family, Sea of Galilee, Syria, Temple of Amun, The Queen’s Gallery, Tour, Turkey passage: Royal tours are often thought to be a modern phenomenon but as these rare photos demonstrate, the Royal Family has been travelling abroad on diplomatic missions for hundreds of years. But while the international efforts of the likes of Henry V and Elizabeth I are only remembered in paintings, the future Edward VII's 1862 tour of the Middle East was documented by a photographer - the first time a royal tour had been recorded this way. Like Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall in Mexico and Colombia, the then Prince of Wales spent much of his time meeting local dignitaries and politicians, although at four-months, the visit was considerably longer than today's short tours. The future Edward VII's tour of the Middle East in 1862 was the first to be documented by a photographer. Tour, which was made on horseback and involved camping, took in Egypt, Syria, Israel, Greece, Turkey and Lebanon. Photographer Francis Bedford was one of the small group to travel with the Prince of Wales on the tour. Was commissioned by Queen Victoria who took a keen interest in photography, which was then just 20 years old. Edward is seen visiting the Pyramids and the Temple of Amun at Karnak, and having lunch by the Sea of Galilee. Cairo to Constantinople: Early Photographs of the Middle East opens on Friday in The Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace

Francis Bedford

query: A defeat would mean months of open-ended Parliamentary debate on the issue, snarling up other @placeholder business. entities: Bournemouth West, Conor Burns, David Cameron, Government, House of Lords, James Chapman, Liberal Democrat, Lords reform, Mail, Nicholas Soames, Tories passage: By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 18:39 EST, 9 July 2012 | UPDATED: 02:46 EST, 10 July 2012 Rebel: Conor Burns, the MP for Bournemouth West, has vowed to join those voting against a policy for Lords reform, despite the fact it will cost him his job as a ministerial aide David Cameron is braced for a crushing defeat tonight on House of Lords reform. Up to 70 Tories are expected to rebel against a policy that tops the wish-list of their Liberal Democrat coalition partners. One of them, Conor Burns told the Mail he will join them even though it will cost him his job as a ministerial aide. Ministerial aide says he will back plans even though it will cost him his job. Stalwart Nicholas Soames says bill 'must be defeated at all costs' No 10 says any Government member voting against will lose their job. Government want to replace current chamber with democratic one

Government

query: "One of the very important pillars in @placeholder is justice, there is no justice in this law," she said. entities: Afghan, Afghan Shia, Afghanistan, CNN, Islam, Kabul, Khatmul Nabeen Masjid, Mohammed Asif Mohseni, Mohseni, Muslim, Shia, Shia State Law passage: (CNN) -- Walking into the Khatmul Nabeen Masjid (mosque), you can for a moment forget that you're in Afghanistan. Beautiful buildings, walkways, flowerbeds and even a grass soccer pitch. Mohammed Asif Mohseni is said to be behind the law. Young men and women, dressed in Muslim attire, walk around freely and with smiles. Smiles are a bit of a rarity in today's Kabul, a polluted city of survival and despair, so this was both shocking and refreshing to me. We didn't have an appointment but we were hoping to interview Mohammed Asif Mohseni, a conservative Shia cleric. He is said to be the man behind the controversial Shia state law, a law critics say strips Afghan Shia women of many rights. Mohammed Asif Mohseni is said to be man behind Shia State Law. Critics say the law strips Afghan Shia women of rights. Mohseni: "Law ... which I created I see as correct for both men and women" Afghan human rights campaigner says law does not represent Islam

Islam

query: Read more: @placeholder rebels say they will leave captured Goma entities: African Union, Britain, British, CNN, Congo, DR Congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Goma, M23, Rwanda passage: (CNN) -- Britain is withholding a multimillion-dollar aid payment to Rwanda over allegations that it is backing rebels who have been fighting government forces in neighboring Democratic Republic of the Congo, a minister said Friday. The M23 rebel group seized the city of Goma in eastern DR Congo 10 days ago after days of heavy clashes with government forces. Read more: Why the world is ignoring Congo war Since then, regional leaders and the African Union have drawn up a plan under which the fighters would withdraw. But despite indicating that they would leave, M23 forces remained in Goma on Friday. Britain stops a $33.6 million aid payment to Rwanda over claims that it backs M23 rebel group. Rwanda's foreign minister says the British decision is based on false allegations. The rebel group seized a city in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo last week. More than 140,000 people have been forced from their homes by the fighting

Democratic Republic of the Congo

query: No way through: Ibrahimovic was kept on the sidelines by an in-form @placeholder in the 2009-2010 season entities: Ajax, Arsenal, Barca, Barcelona, Bojan, Bojan Krkic, Britannia, Henry, La Liga, Lionel Messi, Pete Jenson, Premier League, Scotland, Spain, Stoke, Thierry Henry, Villarreal, Zlatan Ibrahimovic passage: By Pete Jenson Follow @@petejenson Back in the 2007-08 season a teenage striker by the name of Bojan Krkic was breaking into the Barcelona first team allowing nothing and nobody – not even Thierry Henry and Zlatan Ibrahimovic – could stand in his way. On the club’s pre-season tour of Scotland, with Henry the expensive new signing from Arsenal, Bojan was the star impressing so much that Barca had to turn down offers from Ajax to take him on loan. He stayed to fight for a place in the first team and became Barcelona’s youngest-ever goalscorer when he netted against Villarreal that October aged 17 years and 54 days and he was called up to the Spain squad, only to pull out because of sickness. Stoke make Bojan fifth signing of the season on four-year deal, leaving Barcelona after joining La Liga giants as an eight-year-old. Forward became Barcelona's youngest-ever goalscorer aged 17 years and 54 days with strike against Villarreal. Bojan became first choice ahead of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Thierry Henry, who said: 'You can understand it. He is having a fantastic season' The 23-year-old was forgotten at Barcelona soon after but can get first-team chances in Premier League with Stoke. Will Bojan be the closest we find out to whether Lionel Messi could hack a cold, wet Tuesday night at the Britannia?

Bojan

query: What's more, @placeholder, who is named in the suit, was never in contact with the animal, they say. entities: Alison Bitney, Bitney, California, Cesar Millan, Dog Psychology Center, Dog Whisperer, Florida, Gus, John Vazzoler, Katy, Millan, Santa Clarita, Texas passage: A Florida nurse is suing Cesar Millan after she was viciously attacked by a pit bull that had left the Dog Whisperer's training center just six days before. Alison Bitney was visiting a friend in California in September 2014 when the dog named Gus--which had a documented history of aggressive behavior--savagely bit her left arm, which has left her hand with no feeling or function. Bitney filed suit in California against her friend John Vazzoler, the Dog Psychology Center in Santa Clarita, Millan and a rescuer who'd previously saved the dog from being euthanized following an attack in Katy, Texas in February 2013. Alison Bitney was visiting a friend in Santa Clarita, California when she says the dog Gus viciously attacked her. The suit says the dog inflicted 'disfiguring open wounds, deep muscle and tendon lacerations' on Bitney, who's now seeking punitive damages. Gus had been sent to Millan's Dog Psychology Center to escape being euthanized after he'd previously savagely attacked a Texas trainer. Bitney says the center released the dog into her friend's care prematurely and is suing the center, Millan, her friend and a previous rescuer

Millan

query: "The U.S. Army has recognized hundreds of thousands of veterans of @placeholder and has expressed interest in this group's history to see what could be done," he said. entities: American, Americans, Anthony Acevedo, Army, Berga, Bernard "Jack" Vogel, CNN, D-California, Elster, Geren, Germany, Jewish, Joe Baca, Nazi, Nazi Germany, Nazis, Peter Geren, R-Alabama, Spencer Bachus, U.S., World War II passage: (CNN) -- Two U.S. lawmakers have urged U.S. Army Secretary Peter Geren to recognize 350 American soldiers held as slaves by Nazi Germany during World War II, saying "these heroes have not received the recognition and honor they deserve." Bernard "Jack" Vogel died in a Nazi slave camp in the arms of a fellow U.S. soldier, Anthony Acevedo, in 1945. "As Anthony Acevedo, one of the soldiers chosen, recently described to CNN, the Nazis picked those soldiers who looked Jewish, had a Jewish name or were considered 'undesirable,' " Reps. Joe Baca, D-California, and Spencer Bachus, R-Alabama, said in a letter sent to Geren last week. 350 U.S. soldiers were held as slaves at camp in Germany during World War II. CNN recently reported on the captivity of one soldier held at Berga an der Elster. Congressmen urge Army secretary to honor the "sacrifices made by those detained" "As proud Americans, we wish to recognize and honor them for their service"

World War II

query: They don't believe that @placeholder has any intention of giving them a state of their own. entities: Gaza, Hamas, Islam, Israel, Israeli, Western passage: For three weeks now, Hamas and Israel have been locked in a deadly battle. Each side points to the other for provoking the conflict, which has left scores -- mainly civilians -- dead. And yet, a cease-fire seems unlikely, in part because the sides don't feel they have accomplished their goals. What are the goals for Hamas, the organization that governs Gaza and is considered a terrorist organization by many Western powers? And what is it willing to settle for to end the bloodshed? What Hamas wants: 1. The destruction of Israel. This mission is written into the preamble of Hamas' founding document: "Israel will exist and will continue to exist until Islam will obliterate it." Hamas has a number of stated goals. Some, like the destruction of Israel, are repudiated globally. Hamas also wants an end to Israeli control in Gaza

Israel

query: When @placeholder scored their final goal to secure the 4-1 victory, a flare was even thrown into the Dortmund fan block. entities: Borussia Dortmund, Dortmund, Galatasaray, German, Germany, Istanbul, Ruhr Nachrichten, Signal Iduna Park, Turkish, Turks passage: German police have launched an investigation for attempted manslaughter after Galatasaray fans threw firecrackers and smoke bombs onto the pitch and into the Borussia Dortmund spectators during the Turks' 4-1 loss on Tuesday. Galatasaray is a well supported by Germany's large Turkish community, and according to Ruhr Nachrichten, there were peaceful celebrations in the town centre for most of the evening. That peace was shattered, though, when the hardcore support started their march towards the stadium, guided by police. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Galatasaray ultras attack Dortmund fans in Istanbul Galatasaray fans let off flares in the away end at Borussia Dortmund's Signal Iduna Park on Tuesday. Borussia Dortmund beat Galatasaray 4-1 on Tuesday evening. But the game was stopped when visiting fans threw flares on the pitch. Police are investigating incidents before and after the game. Galatasaray fans threw flares at police and at Dortmund supporters

Dortmund

query: Anything that makes @placeholder innocent doesn't involve me," he said. entities: Adnan Syed, Baltimore, Hae Min Lee, Jay Wilds, Serial, Syed, The Intercept, Wilds, Woodlawn High School passage: The first season of "Serial" ended this month, but the story is far from finished. The popular podcast detailed an investigation into the 15-year-old murder of Hae Min Lee, a popular high school senior in Baltimore. Her ex-boyfriend and classmate, Adnan Syed, was tried and convicted in 2000. A star witness in the case against Syed was fellow Woodlawn High School student Jay Wilds, who stirred debate this week in a three-part interview with The Intercept. Parts one and two were published Monday and Tuesday. The final part will publish Wednesday. He says he was unfairly portrayed in the podcast, which revisited in-depth the investigation and trial of Syed -- a key part of which was centered on Wilds' testimony. Final part of the three-part interview is expected to publish Wednesday. "Serial," a popular podcast, detailed an investigation into the 15-year-old murder of Hae Min Lee. Her ex-boyfriend, Adnan Syed, was convicted. Key witness in the case against Syed was Jay Wilds, who spoke to The Intercept

Syed

query: @placeholder had a table right next to the DJ - David Guetta - you can see how close they were from this picture entities: Antigua, Bad Boy, Chelsea, David Guetta, French West Indies, Happy New Year, Max, NYE, New Year's Eve, Nikki Beach party, Spencer, St Barths passage: Happy New Year from St Barths! The beautiful little island paradise in the French West Indies is just 50 minutes by propeller plane from Antigua (but more of that later). You'll have to forgive the late blog entry this week as high levels of partying and industrial strength hangovers have taken their toll. NYE was a big one that lasted well into Jan 1 - a beach party with the world's biggest DJ David Guetta. The flight into St Barths is not for the faint-hearted and so the luxury of private jet does help, says Spencer My good friend Max and I had VIP tickets to the Nikki Beach party, which was mind-blowing. Right from the start we knew it was going to be one of those memorable nights that we'll talk about for years to come. Chelsea's Bad Boy has an unforgettable night in St Barths. Had table right near DJ David Guetta on New Year's Eve. Resolutions include to stay in shape - no more yo-yo dieting

Spencer

query: AEG would go on to earn about £160 million from the documentary film ‘@placeholder’, which featured rehearsal footage. entities: AEG, Jackson, Los Angeles, Michael Jackson, This Is It, US passage: Hundreds of private emails detailing Michael Jackson’s dramatic deterioration in his final days will play a key role in a £26.5billion ($41billion) wrongful death trial beginning today in Los Angeles. The messages sent by executives at AEG, the US entertainment giant behind the star’s doomed comeback tour, reveal the 50-year-old singer’s turmoil as he struggled with his health and inner demons to prepare for the lucrative concerts. Opening statements begin this morning in the case being brought by Jackson's mother and his three children, who claim AEG was liable in the June 25, 2009 tragedy. Doomed: The emails between executives from entertainment giant AEG are believed to reveal Michael Jackson's declining health ahead of his doomed This Is It comeback tour. Messages sent by executives at US entertainment giant AEG. Firm was behind Michael Jackson's doomed comeback tour. Reveal the 50-year-old singer’s turmoil as he struggled with his health. Case being brought by the star’s mother and his three children. They claim AEG is liable for his death in June 2009

This Is It

query: International plea: The @placeholder said on Friday at least 500 foreign experts are needed to help deal with Ebola in West Africa entities: Defense Department, Ebola, Liberia, Monrovia, National Institutes of Health, U.S., WHO, West Africa, World Health Organization passage: The Ebola epidemic affecting West Africa is predicted to last a further 12 to 18 months, according to U.S. scientists. Epidemiologists have been creating computer models of the Ebola epidemic for the National Institutes of Health and the Defense Department. The model they have created is a far less optimistic estimate than that of the World Health Organization (WHO), which last month said it hoped to contain the outbreak within nine months and 20,000 total cases. Scroll down for video Spreading: A child looks at a man suspected of suffering from the Ebola virus, while holding his hand over his nose, in a main street and busy part in Monrovia, Liberia, Friday, September 12. U.S. scientists say the Ebola crisis is worsening. They predict the virus will rage for another 12 to 18 months. As of September 7, there had been 4,366 Ebola cases including 2,218 deaths, more than half of them in Liberia. The most recent figures from Liberia reported 400 new cases as of September 7 - almost double the number reported the previous week

WHO

query: On this hot, sunny @placeholder day, mourners carried his plain wooden coffin into a crypt. entities: Arab Music Festival Ceremony, Boosters, Brotherhood, CNN, Cairo, Cairo Opera House, CairoScene, Culturewheel, Egyptians, Johnny's Karaoke Night, Mime Festival, Muslim Brotherhood, Nahda Square, Yasso Lounge passage: (CNN) -- There's more to do in Cairo than just protest. Just look at lifestyle website CairoScene. On Tuesday, for instance, there's Johnny's Karaoke Night, Culturewheel's Mime Festival and the Arab Music Festival Ceremony at the Cairo Opera House. You can get one pizza free if you buy another at Boosters, and it's ladies night at Yasso Lounge. The young Egyptians who put out CairoScene work at a building in an upscale Cairo neighborhood. It's next to Nahda Square, where the Muslim Brotherhood staged a sit-in, and the protests sometimes prevented them from getting to work. Today, the Brotherhood protesters are gone and there's no missing the military presence outside the building. At one intersection, troops stand guard from an armored personnel carrier as pedestrians stroll by. Egyptians describe life during the country's violent protests. "I worry about how much longer I'll have to stay at home," says a 20-year-old student. Protests prevent many Egyptians from going to work

Cairo

query: In a promising sign for the recovery of Brown's remains, a senior North Korean colonel said at the meeting that @placeholder wanted a joint recovery effort to continue. entities: African, American, Americans, CNN, Ensign, Hudner, Jesse Brown, Kim Il Sung, Kim Jong Il, Korean War, Medal of Honor, Navy, North Korea, North Koreans, Palace of the Sun, Pyongyang, Richard Bonelli, Thomas Hudner, U.S. Navy passage: Pyongyang, North Korea (CNN) -- The last time Thomas Hudner was in North Korea, he was fighting for his life. On Sunday, more than six decades later, he paid his respects to the ruler who led that fight against him and his fellow Americans. Hudner, a retired U.S. Navy captain, is leading a delegation to search for the remains of Ensign Jesse Brown, the Navy's first African-American aviator. Hudner and fellow Korean War veteran Richard Bonelli went to Pyongyang's Palace of the Sun -- the most hallowed site in North Korea -- on Sunday. Following protocol, each man stopped and bowed before the glass caskets of Kim Il Sung, North Korea's founder, and his son Kim Jong Il, who ruled for 18 years following his father's 1994 death. Retired Capt. Thomas Hudner received the Medal of Honor in the Korean War. He returned to North Korea to search for the remains of Navy aviator Jesse Brown. North Koreans tell Hudner and another veteran the country wants to help with search

North Koreans

query: Notable developments have included the trial of an Iranian-American man sentenced to death for spying for the @placeholder, and the assassination of another Iranian nuclear scientist, which the U.S. has condemned. entities: American, British, France, French, Iran, Ministry of Defence, Persian Gulf, Strait of Hormuz, U.S., UK, USS Abraham Lincoln passage: A U.S. aircraft carrier travelled through the Strait of Hormuz and into the Persian Gulf yesterday, ignoring threats from Iran to shut down the strategic shipping lane. The USS Abraham Lincoln went through the strait without incident in what American government officials claimed was a routine changeover. However, it was accompanied by British and French ships, a highly unusual joint exercise in the militarily sensitive region. And a spokesman from the UK's Ministry of Defence said the flotilla was intended to 'underline the unwavering international commitment to maintaining rights of passage under international law'. Provocative? The USS Abraham Lincoln passed through the controversial Strait of Hormuz on Sunday. USS Abraham Lincoln was accompanied by ships from British and France in unusual move. UK official says flotilla was meant to send a message

American

query: But he encouraged Kerry to push for more travel opportunities for @placeholder in the island nation. entities: Americans, Arizona, CNN, Castro, Cuba, Flake, Jeff Flake, John Kerry, Republican, Robert Menendez, U.S., United States passage: (CNN) -- Could wild beach parties fueled by spring break tourism from the United States be in Cuba's future? They might be if Sen. Jeff Flake has anything to say about it. The Arizona Republican weighed in on the issue during Sen. John Kerry's secretary of state confirmation hearing on Thursday. "I've often felt that if we want a real get-tough policy with the Castro brothers," Flake said, "we should force them to deal with spring break once or twice." Flake said there was a serious message behind his quip. "The best way to foster change and progress toward democracy is to allow travel, free travel of Americans, to let them go as they wish," he said. Sen. Jeff Flake: Dealing with spring break would be "a real get-tough policy" for Cuba. Travel is "the best way to foster change and progress toward democracy" Sen. Robert Menendez says the U.S. policy toward Cuba is no laughing matter. There is an "increasing brutal crackdown on peaceful democracy advocates on the island," he says

U.S.

query: However, according to Gartner it was previous iPhone models, which dropped in price enough to make them a more appealing option in emerging markets, that accounted for much of @placeholder's smartphone success. entities: Android, Apple, BlackBerry, CNN, Galaxy, Gartner, IDC, Samsung, Windows, Windows Phone 8, iOS, iPhone passage: (CNN) -- Android continues to dominate in the battle to be the top smartphone system in the world, thanks in part to Samsung, which reigned as the top phone manufacturer for 2012. Android grew its already significant chunk of the smartphone market to 68.8% last year, while Apple's iOS operating system stayed comfortably in second place with 18.8% of smartphone shipments, according to new stats from research firm IDC. Together, the two operating systems accounted for 87.6% of all new smartphones in 2012, leaving struggling competitors BlackBerry and Windows far behind. It's no surprise that Android has surged so far ahead of iOS. There are are thousands of Android handset models in every size and at every price imaginable, while Apple has released only six versions of the iPhone. Apple sold 130 million smartphones last year, according to Gartner. Reports: Android, Apple make up vast majority of global smartphone sales. Samsung was the top phone maker in 2012 thanks to its popular Galaxy devices. New BlackBerry and Windows Phone 8 devices are just now winning over new users

Apple

query: Her wish has been granted, thanks to @placeholder and flock of people she has never met. entities: Beverly Hills, CNN, California, Dream Foundation, Jessica Keenan, Keenan, LOS ANGELES, Santa Barbara, Stage 4 passage: LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Jessica Keenan tried on wedding dresses in a fancy Beverly Hills boutique, about 100 miles from the Santa Barbara, California, clinic where she gets blasted with chemotherapy once a week. Jessica Keenan, 34, is getting married January 24, thanks to the Dream Foundation. Keenan is 34 years old and battling Stage 4 breast cancer with faith, hope and a charity called the Dream Foundation, which helps terminally ill adults. ''You get a diagnosis and you never know how short your time is," Keenan said. "I chose to believe there is going to be a cure. You still carry those dreams of getting married, having a kid." Jessica Keenan, 34, has Stage 4 breast cancer. One of her dreams is to get married to defy her terminally ill prognosis. The Dream Foundation is helping her dream come true. The foundation helps terminally ill adults with their last wishes

Dream Foundation

query: And part of that old life, presumably, was @placeholder. entities: Are You Lonesome Tonight, Barbara Hearn, Barbara Hearn Smith, Bob Greene, BrickTop, CNN, Elvis, Elvis Presley, Florida, Greene, Marie's the Name) His Latest Flame, Naples, Tennessee passage: (CNN) -- Elvis was singing in the men's room. But I'd gotten used to that. This time, though, there was something new. And it led me, after all these years, to the legendary Barbara Hearn. A little explanation -- all right, a lot of explanation -- is in order: There's a restaurant in Naples, Florida, called BrickTop's. I stop in there occasionally when I'm in town. In the men's restroom, every time I've gone in, Elvis Presley's voice is singing. Oddly, his voice is not heard out in the restaurant itself. But in the restroom, the voice is there nonstop. "Are You Lonesome Tonight? ", "(Marie's the Name) His Latest Flame". . .the Elvis-in-the-men's-room playlist is rather eclectic. Bob Greene says he saw a framed photo of a woman with Elvis Presley. The woman, he learned, was Elvis's hometown sweetheart just before he made it big. Barbara Hearn Smith now lives in Tennessee and has fond memories of Elvis. Greene: She said when his career took off that year, 1956, he went from boy to man

Barbara Hearn

query: Bond girl: @placeholder, who appears in the new film Skyfall, in the advert entities: Berenice Marlohe, Bond, Daniel Craig, Dutch, Heineken, Ian Fleming, James Bond, Skyfall, Vodka Martinis passage: For more than half a century James Bond has always drunk Vodka Martinis - 'shaken, not stirred'. But now Bond actor Daniel Craig has swapped his traditional beverage for a bottle of Heineken as he stars in a controversial new advert. Although the movies have long been filmed with carefully placed products, by filming a standalone advert 007 has gone a stage further. The ad, which also promotes the new Bond film Skyfall, is part of a £28million tie in with the Dutch brewer. Scroll down to view the commercial Neither shaken, nor stirred: Bond, played by Daniel Craig, drinks a bottle of Heineken with co-star Berenice Marlohe. Deal to swap Vodka Martinis for a Heineken beer is 'worth £28MILLION' James Bond has always drunk Vodka Martinis 'shaken, not stirred' since the line first appeared in Ian Fleming's novel Diamonds are Forever in 1956. Daniel Craig said the film could not have been made without the deal

Berenice Marlohe

query: Discarded: Bags stashed with body parts (pictured) were also found in the @placeholder clinic entities: Atlantic, Atlantic Women's Medical Services, Christian, Daily Mail, Delaware, FoxNews.com, Gosnell, Jean Warren, Kermit Gosnell, Lutheran Community Services, Medical Services, Philadelphia, Wilmington passage: By Daily Mail Reporter The Delaware clinic in which 'house of horrors' abortion doctor Kermit Gosnell performed late-term terminations is being turned into an emergency food and support center for poor families. Lutheran Community Services purchased the building in Wilmington, formerly known as Atlantic Women’s Medical Services, last year to serve as its new headquarters. The Christian group knew of the building's gruesome history. 'It's going to be a place of hope and life,' executive director Jean Warren told FoxNews.com. Delaware clinic New lease: Lutheran Community Services purchased the former Atlantic Women's Medical Services building Wilmington, Delaware (pictured) last year to serve as its new headquarters. Lutheran Community Services have taken over the Wilmington, Delaware building. 'It's going to be a place of hope and life,' director Jean Warren said. Dr Kermit Gosnell performed late-term abortions at two clinics. He would start them in Delaware and finish them in his 'house of horrors' surgery in Philadelphia. Gosnell is serving life in prison for snipping the necks of three babies born alive and the overdose death of a patient. In Philadelphia, body parts had been forced down the garbage disposal. The Atlantic Women's Medical Services, in Delaware, was closed in 2011

Philadelphia

query: Last year, another @placeholder visit to Pyongyang resulted in the freeing of an American citizen held there. entities: CNN, Carter, Elders, Jimmy Carter, Kim, Kim Jong Il, Korean Peninsula, Lee, Lee Myung-bak, North Korean, Pyongyang, Seoul, South Korea, South Korean, U.S., United States passage: Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- Returning from a trip to Pyongyang, former U.S. President Jimmy Carter said that North Korean leader Kim Jong Il ready for a summit with South Korean President Lee Myung-bak at any time. Carter did not personally meet with Kim, but he said that as he and his delegation of former heads of state were on the way to Pyongyang airport to depart for South Korea, they were summoned back to their guesthouse, where a senior official read out a written message from the reclusive leader. "Chairman Kim sent word that he is willing to negotiate with South Korea or United States ... on any subject at any time and without any preconditions," Carter told a news conference. "He specifically told us he is prepared for a summit directly with President Lee Myung-bak at any time to discuss issues between the two heads of state." The Elders visited the Korean Peninsula. Kim Jong Il is "willing to negotiate" The declaration puts South Korea's Lee on the spot

Carter

query: On Wednesday morning @placeholder responded, "It's very disappointing that he would call me troubled." entities: CNN, Cain, Ginger White, Herman Cain, New Hampshire Union Leader, White passage: (CNN) -- Presidential hopeful Herman Cain told a newspaper Thursday that he never told his wife about another woman he befriended 13 years ago and helped out financially. In an editorial board meeting with the New Hampshire Union Leader, Cain said he repeatedly gave Ginger White money to help her with "month-to-month bills and expenses." However, he denied a sexual affair, as White alleges. Cain also said he was considering dropping out of the race, but for now was continuing to meet all campaign commitments. The statement in the videotaped interview was his most definitive to date that he might end his campaign. NEW: Media should be asking tough questions of accuser, Cain's lawyer says. Cain tells a newspaper he gave the woman money to help her out. Herman Cain says his wife didn't know of his friendship with his latest accuser. Ginger White alleges she had a 13-year on-and-off affair with the candidate

Ginger White

query: It's hard to figure out what to call what has happened to Bo, who has been demoted but not detained and retains membership in the @placeholder. entities: Bo, Bo Xilai, CNN, Charismatic, China, Chinese, Chongqing, Communist Party, Jeffrey Wasserstrom, Mao Zedong, Politburo, Standing Committee, Wasserstrom passage: (CNN) -- A year ago, Bo Xilai was one of the most powerful and talked-about politicians in China. He was a member of China's ruling body, the Politburo, and he seemed to have a shot at gaining a seat on the key decision-making unit within it, the Standing Committee. But on March 15, he was removed from his post as the party secretary of Chongqing. Today, he's still one of the most-talked about men in China, not for how far he'll rise but for how far he's destined to fall. Charismatic and determined, Bo was primarily known for launching bold initiatives, such as encouraging the mass singing of "red songs" (revolutionary anthems from the days of Chairman Mao Zedong) and pushing for high-profile drives to rid his inland, south-central city of organized crime. Bo Xilai, once a powerful politician in China, was removed from his post in March. Jeffrey Wasserstrom: Bo's story is intriguing -- was it power struggle or did he flout law? He says incidents like Bo's fall offer precious clues about state of Chinese government. Wasserstrom: Factional politics indicate Communist Party is not as unified as it seems

Politburo

query: The @placeholder was on loan as the company are trying to sell them to the force. entities: Anthony Bond, GMP, Greater Manchester Police, UK, Volkswagen, Volkswagen Golf R passage: By Anthony Bond Last updated at 1:19 PM on 25th January 2012 When Volkswagen loaned out one of its top-of-the-range supercars to a UK police force, the firm must have been fairly confident the vehicle was in safe hands. But as these pictures show, the car wasn't exactly returned in the same immaculate condition in which it arrived. A Greater Manchester Police (GMP) officer was taking the Volkswagen Golf R - which has a top speed of 155mph - for a test drive on a public road at 2am. Destroyed: This is all that remains of a £40,000 top of the range Volkswagen which was loaned to Greater Manchester Police for a test drive. Firefighters rescued officer after he skidded at roundabout and lost control of £40,000 vehicle. Greater Manchester Police suspend officer from driving duties and will review its policy of using public roads to test-drive cars

Volkswagen

query: The QPR video - involving a raft of first team players including the energetic Rio Ferdinand and rather static @placeholder - has caught the imagination online. entities: Charlie Austin, Christmas, Clint Hill, Ex-Manchester United, Harry Redknapp, Hoops, Leroy Fer, Loftus Road, Merry Christmas Everyone, Premier League, QPR, QPR Christmas, Queens Park Rangers, Rio Ferdinand, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Slade, Youtube passage: Some of the Queens Park Rangers players and staff look as if the Christmas spirit has taken hold at Loftus Road. The same can't be said for a number of others. Harry Redknapp's side have forgone a fully-fledged festive party, but did opt to record a miming version of Slade's Merry Christmas Everyone to amuse. At least that's what you'd hope. Shaun Wright-Phillips didn't look overly impressed to be included in the QPR Christmas video Ex-Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand was a part of the rendition by the Premier League side Striker Charlie Austin got involved as the Hoops brought some festive cheer to their supporters. Rio Ferdinand, Charlie Austin and Harry Redknapp all appear. QPR mime Slade's Merry Christmas Everyone on Youtube. Leroy Fer, Clint Hill and Shaun Wright-Phillips mime along

Shaun Wright-Phillips

query: Democrats, meanwhile, were also helped by population growth: A bigger country should produce more jobs, and @placeholder have held office for nearly 12 of the past 20 years. entities: Bill Clinton, CNN, Charlotte, Clinton, Democratic, Democratic National Convention, Democrats, Dems, GOP, North Carolina, Republicans, U.S., White House passage: (CNN) -- It was a big applause line, one of many for former President Bill Clinton Wednesday night. Speaking to the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina, Clinton -- whose presidency unfolded during a boom era for the U.S. economy -- told delegates that Democratic administrations had a nearly 2-to-1 advantage over Republicans in creating jobs. "Since 1961, for 52 years now, the Republicans have held the White House 28 years, the Democrats 24," Clinton said. "In those 52 years, our private economy has produced 66 million private-sector jobs. So what's the job score? Republicans 24 million, Democrats 42." Clinton says Democratic administrations produce more private-sector jobs. Federal statistics show his numbers are a bit off, but not substantially. GOP terms were hit more by recessions, while population growth may have helped Dems

Democrats

query: The local man from Albury, @placeholder, is said to be in good spirits after being rescued entities: Albury, Australia, Boxing Day, Christmas, Christmas Day, Lake Hume, Lake Hume Coast Guard, NSW, New South Wales, Victorian passage: As people across Australia relaxed after a day of festive over indulgence, one man was enduring perhaps the most miserable Christmas Day ever after becoming stranded on his jetski in the middle of a lake. The 28-year-old experienced jetskier had set off for a simple 4.5km ride on Lake Hume on the Victorian/New South Wales border, near his hometown of Albury, when his Christmas day went drastically wrong. The man’s friends become worried and reported him missing to police after he failed to return from the 15-minute ride by 8.00pm after setting off at 6.30pm. Lake Hume Coast Guard set out to rescue the man on Boxing Day after he was located after spending 12 hours on the lake overnight. The 28-year-old experienced jetskier stayed on his vessel overnight. He was found by friends at 6.40am on Boxing Day on Lake Hume on the Victorian/NSW border. Police said he was not injured and is in good spirits

NSW

query: Not so with @placeholder, who has made a string of verbal missteps and shows little sign of getting more comfortable on the campaign trail. entities: Barack Obama, Democratic, GOP, Gingrich, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Obama, Republican, Republicans, Rick Santorum, Romney, Santorum passage: The campaigns of President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney don't agree on much. But on one subject, officials from both sides are in sync. As the GOP primary race goes into its third official month, the biggest winner appears to be the president. Referring to rivals Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum, a Romney campaign staffer said, "The only person's odds of winning are increasing are President Barack Obama's," arguing it was time for Gingrich and Santorum to depart the race. Several leading Republicans have publicly echoed that sentiment in recent days, confronted with poll numbers showing the president's job approval rating above 50% for the first time in months -- a far cry from last fall when he was mired in the low 40s. Some leading Republicans think it's time to wrap up the race. While Republican candidates spar, Obama campaign can quietly prepare for fall. Some drawing parallels with 2008 Democratic campaign, which went into May. Republican enthusiasm, support from independents falling as campaign goes on

Romney

query: Retail experts said their success will intensify the competition, forcing bigger chains such as @placeholder to ‘up their game’ and slash prices. entities: Aldi, Britain, Daily Mail, Dave Lewis, Lidl, Peter Campbell, Philip Clarke, Tesco, Waitrose passage: By Peter Campbell for the Daily Mail Tesco has issued a second profit warning in as many months as Aldi and Lidl eat into its sales. The chain slashed the dividend paid to shareholders by 75 per cent – prompting its shares to hit their lowest level in 11 years. The move follows the ousting of chief executive Philip Clarke last month, with Britain’s biggest grocer haemorrhaging sales to cut-price rivals at one end of the market, and Waitrose at the other. Tesco said its half-year dividend for shareholders will be 1.16p per share - a cut of 75 per cent on last year. Chief executive Dave Lewis told to start position month earlier than planned. Supermarket giant has cut forecast for 2014/15 trading profits to £2.5 billion. Dividends for shareholders slashed to 1.16p - a 75 per cent cut on last year

Tesco

query: This was in line with global interests, as the phenomenon saw 17 million videos shared worldwide, according to @placeholder's annual year in review. entities: Ebola, Facebook, Robin Williams, Scotland, UK, World Cup, Yes passage: Scotland's independence referendum was the UK’s most talked about topic on Facebook for the whole of 2014. A staggering 3.3 million comments, posts and likes were made on the day of the controversial vote last September, with 1.9 million from Scotland alone. The five weeks building up to polling day, held on September 18, had seen 10 million interactions take place on the social network as the Yes and No campaigns battled for a win. Scroll down for video The Scottish independence referendum, pictured, was the UK’s most discussed topic on Facebook in 2014 (stock picture) The ice bucket challenge, where brave fundraisers allowed friends and family to tip a bucket of ice water over their heads in aid of the fight against motor neurone disease, came in as the second most popular topic in the country. The referendum had 3.3 million comments, posts and likes on polling day. Football was also popular featuring in four of the top ten topics in the UK. Globally it was World Cup 2014 as the number one topic on Facebook. Ice bucket challenge, death of Robin Williams and Ebola also rated high

Facebook

query: 'Many @placeholder people supported the war effort not in uniform. entities: Adolf Hitler, Alan Shatter, Allies, Berlin, Charles Bewley, German Jewish, Hitler, Ireland, Irish, Irish Army, Jewish, Jews, Lee Moran, Nazi, Second World War, UK, Warsaw Ghetto passage: By Lee Moran Updated: 16:42 GMT, 26 January 2012 Ireland has admitted for the first time that its 'morally bankrupt' regime of the 1930s denied visas to desperate Jews trying to escape from Nazi persecution. Justice Minister Alan Shatter said that, following Adolf Hitler's rise to power, Ireland's anti-semitic Berlin ambassador Charles Bewley ensured 'the doors to this state were kept firmly closed to German Jewish families trying to flee'. The admission came as he apologised for the way brave soldiers who 'deserted' the Irish Army to fight with the Allies during the Second World War were treated. Denied: Jewish families, such as the ones pictured in this 1943 photo being rounded up in the Warsaw Ghetto, were denied entry to Ireland in the 1930s. Justice Minister Alan Shatter says 'doors to state were kept firmly closed to Jews fleeing Hitler' while UK took thousands. Sorry for way 'deserter' Irish soldiers fighting for allies were treated. They were barred from jobs and state pensions on their return. Links two issues and hints at upcoming official pardon

Irish

query: @placeholder let out a large roar after pummeling a forehand winner for 7-5. entities: Australian Open, CNN, Djokovic, Federer, France, French Open, Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Paris, Pete Sampras, Rafael Nadal, Roger Federer, Roland Garros, Serb, Victory passage: Paris, France (CNN) -- No matter whatever else happens in tennis' clay-court season, Rafael Nadal is almost an automatic at the French Open. Nadal won an unprecedented ninth title at Roland Garros and now only trails Roger Federer on the men's grand slam ladder after seeing off Novak Djokovic 3-6 7-5 6-2 6-4 on a third consecutive day of steamy weather in Paris, which did no favors for the Serb -- who appeared to vomit slightly in the last set. Their tussle couldn't compare to last year's five-set classic in the semifinals or their six-hour duel at the Australian Open in 2012 but the final outcome, to Nadal's delight, is that he tied Pete Sampras on 14 majors, three behind the 32-year-old Federer. Rafael Nadal wins French Open for record ninth time. Beats Novak Djokovic in four-set final. Victory confirms Nadal in world number one spot. Djokovic still searching for first French Open title

Rafael Nadal

query: I say "mostly" because it did make a decision last year that basically said this: The @placeholder guarantees that individuals may have guns, and that guarantee must factor in to state laws. entities: AZUZ, American, Barack Obama, Bill of Rights, CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR, CNN Student News, Carl Azuz, Chinese, Colorado, Daily Discussion, Florida, Gahanna, Hu, Hu Jintao, Michelle Obama, Ohio, PDF, RUSH TRANSCRIPT, Second Amendment, U.S., U.S. Constitution, White House passage: (CNN Student News) -- January 20, 2011 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Gahanna, Ohio • Florida • Colorado Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: Hi, I'm Carl Azuz. In today's edition of CNN Student News, we're breaking down a debate over part of the Bill of Rights. First, though, a White House welcome. First Up: Presidential Visit AZUZ: That's first lady Michelle Obama and President Barack Obama officially welcoming Chinese President Hu Jintao to the White House. This ceremony happened yesterday morning. President Hu was met by several top U.S. officials as well as a military honor guard. Kicked off a day of meetings between the two leaders. During a news conference later in the day, the Chinese president said his country and the U.S. "share broad common interests and important common responsibilities." Examine a program that teaches Chinese language and culture to American students. Delve into a debate surrounding the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Watch what happens when researchers test the echolocation talents of some dolphins. Use the Daily Discussion to help students understand today's featured news stories

Second Amendment

query: The group then went back to their student digs where Coolio, who has his own programme, Cookin’ with @placeholder, he made his special 'chicken á la daaaam' as well as peach crumble for dessert. entities: American, Artis Leon Ivey Jr, Coolio, Gangsta's Paradise, Jill Reilly, Preston, Tesco, University of Central Lancashire passage: By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 08:03 EST, 11 October 2013 | UPDATED: 08:40 EST, 11 October 2013 A group of students were treated to 'most surreal night of our lives' after rapper Coolio cooked them a three-course dinner and held a tequila-fuelled jam session until 4am at their rented house. The students at the University of Central Lancashire had attended the American star's gig in the Preston and went to the after-party in a bar. But after being invited into the VIP section, they struck up such a good rapport with the star whose real name is Artis Leon Ivey Jr, that he offered to cook to their house and cook them dinner. Students at the University of Central Lancashire met the star at after-party. The group went to Tesco and bought food before rapper cooked for them. They sang a rendition of his most famous hit Gangsta's Paradise

Coolio

query: The police officers union called a news conference Thursday, in part, to defend @placeholder, who's their second-highest ranking member. entities: ATLANTA, Atlanta, CNN, Franklin, Georgia, International Brotherhood, Kreher, Police Officers, Scott Kreher, Shirley Franklin passage: ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- It probably would have been just another ho-hum city council budget meeting. Except that the leader of Atlanta's police union, and second-highest ranking member of the International Brotherhood of Police Officers, said he wanted to beat Atlanta's mayor with a bat. "I want to beat her [Mayor Shirley Franklin] in the head with a baseball bat sometimes when I think about it," Sgt. Scott Kreher said into a microphone earlier this month in an apparent off-hand remark during a presentation he was giving to the council. Within days, the 17-year department veteran was suspended. Kreher said the "it" that made him want to club the mayor was that, despite repeated complaints, the police union contends the city is not honoring workers' compensation claims for cops whose careers ended when they were seriously injured on the job. Atlanta police union head says he got frustrated at city meeting. Other cops quick to defend him, saying mayor is ignoring larger issue. Police: Company refusing to help cops injured in the line of duty. Mayor Franklin's spokesperson says mayor will work to address complaints

Kreher

query: At that point @placeholder had not yet been targeted by rioters, but shortly afterwards trouble flared up in the city. entities: Burgess, Facebook, Manchester, Manchester Crown Court, Philip Burgess, Philip Rio Burgess, Salford passage: Jailed: Philip Burgess, 22, from Salford, was sentenced to three years for inciting violence during the Manchester riots A Facebook user who posted on the social networking site that rioters should 'put Manchester on the map' has been jailed for three years. Philip Burgess, from Salford, wrote the message when the August riots were at their most fervent, and urged his friends to wreak havoc in the city centre. The 22-year-old, who admitted encouraging the commission of offences of riot and inciting racial hatred, sobbed as the sentence was handed down at Manchester Crown Court. Unemployed Burgess logged on to Facebook on August 9 under his profile name 'Philip Rio Burgess', at 11.44am posted: 'Message to all - we need to start riot 'n we need to put Manchester on the map, first lets riot king street Manchester, haha.' Jobless 22-year-old from Salford sobbed as he was sentenced. In addition, found guilty of inciting racial hatred

Manchester

query: The recent releases have angered some members of Congress, who have argued that @placeholder is necessary to detain terrorism suspects. entities: Abd Al-Rahman Abdullah Au Shabati, Abd al Rahman Abdullah Ali Muhammad, Akhmed Abdul Qadir, Al Khadr Abdallah Muhammad Al Yafi, Congress, Cuba, Estonia, Fadel Hussein Saleh Hentif, Guantanamo, Guantanamo Bay, Mohammed Ahmed Salam, Obama, Oman, One, Pentagon, U.S. Navy, Yemen passage: Five men from Yemen were freed from the U.S. Navy base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, after more than a dozen years of captivity. Four of the men went to Oman: Al Khadr Abdallah Muhammad Al Yafi, Fadel Hussein Saleh Hentif, Abd Al-Rahman Abdullah Au Shabati, and Mohammed Ahmed Salam. One, Akhmed Abdul Qadir, was sent to Estonia, according to a Pentagon statement. It was the first time either nation accepted Guantanamo prisoners for resettlement. Freed: Five Guantanamo Bay prisoners were freed, Akhmed Abdul Qadir (left), was sent to Estonia, Abd al Rahman Abdullah Ali Muhammad (center), Mohammed Ahmed Salam (right), Al Khadr Abdallah Muhammad Al Yafi, and Fadel Hussein Saleh Hentif (not photographed). Five men from Yemen were freed from the U.S. Navy base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, after more than a dozen years of captivity. Four of the men were transferred to Oman and one to Estonia, this is the first time either nation has accepted Guantanamo prisoners. The releases take the Guantanamo population down to 122. The releases are alarming Congress, which has blocked Obama's attempts to close the detention center

Guantanamo Bay

query: T-Mobile's performance was mostly similar to AT&T's in terms of 4G, but "disparities emerge when comparing @placeholder's non-4G tests to AT&T's. entities: 4G, 4G speeds, AT&T, CNN, RootMetrics, Sprint, T-Mobile, U.S., Verizon, Verizon Wireless passage: (CNN) -- Forget the 4G marketing hype. Which U.S. carriers really offer the fastest mobile-data networks? According to a new report from RootMetrics (a company which conducts its own field tests of wireless networks), Verizon Wireless currently offers the nation's fastest 4G -- by far. RootMetrics recently compared 4G networks from the four major U.S. carriers in 27 cities. Across all cities, Verizon performed at 4G speeds in 66% of tests. What qualifies as 4G speed? According to RootMetrics, that's a download speed of at least three megabits per second -- fast enough to download a 30-minute standard-definition TV episode in less than 10 minutes. Verizon performed at 4G speeds in 66% of tests -- better than AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile. 4G speed means a download speed of at least three megabits per second. RootMetrics compared 4G networks from the four major U.S. carriers in 27 cities

T-Mobile

query: Mr @placeholder also called on members of the public to back an anti-Russian gay rights protest in London planned for yesterday. entities: Britain, Cameron, David Cameron, East End, Fry, Games, Hitler, Ian McKellen, Jews, London, Putin, Russia, Russian, Sochi, Stephen Fry, Tories, Winter Olympics passage: Outspoken: Stephen Fry has never been shy about his opinions or his sexuality and wrote and open letter to number 10 claiming Putin was making scapegoats of gay people David Cameron had a secret pub summit with Stephen Fry after the actor called for a boycott of the Winter Olympics in Russia over its treatment of gay people. The two men met in a pub in London’s East End which is co-owned by Mr Fry’s fellow actor and gay rights campaigner Sir Ian McKellen. Mr Fry, a self-proclaimed bitter opponent of the Tories, challenged Mr Cameron after the Prime Minister said it was vital that Britain attend the Games in Sochi to make the case for more gay rights in Russia. Secret meeting took place in the pub's private back room. Mr Fry challenges Mr Cameron to take action over homophobic Russian policies which outlaw gay 'propaganda' He claims Putin is making gay people scapegoats in the same way Hitler did with the Jews

Stephen Fry

query: With just under a year to go until the @placeholder project is completed, traditionalists now don't have long to savor the city's existing skyline. entities: Alfa Romeo, Armani, CNN, Eurozone, Italian, Italy, Milan, Porta Nuova passage: (CNN) -- Milan might be most famous as the capital of Italian fashion and finance, but it's an ambitious architectural project that's generating buzz these days in the home of Armani and Alfa Romeo. Porta Nuova is a new 290,000 square meter (3.12 million square feet) site that will encompass office, residential and green space on the previously neglected outskirts of the city. Building work on the project started in 2009. When finished, it will feature numerous sleek skyscraper buildings that will juxtapose sharply with Milan's more traditional low-rise architecture. As Italy looks to emerge from the Eurozone crisis, there are even some who suggest developments like these could help get the country's economy moving again. Porta Nuova aims to transform Milan's skyline. Project will feature new skyscrapers and buildings covered with trees. Some experts believe construction ventures like these could get Italian economy moving

Porta Nuova

query: Kennedy connection: Bill Clinton has often cited his meeting with President @placeholder in 1963 as one of the moments when he decided he wanted to become a politician entities: Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Caroline Kennedy, First Lady Michelle, JFK, Jack, Jack Schlossberg, John F. Kennedy, John Schlossberg, National Museum of American History, Obama, Oprah Winfrey, Presidential Medal of Freedom, Schlossberg, Smithsonian passage: Barack Obama continued to lionize John F. Kennedy on Wednesday evening at a dinner where the President gave a speech introduced by JFK's grandson. Jack Schlossberg, whose mother is Caroline Kennedy, introduced President Obama at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History where a dinner was held to honor recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom, first minted by JFK. 'He reminded us that everyone has the capacity to explore, to imagine and to give back to our great nation no matter the path we choose,' Mr Schlossberg said of his grandfather. Scroll down for video Barack Obama shakes hands with Jack Schlossberg (right), the grandson of President John F. Kennedy, after he introduced the President during a dinner at the Smithsonian on Wednesday. John Schlossberg, known as Jack, introduced Obama at the Smithsonian dinner on Wednesday to honor Presidential Medal of Freedom recipients. Dinner attended by First Lady Michelle, Oprah Winfrey and Bill Clinton

JFK

query: Bush said reports he had received were contrary to @placeholder assurances that it had halted military operations. entities: Bush, CNN, Condoleezza Rice, Georgia, Lavrov, Moscow, Rice, Russia, Russian, Sergei Lavrov, U.S., United States, WASHINGTON, Washington passage: WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Russia pressed the United States on Wednesday to choose between "a real partnership" with Moscow or an "illusory" relationship with U.S. ally Georgia. Washington said it's sticking with Georgia. "As to choosing, the United States has made very clear that it is standing by the democratically elected government of Georgia," Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Wednesday. She spelled out the Bush administration's stance after Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called Georgia's government "a special project for the United States." "And we are aware that the U.S. is uptight about this project," Lavrov said in remarks broadcast on Russian television. "But a choice will have to be made someday between considerations of prestige related to an illusory project and a real partnership in matters which indeed require collective efforts." NEW: Russian Foreign Minister: U.S. must choose between Russia, Georgia. NEW: Rice: Any cease-fire violation would risk Russia's status as partner. NEW: Russian military action in Georgia "must stop now," Rice says. Bush warns Russia not to interfere with humanitarian shipments

Russia

query: @placeholder exacted sweet revenge for Arsenal's victory in the reverse fixture a fortnight ago, when the Gunners scored twice in the last three minutes to win 2-1. entities: Aleksandar Mitrovic, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Alexis Sanchez, Anderlecht, Anthony Vanden Borre, Arsenal, Arsene Wenger, Belgians, Champions League, Emirates, Gunners, Lukas Podolski, Mikel Arteta, Nacho Monreal, Tomas Rosicky passage: Arsene Wenger lamented Arsenal's weak mentality and poor defending as the Gunners threw away a three-goal lead to draw 3-3 with Anderlecht in the Champions League. Arsenal led 2-0 at half-time thanks to Mikel Arteta's penalty and Alexis Sanchez's stunning volley before Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain looked to have sealed the win with a third before the hour. There was late drama, however, as Anthony Vanden Borre scored twice - the second another spot-kick - and Aleksandar Mitrovic headed in a 90th-minute equaliser to snatch a dramatic point for the Belgians. Nacho Monreal, Lukas Podolski and Tomas Rosicky (left to right) trudge off after Arsenal threw away a three-goal lead at the Emirates to draw 3-3 with Anderlecht on Tuesday in the Champions League. Arsenal threw away three-goal lead against Anderlecht at Emirates. Mikel Arteta, Alexis Sanchez and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain put them 3-0 up. Anthony Vanden Borre (two) and Aleksandar Mitrovic netted for visitors. Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger slams side's weak 'mental level' He was angered by the Gunners' defensive mistakes on Tuesday

Anderlecht

query: Australia's longest serving PM always had a close affinity with the royals and the @placeholder entities: Anglophile, Anthony Eden, Australia, Australian, Britain, British, Cold War, Egyptian, John Howard, Menzies, Menzies Era, Mother Country, Robert, Robert Menzies, Suez Canal, Suez Canal crisis, Suez Crisis, UK, US, United Kingdom, United States, former PM passage: Famous Anglophile Sir Robert Menzies loved Britain dearly and it's certainly no stretch to say that before he made history as Australia's longest-serving Prime Minister he had seriously contemplated a career in UK politics. However, his allegiance to the Mother Country was sorely tested in 1956 by his British counterpart, Sir Anthony Eden, during the Suez Canal crisis. The Suez Crisis pre-dated the Cold War. It became a flash point in the relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States, and Australia's most revered leader was caught up, smack-bang in the middle. It's a story outlined in the latest book on the political life of Sir Robert, 'The Menzies Era', written by another former PM, John Howard. Sir Robert Menzies was caught in the middle of a power play by the US and Britain over the Suez Canal crisis in 1956. Menzies was thrust into the centre of a worldwide political drama when made the messenger by his UK counterpart Sir Anthony Eden. His threat of likely military action was ridiculed by the then Egyptian President and then he was sidelined during key meetings. Former PM John Howard calls Britain's behaviour of Menzies during that period as 'poor treatment of a loyal ally' The book also contains rare images of Menzies during his time as Australian Prime Minister, giving an insight into his record stint in power

UK

query: He said her department had yet to fully disclose all e-mails and other communication from Stevens and others in @placeholder, noting the American people, including the family and loved ones of those killed, deserved full answers. entities: Americans, Benghazi, Christopher Stevens, Clinton, Congress, Hillary Clinton, Libya, Republican, Senate, Susan Rice, U.N., U.S., United States passage: At times angry and choked with emotion, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Wednesday took on Republican critics of her department's handling of the September terrorist attack in Libya that killed the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans, but repeatedly distanced herself from a direct role in specific situations. "As I have said many times since September 11, I take responsibility," Clinton told two long-anticipated congressional hearings examining the attack that became a major issue in the November presidential election. Conservative Republicans challenged Clinton on the lack of security at the diplomatic compound in Benghazi, where Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three others were killed, as well as the erroneous account provided four days later by U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice that the attack grew spontaneously from a protest over an anti-Islam film produced in the United States. Secretary of state completes more than five hours of sometimes contentious hearings. Libya wanted to provide security, but lacked the capacity, Clinton said. "I take responsibility," Clinton tells Senate committee. Clinton's appearance before Congress was delayed due to health issues

Benghazi

query: 'In my mind we need to do all we can to work with communities within @placeholder, the communities from where these people are coming, so that we can convince them that taking up with terrorist organisations is not only unlawful but it cannot be in their interests.' entities: Abu Ousama, Aussie, Australia, Australian, Australians, Coco Pops, Hama, ISIS, Jund al-Aqsa, Ousama, Sydney Morning Herald, Syria, Tony Abbott passage: A young Australian working as a combat medic for a terror group in Syria says he is still a 'true blue Aussie' despite condoning the brutal beheadings by ISIS. Speaking in a thick Australian accent Abu Ousama says he is missing home comforts like Coco Pops and says 'home is home', everybody is going to love their country'. Ousama is living among rebel fighters for Jund al-Aqsa and is one of the 100 Australians who have crossed over into Syria since the conflict began. Since the airing of the unverified footage Tony Abbott's office has referred the footage to Australian intelligence agencies, reports the Sydney Morning Herald. Abu Ousama says he is a 'true blue Aussie' despite condoning fighting in Syria. Despite living in Syria he says he misses home comforts like Coco Pops. The unverified footage has been referred to Australian intelligence agencies by the Prime Minister's office. The young man, whose face is covered by a mask in the video, is working as a combat medic north of the city of Hama in Syria for Jund al-Aqsa. He said: 'There is no hatred between me and Australia' but says he will fight against Aussie troops

Aussie

query: When asked about @placeholder's double murder-suicide, Billington told CNN, "It can make you aggressive, the steroids. entities: Benoit, British Bulldogs, CNN, Chris Benoit, Davey Boy Smith, Dynamite, Dynamite Kid, Tom Billington, Vince McMahon, WWE, World Wrestling Federation, Young Benoit passage: (CNN) -- The late Chris Benoit idolized the Dynamite Kid, who was half of a professional wrestling team famous in the 1980s for spectacular high-flying, acrobatic moves. Chris Benoit strangled his wife and suffocated his son before hanging himself in June. The Dynamite Kid and his partner, Davey Boy Smith, were known as the British Bulldogs. They were quick, agile and muscular, and in 1986 they won the World Wrestling Federation tag team championship. Young Benoit dreamed of wrestling like the Dynamite Kid, whose real name is Tom Billington. At the beginning of his career, Benoit adopted the Dynamite nickname and copied his idol's signature moves. Vince McMahon: WWE has one of best drug-testing programs. Wrestling boss tells CNN that individuals bear responsibility for actions. Critics say WWE penalties for drug use are not harsh enough. Wrestlers still can get drugs if they have prescriptions from doctors

Chris Benoit

query: This kind of blatant copying is wrong and, as we've said many times before, we need to protect Apple's intellectual property when companies steal our ideas," according to a statement from @placeholder. entities: Apple, Australia, Australian High Court, CNN, Christmas, Galaxy Tab, Galaxy Tab 10.1, Samsung, Samsung Electronics, Seoul, South Korea, South Korean, United States, iPad passage: Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- Samsung Electronics' tablet computer, the Galaxy Tab, will be available to consumers in Australia in the coming days, after the South Korean electronics giant scored a victory against Apple in a legal battle that had blocked the product from going on sale. The Australian High Court denied Apple's appeal to an earlier court ruling that overturned an injunction placed on Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 citing violation of its patent. The recent ruling is expected to give Samsung a stronger footing in a legal battle it is involved in with Apple in several countries across the world, including the United States. The Australian High Court denied Apple's appeal to an earlier court decision. Samsung says Galaxy Tab will be ready for sale in Australia in time for the Christmas. Apple claims that Samsung's newer Galaxy Tab 10.1 copies the iPad

Apple

query: would do anything to ‘stop @placeholder fighting to the last Syrian.’ entities: Assad, Bashar al-Assad, David Cameron, Ed Miliband, Labour, Labour party, Miliband, New, Syria passage: New demands: Ed Miliband has listed six criteria the Government needs to fulfill for Labour to support military action A divided Labour party yesterday issued a tortured statement on Syria, claiming David Cameron had failed to produce ‘compelling evidence’ showing the Assad regime had deployed chemical weapons. Throwing the Government’s plans for a vote on imminent missile attacks into chaos, Ed Miliband’s party did not come out and oppose intervention, but claimed any action would have to meet six gruelling criteria which could take weeks to fulfil. An amendment released last night by Labour fell well short of the Government’s conviction that dictator Bashar al-Assad had used poison gas on his own people - simply condemning his ‘killing of hundreds of civilians’. Miliband said he would consider backing 'limited force' on Tuesday. Made six demands which the Government needs to meet. Include full weapons report and a ‘clear basis in international law’

Bashar al-Assad

query: "I will sue if they try to advance it further, I will be suing @placeholder." entities: Aberdeenshire, CNN, Donald Trump, Scotland, Scottish, Trump, Trump International Golf Links passage: (CNN) -- It was Donald Trump's long-held dream. To build the best links golf course in the world in Scotland, as a tribute to his late mother who was born in the country. But it is fast turning into a nightmare for the billionaire business tycoon. After initial opposition to the project from environmental groups, Trump now has a green problem of his own, in the shape of an offshore wind farm. With the Trump International Golf Links ready for action from July, Trump has shelved plans for an adjoining hotel until a decision is made on the wind farm. Tycoon Donald Trump threatens to sue the Scottish government over wind farm plans. Trump opposes plans to build wind farm near his new golf course in Aberdeenshire. Billionaire claims Scotland's first minister told him wind farm would not go ahead. Trump has faced criticism of his golf and hotel complex from environmental groups

Scottish

query: "I will sue if they try to advance it further, I will be suing @placeholder." entities: Aberdeenshire, CNN, Donald Trump, Scotland, Scottish, Trump, Trump International Golf Links passage: (CNN) -- It was Donald Trump's long-held dream. To build the best links golf course in the world in Scotland, as a tribute to his late mother who was born in the country. But it is fast turning into a nightmare for the billionaire business tycoon. After initial opposition to the project from environmental groups, Trump now has a green problem of his own, in the shape of an offshore wind farm. With the Trump International Golf Links ready for action from July, Trump has shelved plans for an adjoining hotel until a decision is made on the wind farm. Tycoon Donald Trump threatens to sue the Scottish government over wind farm plans. Trump opposes plans to build wind farm near his new golf course in Aberdeenshire. Billionaire claims Scotland's first minister told him wind farm would not go ahead. Trump has faced criticism of his golf and hotel complex from environmental groups

Scotland

query: @placeholder, a heroin addict since she was 16, walked away from her family on December 17, 2002. entities: Becky Godden-Edwards, Christopher Halliwell, Daily Mail, Halliwell, Mullane, Swindon, Tracey Mullane, Wiltshire passage: By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:44 EST, 27 January 2013 | UPDATED: 03:53 EST, 28 January 2013 It looks just like any other wedding photo with happy faces smiling back at the camera. But look closely and you will see the sinister face of a killer standing just feet away from one of his victim's relatives, who had no idea her family member had been murdered. The picture has remained hidden in a family album for years and was discovered by Tracey Mullane, aunt of Becky Godden-Edwards, in her loft last week. Now the 49-year-old has spoken of her shock at realising that she was at the same wedding as Christopher Halliwell - the man who confessed to her niece's murder. Tracey Mullane, 49, attended wedding in Swindon, Wiltshire, in 2008. She is aunt of Becky Godden-Edwards, killed by Christopher Halliwell. Mullane spotted Halliwell in wedding picture in photo album in her loft

Becky Godden-Edwards

query: Mansoor has no criminal record or prior incidences with the law, according to @placeholder. entities: Abdul Hamid Al Kumity, Abu Dhabi, Ahmed Mansoor, Al Kumity, Al Wathba, CNN, Dubai, Emirati, Mansoor, Muslims, Nadia, UAE, United Arab Emirates passage: Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (CNN) -- An Emirati blogger who has called for reform in the United Arab Emirates is being held in Al Wathba prison in Abu Dhabi, his wife said Wednesday Ahmed Mansoor is being treated well, according to wife Nadia, who said she spoke to him Tuesday evening. Mansoor's attorney, Abdul Hamid Al Kumity, said he is not aware of any charges against his client, but will meet with the prosecutor's office Wednesday. Dubai police have told Al Kumity that two bottles of whiskey were found in Mansoor's house. Alcohol is available at hotels and select stores in the UAE, but Muslims are not allowed to buy or possess it. Attorney for blogger is not aware of any charges against him. About 10 men pick up Ahmed Mansoor from his apartment, his wife says. Dubai police promises to look into the matter. Mansoor was part of a group that petitioned the president for direct elections

Al Kumity

query: "For us, the @placeholder expansion was more than we could have imagined," Lee says. entities: Be Our Guest, Be Our Guest restaurant, Beast, Beauty and the Beast, CNN, Castle, Magic Kingdom, New Fantasyland, Orlando, Tom Staggs, Walt DIsney, Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, Walt Disney World passage: Orlando (CNN) -- When Walt Disney World's New Fantasyland opens Thursday in the Magic Kingdom, guests will be in for a slew of magical moments, and they'll have plenty of room to enjoy them. This portion of the park nearly doubled in size, making it the largest expansion in the park's 41-year history. "It gives guests another level of immersion," says Tom Staggs, chairman of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts. "We have technology to play with that Walt DIsney didn't have." For instance, part of the expansion includes Beast's Castle, which sits atop Be Our Guest restaurant. During lunch hours, guests order at touch-screen kiosks and take radio-frequency devices to their tables. Once the pager is placed on the table, servers know exactly where to deliver the food. And voila, meals arrive within minutes via a glass-enclosed cart. Walt Disney World's New Fantasyland officially opens December 6. The expansion is the largest in the Magic Kingdom's history. The new restaurant Be Our Guest is inspired by "Beauty and the Beast"

New Fantasyland

query: Until today, the interpretation was that @placeholder can use its military force only to protect itself from external attack. entities: Abe, Japan, Japanese, SDF, Self-Defense Forces, Shinzo Abe, World War II, post-World War II Japan passage: Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's timing was impeccable: July 1 marks the 60th anniversary of the establishment of Japan's Self-Defense Forces (SDF), the de-fanged fighting force that has protected the country since its creation from the ashes of post-World War II Japan. Following the announcement, it is also the day that, some would argue, the name ceased to have any meaning. Abe's government, mindful of looming regional security threats to Japan and its neighbors, has allowed the "reinterpretation" of the country's pacifist postwar constitution to reflect what he sees as necessary pivots to meet the 21st century security challenges that the nation faces. Japan's Prime Minister confirms a more liberal interpretation of the country's constitution. Re-reading of postwar document will free up Japanese military to assist in conflicts overseas. Opposition to the move runs high, although opinion is divided. No Japanese military personnel have participated in armed conflicts since World War II

post-World War II Japan

query: But he encouraged Kerry to push for more travel opportunities for @placeholder in the island nation. entities: Americans, Arizona, CNN, Castro, Cuba, Flake, Jeff Flake, John Kerry, Republican, Robert Menendez, U.S., United States passage: (CNN) -- Could wild beach parties fueled by spring break tourism from the United States be in Cuba's future? They might be if Sen. Jeff Flake has anything to say about it. The Arizona Republican weighed in on the issue during Sen. John Kerry's secretary of state confirmation hearing on Thursday. "I've often felt that if we want a real get-tough policy with the Castro brothers," Flake said, "we should force them to deal with spring break once or twice." Flake said there was a serious message behind his quip. "The best way to foster change and progress toward democracy is to allow travel, free travel of Americans, to let them go as they wish," he said. Sen. Jeff Flake: Dealing with spring break would be "a real get-tough policy" for Cuba. Travel is "the best way to foster change and progress toward democracy" Sen. Robert Menendez says the U.S. policy toward Cuba is no laughing matter. There is an "increasing brutal crackdown on peaceful democracy advocates on the island," he says

Americans

query: However, the all-white jury of six men and six women from Schuylkill County jury found Piekarsky and @placeholder guilty of simple assault. entities: Brandon Piekarsky, Derrick Donchak, Luis Ramirez, Mexican, Pennsylania, Pennsylvania, Piekarsky, Ramirez, Schuylkill County, Shenandoah passage: Friends and relatives of two teens accused in the beating death of a Mexican immigrant struggled to contain their relief as not-guilty verdicts were announced on the most serious charges against the former high school football stars Friday. Luis Ramirez died of blunt force injuries after a confrontation with a group of Pennsylania teens. Gasps filled the courtroom and some had to be restrained by sheriff's deputies as they tried to rush the defense table after Derrick Donchak, 19, and Brandon Piekarsky, 17, were acquitted of aggravated assault, reckless endangerment and ethnic intimidation for the death of Luis Ramirez. Piekarsky was also found not guilty of third-degree murder for the death of Ramirez, who died of blunt force injuries after an encounter with the teens last summer. Teens acquitted of murder, aggravated assault, ethnic intimidation. Verdict sends "extremely dangerous" precedent, advocacy group says. Schuylkill County prosecutors alleged the beating was racially motivated. Incident drew national attention to small town of Shenandoah, Pennsylvania

Derrick Donchak

query: coming into the @placeholder illegally and removing those with no right to be entities: Bangladesh, England, India, London, NHS, Newham, Nigeria, Office for National Statistics, Pakistan, Poland, Somalia, UK passage: The Government has today revealed the top-ten most common nationalities of foreign-born women who gave birth in NHS hospitals in the last year. The new record level of births to foreign-born mothers is more than double the proportion of 20 years ago, with women originally from Poland topping the list, according to the Office for National Statistics. Other nations represented in the top ten include Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Nigeria and Somalia. A total of 184,000 children were born in these circumstances, with almost half of them in London, which has a foreign-born mother rate of 56.7 per cent, far above the national average of 25.5 per cent. Most mothers came from Poland, India and Pakistan, figures reveal. A total of 184,000 children born in these circumstances in NHS hospitals. The overall 25.5% rate is the highest since records began in 1969. In London in 2011 56.7% of new mums were originally from outside the UK. Newham in London has a rate of 77% of foreign mothers. The lowest levels were in the north-east of England. Net migration is still at more than 200,000, much higher than the 2015 target of under 100,000

UK

query: "Before I could ever hope to go on and help anyone again, I need to help myself," @placeholder told CNN. entities: Anthony Giancola, CNN, Cecilia Barreda, Florida, Giancola, Lealman, Pinellas County Sheriff's Office, St. Petersburg passage: (CNN) -- A former Florida middle school principal stabbed four people Friday at a group home for the hearing impaired, killing two of them, then struck five others with a car, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office said. The suspect -- identified by the sheriff's office as Anthony Giancola -- was taken into police custody after being tracked down by K-9 unit members. He has been arrested and formally booked on two counts of first-degree murder, sheriff's spokeswoman Cecilia Barreda said. Authorities said they first learned around 10:45 a.m. that four people had been stabbed at the group home in Lealman, a community just north of St. Petersburg. Anthony Giancola is in custody on 2 first-degree murder counts, with more charges possible. Witnesses say he stabbed 4 people at a group home for the hearing impaired, a sheriff says. The suspect is accused of assaulting two others, and hitting five more with a vehicle. Authorities caught Giancola, then a principal, buying crack cocaine in his office in 2007

Anthony Giancola

query: South Sudan peacefully broke away from @placeholder in 2011 following a 2005 peace deal that ended a decades-long war. entities: Africa, America, Associated Press, Awerial, Fighting, Lost Boys, Michigan, Philip Madol, Phillip Madol, South Sudan, Sudan, U.S passage: By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 14:07 EST, 3 January 2014 | UPDATED: 14:07 EST, 3 January 2014 Phillip Madol, 33, once studied in America as one of Sudan's 'Lost Boys' who fled bloodshed and famine. This week he was again caught up in a war as he helped his family flee a town that rebels had overrun in South Sudan. Fighting broke out in the capital of South Sudan on December 15 and quickly radiated across the world's newest country as two main ethnic groups began attacking each other. Scroll down for video Lost boy: Phillip Madol, 33, left, returned from the U.S to help his sick mother. He is now fleeing the fighting in South Sudan and and spoke to a reporter in the town of Awerial on Thursday. Philip Madol, 33, ended up in Michigan after surviving bloodshed and famine in South Sudan. He returned back to Africa after hearing his mother was sick but he is now fleeing further violence and his mother has been shot. At least 180,000 people have been displaced by the fighting between government and rebel forces in South Sudan

South Sudan

query: 'While regulation of surrogacy in Thailand is a matter for Thailand, we continue to encourage @placeholder authorities to adopt appropriate transitional arrangements for any new measures they may introduce, so concerned Australians are not unduly affected.' entities: Adam Osborne, Australia, Australian, Gammy, IVF, Jen Farrell, Kate, Kempsey, Mali, New South Wales, Sarah Dean For Daily Mail Australia, Sierra-Leone, Thai, Thailand passage: By Sarah Dean For Daily Mail Australia An Australian couple have made a desperate plea for help after they became stranded in Thailand with their newborn twins, born via a Thai surrogate mother. Kate and Adam Osborne, from Kempsey, on the mid north coast of New South Wales, are one of the many Australian couples who have become locked in legal battles after changes to Thailand's commercial surrogacy laws. They reportedly turned to Thai surrogacy as a last resort after numerous failed IVF attempts in Australia. 'They are in a tiny motel room with two newborns and money is running out fast,' their friend Jen Farrell wrote on a fundraising page set up to help the family. Kate and Adam Osborne, from New South Wales, are pleading for help. Their twins Mali and Sierra-Leone were born in Thailand on July 22. Changes to commercial surrogacy laws came on the same day. A week later the horrific story of baby Gammy's abandonment emerged. They are stuck in Thailand until they can get a court order to state the surrogate mother allows them to leave the country with their twins

Thai

query: They want a world where @placeholder is benign and positive, and where other leaders help in supporting the struggles of their people for better lives rather than securing themselves through crude power. entities: American Strategy Program, Americans, CNN, Copenhagen, Denmark, New America Foundation, Nobel, Nobel Committee, Nobel Peace Prize, Norway, Obama, Oslo, Peace Prize, Steve Clemons, U.S., WASHINGTON, Washington Note, Woodrow Wilson passage: Editor's note: Steve Clemons directs the American Strategy Program at the New America Foundation and publishes The Washington Note, a popular political blog. Steve Clemons says the Nobel panel correctly decided Obama's approach to diplomacy holds great promise. WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Cynics will say that Oslo was jealous that Copenhagen, Denmark, scored a visit from President Obama, and giving him a Nobel was the only way to get him to Norway. But the Nobel Committee's decision to make Obama the only sitting U.S. president since Woodrow Wilson to receive the Nobel Peace Prize shows the committee's clear-headed assessment that Obama's "unclenched fist" approach to dealing with the world's most thuggish leaders has had a constructive, systemic impact on the world's expectations of itself. Steve Clemons: Many Americans shocked that Obama won Peace Prize. He says the rest of the world sees how Obama has changed international tone. He says Obama's rhetoric has "reversed the collapse of hope" in the world

U.S.

query: 'Excuse me, let me just finish what I'm saying if I may, oh dominant one,' @placeholder retorted to a clearly offended Kelly. entities: Dobbs, Erick Erickson, Erickson, Fox, Fox News, Kelly, Lou Dobbs, Megyn Kelly, Pew, RedState.com passage: Megyn Kelly proved once again that's she's not your typical Fox News talking head when she entered into a debate on working mothers this past Friday. An argument broke out when she hosted RedState.com editor Erick Erickson, and fellow Fox host Lou Dobbs, in response to a discussion the two men had on Dobbs' show. The initial discussion centered on a recent Pew study finding that 40 per cent of working mothers were now the breadwinners in their family. Scroll down for video Taken to school: Fox News host Megyn Kelly called out Lou Dobbs, left, and Erick Erickson, right, after they made sexist comments about working mothers. Pew study shows that 40 per cent of mothers are now leading or primary breadwinners. Erickson and Dobbs concerned about role of women as providers, Kelly rips apart their argument

Dobbs